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p.8 Pastsimpleandpаsfcontinuous p.l,l A, an,the/ noartiс|e Prepositions of time

p.l0 Understanding andwriting p.l1 notes; languagep.12 informal p.13

i:эoiеWiIIiams: Biography -^эwoг|d is notenough: .aтes Bond

p.9 Leisurе timeandhоIidays Adjeсtives n 11 prefеrеnсes Expressing / making

3*.nsnight: festival Sсottish :.aiгjeIife:Poetryfestiva|

p.15 Notiсes; p .1 8 Aсcommodation Comparativesandsuperlаtlves shortening full n 1Q p.16 sentenсеs Negative сomparisons Fixtuгes andfittings сlauses W r itinganotiсе Housewoгk аndDlY oo'14_15Re|аtivе p,16 Relative pronouns p.17 сhoiсes inadvеrtisements Comparing p.17 Whoseandwhois Makingtelephonearrangements orderinsentenсes o.18

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тrе worId's |ongest mаi|run: )еlivеring mаi|inAustraIian outbaсk

Reсipes MeaItimеs Eatingin restaurants Fnnd adiontivдc

Looking at menus

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Just,alreadу, уet pp.20-21 Foцsince Еveцnever Presentperfесtandpasfslrnple

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p.24 letters Informal letter p.25 Writing an informal

ТheGaIapagos isIands: andtourism 'Aлjmals

Animals at workandinsoort Тheenvironment aboutpictures Speсu|ating P|anning andmaking deсisions

Will'goingto, present сontinuous GoodIuсkmessаges pp.27-28 Ho|iday postсards o'26 p.28 Must/ mustn't, haveto, p'2g Be notallowedto рp.29-30 And,but,so,beсause p.31 Tenserevision

Ragweek:Student aсtivities to гaIsem0ney

Jobadvertisements Work Lettеrs of аpp|iсation Askingfor/ givinginformаtion inoаdviсe

p.36 p.33 Writing Presentperfeсtcontinuous a CV For/ sinсe |еtter Wгiting a formaI of p'3т p'32 Presentperfeсtсontinuous andsimplep'34 appliсation p.35 -и9formafterprepositions p.34 -tлgformbeforeandafterverbs

AirJordan: MiсhaeI Jordаn

Sport Artandartistr Doing a survey

p.38 Pastsimpleandpastpefeсt

Reporting events andsurveys

CristoRеdentor: A famous statue inRio

Theemergenсy sеrviсes p.49 Crime Disсussing topiоs

SydneyOperaHousе:|tshistory

p.55 Trаve| nounsandVerbs

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Will,probablуdefinitelу couldandwill/ won't

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Planning, opening and p'39 с|osing |еtterp.42 an informа| Writing letter p.43 an informal p.41

p.45-46 Answering ThefirstаndseсondсonditionaI a questionnaire: p.44 Should,shouldn't, p48 sеntenсes fromnotes p48 oughtto p.46 Editing andсorreсting p.49 mistakes

p'50 Reported questions p.51 Reported statements trаveI lndependent Haveto.don'thaveto.needto P|anning a ho|iday / prefеrenсes

produсt p.61 Prepositions аndtimе Cokеis it:Cokeas a g|obа| Phrasalverbs Piсtuге-based disсussion

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Thepassive аndby p 56 Adjeсtives, nouns, verbs+ prepositions p.60

p'54 p,51 Forma| Iettеrs p52 Еditing andcorrесting mistakes

p'58 Formаl|ettеrs of сomp|aint p 59 Writing |etter а foгma|

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withtherightverbin the thesentenсes 1 Comp|ete form.Someverbsare usedmorethanonсe. сorreоt o rn6kg. give . write(x2). sеnd(x2). Ieaveо pOSt youa faxtoсonfirm ourbooking .......... for 1 |'I| a roomfortwonights. ... toapply fora job, a Ietter 2 Whenyou........ youshou|d aIways saywhereyousawtheadveгtisement. a me ssa ge forM rJaso n, 3 C o uldI . . . . . . . . ................. please? .....thatphone сa|| 4 D o n't fo rg et t o. . ....... to tohearfromyou.

He'swaiting Henry. t o. .............. theIe tters onh eг wa v 5 Noraoffered homefromwork. ....... notathome?

Canyou hera 6 So Kate's mеssage whenshegetsbaсk? |еt's 7 Nowweknowthetrainis delaved, .......

Garya teximessage totellhimwe'll be|аte. ... . . .a.

8 L endm eyo urpe n,Kim.Iw a ntto notetoMaгk'

Verbsforоommuniсating 2 Choosetheсorгeсtverb. thankеd | сongratulated thefootba|I teamfor 1 Theсaptain overtheseason. alltheirsupport hisnewpa|mtop oгganiser 2 Mikeadvised I eхplainedhow works.

I toldIhetr engagement atthe 3 NinаandRayannounced weekend. hehad comolained aboutI desсribedwhat 4 Theсustomer donetofixhisсomputer.

ThetravelagenlsaidI foldusthatweshouldgettothe atIeasttwohouгsearly. airport refused tohelphisassistant -he toldI said Themanager theoroblem. shehadtoresolve Maхto hasmanaged Ioremind l persuade ourteaсher applytouniversity. withSy|via?

Shedidn,t eventalkI telltomе What's wrong atsсhoo| today. whenIarrivеd invited l requested usto herpaгty.

I C|atre { n Тheсo||ege abouttheeхam wi||inform students l lnslruсf results nextweek.

Computertalk withtheсorreсtpaгtsof a thesentenсes 4 Comp|ete Usethesewords. сomputer. . p|ug . mousе . peгsona| . monitor . сonneсtion . printer . hardс'./e. keyboard youswitсh 1 Before on,youneedtoputthe

intoa soсket. you go youmusthavea want to online, If . . . . . .t .ot heI nt er net . iswhayo t uuset ot y p ei n Тhe. . . . . . . . . . . . information. t hesсr e eon n whiсh The. . . . . . . . . . . . сo nt a ins is displayed. information yo uusea . . .....' .............. t hesсr een 5 Tom o vea r o und onto paper,youwillneed 6 lf youwantto putinformation t ohа vea . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . programmes onthe arestorеd Theсomputer for 8 PC is short

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Written or printed (nouns) сommuniсation

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piсtures Comparing Еxam training ComparingpiсturesWhenуoufirstlookat thepiсtures'think aboutwordsandexpressions уou knowthathelpdesсribe whatуou see' Don'tspendtoomuсhtimedescribingdetailsin thepictures.lt is important to focuson thequestionsor ideas youaregiven.

6 Lookatthesepiсtures.

5 everybody / themeaning ofI and| (understand) (go) 6 Maгtin onSatuгdays? / shopping 7 сommuniсatlon (be) / easywithsymbo|s 8 mybrother / inanoffiсe(notwork) (use) 9 you/ hundreds ofsymbo|s ona сomputer (open) 10 thesupermarket / atnineo'с|oсk?

Correсttheinfoгmation in thesesentenоes' Ёхample playstennis.

DavidBесkham No,he doesn't. Нeplaуsfootbal|' 1 A dolohin isa bird.

2 Swisspeople speakSpanish.

3 QueenЕIizabeth IlIivesinGermanv.

4 Hollywood is inBrazil.

5 BurgerKingmakespizzas.

6 Еleohants сomefromPb|and.

Nowwriteanswersto thesequestions aboutthe pictuгes: 1 Doyouthinkthesepeople aretalking orwriting about business?

Whatmakesyouthinkthis?

2 Whataretheadvantages anddisadvаntages of communiсating byte|ephone andbyemaiI?

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сomшuniсation at sсhоol this tеrm. Vy'е 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .... ( wo rk )i n g ro upsand 3 ............... al l t h е gr oup s ......ф tudy) diffеrеnt forms оf сommuniсation. In my group' We 4'. . . . . . . . . . .'...' .... ( l o o k ) a t t h е u s е o f satеl1itеsto bring piсturеs to pеoplе's tеlеvisions all ovе r t h е w or ld . I 5 ............... (prеparе) a short prеsеntation about how satеllitеs w or k. Мi сh aе l 6 ...' ........' . ...... .flеar n) how satеllitеs arе usеd for nеws broadсasts and .... ( f l n d o ut) Mе 1ani е7. .'. . ...,,..,.. '.

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10 Putthewordsintheсorreсt orderto mаkequestions abouttherepoгt, thenanswer them. .1 on/ сommuniсation / they/ projeсt l areI in/ doing / g r o u p s/ a/? the/ business / for/ Miсhae| / use/ is / sateIIites / studying / of/ ?

MeIanie / and/ sateIIites out/ popсonсerts / finding / is / about /?

|tЬ ,l0.30 in the eveningond | 1hovef om hoving o both.Or moybe it's 7 .45 in the morningond I 2cусle om суcling to sсhoo1.My mobile is olwoys / with me. | Заnswer / om onswering every сoll, beсousetцlike / om Iikingtotking.5Doуou use f Аre уou using уour mobile phone os muсh os l 6do / om doing? Аt sсhool We,re not o[lowed to hove mobiles. At the mome nt, we 7trу f ore trying to сhongethe rules.We 8osk f ore osking |or permissionto use our mobilеs ot breok ond ot lunсhtime,beсousewe 9лeed f аre needing to reсd our messoges.Why l06, teochersolwoуs make / ore teаchers olwoуs moking tife so diffiсutt?

Adverbsof frequency Тhepгesent simp|e oгthepresent continuous?

11 Completesentenсes,|_5withtheсorreсtfoгmof the verbin braсkets. (learn) 1 Babies always ....... tospeakthe |anguage oftheirpaгents.

2 Mybabyisjustovera yearoldandshe (start) ....... tosaya fewwords, (listen) .......

3 She tomewhenItalktoher (сopy)me' ....... andsh e 4 S h e. . . . .'.. .. '...' '...'.....(notunders tand) myw o г ds but makethеmeaning myvoiсeandaсtions с|ear. (notlearn) nowshe............

5 Butright anything .....(s|eep) fora сhаngeI

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rarelуnever' Adverbsof frequenсy: alwaуs,often,usuallуsometimes, with simple, notthepresent continuous, Remember to usethepresent adverbsоffrequenсy e,g.l neverget up beforenineon Sundaу'

13 Add an аdverbof frequenсy(alwaуs,often,usuallу,

sometimes'rarelу,nevef)to sentenсes1-8 so thatthey are truefoгyou. 'l Iforgetpeople's birthdays.

2 Myfriends laughatme.

3 |getgoodmarksformyЕnglishhomework' 4 l tеl||ies. withtheirsсhoo|Work' 5 l helpmyfriends 6 I heloathome.

7 |dream aboutbeingriсhandfamous. has|unсh together onSunday' 8 Myfamily

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1 doеs/ word/ what/ mean/ .pants' lthe| ?

2 me a ns || / t hink / it| '. . ........'

3 k n o w/you me a ns?/ / d o I'c ab' lw ha t/ .t says/ in/ diсtionary / it/ the/ .taxi' \ow сomp|ete andthe Use theprompts thisdiаlogue. diсtionary definitions be|ow. .,,,...,.......? (vaсation)

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You (Гe|lJaneyou didn,tunderstand, and askher to rеpeatit.)

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Jane Sorгy.Go down here,сrossthе High Stгeet, thеnthe sесondturningon the rightis Ha|liday Strееt.

You (AskJaneto spe|lthе nameof the stгееt.)

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Jim of сouгse.It,snext to the sсhoolin Fe|ixstowе Road.Go to the end of this stгeetturn right and kеepgoing. lt,sjust pastthe sсhoo|.

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canandcan't 17 Completegaps 1-7 withcan andoneof theseverbs. . findout. send(x2). taIk. сontaсt o USOo IO?d myсousinin NewteоhnоIo$y Withemаt|, is wondегfuI. ........ me eveгydау.Hе thе Stаtes I ........ а IetteгtomvсomDuteг. in my pаsswoгd to openihе Ietteгs a you mу mai|box.

Withthe |nteгnet infoгmаtion аboutdiffeгentsubjeсtswгittenby peopIeandoг$аnisаtions.

Fахmасhines individuaI ....'...a messаgewгittenon а pieсeof papeгto anotheгmасhine, whiсh6 Witha thesisna|sandpгintthewoгdsandpiсtuгеs. people ........t0 mobilephoneyou youaгe' wheгeveг anywheгe in thewoгId,

1 8 Comp|ete sentenоes1-6 withсanor can't' he's beсause 1 MiсhaeI сomeoutwithustonight gottoomuсhhomework. gotoanlnternet gota сomputer, butl 2 | haven't сafёtoreadandsеndemai|s. youspe|| wordintheЕng|ish the|ongest language? ontheInternet. finda lotofinformation 4 You............. _ good . . . .singorp l a ya .... atmusiс she 5 Kateisn't musiсaI instrument. putt helight . . . o u rb ook s . o n- we. . . . . . . . . .see 6 P I ea se

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сan,can,tor (not)be ableto?

Can/ Can'tisa modаlverbwe usеtota|kabоutabi|ity.

Remember that we don'tfo||ow it withlo e.g.l can plaу teллls'lf youwantto useа modalform|ikewill,maуor might,usebе ablelo e'g. l,Ilbe able to visit vouneхtvear.

1 9 Complete1-10withcan,can'tor(not)be ableto. you 1 Whenwi|| ....... speakЕng|ish f|uently?

2 WeWo n't s ee Тina so ofte in n t he '. . ....... future, beсаuse she'smoving toSсotlаnd.

3 A Iotofpeop|e saythey ....... danсe very we|I, butinfaсttheyсan.

4 Mysist er's b aby w ill ....... w a lkver yso o n. p|ease?

5 .......

I useyourdiсtionary, peop|e Еng|ish 6 Manyyoung wouId Iikеto ....... speak anothelangua r ge.

7 It 'su sefut ol ........ ...... us etheInter net .

I J u dit.h. . . . .... alw ays makemela ugh .

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How oftеn do you go out with your friеnds?

7 What spoгtsdo you p|ay?

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l o Whеn do you finish sсhool in thе aftегnoon?

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22 FoIIow to сompIete the instruоtions .r'Ou сountry andhavetoсomp|ete arеona сourseinanother аnd questionnaire in withyourfami|y keeping touсh а about .г.ends athome. . Readthequestions Тheyaskyouabout сarefu|ly' fгequenсy andtypesofсommuniсation. . Remember a||partsofeaсhquestion. toanswer . Youсanuseshortanswers butmakesuretheyaгeeasy tounderstand. youi . Remember tothinkaboutwhois reading youthese questionnаire andwhytheyareasking questions. theymaywanttofindouthow Foгexamp|e, сan youfee|awayfromfriends andifteaсheгs / fami|y them. toсontaсt forstudents makeiteasieг

Whotis Еnglish? Еnglish is morе multiсulturalthan аnу othеr lаnguagе.

For сеnturiеsit has takеn words fтom othетlanguаgеs, and todау's intеrnationаlсommuniсationmеans thаt nеw words arе аppеaringеvеrydау.ln fасt Еnglish сontаinswords from moте than З50 othеr languаgеs! .Goulаsh' .аlgеbrа' from Arаbiс and from Hungariаn, .safaтi' fтom Swаhili аrеjust а fеw. SomеtimеsЕnglish .lа dolсе vitа' frоm еvеn tаkеs wholе phтasеs.Wе usе .с'еst ltаliаn, and lа viе' frorn Frеnсh;wе еvеn hаvе .fеng shui' from СhinеsеI

New types of ЕngIish

your family How oftеn do you сontaсt and/orfriеnds?

do you usе What mrans of соmmuniсatiоn most oftеn? Namе two.

why?

3 WЪiсh mеthоdis thеbеst and

ln manу сountтiеs,]ikе lndiа or Afтiса,thеrе аrе hundrеdsof loсаl diаlесts(diffеrеntwауs of spеаkingthе samе lаnguаgе).Thеsе сountriеsoftеn usе Еnglish аs сommon languagе,аnd еасh соuntry сrеatеsits own woтds.As a rеsultnеw vаriаtionsof Еnglish аrе born. ln Wеst Afriсa foт еxаmplе,trаffiс jams arе саllеd .go-slows', .WеаIs', аnd hairdrеssеrs сlothеsаrе саllеd .bаrbing атеknown аs sаloons'!

Internotiono| сommunicotion lntеrnаtionаlсоmmuniсаtionhаs а]soсrеаtеdspесiаlisеd Еnglish, suсh as Aviаtion Еnglish for aiт trаfflс .|ntеrnеt Еnglish, and еvеn tеxt mеssagе сontrollеrs, ,еmail' Еnglish for mobilе phonеs!Nеw words,suсh аs .hоmеpаgе' аnd аTеаddеd to thе languаgеwhеn thеу аr е nееdеd.

Who does ЕngIishbe|ong to? your familу 4 Whiсh mеthodwould you likе you? and/orfriеndsto usе to сontaсt

Whаt аll this mеаns is thаt Еnglish doеsn'tjust bеlong tо thе Еnglish,but to аl1thе pеoplе,profеssionsand сulturеswho influеnсеand сhangе it. TodаУЕngiish is а tтulу global lаnguagе ... bесаusеit bеlongsto еvеryonе!

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Canyouaska сorreсt in Еng|ish?

Doyouknowhowto askquestions

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1 Complete thegapswiththesewords. . swim. piсniс . сoast. sandсast|es . saiI. outdoors . paddled . beaсh . windsuгfing . sheIIs Igrеwuponthe1 inthesouthwestof Еng|and.

As a fami|y, wespentmostofourfreetime Itwasonlya shortwalkfromourhouse 3........ tothe . lnthesummer holidays wespent a||daythere, taking a ........ foгIunсh.

When wewereveryyoung wemadehundreds of 5. . . . . . . . . l. . . . . .......... inthemo r , a nds tuсkpa perf|ags deсoгаted themwith Whenitwasn't warmenough to7............. , wejusttookoffour shoesandsoсksand .'''..'.Uptoourknees' Myfather madehisownboatandwealI|eаrnt to As a teenager, I preferred I misstheseanowl Iiveina bigсity.

2 choosetheсorreоtwoгda, b oг с for eaсhgap.

Ghoosea verbandan aсtivityto сompleteeaсhgap.

Use eaсhWordoг phraseonсe.Puttheverbsin the оoгreсtfoгm. go theRijksmusеum go outwith time visit a footbа|I matсh see totheсinema watсh somefriends nave аneхhibition Hi Mum We'vejusthad a greatweekendin Amsterdam'On Fгidayeveningwe (,l) _ you rememberSonja?on Sаturdaymoгningwe of modernDutсh (2').....'.... jewellery- I'veneverseen so manydiamonds'ln the аfternoonCaгl and Sonja took us to the Ajax stadium ..'.... Caгlsuppoгts to (3),.'....,' one of theAmsteгdamteams.on Saturdayevening ' Then on we (4) - it has SundaYwe (5) the biggestaгt ga||eryin the сity.Afterwardswe didn't beforewe had .......... .. muсh (6) to |eaveto сome home.

Speak to Уou soon.

KirstY

Thereis onewгongwoгdin eaсhsentenсe.

Findand сorrectit.

1 Mostpeople doa Iotoftheirfreettmeаthome.

2 HowmanyhoursofТV doyouseeeaсhweek?

3 Theneighbours askedusupfoгa meallastSatuгday.

4 MyсhiIdren havеa |otofсaгdgamesintheho|idays.

5 Doyouenjoywatсhing theradio?

6 CIare's doinga partyforherbirthday.

7 | p|aуswimming atIeast threеtimesа week.

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1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a

JOurney сyс|ing about events games spen0 naтure

b break с visit b с|imbing с skiing bto сfor b aсtivitiеs с aсtions b exerсise c spoгts b take с have b сountrysidec |and

8 Someсhildren gamesforhours. haveсomputеr getanyhobbies.

9 Lukadoesn't Hejustseemstowork.

10 Whendidyoulastgoforthetheatre?

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i]0mpaгing piсtures

2

Writequestions Williams.

7 Readthebiography of Robbie usingtheprompts, thenanswer thequestions.

] .сэkatthesepiсtures.

l']owwгiteanswersto thesequestions aboutthe э'оtures: '1 Doyouthinkthepaгents аs muсhfunasthe arehaving сhi|dren?

Whatmakesyouthinkthis? withfriends?

2 Whiсhis better: orho|idаys ho|idays withfami|y

RobbiеWiIIiamsstartеdhis musiсalсaгeеras a teenagеr in thе boy band, hke Тhat.

The band splitup in 1995 and Robbiewanted to make it to the top of the musiс professionas a soIo performer.His firstsolo single,Frdom, sold about a quarteгof a mil|ion сopies.More than a Уear iаterhе produсedhis fiгst solo album, Lifethrua lens. |t didn,tsеI|vеrywell at first but suссessсamе sudden|y, when thе sing|e AngeЬсamе out. He pегformedat the GlastonburyГestivaIin 200.l,one of the most importanteventsin his сarееr.Hе is now one of thе top pop singersin the world.

,| Эгammaг > З'аmmarrеfеrеnсe, Bookрagе]34 ) Studеnt's

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pasts imp|e

6' Complete withthe pastsimpleformof these theaгtiсIe |,eг0s. . : е . d isс over. get .go. s a y.start. s urprista|k e. . :эасn. Want

Dощinio ltlcVe}r is Britainls !гouцg.est million,a,ire. t,uaa, I

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mе to Ье mysеlf and ',r'hat I think. So I don t thlnk rt hеr that I wеnt into Ьusinеss

11 yеars old.

I 3.........

-n .'.' Уiza sсootеrson thе nеt, and I .. about thеm all thе timе on

.:.]al.that summеr. Mum o.. .'o h , But wе D om's сr azv i d е a s .' whеn o f -' thеr homе again, I 8

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Ехample when/ Robbie starthismusiсaI сaгeеr?

WiIliams WhendidRobbiеWilliams stafthismusicalсareer? l1estartedhismusiсalcareerwhenhe wasa teenagrr' hisfirstso|osing|e сopies? / seI|a miI|ion Did hisfirstsolosinglesella millioncopies?

No,it didnt.lt solda quarterofa millioncopies.

1 whiсhband/ heoerform in?

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2 he lwanttostaywiththeband?

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5 where / heoeгform

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1 wereyouworking / in1998/ onthefilm| ?

2 aboutyou/ wasthinking / lastnight /| 3 about / Mike'sparents / hissсhoo| repoгt / veryhappy / weren't feeling 4 Christina / heгnewCD/ intheЕng|ish Iesson / yesterdаy waslistening to/ 5 inMadrid / living / yousawher/ was/ when/ Тeгesa/ ?

Funсtions

Expressi ng preferenсes 11 Numbeг the|inesof thedia|ogue in theсorreсtoгdeг. you?

A ........

Jonny I'd|iketoseeShrek.

Whаtabout B ........

Luke OK.Let'sgotothevideoshopontheway homeаndсhoose somethino we'dboth enjoy. с. . . . . . . J. o nny WellI'veseenthat!IthinkI'drather not watсh al|thosе dinosaurs again.

D. . . r . . .L.uke Whiоh videosha|l wegettowatсhatmy housetonight?

Jonny Goodideall'llseeyoulater. prefeгto ge|Jurassiс Luke l'veseenShrek'|'d Parklll.

Makingsuggestions The pastsimpleor the pastсontinuous?

9 Choosetheсorreсt aIternative forsentenсes 1-6. ,| |twasa beautifuI day- thesunиyаs shining / shone andrt wasveryhot.

2 Bymid-afternoon, |otsofpeople enjoуed / wereenjoуing themseIves attheopen-air сonсert.

3 Themainbandappeared / wereappearing onthestage

12 Writefoursuggestions.

Usethepiсtures аndthese phrases: Whatabout'.'ing?,Let's'., andWhуdon't w e..,?

atsixo'сloсk.

4 Тheyplaуed/ wereplaуingthetr hitsongwhenthesky beсаme blaсk' 5 Suddenly itstarted torainreallyheavily andtheband left/ wereleavingthestage.

6 Therainwasn'tstopping / didn'tstopsoweall hadtogo home,

10 Put theverbsin bгaсketsintothe сorгeсttense,past simpleor pastсontinuous.

Lastyeaг| 1...... (stay) bytheseawithmy '.. '..... naran{с r,|arl mtt trЛ',m n^; t 2 p a гen tAna s. o nedaymyMum,Dadand ^^; Iz........... . . . (walk) alongtheseawаII nearthemarinа when Ir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (seea) famous filmstar- oneo fm y favourite (sit)onthedeсkofa stars!

He ........ |uxury boat'Whi|e I (stare) ........ аthim, Isuddenly (fall) ........ offtheseawallandinto thesea!Dad7.......... (manage) togetmeout, (be)аngry buthe8........ withme.'What . (you/ do)?Why (you/ ......... 'l'msorry'lsaid,'l 11 falloff)?'he shouted. . . o. .k) ... ( st and ) с lo set othee dge.' t oo | 12............,... (. .|o _ he13......... quiсk|y atthefi|mstaragain (laugh) atme.Afterthat, I never (watсh) ......... anyofhisfilmsagain!

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3"viпg an aссount of yourevening youWentoutyesteгday т3 гпаgine eveningand hadа taпtastiс time.Writenotesto answeгthesequestions.

1 Whodidyougooutwith?

2 W h erе didyo ug o?. ...........

3 Whywаsita suссess? as YouгfгiendKim is askingyouаboutyouгevening. withyournotesfгom13 and Oomplete thediaIogue sоmeof theseadjeсtives. . fun. oK . exсiting . .аntаstiс . boring . wi|d. glamorous . :rП9. interesting "

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*rеnafterwards we 4.......;'....;.. kпп That soundsfun!,.Whyd!d.youhave.suсh...a .: .] .'. gооd time? . ]. ... .] .l,... .:.... .. .. . : Bес au s e 5. . . . . . . , . . . ..

..1 .1 ..'..; : ..1 ..- ..' ..,1i д1 3 5 .

.еа||y6...............

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Шtе"se lirewhenthelistenerknowswhiфthingwe mea[,.orwheп theгe peop|e who |ivein fr Т.ryoпeof something.

WeaIsousefhe.totаIkabout

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withffieinthisоonversation.

15 correctsix mistakes Jaсkie Haveyou seеnnеWfiImwith NiсoIeKidman?

RobeгtNo; is it good? She usual|ymakеsthе good films.

Jaсkie Yеs,it is. |t,sсa||еdMaulinRougeand it's sеt in the Franсe,with.ЕwanМсGгegor.

RobeгtWhat kind of fi|mis it?

Jасkle It,sa |ovеstoryand a musiсal.Тhey sing lots . of 'thefamоus...ongs.

Robertit doesn,tlsound liketypе of fiIm | |ikе.

Jaсkie oh well, peгhapsyou,d betterjust 9o to the horrorfilms.

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ful lt was 2...........,......,.,-.....,.,.,,.,r.'i.,., ' . ,, Кlп Whаt did you]do? ' ] . lhl Wе wеnt to ..'..and

hl

2

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шr шl.t use ffieto tа|kаboutthingsin generale.g.l don|like spiders ol namesof iш,.aтresof сountriese'g'Spain,butwe do useit forthep|ura| шлшlеs e'g.the |,JnitedStates.

fпвoг no aгtiоIe? !|5 Эогrrp|ete sentenсes1-6 withfie or |eavethegap if ffie s пotneсessary. . Эoyouenjoy. .. . funnyfi|ms? ' '..

2 fi|ms whiсhhavea |otofhumouг enjoy '...British ' t h em . hasbeenvery 3 .,.'. British SаmMendes, direсtor, s.ссessfuI in'.......

Ameгiсa. .t popular people with ..filmsabout famous arealways ..film-goers. : ,.'. fiгstJamesBondfi|mсameoutin 1962. i ....bigboxoffiсehits|ikeNotting Нillwere suссessfu| States.

Britain and........

United

17 Add fheto thesesentenсeswheгeit is neсessary' Example tho Haveyouseenanyof/Jurassiс ParkfiIms? 1 NewJurassiс ParkfilmwiIIbea greatsuссess.

2 Itstaгssameaсtorsas ineaгIier JurassicParkfi|ms. booksareoftenverysuссessfuI. 3 Filmsbasedonpopular oftheirgreat beсause 4 JurassicParkfi|ms aresuссessfuI stories. eventsаndinteresting StoriesarefuIIofexсiting сharaсters' real|y сometoIife.

6 |nJurassicParkfiIms сharaсteгs film 7 JurassicParkfl|mshave beenverygoodforAmeriсan industry. andseenfilms?

HaveyoureadJurassicParkbook a, an ol the?

18 Completesentenсes,|_6witha, anor the. fi|m?

Chap|in 1 Haveyoueveгseen........ Char|ie 2 .....,.. fi|mTheGoldRushis veryfunny' Chаp|in Еngland and ........ footbaIImatсh between 3 Didyouwatсh Romania onТV |astnight? athome?

4 Haveyougot........ videoreсorder gave thatmyparents 5 Yes,we,vegot........videoreсorder usIаstChristmas. _ |'m fiIm thisevening ........ adventure 6 l'dliketowаtсh boredwithlovestories.

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Writing Undeгstanding notes 19 Wгitetwonotesfгomsentenсes A-G. (Note1 hasfour sentenсes, Note2 hasthгeesentenсes')

lnfoгmal|anguage 20 ReadthesetwonotesandunderIine |аnguage whiсhis tooformaI. Rewrite thenotesusingсontгaсtions and phrases. theseinformal . thankso SoГГ!. aS?P. see youSoOПо Do youfanсy . Hopeyouhaveо $reat

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Writing a note Note1

Eхam training Writingnotes and messages Thinkaboutwhois goingto readуournote'Makesureуou includeall theinformation theу needbutkeepthenoteshort- уou do nothaveto writewhole sentenсes.Rememberto use moreinformallanguageand contraсtions whenуou are writingto a friendthanto someone voudon'tknow.

21 Fo||owthe instruсtions to Writea note.

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Youaredoinga |anguage сouгse inBritain.

Theothеr yousharea housewithhavegoneoutandwillbe students baсkIateг' Writethema shoгtnotetoinvitethemtoa friend's party. birthday . Remind themthatit'shisbiгthday today . Desсribe whatyoubought as a preseni . lnсlude detai|s ofwhereandwhenthepaгty wi|| be . Enсourage themtojoinyouattheparty

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Pгepositions of time Z2 Comp|ete thesenoteswithat,on,и or leаvethegap if youdo notneeda preposition. . , . . . : . : . . t, : ' . r '

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l........ catt Do уo+l farx..у 3oiry с.fuЬЬiry +ontjl,+'? ll foг услn fen o,еlсr--R qnl wе. с.dn sеt tIе. Ыs ьI+.;n сл,в' It iriгo +o\|n' Let,s tp| Jo &с/< +o flr э.. .wqsn'+ аvc.Ь 3aJ lцs+ |veеR' wаs it?

Sее уou tafеr.

V/с/<y.--..-...'.''-.''':.-.'-'..-'.'-.-::...::.'''.:.'''l':''':.::'.]:'.'....'',..

.l Sirron Ъаnks verу vииch {ar telliч vиe thаt Savи,s у\ч to Ьe ivl Ьs7ita| *or а {ew dар Jдиe. 1 Woh)t Ьe ф|e |o visit hivи as we,ll Ь on V'o|,tdaу, Ьцt 1,ll send a cаvd, How Фoиt vиeetiч *ov a drln|' as|er work Fv'li,aу?

Werrdу

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in iIm histoгy Hе,soneofthе mostfаmousсhагасtегs peopIe him- thаt's аndoveгthгeеbiIIion hаvеwatсhed popuIation! hаlfthewoгId,s Sinсе]962hе,sbeenin twеntyfiIms,oг onеfi|meveгytwоyeагs,Whois he?Нe,s Bond... JamesBond. ТheBгitishwгiteг,|аnFIeming, JamеsBondin сгeated Hewas 1953.

FIemin$ Еnflish.$entIeman,. wasa tуpiса| еduсatеd at Еton(anexpеnsive sсhooIin En€ l аnd),then woгkеdas а jouгnаIist a bankeгin befогebeсomin$ London.

Howeveг, duгin$thewагhis IifeоompIetely Hеwгote сhanged whеnhewoгkedaS а spyin Russia. expегiеnсes' mostof his novеIs abouthis owninteгestin$ A|thouf,h асtionstoгiеs the Bоndnovelsweгeexсitin$ аboutspies,theydidn,tbeсome weIIknownuntiIthеy weгemadeintofilms.Whenthеfiгstfi|mDr ilo openedin .]962, Bгitainin fаmousoveгni$ht.

FIemin$ beсаme Hоwеvег, it wasn,tunIi|aoИfingerin 1964thatJаmes Goldfingеr BondbeсаmesuссessfuI anound thеwoгId. Thephгase bгokeboxoffiсeгeсoгdsаt homeandаbгoad. .Thenаme,sBond JamesBond,was ' '. гeсo$nisеd а|Ioveгthewoгld. to WiIIBondfi|msсontinue futuгe?

The in the enteгtаin us .yes,. answеГis pгobabIУ Тhегe wi||а|wаys bе JamesBondfans wi||a|ways beсause аudienсеs The thгiIIегs. enjoyexсitin$

.!рes of notes д3 lVhattypeof notesarethosein 22?Wгitethe|etteгs rextto thislist.Youdon'tneedeverytypeintheIist.

in Е6.2mi||ion amazing The weekеnd! its fiгst tгuthis thаtJamesBono withtheiгfast fiIms, аnd spyAadgets CaгS, missions, danfeгous агetheuItimatе асtionmoviеs.

. an invitation ........

........ aссepting aninVitation .'... aninvitation anapo|ogy fornotaссepting ........ asking someone todosomething ........ asking forinformation ........ something inanking someone fordoing

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Nowсomplete thesesentenсes withwordsfromthe table. ,1 We'vehаdtobuyJessiea new.. spendsa||hermoney onс|othes.

2 l don'twantсurtains inthebathroom, so I'|| haveа

VoсabuIary

F i ndin gth e r i g h th om e

1 Comp|ete theadvertisements foraосommodation with thewordsgiven. . drive . semi-detасhed . dining . fuгnished . spaсious room . bathroom . basemеnt . bedroom . bIoсk . ba|сonv

3 Don'tworryaboutdrying up,justleavetheplates ont:= 4 Davebought a |ove|y ....... atthemarkе: jumpers it'|I fitaIImy andТ-shlгts.

5 K a y' sm o t her ga veher so m eo I d .......i с putupinthewindows ofherflat.

HowmanytimesdoI havetoaskyoutoputyourtoys ba сkinyo ur. . . . . . . .,...,., , , , . , , ?. . . .

Myf|atmate is а|ways |eaving ha|f-empty mugsinthе whyсan'tshejustwashthemuр' Apparent|y, a сand|e wasleftburning ona ....... аndtheсurtains fire. сaught Еaсhkitсhen inthenewfIatsis fittedwitha miоrowave, a no vena noa . . . . . . . . . .

Housework 4 Rewritethewordsin theсorreсtoгderto makeSarah's notefor herhusbаnd, Мike.Mike'sparentsare сoming to stayfortheweekend.

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s0ш^ thr I roа?n r r*е, / t|\е / sPе , ....................... tl''t

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Washino uo

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]шlillil' Е ilm'r s :е1ingRebeссaaboutthehousehe'sjust !шrщгi'Reаdtheiгсonveгsation' thenсompleteSteve's 3j.|ii.si tsе thesewords. . thedoors.thedoorbe|l. eгdkitсhеn a shower

Grammar'l Compaгatives andsupeг|atives 7 Riсhardis wгiting a tгаveIguideto the UK. Lookat his notesaboutthreep|aсesto stayandwriteсomparative andsuperIative sentenсes.

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i' е|l'theroof|eaks a bit,butit'snottooserious. т^eгe,s getsomeone noсentra| heating, to but|'|| .э p mewiththat. тш.*сtа : mustbefreezing. $ilшtе reаl|y : s nottoobad.Butthebаthroom's bad'|t rеedsnewti|esandthere's withthe a oгobIem tаэs l needtogeta shower, too. frmгl*xв : sounds awful. hbф€ l.'еll.itwasIessexoensive houses! thanother -ren Iwanttodeсorate _ |thinkthebedroom waIIs ,,,Ibeblue, roompalegreen andthe theliving yeIIow. <:сhеn wi|lbewhite. oh,andaIIthedoors freгв:rt AпуwalIpaper? $fr,в'e l.1aуbe, inthehaII. Whenareyougoingtovisit?

Pшliс:эа -c,,vabout morning?

Saturday si'в'lе F re' You'|I hаvetoknoсkonthedoorthough эeсаuse work! thedoorbe|I doesn't

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Fr.gytH.t.l 5U

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Comfort Friendlvstaff Distanсe to сitvсentre

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TheHoliday Hostel / big/ theCrownHotel Thel.to|idaу Нostelis biggerthantheCrownНotel.

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piсtures I';птрaгing

4 TheRegent GuestHouse/ expensive

fi .-!iD(a: tne piсtuгesand iПшчm a-s!ryeгs to these

5 TheHo|iday HosteI / neаrtheсityсentrei theCгownHotel

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l:,:*:-rkthattheman :!I'з-. .Э n|sOWnnOuse : . : : а "t 19 hisjob?What г;r i.i l;l thinkthis?

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9 ТheCrownHote| / friendIv 10 TheHoliday Hostel/ big

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Negative сomparisons 8 Matсhthe adjeсtiveson the |eftwiththeiroppositeson theright.

1 neat a old 2 neгvous b untidy 3 сIean c shoгt 4 smart d old 5 young e сonfident new f 6 diгty g оasua| 7 tall Rewгitesentenсes1-6 to makeсompaгisons.

Use not as... as andan adjeсtive from8.

Funсtions

Gomparing twoсhoiсes 10 Readthetwoadveгtisements andanswerthequestioпs below.

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Two pеople wantеd for flat sharе in small flat only tп.о minutеs,walk from thе univеrsity.Idеalfor latе night visits to thе studеnt bar or thе library. L275 per month еaоh,plus sharеof bills.Phonе Bеn on 0,7,7|9 зз42|7.

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Whiсhaссommodati0n iS ,t nearerthe univeгsity? ..''..''

2 m o r eexpensive? ........

3 moгeсomfortab|e? ........

11 JaneandJim neednewaссommodation at university. Тheyare сomparing theadveгtisements.

CompIete the сonveгsation withthephrasesbelowin gapsа_d,and withсomparаtive formsof thewordsin brаоketsin ,|-8. . lt looks0K. but. I think. I don'tmind. Butthe Jim a'........ the seсond onе is 1........... bеttеrbесausеit,s (near)the univeгsity.

Jane D........ sесond onе is 2

Ъm'sshoesareolderihanVinnle's, Tom'sshoesaren'tas newas Vinnie's.

1 Tomis moreсasua|than Vinniе.

2 Tom,s сIothes аredirtier thanVinnie's.

3 Тom'shairis untidier thanVinnie's.

4 Tomis moreсonfident thanVinnie.

5 Vinnieis shorter thanТom.

6 Vinnieis olderthanTom.

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4 J im I kno w,but it seem s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (lively)than the otherone. Besides,we,d bе out a|lthе timе, of сoursе!

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J a ne d. . . . . . . . a ] S -m i n u t eг i d еt o thе university.

Jim I thinkwe shouldvisitboth of thеm to see.

Jane Cood idea.|,|lphoneSa|lyand you сan phoneBen.

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Sdtу Yеs, thеy are.

.hmeCгеat.2 my friend аnd I сouldсome and seethеm?

Sаlly Surе.|,mherethis еveningif you want to сomethen.

-JапeYеs,peгhapsat about seveno,с|oсk.

SаItyFine.3 Ben Hеl|o.

J i m HеIlo. .....thе room s in the advert.Are they stillavailable?

Beп oh, yes.Тhey,гesti||avaiIab|e.

5. . . . . . . . . . . , J im |сou]dbгinga fгiеndto seе the rooms?

B en 6. . . . . . . . .

J i m 7. . . . . . . . . . tonighta t еig ht o,с|oсk?

B en 8. . . . . . . . . but I w on'tbe in 9. . . . . . . ................... then . tomorгowa t aboutsix o,сloсk?

JirпYеs.]0 See you tomorrow.

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Example MrStokes verywe|l. isa teaсher.

HeсanteaсhMaths gr Stokesis a teacher whocanteaсhhlathsverywell. ,| on holiday Imetа boy.Hetaught mehowtowaterski.

2 Travisis a popband.Тheyhavehadseveгa| hits. gavemybrother 3 Myparents a bike.Hereallylovesit.

4 Didyoubringthebook?Igaveittoyoulastweek. lastyear.

5 Jaсkis a friend' I methimonho|iday 6 Еveis a verykindwoman. saya badword Shedoesn't aboutanyone.

pronouns Relative 14 Choosethe сorreсtгe|ativepronounfor sentenсes 1-10.

1 Theсelebration to whiсh/ whotheGeгmans brought Ameriсa is сal|ed HaIIowe'en.

2 Yourneighbours аrethepeoplethat/ whiсhgiveyou sweetsatHallowe'en.

3 NeworIeаnsis theсitywhich/ whohasthebiggest MardiGrasfestival intheUS. 4 MardiGrasis thefestiva| who/ whichis сeIebrated befoгeЕaster.

5 |'mgoingtothelndependenсe Daypartythat/ whowi|| takep|aсeinthepark.

6 TheDeсlaгation whiсh / ofIndependenсe is a doсument whothe13сo|onies ofNorth Ameriсa signedin 1776.

7 Thereis a longlistofnamesofthepeoplewhich/ who signed theDeс|aration. is сe|ebrate 8 Themostimportantdaу that/ whoAmeriсans Thanksgiving.

9 Тherearemanytraditions intheUnitedStateswhiсh/ whohave сomefromotherсountries.

10 Theholidaywho/ thatlmostlookforward to is Independenсe Day. 15 ln whiсhof thesentenсesin 14 сan you leaveoutthe relativepronoun?

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'1 Lost! .ТwinkIe' ....... onhernametaс сat.Shehаs (bIaсk, sma||) beautifu|,

fеaturеstraditional .evеniцg mеal 1' ............ ::sсоttilhiЦishеsl The most important Part of the meal is disЦ madе from sheеp,s organs i],n"ggi:,l" is sеrved with potaioes and swеde. ]l4.... :i..;]......'.;;....

5. . '. . . . . .................. a ttе n dBu r n s N i g h t sing '.Thеpе оpl е A famous song ltцadrtioцal Sсotti'h 'o'lg'. ,Auld . ...;;....еverybody in Britain knows is :lq....] .',.:i.

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3 I sn' t t ha t t hem a n. . . . . . . . . . . . do g a t e h i s w i n n i n 3 Iottery tiсket? meeting usatthe 4 Daddoesn't know.......... air00гt. pa r e nw t si lhl e l pv ,: yo uf indo ut. . . . . . . . . . . . .

5 C o uld pIay? thesсhooI .......с h i | d г е .

6 |' m go ingt o spea kt o t hem a n threwstonesatmyсаr. withthehеa: ...'...intгouble 7 Dan'sthebov tеaсher. |ooking theсhiIdге. after 8 Doyouknow.......... house сaught.". thelady I MrsBenfield's Iastweek.

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Doyo uwa ntt oleа г Sn pa nish? givesindividuaI Iessons.

Phoпs ....... teaсher (Spanish, qualified) Carmen 01226708934. (p|astiс, сo|ourfu|) 27B11B. сhiId's, оhair forsalе.Phone walI bus stop in Churсh Street - pаir:.

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Сowboy Poetry Gothering, in Еlko, Nevodo is

one of the less well-known festivols in the USA. Joumоlist Suson Speors went olong to investigote. ,Еveryyeo4

* t rш. ; 3 el n n o ti о es дt l'чss :,: woгds inthesesentenсes to makenotiсes. ,\ ^:эrс|othes saleаtНardу'ssuрerstoreiя.lhr --# . .. : =З. :ээtngCentrе'.tl startsы Fridaуat93a i*

biggest, with over 8,000 йsitors. People сome to listen, toke port orjust toke o breok from dсy-to-doy life on Ameriсot rondtes (lorge forms). Мony oГ the сowboр tell stories ond reоd рoems, but thereЪ olso live musiс ond singing, ond workhops on

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thousonds of сowboр ride out to o week-long poetry porty in the US stote of Nevodo. The festivol hos been held in Еlko Гor 18 yeors. сnd this yeor wos the

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. : : . ] Saturday inthepark,neartheсhiIdren's lt is now attheparkoffiсe. ';.:-ld' .; .: s а roomavai|abIe ina houseabout tenminutes' . ..:т theсitvсentre.

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: Ё|s |l the rl l ersUCаfё d|Е |s lul D WUl l\ lin is lUU^.|l |ooking |9 for somebody L,ll ltiuuuy to lU work ' :- f|,., ;*:*::.SfromfourtosixonMondаys The toFridays. :'.::: .э udewashing l teaandоoffee. upandmaking -.=-:-Э.a goodhour|y phoneMrs rateofpay.P|ease ] ' :=. э^О 1 4 4123990.

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every*ring from rondз donсing to сow сomp сooking! So whot ore the poems сbout? Some of them desсribe the diffiсult life working in the open сountry of the proiries, the bod weother qnd the long working dор; others ore more positive сnd desсribe the freedom of working оn tho

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-j 'уrite sentenсes, -i - . . , -э1eсtofуournotiсeshouldbe veryclearso thatit ,,i-.--:.: ..: .еader'sattention' lmagineуouarethereader,it -' ...-.,: - nееdtoknow?Don'tforgettimes/dates anda lР-]li': -. -; . - п bеror mobi|enumberif vouwantthereaderto .,]:.-..::-,:э

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The omоzing thing obout the event is the number of different сowboр who сome from оl1over ,,You the world. сon see where people оre Гrom by the style of hot they'reweoring," sq,rsBill Сody who work on o ron*r in Nebrosko.

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HoweveЦ'not oll the festivol-goersore сowboр. There оre сity people too. Jeff Simons from Boston is one oГ them. ,,I like the poetry I like the singing, сnd I like weoring the dothes,,,sстysthe З5,l\лd got I рor-old сomputer progrommer. с hot espeсiollyГorthe Гestivoll,,

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piсtures Gomparing 6 Lookat thepiсtures аndwriteanswersto thesequestions: 1 Doyouthinkthesepeople areathomeorina restaurant?

Whatmаkesyouthinkthis?

2 Whataretheadvantages ofeating out? anddisadvantages

foг thе dav. Pleasе .-'эitгеssat brеakfast.

Sгaсksaгеservedfrom 7.30

thе rеstaurantfrom j r..nеris avai|ablеin thе bar from э aс kеdIunс hesaгea va iIabIe iting room bеtwееn4 p.m.

Grammar'l from -lrСh is sегvedin the restauгant - D . m .t o 9. 30 o.m.

iкliт ; в ut '5 :li;l::s.l theсorreоt woгdor phraseto сomp|ete this "вsъlгaпtгeview. . Ё- ' ээoked I ordered at.Wi|d the|ady atabIe Ginger,, :' t-. :.cnewasverypolite I'mafraid andfriendly. the . :':. sеryiсe wasnotso goodintheevening.

Ideсided to ": : :.е deep-fried mushrooms as a3starter l supper.Theу .l*.: ,-эshandtasty,ifа IittIe oi|y.Forthe4 dessert I main j l know, butthis, -.l:.:c nЭdroastbeef.ltwasmyсhoiсe, :: .i:s.аtherfatty. l'mg|adl'mnot5inI onadiet.

The _ n::.;: еs'though, wereexсe|Ient сooked topeгfeсtion. ,:с - а.'iil'е6fult thiсkbу now, l аsked for I a smalI7helping ] .'.;. 1{thehome-made fruitiсeсream. ltwasdeIiсious, -: : .":-:а^ Veryriсh. Тhewine8menu butweI| Ilslis Iimited :r-:;.^Sothefoodwasgood,butthewaitress was and tried Ihad |o9сlearl emptуthetabIe before "*.-i.]'v .'. .^:d.Needless loьittt tosay,l didn't Ieave tip. a |arge

peгfeсt Thepresent 7 Comp|ete Pam'semai|with theveгbsin braсketsin the presentpeгfeсt.

HiClaire 1 """ fioin)a Guesswhat?Leo and I (nottake)any exerсlse heathсlub!12....'''....'... (puton)quitea 3..." and I "' formonths, embarrasstng.

Wasso Iotof weight.Тhe fitnesstest ,4..'...,.....'............ (you/ run) like: it,l"y ",йu"stions afterwards?When tor а ьus reсently?How did you fee| you a lotof stairs,,aгe (сlimb) vou 5...'....... .6....... (you/ drink) luiot ь."atr.?,and morethanonea|сoholiсdrinkadaythisweek?,Well,l and 7......'...,..''..'.... .. (be)verybusyаt workгeсеntly to go to the (nothave)time I s...............

I didn'tdo verywell swimmingpoolor go for a walk'so e""""""" """"" didLeo He in thetesitNeither lastsix the in his for ,|ob Da|las (spend)а lotof timein (go he 10..............'...'...... andalthough mЬntгrs, (not feel) 11"" """ everyday,ne swimming) so unfitfoгyears. сlub?Did 12.......'....... (уou/ be)to a hea|th howwe get on' you enjoyit? I'llwriteand letyou know Love Pam

just, alreadуandуet We useyefwiththepresentperfeоt negаtive andquestion formsto emphasise thatweexpeсtsomething to happen soone.g'l1aveуou repliedtoАnn'semailyet? (sheis expecting a rep|y), or l haven'tseen thatfilmуet (bu||.mgoingto).

Riоkyis goingto Fгanоewithhis |oоаI footbalI team.Look at thepiсtuгe andthe|istof thingshe hasto do beforehe goes away,and Writesentenсeswithfts( alreadуandуet' You mayneedto add otherwordsas well.

Eхample Нe'sjustсleanedhis footba|l boots' Нe hasn'tphonedLiz tosaуgoodbуeуet,

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Eхample Mum (с|ean footbaIl boots)Нaveуouсleaned уourfootbalt bootsуеt?

Riсky Yes,l have' Mum ,|(сhange money) Riсky M um 3 (findpаssport) Ricky М um 5 (prepare snaсkfoгthejourney) Riсky Mum 7 (оo||eсt Jаke'sbaсkpaсk ) Riсky M um 9 (|eave notewithhostfami|y's phonenumbeф Riсky 10 Ф

for and since 10 CompIete withthe pгesentpeгfeсt(usin.o thisinteгview theverbsin braсkets)or Withforor since' lnteгvieweг How long (уou l be) intеrestedin beсominga vet? p r i ma r y Ma ndyA |o ngt im е,2 . . . . . . . sсhoo|,l think.

I nt eг viewer A nd з. . . . . . . . . (уou lwork) with animalsbeforе? (have)a MandyYes,| 4....... part-timejob at the Ioсalvеt,ssurgery ........ threeyears.I startedit as soon a s I wa s 1 4 .A nd . . . . . . t. .h e nI (take)two сourseson animal welfarе.Тhеy invo|vеdworking in a resсue

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- -: эataсwryх jump? :c a b u n gee fi|m? еavea scaryhorror

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l a i ц - ; аb outfo o d nЕ .'* аrс Jаnearehаving|unсh withBethаndSteve. *lЁt theiгdia|ogue 318|ooking at a menu.Comp|ete tщ::::еsеphгases.

Use eасhphraseonсe. . |tkе.don't |ike Iike.reaIIv stand ' i'::":. :еtеst.сan't .!lш!llш :r nk l,m going to havеthe hot сhiсkensalad. .. hot сhiсkenand freshsalad* favouгitе!

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fish and сhips :зn.t know. | 2........'...

3{,*.э.se greasy it's so and unhealthy.I might have 3...................... paгmеsan ]]*r. :аsta, bесausеl 4 :*Еes€ _ it,sdeliсi ous,but | ,'...'...'....,

}ar : brеad muсh. Тhe tastе,stoo strong for me. мn.,=l.m going to have fish and сhips. | |ove .]Шiш .iш- l\ hat about you, Stevе? шшilш 5uрposеit has to be the сurry' l ......pasta- I think it's tastelessand x0:г-']"and I don,t Want a salad.I had fish and сurry :. tгs аst night. | 6.....................'... ^nУwaу, Ji;г-Ёi тtеs, espeсially if it,s spiсy.

Peгsuading otheгsto agгee 14 Jane is organising foodeveningat an international sсhool.Complete withphrasesa-e. theоonveгsation Youwi|lneedto useoneof themtwiсe. а |think weshou|d d butdon't vouthink b perhaps e Isuppose so,but с howabout ...havean Ameгiсan Jane ] thеme.Тhereaгe many differеntdisheswe сou|d serve,likebuгgers, fгiedсhiсkenand сhips.

2..'....' ....it,snot veryhealthy,is it?

Sаra .....|talianfood?ЕverУone lovеspizzaand pasta.

Jane 4........ that'sa bit boring?

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Jane oK, as Iongas therе,splеntyof differеntfood, that,swhat the evеninqis a|labout.

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We usethepastsimp|eto ta|kabouta time(day,date,yearetо.)when something happened in thepаste,g,Theуleftthesсhoolin 2004'

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и7-iи the,.s.,T*" How аboцt rrvreetirng t?. Fvа,lч tar.1w.o holidays?lrle,re 9oi"9 =. ja,n,t. jorn уor.l l,"J*]-." .l,rу. vi^у ::: иs Wlth ta hаve уau ..lй*",bu.r'яcl9::ot Ъaиks lor уanr letter' l,rvr rea1|у soYY\ yaи woи,t-Ьeй|e to visit vиe lr^ APr'."'!.i wa:. lqakiч.. f.1:::1.]:..s."i.9 у,,

Wе alsouseit withtimeexpressions to desсribetheorderof pаstevents e.g. FirstI wentto thelibrary, thenI metGeorgeat thecinema...

15 Comp|ete sentenсes 1-6withthepastsimp|e oг present peгfeсt of theveгbin braсkets. ' t 1 . . . . . . . . . . .. ( wo rk ) fo rfift eend aysw ithouta break nowandI'mexhausted.

2 oIiviа ...'...(not see)heraunt forthepast eightyears.

WeaII.'. . . . . .. (go)ona tгiptos eea playlastweek.

Shakespeare (you/ phone) .......

Peteryetabout going to London onSatuгday?

Myparents .......(notenjoy) theirtriptothe mountains ear|ier thisyeаr.

AfterMax ...... hisjob,he ' (|eаve) (travel) round theworld.

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It ',l.: io fаг onthotгipwo gr ea t t o her е f r o m y o u. diffогоntьoаbiгdв."ft|iь||hdsbeen/wаваgгоatholidajtoгmи 0uг guidо I was sorrУ to hеar about your mum, s thгoоda1ьontheсгuisо. gotanothог andшe,vо siations aссj.dent.

I hopе shе was muсh bеttеr roьoarсh now. |LworKed on оnоof thptсiоnjifiс / haьworKed just I,m writing you to te]-f my nеWs. a tourguida.At а lsсtuгs0n {oгfivgчaагзboforoheboсarno W e, v e jus t ha d a f a nt a s t i с ho l iday at сoьcarсh hho g,ho|эhаьtold/ totdus al\abоut the{iгstоvоnin London. We visitеd thе Troсadеro Centrе. tOlivoin ьuсhа сoldсlimato. / wаs\|Yc аndurhatiI|4hаьbean It's go t l o t s o f s ho ps a nd s o m e p op a bought hove / t|5bought boаt. еxhj.bitions.

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Еvеry Saturday morning a small planе fliеs frоm Port Augusta on thе South Australian сoast into thе outbaсk. It сarriеs lеttеrs and parсеls to pеoplе who livе in thе loneliеst and most dangеrous part of Australia. Writеr Dan Мiddlеton hitсhеd a lift on thе rvorldЪ longеst mail run. .It was 8.30 am and 30.C rмhеnwе took off from Port Augusta. It was hot and it was going to gеt hottеr as rvе hеadеd towards thе grеat Australiаn outЬaсk.

For hours rме flеw aсross thе Ьush, landing еvеry now and thеn at a сatdе station or a small town. Irr plaсеs thе landsсapе lookеd еxaсdy likе thе moon' аnd wаs just as еmpty. Some сattlе stations, with thеir small homеs in thе middlе of nowherе, sееmеd likе the lonеliеst plaсеs on еarth. our lаst stop Was at Birdsйllе, a small town on thе .on еdge of thе dеsеrt. Aftеr Birdsйllе, you arе litеrally your own'. Thе town has a populаtion of 70, and in thе summеr thе tеmpеraturе rеaсhеs an inсrеdiblе 50.C. But this doеsn't sееm to worry thе loсal pеoplе.

Thе pеople I talkеd to .Wеrеproud of Birdsville, with its primary sсhool, its puЬ and its Flying Doсtor sегviсе. Мany of thеm workеd for thе сattlе stations in thе aгеa.

Aftеr Birdsйllе wе hеadеd baсk to Port Auрsta and сiйlisation. Thе mail run had Ьееn an ехсitins

еxpегiеnсе.Тhе dry bеautiful landsсapеs,thе widе opеn spaсеs and thе intеrеsting pеoplе arе just somе of thе

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1 Matоh thesewordswiththeirdefinitions.

1 puppy theperson a dogbelongs to 2 train a doсtoг foranimaIs 3 tail a dog's'foot' 4 paw thehairсovering а dog's body 5 owner thepartаttheendofa dog's body 6 vet 7 baгk 8 сoat

a babydog totеaсha dogtodowhatyousay whata dogdoeswhenit.shouts'

Animalsat workandin sport 2 Completethetextwiththesewords. . hunting . farms. bIind . trained о SmOII . horsebaсk . hearing . disаster

Althou$hther:eis а bi$ diffeгenсein sizeand сhaгасteгbetwеendo$sаnd hoгsеs,theyhavequitea the сhanfesin teсhno|ogy lot'inсommonDesprte jndustгial bothaгestiIlwoгkinf гevolution, sinоethе pets. muсh.|oved аs kept being as animаls,аs wel|

......'enab|es Do$s,.amаzingsenseof1 to helpгesсue oг for exаmple, themto finddгugs, findpeopleafteгa natuгаl seгv.iсes Bothаnimа|s oг avalanche' suсhas an eaгthquake . peoрle po|iсeon aгeusedto helpсontгo| агe oftenseenneaгfootba|| Po|iсedogsaIsotгaоk stadiumsoг at demonstгations. sti||haveаn hoгses DOgs and andstopindividuaIs. 4 . ..., '. in mаnyсountгies, aсtiveгotеon ... гoundup sheepand to faгmeг woгkinAwiththe Foгmanyyеarsdofs havehelped оаtt|e. to moveaгoundsafe|y . ... peop|e 6 . ..' ..' dogsfoг deaf аndto aсtas ... outsidе, 7 ... to do muсh . ... ... peop|e. Тheyсanbе |n moгe,andсan evenemptythewаshinflmaсhine! woгk aсtua||y hoгses and . .., , dogs withthe dogspickingup the smellof а fox to6etheг, afterthem. folIowin$ аndthe hoгse.riders

3 Choosethe correсtwoгd.

1 lfwedon'tmakebigсhanges warming soon,g|obal l gгadua||y effeсtwi|| destroy ourp|anet.

2 Someanima|s dieforl oиlbeсause theyaгehunted illegally. naturaI 3 |fweсontinue todestroy habttаts, moreаnimals wi||be eхtinction l eхtinct.

4 Doyouhaveenvironment-friendlу l environment-happу your paper? ru|es atwoгkandreсyс|e a|| youhaveto sort'outl up сountгies 5 |nmanyЕuгopean yourrubbish.

6 Whyсan'tsomeone thinkofa waytousethedrought I floodstoсreatewater-power?

7 A bigVanсomeseveryweektoсo||eсt rubbish for recуcling/ recусled' p|astiс 8 TryIore-work bagsfгom l re-useIhe suDermarкets. po|luted 9 Peop|e arestiII с|eaning uphhe I pollution beaсhes aftertheoiIspil||astyear.

10 Carеxhaust smokeI fumesdo|еssdamage totheair people than thought.

Comparing piсtures 4 Lookаt thepiоtures,

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Larа Suгe,A|iсe.I,vеgot a few сhangeshеrethat I nееdto givеyou.

AIiсeRight.So at halfpastеight| '..................... with my agеntаnd at tеn o,с|oсkl breakfast an intеrviewto a musiс|ourna|ist. гight.

Lara Yеs,thаt's AliоeThеn|3..........'.... thеhairdressеr,s... the LaгaЕr,no. Aсtual|y, уou4.....'......,........... at еlеvеno,сloсknow. hairdrеsser,s the ........

Aliсe oh rеally?So whеn hаirdrеssег,s?

Lara Um, аt ha|fpastsevenin the morning.

So a A|iсe Ha|fpastsеvеn!oK, if it,sneсessary. o my . . . . ..... photograPherfrom Hello . twе|vе, photo at Harrodsаt |unсhwith Niсk at one? lunсhin a гestaurant, LaraWell,you 8...'......

9............... bесausеNiсkand thе produсеr hеrеfor а meеtingwith you.Wе сan gеt somе sandwiсhеs.

Aliсe Тhat,soK I supposе.But the book signing as arrangеdat half pastthree,I hopе.Тhat,simportantto mе. '.......at toy|еs LaraYes,but it 1 bookshop,nOtWatеrstonеs. thе Bеасh AliсeТhat,soK. Тhenl12.............

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Eхample * theFizzlfiruit prediсtion aboutthefuture maсhine / bevery expensive?

Wi|ltheFizzуfruit machinebe veryeхpensive? _ mybrother arrangements / buya sportscaгnextyear Мy brotheris buуinga sportsсarneхtyear'

Funоtions

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Deсidewhiсhpiсture the wordsаndphгаses beIow гefeгto,andwгiteA or B next tothem.

1 intentions_| /buyasquarewateгme|on 2 arrangements - you/ сometotheсinema onFriday? _ peop|e prediсtion aboutthefuture / eatmorefгuitinthe future? arrangements - Kate/ meetRiсhard tomorrow atsix o'с|oсk keepfit сV walk letter qualities jobinterview

prediсtion aboutthefuture - fruitfarmers / produсe moгe souare fruit - MumandDad/ notmovehousenextvear 6 intentions arrangements - Mike/ notсomehomeatChristmas this year _ John/ studyсhemistry 8 intentions atuniveгsity?

9 prediсtion aboutthefuture - Japanese faгmers i notgrow souaгetomаtoes _A|ison 10 intentions / notaссept thеjobatthеbank

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expressions. . thispiсture shows. hеIooks. l think. he'sprobably . inmУopinion . сanbe. theseсondpiсture shows . shelooks PiсtureA

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Taking regular exerсise is impoгtаnt tostayheа|thy.

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Jim Right, party at sсhool? we have a Whydon't it youthinkitwouId begoodtoгeоord C ........ Jane Don,t somehow? steaks andsalads.

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mustandmustn't 13 Jennyis goingto staywithа familyin Spainto praсtise herSpanish.Herfatheris tellingherwhatto do when she'sthere.Writemusfor mustn'tin thegаps.

'Areyouready?Haveyougoteverything?

You You ........ forget tophone mewhenyouarrive. parents.

I knowyou ........ bepo|ite toPi|aг,s yet,butуou don'tspeakveгymuсhSpanish trytoсommuniсate withthem' Andyou*........... offertohelointhehouse. butyou Idon'tknowwhatyou'lldointheevenings, baсk sureyou're ........ out too |ate.

Make stay pаrents homewhenPi|ar's te|lyoutobe.

You |fyouhavetime,senda fewpostсards. so don't though, spendyourmoney onmeoryourmother, go ........

We buyаnything forus.Comeon, noworwe'II be|аteforyouгf|ight.'

haveto andbe not allowedto 14 Readthisinformation abouttheSky Wa|k,whiсh сonsistsof bridgesandpathsoverthejung|e.

Completethe ruleswithhaveto or be notallowedto.

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Robbieis havingan awfultimebuthis friendSam is havinga great ho|iday' Complete thetwopostсards withthese adjeсtives.

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o-o l .nnl ns . ..' ..,Thе islandsfirstbесamеfamousin 1859whеnCharlеs .l.Darwinwrotеaboutthеmin his book,Оn TheОriginof .] . Species'Whеn Darwinvisitеdthe islands,hе foundthеrеa . ...kеytо .thatgrеatmystеryof mystеriеs_ thе first :l of nеwlifе on this еarth'. :'lappеaranсе ,::: of thе arеa :l:Todaythе islаndsbelongto Есuador,and970/o prоtесtlаn, park. thе Hоwеvеr,dеspitethis 1;lis a national park is in dangеr.Thе mostsеriousthrеatсomеsfrom '.. ;;;illеgalfishing,whiсh is slowlуdеstroyingmarinеlifе. .l;Еvеrydayillеgalnеtstrap and kill sharks,pеliсansand r' dolphins. :.]Anothеrthrеatсomеsfrom аnimalsbroughtovеrby ],.pеoplе who havесometo livе on thе islands.Dogsand сats .: еatthе sеabirds,and ratsand pigsеatturtle е8Еs.Gеttin$ ..lthеsеanimalsoff the islandis diffiсultand еxpеnsivе.

] Althoughtourismis seеnas a positive :l thin$,it too has сausеdproЬlеms.Thе ll. populationof Galapagosis grоwing .: fast,with pеоplefrоm thе mainland the :: lоokingfor jobs.Unfortunatеly .':islands,rеsourсеsсan'tsupport t::this growth. :i.Todaythе Galapagosis still a .::wondеrfulplaсe,but how :t,longwill this last?'It's ::.impossiblеto proteсtthе park on iii our own,'sayspark ran$еrDiе$o .Wеnееdhеlp and rеsourсеs ;1;сorrеa. :.:from outside,and it's up to еveryonеto ::.makеa сontribution_ thе Galapagоs ::lbеlongsto thеwholеworld.'

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We'IIsendoutyouгсontract l сertifiсate onceWe'Ve agreеdonyourpay.

Yourqualifiсations verygood,Miss l referencesare goodthings Еveryone wгote Smith. aboutyou' P|easeenclose I fillinthehealthreоord forminthе provided. envelope WhenyoulookI applуfor a job,it'simpoгtant to be _ makeyourletter tnterested soundenthusiastiс.

Don'tfoгget thatbody|аnguage is as impoгtant inan whatyousay. appliсation I interuiewas |'vepaidto havemуcontract sentto meafter I certificate theсourse.

Pleaseenсlose l fillintheheaIth reсord formandbrinoit withyou.

10 lnyourapplication I interviewremember towrite yourpersonal something about interests.

withwoгk Woгdsоonneсted 2 Mаtchtheverbson theleftwiththenounson theright. Мorethаnone maybe сorreсt.

1 pass а emp|oyment 2 find b wages 3 earn с a referenсe 4 provide d ajob e training 5 pay 6 applyfor f anexam g money 7 paу h a salary 8 offer

1-8 aгeаI|inсorreсt.

Theverbsin italiсin sentenсes Wгitetheсorreсtverbfrom2 attereaсhsentenсe. 't ChrisearnedallhisfinalexamsinJune. why 2 |fуouwantto offersomemoneyoverthesummer, don'tyoupiсkfruitatthefarm? teaсher, wi||applуfora referenсе myHistory 3 MrsPoгter, meforfiveyearsandknowsme forme.She'staught well. . . . . . . . . . intothebankonthe15thofeaсh We findуoursa|ary month. paуemp|oуment reаl|y easi|y usual|y ourvolunteers fromtheirprojeсt' whentheyreturn shedidn't WhenPaulaprovided ajobas a waitress, knowshehadtoworkI2 hours a day..........

Voluntary Serviсepaуstraining tothе. Тhelnternationa| theyworkon. vo|unteers foгtheprojeсts Wages everyFriday offers|he atmidday Тheсompany the аdveгtisement and Ietteгwiththesewords Comp|ete and phгases.Use theverbsin theсoггeоtform. . rеferenсe . app|y . training . |ookfor. buiId for. tаkepaгt. о bui|d . takeup. IookafterоWOГk . proteсt . provide up

The Yo uth Vo |unteerP r o j eсt nееds vo |u nteersto differ entpr o j eсtsabr o ad th is sum m er. the W o uld yo u like to help to 2............... а new r ainfo r estin So uth A mer iсa,З............. .. siсk сhildrenin sсho o l in A fr iса o r 4............... in r elevantski|| swi|l b e A siа? Bаsiс pr o vided,p|us ассo mmo datio nаnd an a||owаnсe.

W r ite to Susie Bаnks at the аddr ess be|ow.PIease the nаme o f so meo new ho с аn g iv e us fo r yo u. a 7...............

sсhool nеxt yеar. l would likе to

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withthepiсtures. Мatсhtheseprompts swiminthelake sleepaIlаfternoon snowallnight watсha sadfiIm workoutin thegym waitintherain

aboutthe piсtures: Nowwriteanswersto thesequestions .1 Arethesepeop|e сhatorа business having aninformaI you Whatmakes thinkthis? сonversation? for is onewayof|ooking adveгtisements newspaper 2 Reading arethey? а job.Whatotherwaysarethereandhoweffeсtive

.| Gгammar Book Studеnt's rаmmarrefеrеnсе,

peгfect pгesent Тt.re сontinuous verbs 6 Complete Cindy'sletteгto herparentswithappropriate in thepresentperfeсtсontinuous.

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The presentpeгfectоontinuous withfor or since? perfeсt 9 Wгitesentenсes in thepresent сontinuous tensewithforor since.

1 somegovernmеnts / try/toproteсt theenvironment / yeаrs twenty 2 you/ work/ attheTV studios | Мaу?

3 BiII/ thinkabout / buya newсar/ months

Funоtions

Askingforandgivinginfoгmation 11 Comp|ete thisсonveгsation withtheprompts in braсketsand аny otherwordsyou need.

Night-time work at Bradley's 24-lnour Supеrstore. Good hourly ratе. Phonе thе M аnagеr M r Еvans o n 0l44 5 З+ o+ 9 o.

4 Lesley/ notIive/ Meg'sflat/ IastChristmas 5 you/ eаt/ toomuсh/ ourho|iday inMarсh 6 we/ lookforward / tosee/ you/ weeks 7 whаt/ you/ do/ Iastsummer?

I l / not|earn / Spаnish / very|ong I Тhomas / write/ hisHistory essay/ Saturday morning

't0 youi waitforme/ hours? rr{ruit perfeсt Weusethepгesent сontinuous to mаkeanaсtionimportаnt eg.

He's be.enwritingemailstoherat work,Weusethepresentperfeсt simp|eto maketheгesultimportant e,g,HeЪ writtena letterof resignation.

perfeсt Thepresent continuous or thepresent peгfeсt simple?

10 Choose theсorreсt аlternative forsentenсes 1-10.

1 l'vebeenwondering / I'vewonderedfor ageswhattime youwouldarrive!

2 MrsSmithhasgiиen / hasbeengivingmesomeеxtra he|pwithmyMathsfoгthe|astyear.

3 Mygrandfather hаssent/ hasbeensending mea book formybirthday.

4 Нaveуoubeenfinding / Нaveуoufoundуourсardyet?

5 Howmanytimeshaveуouseen/ haveуoubeenseeing thePiсasso exhibition attheNationa| GaIlery?

6 l'vebeenhaving / l'vehaddriving |essons sinсeJune.

7 Thefami|у hasmoved/ hasbeenmovingtoParis.

8 Bridget hastriedtosell/ hasbeentrying fose//the family forfiveyeаrs. business 9 We havebeenwatсhing / havewatсhed|hat videothree trmes.

10 |'mrea||y tiredbесausel'vebeenplaуing / l'veplaуed tenпis.

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Givingadviсeand гesponding 12 Putthesewordsin theсoгreсt orderto makephrases givingadviсeandresponding.

Giving adviсe ,| don'tlwhу|you/ (verb) /?

2 уou/ (verb) / maybe/ сould/ 3 (verb+-ing)labout/ how/ ?

Responding 4 dol bесause i never '../ |/ that/ сou|d 5 more/ it/ now/ Iike/ thаt's/ !

6 a / idea but i . .i.go o d/t ha t ' s

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.1 Readthe 3 Janeneedsа jobat theweekends.

1-5. advertisements andanswerquestions

7 Kitсhеn assistапt required ata busypub R and l в,ьy.itt",".;; evenings Sаturdаy luпоhlimes. f Sаturdar алd Sunda-у Sundаy Prвvious вxperieпсв i momings.Hours flеxiblе. but musтbе availablеfoг required.

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Carеassistantneedеdat SunshineDay Centrеon Saturdaуsfrom 11amto 5pm.Hеlp tо sеrvelunсh and talk tо thе eldеrlуpеopleduringthе aftеrnoоn.No еxperiеnсе neсеssary'but must be {riеndlу,soсiablеand patient.

PhoneDorothyClarke on227036.

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Grammar 2 .ingformafteгpгepositions Rеmembeг to usefo andthе.lngformafterthеverblookforward e.g.l havebeenlookingforwardto seeшgthisfilmforages'

1 5 only oneof thesesentenсes is сorreсt.Can youfindit andоoгreсt theotheгs?

1 2 3 4 5 6

Trishisn,tinteгested onhearing aboutJo'spгob|ems.

Paulisn'tgoodinsavinghismoney.

Areyoulooking forward togotoseetheplay?

We'refedupatstudying fortheexams.

Youseemtobeverykeenonworking withсhildren. upat SamаndJessaretiгedwithdoingal|thewashing home.

16 Writesix sentencesaboutTony.Use thewordsand job...

'A/hiсh ' 1 i son lyo nS at u rdays? ........ .......'

2 suitssomeone whoIikеs responsibi|ity? hada iob forsomeone whohasn't 3 is mostsuitabIе b efo re?. . . . . . . . theday 4 is bestforsomeone whowantstobefreeduring . . . ..... o nSat urd ays? in forsomeone whois interеsted 5 is mostsuitab|e . . . . '. .. сo o kin g?

phrasesin thetable.

'11 Nowсomplete Jаneandher between theсonversation mumwiththephrasesfrom12 on page34. }',lumLook.atthеseads,jane.Surе|ythеrе,llьe ., '....'. somethinghe,re.1 job? ior the сarеassistant's a l aпе l... . . . . .

sayto o|d peop|е. Цum Don,t be silly.You,dbe fine.3 :.:-..:]l bе a babysittег. lt,sonly in the moгпings. . l don,tthink|,dbe. .l: ] а п ea .. . . . . . . vеrypatiеntwith сhildren,and l liketo meetup ,::..:,l rvithmy fгiendson Saturdaymornings. ч {u m5. . . . . . w orkingin the .. kitсhenin a pub in thе eveningand on sunday;..'.. :hеn?Thatwould leaveyou freeduringthe day on Saturday. .1. u .' lt mightbе quite -un.

кeen at fedup 0n good with tired tn interested to Iookforward of 1 2 3 4 5 6

swtm thenewJаmеsBondfiIm сooK aftersсhoo| everyday help a сourse ontheenvironment playin Iunсh onSundays team 00 thefootball ЭЕЕ hismother аthome

Tony's keen He' sf edup. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

He'sgood He'stired He'sinterested He's|ooking foгwaгd to

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2 L i|y. . . . . . . ...... ......... thahe t hasсho sen t he 3 B еn. . . . . . . . .... сourse. wrong univeгsity ...KarenandMiсkfoг Doyou a pizzaafterwork? ...badlanguage Myparents television. onthe ........

We. . . . . . . . . .... tonight.

We' dpr efer to stayin. ...toс|assiсalmusiс.

7 Wendy ....

I . . . . . . . . . . . ...... to the de ntist w it hyo u I I0m0rrow.

-ingformbeforeverbs 18 Putthe-и9 formsof theseveгbsintotheсorreсtplaсe in sentenоes 1-8.Puta сapitalletterat thebeginning of eасhsentenоe. . smoke.drink.eat.write . watсh . take.Wear.|earn . swim Eхample I swimming . t, ., ,, , t pity thatl intheseaсanbedangerous beсause l loveit. /t'sa ,1 howtop|aya musiсaI instrument сanbeveryhardwork. youгbrain' foodсandamage 2 sсientists beIieve thеwrong 3 Iсan'tbe|ieve thatmi|kis so goodforyou.

4 a DVDathomeis a goodwаytore|ax. plaсessuсhas restaurants shouId bestopped.

5 inpub|iс youtos|eep saysexerсise heIps we|l.

6 mymother yourЕngIish. waytopraсtise 7 a diaryis a gгeat a сarseatbeItis neсessaгv.

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Writinga CV CV withthesewordsаnd StevenBrown's 19 Comp|ete phrases.

DJ forThePitsNightClub,llford Еduсation andoualifiсations Permanent addгess Maths andGeography windsurfing, films сURRIсULUM

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GеnеrаIinfоrmаtion '.......: StrvеnBrown Agе:2..'.'....

Nationality: .....: 35 RadсliffeStreet, Hatford, London, N22 4RD Tеl: 020,7525599'7 Еmail: S.Brown@frеrmail.сom 5 Battеrsby High Sсhoоl, Hatford 7 GCSЕs .A lеvеlsin 6...'......... |Vork ехpеrience

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Wгiting a formalIetteг 20 Stevenis appIying foгthejob in the adveгtbe|ow.Read his |etterwithfor,to,in, at, theadveгt'thencompIete on, ууithor of.

35 RadсliffеSшееt Hatford London N22 4RD Jakе Мathеson Тrеndz NightсluЬ Hatford Мall London \Е21 2сR l3thJuly 2004 Dеar Jakе

my qualifiсations dеtаils I еnсlosеmy CV аnd work еxpеriеnсе.As you will sее,I havе almost two 10...''...сluЬsand .*p",i.nсе of rмorki,g ".,,,, а сгuiseship.

I know thе latеstdanсеsand all фе Ьеst Ьands.Plеаsе сontaсtmе if you rеquirе any fuгthеr information' hеаringfrom you.

I look forward12........

Thanks vеry muсh.

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onе of thе most еxсiting wееks in thе studеnt сalеndaris ,RaяWееk,.

Univеrsitiеsall ovеr thе UК invitе studеntsto takе part in wеird and wondеrful еvеnts organisеdby thеir studеnt union * and all to hеlp a good сausе.At Lееds Univеrsity for еxample, studеntsсan hitсhhikе to Paris,takе part in a fashion shoщ еxpеriеnсеa bungее jump, оr do a firе walk. All thе еvеnts arе sponsorеd,and studеntsusually raisе

.Hеlp thе thousands of pounds for сharitiеs suсh as Agеd, and ,Thе Сhildrеn,s Hеart Surgеry Fund,.

So how did it all start? ,Тhе idеa for Rag Weеk was originally from Amеriсa and Еngland,' says Studеnt ,Its main aim has always Union Prеsidеnt Еlla Ford. bееn to raisе monеy for сharity, but it,s also a good Way to mееt pеoplе and havе somе fun!' And what ,Fun runs and aге thе most popular aсtivitiеs? ,This yеar wе,vе bееn hitсhhiking,, says Еlla. organising a sponsorеd hitсh to Moroссo. Thе journеy will bе 1'600 milеs and onсе studеnts gеt thеrе, thеy,ll spеnd a wееk tеaсhing Еnglish to loсa] сh ildr еn., Hitсhhiking is onе of thе hardеr еvеnts, but thеrе arе lots of othеr ways studеnts сan hеlp. In faсt thеy сan do as littlе or as muсh as thеy likе, from hеlping to run an еvеnt likе a сharity run, to .You don,t sеtting up a сomplеtеly nеw сhallеngе. nееd to havе any еxpеriеnсе to hеlp with Rag Wееk,, says Еlla. Just somе frее timе, a bit of

and introduсtory Formalletters Rememberto useappropriate use also You should endingphrasese.9,Yourssinсere|y... ' fullformsin уourletteцe,g.I am,do notas wellas otherformal eхpressions to hearingfromyou. e.9,| |ookforward Еaсhnewideain уourlettershouldstarta newparagraph, Мakesureуou leaveenoughtimeto readуourlettertwiceand сheckforgrammarandspel|ingmistakes,

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Voсab ulary

Wordsconnected withspoгt 1 Putthese words intotheсoгreсt сoIumn inthetаbIe. . tlam. speсtator . сoaсh. viewer о p|ayeг оfan

Peop|e whotakepartinsportsI PeopIe whowatсhspoгts

Whiсhwordmeansmorethanone peгson?

2 Choosetheсorreсta|teгnative for sentenсes1-,|0. ,t Thesсhoolfootba|I tеammustwin/ beatthe nextmatсhif theywanttogetintothefinal.

2 ThereWereover12'000viewers / speсtators aIthe athletiсs stadium onSaturday. quitewe||, 3 | сanp|aytennis butmyсoaсhsayshenеeds topraсtise/ traиmeto rеaсtfaster.

4 Wefeltterrible whenthejuniorteamwon/ beatusatthe weekend.

5 Haveуoujoined/ takenpartinthebasketba|l с|ubyet?

6 Morethan50 mi||ion viewers / spectatorsare expeсted to watсhthenextWor|d CuoFinalonТV. 7 Тheteamdidn't7bin / takepartintheсompetition beсause threeoftheirp|ayers wereiII' 8 Top|аya spoгtwell,youhavetopraсtise / trainitsmain teсhniques as muсhas possible.

9 |сan'tсomеshopping withyou.|'mlooking at/ watching theWorldSkiingChampionship.

10 We playeda game/ sporfoftennisyesterday afternoon.

piсtures ofPiсasso weretakenbythe Somefamous Frenсh .......

Doisneau. , Robert his.................

7 Doisneau reсorded IifeinParisthrough theartist sittinq ofPiсasso shows I one............ handsl ata tablewithbreadrollsfor

An artlesson

to a gгoupof 4 A teaсheris talkingabouta painting students.

Fillthegapswiththesewoгds. . drawing . masterpieсe . sсene. studio . bасkground . сentury . exhtbit . draw. style. exhibition isthebestworkinthe1............

Nowthispainting ....... myopinion. Тhisisa atIeast that's ' _ one paintings ofthegreatest ofthelateseventeenth you As сansеe,itshowsа ........

Here,аtthefront, fгomlifeintheсountry.

Weсanseea groupofpeop|e сe|ebrating theendofthе haгvest.

Butinthe therearesomе is.This inthefieIds ushowhardfarming workeгs stiII toгemind before he artist always didquite a lotof6....... painting, hewould Andevenonсehestaгted staгted topaint. something, before usingсolour stopto7 _ andeffeсts IookatthelinesWeсanstilIseehere.Apparent|y. wasalways сovered in ofhis8............ theflooг paperwithhisear|yideasfora newpiсture.

Hisсolour and who Heinfluenсed manyother artists, detai| аrequitebri||iant.

Before we|ookatthe triedtoсopyhis next 1 0 . . . . . . . . . , let ' sspenda m inu t e e n j oy i n g t h i s beautifulwork.

piоtures Comparing

Artandtheaгtist 3 Comp|ete thesentenсeswiththewordsgiven. о paintо painting . paintеr ,t Pab|oPiсassois probab|y themostfamous

.......ofthetwentieth сentury.

2 Piсasso's bestknown ....... is сa|Ied 'Guerniсa', whiсhyouсanseeina ga|Iery inMadrid's PradoMuseum.

3 |n1906, P iс asso s tarteto d ...'................ ina. . . . . newsty|e, сomp|etely сaIIеd Cubism. . sсuIptor . sсulpture

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4 Piсasso is lesswel|known forhis............. a|though heсreаted overB00pieсes.

5 As a ......., helikedtoworkwithmaterials he paftsofa biсyсle found, forexamp|e, oranoIdsauсepan.

Writeanswersto thesequestionsaboutthe piсtures: Why? 1 Wheredoyouprefer toseepaintings?

2 Whatotherareasofсu|ture сanyouthinkofandwhiсhof in?Whv? themarevoumostinterested

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Gгammar 1

Thepastsimpleor thepastpeгfeсt?

Тhe pastpeгfeсt 6 Complete sentenсes 1-8withtheveгbsin brасkets in thepastpeгfeсt' 1 I................ .....(a lready see )thefilmso , I turned downBeth'sinvitation toseeitwithheг.

2 Тhepostman the '..(take) Ietters beforeBenouthisformintheletterbox.

3 Sophie ...(already tell)Mark aboutthemeeting before itwasсаnсeI|ed.

4 l ' . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..'..(ne ver e xperie nсe) th e thrillofrafting I beforetrieditonmyholiday.

5 Theсhi|dren ...(noteat)any |unсhbefoгe theywenttothefootbaII matсh.

6 ...(you ask)thebossabout promotion beforehetoldyoutoleave? present, 7 We'vegotyoua |itt|е butunti| theIastdaywe ...(notbuy)anysouvenirs atall.

I Chris......... (alгeady deсide) to ' buytheсarbeforehesawit.

7 Number theseaсtionsin theсoггeсt order.

Write1 аnd 2 intheсoггeсt boxes. Ехample

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Sue'sbrother arrived lateastherehadbeena teсhniсaI эгob|em ontheo|ane. ПП 1 Whenl gottothe|ibrary ithada|ready сIoseo. ПП 2 WhenIsawDave,heoffered mea Iifthome. П

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3 Dadhaddeсided nottoассept thejobwhenheopened theIetter. ПП 4 WhenPetefoundthe|ittIe сat,hetookithomewithhim. П

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5 Afterthethiefhadtaken Anna'shandbag, shewenttothe poIiсe station. П

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6 Whenwearrived atthehotе|, theyhadgivenouггoomto guests. someotheг

We usethepаstperfeсtto ta|kaboutfinishedpastaсtions.

Weoften useitwiththеpastsimp|e to showwhiсhpastасtionhаppened first e.g.We lefthomeafterwe had switchedoff allthelights.

Thepastperfeсtis thepastformof thepresentperfeсt'

Puttheveгbsin bгaсkets intothepastsimp|e or pаst perfeсt tenseto оompIete thestory.

Funсtions

Doinga survey

Reporting events 10 ReadMаria'srepoгtof а о|asssurveyand complete gaps 1-6 withthesephrases.

9 Mаriais doinga с|asssurveyаboutadventuгe spoгts.

Putthesewoгdsintotheсorreсtoгdeгto mаke questions forthesurvey. 'l you/tried/ adventure /what/ sports / have Wh a.t. . . . . . . . . . . . ................?

2 goldid/ rafting i you/when Wh e .n. . . . . . . . . . . ................?

3 beеn/ |ong i сyс|ing l haveI how/ you you/ с|imbing Iwhуl likе/ do wh y. . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . ? this/ what/ foгiyou/ need/ sport/weаr/toi do Wh at. . . . . . .... ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? any/do/ give/you / have/ about/ adviсe /to/us/ trekking Do

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could,may,mightand will

will,probablуanddefinitelу

We usеthemodalformsmaу mightaпdcouldwiththeverbto desсribe (NoТcaл). possibilities tonlght. inthefuturee.g'l couldgeta take-awaу e'g Нe won't We useutill/won,t WhenWеaremoresuгeaboutsomething be at thepartу. he'sgoingawaуtonight'

11 Rewгitethesesentenсes, addingprobablyordefinitelу you to showhowpossible thinkthe eventis. Write whiсhgivesan exp|anation. anotheг sentenсe Ехample Itwillsnowtonight. |twillprobablуsnowtonight'lt's veryсoldandtheskyis dark. 't Iwillworkharder nextterm.

Usethewords futuгe.

13 Wгitesentenсes aboutHarry's piоtures. inthe аndtheinformation

inthesummer. inEngland 2 Wewillvisitfriends sportsсompetition.

3 our с|asswil|takepartinthesсhoo|

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4 Mydadwilllookfora newjobnextyear.

5 Myfamily willmovehouseinthenearfuture.

6 l wil|betiredatthewеekend.

7 Theletter willarrivetomorrow.

could

onSaturday 8 Мyteamwi|Iwin thematоh

тlву,mighto| Will/ vуon'{?

1ll2Ddatоh sentenсes1-10withtheiгmeaningsa{. а Тhisis сertain. b ltis possible thatthiswillhappen. о Thisis сertain noftohappen.

might

.trouгbasketba|| сhampionship teammaywinthеsсhoo|s

year. ........ t hrs togotothebeaсh.

2 Тherewon'tbetimeonSatuгday

geta newсarsoon.........

3 |might 4 Тheсoaсhofthefootba|I the teamwi|ltaIktous before m at с h '. . . . . . . . tomorrow.

5 Тheswimming teamwon'twinthematоh Several ofthemareillthisweek.........

6 t,'like willbeabletoswimagatnnextweek......... gettothefinalthisyear......... Т ''Vеmight 8 Еmmamayhavea newtennis сoaсhnextyear..'...... _ they're going 9 lVewon'tvisitourсousins thiswеekend t. .]Гne bankmightofferyoua job...

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Dear Kate 1 Thе skiing сompеtitions arе hеld in Innsbruсk, the big ski rеsоrt.

2 I would mееt you and wе сould get a train from thеrе to Innsbruсk.

3 Thеy'rе оn SafurdaУ26tь Marсh.

4 I had flu a сouplе of months ago and was оflf sсhоol fоr two wееks. I'vе had to work rеallv hard to dо all thе work I missеd.

5 I,vе got somе good nеws. While I was ill' I еntеrеda magazine сompetition. Тhе othеr daу a lеttеr arrivеd saying I had won two tiсkеts to watсh thе skiing сhampiоnships..

6 Thе bеst way to gеt thеrе is to fly to Viеnna. j

I,m so soffy I havеn,t written for agеs.

8 Why don,t you сomo and sее thе сhampiоnships with mе? Thеrе arе lots of historiс buildings to i,isit in thе town' I do hopе you'll сomr. Writе sооn and.lеt mе know.

Air Jordon Miсhaеl Jordan is onе of thе most talеntеd athlеtеs in histоry. Hе's won six NBA titlеs, hе's had sports shoеs namеd after him, he,s even starrеd in a Hollywood moviе. Jordan is an international supеrstar. But suссеss for Miсhael Jordan Was nеver a mattеr of luсk. It was always a matter of talеnt and hard work' Miсhaеl Jordan was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1963. Hе was the fouтth of five сhildren, so hе lеarned to сompеte young. As a сhild, Miсhaеl Was vеry athlеtiс.

He playеd baseball, baskеtball and football, but his favouritе sport was baseball. However, this soon сhanged when hе started playing basketball with his older and tallеr brothеr Larrу' Larrу kеpt on bеating Miсhaеl when thеy played togеther.

Unsurprisingly, MiсhaеI didn,t like losing, so hе workеd hard to bесomе a bettеr player.

Jordan's basketball gradually improvеd, but in 1978 hе suffеrеd a big disappointment.

Hе was dropped from his Нigh Sсhool baskеtball team! Howevеr, Miсhaеl didn,t givе up. Instead he trainеd hardеr and longеr, and as a ,The rеsult was soon playing again. better I got, thе bettеr I wanted to bесomе,, he said later. Nobody knew thеn that }ordan would bесomе thе grеatеst player of all time. Ъday Miсhael }ordan has sсored ovеr 30,000 points in baskеtball gamеs all ovеr the world. ovеr 50% of Amеriсan сhildrеn have votеd him their idol.

However it's not just his basketball skills that have made |ordan popular; it's his сouragе/ dеtеrmination and positive ,I approaсh to life. сan aссеpt failuге,, hе ,but I сan't aссept not trying., onсе said,

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Vocabulary The serviсes 1 Matсhthe peopIeto theseгviсetheyworkin.

Peop|e Seгviсe fireandresсueserviсe oi|ot sai|or aiгforсe po|iсe firefighter paramediс army poliсeoffiсer navy soIdier ambuIanсe serviсe

Opoliсe. injured о emе[9eПсУ . fireandгesсue sеrviсе . traffiс . mediсaI . ambu|anсe . sеrviсе сars Whenthere's a roadaссident someone сa|Is the ........ serviсes. onсetheyarrive, the . . . . . . st . . a гttoсo nt r tohe l з. .............. atthеsсene.|tis theгesponsibi|ity ofthe ........ toсutpeop|e outoftheir ....'...if neсessary andto makesurethereis no riskoffirefromspi|tpetrol.

Immediate emergenсy ........treatment is givenbythe . . . . . . .who . willt hen t a keI people to hospital.

5 Ghoosethe bestwoгd. peaсe|ime, peoplewhoworkintheserviсes |n1peacefull oftenprovide he|pаftera bignatura| disaster, eitherinthеir . thejurУ. thewitness . thedeteсtive . thesuspeсt 3thing ownсountries or2foreign I abroad. Тhefirst l event . theсriminaI . thejudge. theviсtim theydois totrytofindpeop|e whoareatrapped t loсked,bу 1 Whodoestheсrime? faIlen bui|dings, forexamp|e. lt might beimpoгtant tomove 2 Whotriestofindoutwhodidtheсrimе? survivors awayfromthedisaster area.Thesepeoplewill 5 3 WhodothеpoIiсe thinkdidtheсгime? . needtempoгa l housesandsomevery ry aсcommodation 4 Whoseestheсrime? bаsiоitems,beсause theymayhavеno6personal I 5 Whois injured orhuгtintheсrime? individualpossessions withthеm.Theresсueworkers wi|| punis hmeis? nt........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .

6 Whodeс ides whatthе аrrange forbIankets andсIothes tobegiven7outl up'Fooo 7 Whodeсides ifa person is gui|ty ornot? andwaterwillalsobeBprovided I given.

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2 Howwaslheflight/ sightseeing IoLasVegas?

3 Itook|otsofphotosduringthebikejourneу / ride' 4 LuсywantstoIeaveherjobandbea trip/ travelwri|er paсkage twonightsina 5 Theho|iday /journeyinс|uded luxury hoteI andaIIouгmea|s. Тhere'sp|enty so take oftimefortravel / sightseeing' yourсamera. |t'sa |ong lourneу/ packagebybusаnditсanbevery unсomfoгtabIe. witha trainе: Visitors сantakea trip/ tourofthemuseum ouide.

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Join us for an unforgеttaЬlеday and night in this Ьеautiful HеrеЪ horмrvе do it.

Mееt us аt thе airport for your outwardflight. Wе'll thе 12.00planе,arriving in Paris аt ........thе trainstraightintothе |2.45,and сеntrеof Paris. Aftеr a splеndidthrее-сoursеlunсh in a rеstаurantоn thе banksof thе Rivеr Sеinе,wе,ll '.......our tour bus аnd spеndthrееhours еxploringthе сity,sееingthе sightsаnd lаndmark for whiсh thе сity is famous.During thе touц thеrе'll bе plеnty of oppоrtunitiеsto {........... thе Ьusand takеphotos.

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5 thenounwhiсhmeansmoving fromplaсetoplaсe 6 Wei;ume onboard theplane.

Wewishyoua very oleasant ....

7 thenounwhiсhmeansgoingfromoneplaсetoanother

1 2 3 4

Whatis thewordreadingdownfrom 0 ? Use it withthe Wordsbe|owto makea sentenсe. ho|iday la | уearlwe/ last/ to/ wonl F|orida

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пdependent tгaveI 5 Complete thetipsusingthesewords. оp|an r fillосross. hire. read. keep

Sixtipsfor drivingabroad 1 |fyou ....... a сar,makеsureyouare wellinsured.

2 Мakesureyou ....... tothespeed limits_ on-the-spot finesсanbeveryhigh. з . .. . . upwithpetro| whenevеr you

gettheсhanсe.

4 Getsomegoodmаpsandmakesureoneof you с a n. . . . . . . . . . . .

a map.

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5 yourroutebеforе ..'.... yousetoff.

6 Havea|Iyourpapers rеady whеnyou

....... a border.

Gomparingpiсtures б Lookаt thesepiсtures.

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questions Reporting 7 Complete questions. therepoгted Useif ora question word. personaI pгonouns.

Remember tousetheсoггeсt Whenwе reportwhatsomebody asked;lwq сhangethepronoun, the wordorderandtheverbtense.Remember thatweusеj1 nota question word,ina уes/noquеstion.

Example 'lsyourmumatwork?'

MarkaskedJane, MаrkaskedJaneif hermumwasat work. .Нowo|dis yourpuppy?'Sue аskedAdam.

SueаskedАdamhowold hispuppуwаs. ,t .DoyouIikeskiing?'the instruсtor аskedthestudents. Тheinstruсtor askedthestudents .Areyouvegetaгian?'

MrsBrad|ey askedKarl.

MrsBгad|ey askedKarl .When areyougoingontheGeogгaphy trip?'our Frenсh teaсher askedus. ourFrenсh teaсher аskedus,..... .Havеyou|ivedinBerIin fora longtime?'heаskedme.

Hea skedm e. . . . . . . . . . . . .

'WheredoyougotosсhooI?,Jeff askedtheoirI. Jeffaskedtheoirl ,Aгeyousсaгed ofspideгs?'

Davidaskedthegir|s.

Davidaskedthegirls 'Howmanybrothers haveyougot?'she askedMагtin.

SheaskedMartin ,Howfaris ittothespoгts сentre?'

Mikeaskedthetrainer.

Mikeaskedthetrainer 'Doyouwanttoseea film?'Margaret askedPete.

Margaret askedPete

10 'Didyouhavea goodholiday?'Alex askedhisparents.

Nowwriteanswersto thesequestions aboutthe pictuгes: 1 Arethesepeople ho|iday ona paсkаge ornot?What makesyouthinkthis?

2 |fyouсou|d visitanypIaсeintheUKoгtheUSA,where wouldyougoandwhy?

AIexaskedhisparents

1 1 .Whyareyou|eaving thesсhooI?'Anita askedme Anitaaskedme

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statements Reporting withtheveгbin 8 compIetethesereportedstatements the сoгreоttense. pool.' attheswimming 1 'l workas a lifeguard ....... asa |ifeguard atthe Mikesаidthathe pool. swimming Couгt.'

2 .l liveat3426WestIake at3426 Karen to|dmethаtshe..........'.

Westlаke Court. withRon'spаrents.' staying 3 .We,re ...'...withRon,s Wetoldtheboysthаtwe oаrents' 'l didn'tseeanylionsortigersonthesafari.' Еm m asaid she ............ any lions o r t iger so n thesafari. .Theydidn'tenjoymeeting parents.' Тrevor's meeting Trevor's Anniesaidthey........... parents. .Тheteamhasplаyed|otsofmatсhes in badweatheг.' |otsof. .

Garysaidt hаtt heteam....................... in badweather. matсhes .|'|| oostthе|etter.' the|etteг.

Lizsaidshe'........... .Тheywon'twanttotrave| overnight.' totravel overnight.

Robsaidthey...........

speeсh Usingгeported for thestorywiththeveгbsintheсorrect 10 Comp|ete speeсl ofthemarein гepoгted Be сaгeful!

Several ,,

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yousa i d ' ' ,Y I thought

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you were havinga pixies paгty!

Spotthemistаke fromeaсhof theserepoгted 9 A wordis missing questions.

Addit in theсorreсtplaсe.

Eхample .Where asked AIison' didyouputtheТVguide?'Steve whore SteveaskedA|ison,фhehadputtheТV guide'

.Didyouhavea goodweekend?'

KayаskedDebгa. good weekend.

KayaskedDebraif hadhada .Areyouсoming Danasked tothepartyonSaturday?'

Beth.

DanaskedBethshewasсomingtothepartyon Saturday. .When didyougetbaсkfromyourho|iday?'our askedus. neighbours askeduswhenwehаdbaсkfromour neighbours our holiday. .Haveyouseentheregister?'the teaсher askedme. Тheteaсher askedmeif Iseentheгegisteг. .CanI havea poгtion askedthewaiter. ofсhips?'Wi|l

ofсhips. heсouldhaveа portion WiIIaskedthewаiteг .Idon'tknowyouremai| to|dPau|а. address.'Ben Bento|dPаu|аheknowheremаi|address.

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Funсtions

Planning a holiday

'l'l JaneandJim aretalkingaboutwhereto go to fora withthe weekendaway.Completetheirсonversation phгasesbeIow. Youdon'tneedto usethema|l' . I'dlike.I prefer. is more...than.I'drather Butthis(one) . I don'tmind. lt |ooks . We сouId

Ho|iday adveгts 13 Deсidewhiсhadveгtgoeswithwhiсhdesсription' Wгite A' B' с oг D in boxes1-8.

Jim .Lфk.:at this!A night going roundthe сlubs in М a drid ;1. '. '. . . . .........: .'. .........gгeat!. : in thе da ytimе .

J а n e2 .'. . '. . ' s еe M a dгid ' Yould':miss, all the beautiful,siQhts at,night.

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J i m Т h at , sno t t he idеа. .....'..t.o. еxpёr:iёnie staуing6ut at]nightwherеit's'Warm.

J a n e, 4. . . . . . . . . , . '. . .....,. : '.........'..'.'...

90 to Ve n!сеfor a wеёkend.'l.,lrrt surеtherе arе nightсlubsthегеtoo.

J i m v e s;. ...сoof . urse t heгеa re.5.....,......'.'...,'. . . ' ' . . . . . . ' . . going to Vеniсe,but it,sа bit expensive.

Jаne I supposеso. rt heone ,,lthink6.,........'.,.... . . . . . . . . .

J i m N o w herels Mountainbikingdown an ltalianvo|сano. иne oк.. Уoоl;e'.ьn'вet l:'get'to.ihe bottoй.first. t/

'wegЬa0ords. :onbоard оur small orwеgian сoastlinеfrоm pеrsonfог thгееnights.

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tу-tftцu 3;';,,. :}r;;:НlТ;т," :,':' ,^9^* "

3 э ok i ng a hoIida y l2 Jim'sbooking linesof theweekend to ltaly.Numberthe hisphoneсonversation withthetravelagentin the сoггeсtordeг. gear_ that's A ...... ' Agent Thebikeandсyс|ing waterproof anda heImet, foodon с|othing and thedayoftheride,hote|, transpoгt insuranсe.

3 ......Jim

Yes,that's oK, weсangothatweekend.

Cou|dyoutelImeexaсt|y what'sinсluded intheoгiсe?

Agent of сourse; that'I| сostt600.

Jim

ls it possible theweekend afternext?

Agent Certainly.

Whenwouldyouliketogo?

Jim

Hello, I'dliketo booka weekend's mountain biking in ltа|y.

Agent That'sthe14thand1Sth.Letmehavеa Iook,|'mafraid that'snotavai|аb|e, but youсou|d gothefo||owing weekend.

Jim

Right.

CanI paybyсreditсard?l'dIikеto bookfortwopeople.

Agent Goodmorning, Getaway Тrave|, how mayI helpyou?

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ТhishoIiday invoIves s|eeping onthewateг. 1 П provide Тheorganizers ofthisho|iday the neсessary equipment.

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Тhisho|iday is onlya one-day trip.

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Thesetwoho|idays inсIude airfares. 41

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Thepriсeofthisho|iday inс|udes a shortride ina speсia| typeof boat

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Thisho|iday invoIves асоommodation inthe middIe ofa сity'

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Тhisho|iday is a сombination of|eisure and eduсationaI events.

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Writing

Formalphгases intotheсorrect oгder.

15 Putthesewoгds 1 сould/ be/you/ if/ l i gratefuI /wou|d with/ youг/referenсe / advertisement/ | |l |ol writing a m /t o

Weusefiayeto andneedtowiththemainverbto showthаtsomething is neсessary or anob|igаtion e.g.Yoиhave/need to readtheinstructions first' isn'tneсessaгy, Ifwеwanttoemphasise thatsomething weusеdoл,fhaye needfowiththeverbe.q'Youdon,thavelneedto phoneАdam.He to/don't alreadуknows'

14 Choosethe bestalternаtive for 1-12 in thetext.

writing 3 to/ am/ (about)i / enquire /|

WriteA-D ingaps1-4аnd 16 Gomplete thetwoletters. phrase. gapsa-d withаn аppropriate сomp|ete A DearMrPowell B Yoursfaithfully

Visiting San Franсisсo Everybody,sfavourite сity

Before you go You rneed to / don't have fo gеt a visa if you stay fеwеr than 90 days, but 2 уou have to / don,t have to havе a valid passport.

Don,t forgеt to take youг studеnt identityсaгd with you. You зhave to / don't need fo show it in musеumsand other p|aсesto gеt student disсounts'

C DearSirorMadam D Yourssinсerelv

H o t аir Ь аllo o n r ides one-hourf|ightсosts[45 per person.Ho|f.doyf|ightsorronged to: for groupsof six peop|e,сost !500' Write for informotion PO Box l0, Bidford.B99 2DG. Spесtoсu|orJourneys,

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MеdiсaIinsuranсeis vеry impoгtant.You ahaveto / don't have to have insurаnсесovеrbесausеmеdiсaIсostsare very high in thе US. Getting around Тhе best way to see Sаn Fгanсisсois tо waIk,but you 5doл,f need to / havе to сIimb up a||thosе hi|Isas therеare many diffеrеntfoгmsof pub|iсtransportto сhoosefrom. If you,re wa|king,уou 6needto / don,tneed fiэ|ook in both direсtions to seе that it,ssafe to сross beсausemanv of the streеtsarе one-way.

You саn,tvisitSan Franсisсowithouttravе|lingon a сab|eсar.

You саn pay the сonduсtor whеn you get on, so уou 7don,t have to / need to buу a tiсket in advanсе. Howеvеr,if you Want a tiсket as a souvеnir,уou 8have to / don,t have to buу onе from a tiсketmaсhine'Many peop|e|ikеto ridе thе сab|e сars by standingon thе ,runningboard,at thе edge of thе сar. |f you do this, уou 9need to / don,t needfo ho|d on tightly to the po|eand bе very сaгefuIwhеn anotherсablе саr сomеs Dast. Тhe busеsare also easy to use, but уau 10don,thave to / need to p|anyour journeyfirst.You pay one dollarfor eaсh journеy. |f уou 11need to / don,t have to сhange buses,you \2haveto / don,tnеed fo ask thе driverfor a ,transfеr,.

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Mr PowеlI SpeсtaсuIar Journeys PO Box 10 Bidfoгd 899 2DG Тhank you for your letterand foг sendingthe ! """"""""""" about balloonflights. a half.dayflight during thе week 15th_22ndJune.

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I lookforwardto hearingfrom you with a suggested 4

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l7 Sentences,|-5a|Icontaina mistake.Rewriteeасh sentenсeсorreсt|y.

1 Iwou|d begratefu| ifсouIdyou|etmeknowwhattimeyou willbearriving.

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Couldyoutellmewhentheplanedoesland?

DovouknowwhаttimetheneхtbustoGrafton oo?

4 P|ease|etmеknowifyouto needanymoгeinformation.

5 |wouId begгatefu| ifyouсanemаiI mewithmoredetails.

l8 Therearetenmistakes intheletterontheright.Some aгestyleratherthangгammar.

Findthemistakes and сorreсtthem.

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Sydп.ex*Q.p',erg''IJo.u's.e|:::::i,:|;:::]|]::i::i]]:il]]i::]:il]] Sуdney OpeгаHouse wаsopened in 1973.Sinоethenit hаs pos-tсaгds, аppeагеdon T-shiгts, books,on tгaveI огo g r a m mes a ndin m i|| io ns ofphotoa|bums. Тhankto s its . ni q u еs h a pe,SydnеyO pe raH ous eis one of the mos t э n0 t0 g г a phbеd int hew oг|d! u iIdin$s -r e bu i l d i nwas $ bui| tby a Da nis ha гсhite сt сaIle d Joгn gаVe Utzon the buiIdins its unusuaI look by сгeаting ':zon. a гoofwhiсhIookedIikeоa|mtгee fгonds.Woгkfiгst o n t he 0o eгaHous e 1957.Thе Austгalia n аndjustfouгyeaгsto зOvегnment fаveUtzon$7 .rish it.Unfoгtunаtely, theгeweгeIotsofdeIays aswe||as * cn e Уp г o bIem so s, t he 0pe гaH ous ew asn,tа сtual|y .rishe du n t il1973.

B yt h enthetotа |оos tof the buildinf A э sO V e$г. 1 0m 0 i| | io nl .:cаy peгformin$ the0peгaHouse is oneofthebusiest aгts :=rtгеs in thеwor|d. lt hasaгound 3,000 events evегy Уeaг *ц peopIe. rlchaгewatсhed byoveгtwomiIlion Theгe aгefive -atn сonсeгt haIIs usedfoгa widevaгiеty of peгfoгmаnсеs .: udinsсlassiоa|, jazz. popand Aгtists 0peгa, аs diffeгent =-lPavaгotti аndthepopgгoup|NXShаvepeгformеd theгe, pеopIe. :.c thеlaгfesthа|Iсаnseat2,679

lf youwantto sееa сonсeгthoweveг, you,||nееdto bookin .] _ advаnсе the bestseatsагe haгdto fet andthey.геVeгУ .. expenstve!

Butwhеtheгyougoto a сonоeгtoг not,а visitto l:l Sydnеy wouIdn,t bе сomp|еte withouta tгip to the SydneуOpeгaHouse.

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Phrasalveгbs 3 Matсha verbwitha preposition to makephrasa| veгbs forthedefinitions 1-5 below.

Voсabulary

Prepositions and time ,|-6withoneofthese 1 Gomp|ete sentenоes pгepositions. Мoгethanonemaybe possible. оonоin. untiI . at. during . by. for nottoeаtmuсh 1 Catherine tries

....... the

day.

2 My оousin,s trаvel|ing гoundthewor|d_ he'sbeenaway

yeaгnow. ....... а who|e 3 |ftheсhi|dren finish theirhomework .... sixo'сloсk, thеy're aIlowed towatсhTV. partyforherparents 4 Тessa'shavinga surprise

Saturday.

5 Mygrandparents aregoingona Caribbean сruise .......

July .

6 l'lIwork ....... fouro'сIoсk andthenl'l|do theshopping.

Twosentenсesin eaоhgгoupof threeсontainan inсorreсtpreposition.

Can you сoгreоtit? ЁxampIe

fo, a ТheWatson fami|y wenttoMajorсa я a week. wantsthereports b Ourmanager bytheendoftheweek./ с

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Seeyouаfa week's time.

1 a Theshopstaysopenfoгthreeo'сIoсk.

finishthe|esson b We'|I inthreeo'с|oсk todаy, instead ofhalfpastthree. с Тhenursesaidshe'dringyoubaсkbythreeo'сIoсk'

2a

Wehave|otsofpiсniсsfoгthesummeг.

b |'vegotunti| thesummeг toсomplete thepгojeсt' с

3a

ls yourbiгthday onthesummer?

Youmustdoyourhomework onFriday.

b Don'tforgetit'sJohn'sbiгthday byFriday. с Iwon'thavefinished myessayduring Fгiday.

4a

MrsCookhаsbeenmyFrenсhteaсher bytwoyears' b I hopetobeatuniversity ontwoyears'time. с Carlсou|dn't skateunti| twoyearsаgo.

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Verbs

Prepositions

сome find set make сome

oUт upwith uD out uD

I thinkoftheanswer orsolution tosomethino 2 3 4 5

disсover someinformation startoгbui|d a business, system, etс. published appear, be invent, whiсhis nottrue saysomething

4 comp|etesentenсes1-5 withone of the phгasa|veгbs from3 in the сorreсtform.

1 Mybr o t heгgo ' sing t o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a n e wb u s i n e s s to import thelatestrollerblades fromtheStates. . . . . . .a.st o r yt oe x p I а i n w h y s h е 2 N iсo la hadn't doneherhomework andtheteaсher beIieved hег. ifAdam'sinterview 3 |сan'twаitto wentwel|. justbefore 4 A newbook...........

DrKent's repoгt andhewasaссusedofсopying thework.

5 Areyouсoming tothemeeting?

Jess somegreatideasfortheYounglnventors Competition andshe'sgoingtotalkaboutthem.

RepIaсethewordsin itaIiсon the magazineсoverwith а phrаsа|veгbfгom3 in the сoггeсtfoгm.

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piсtuгes Compaгing

6 Lookatthesepiоtures.

aboutthepiоtures: Nowwriteanswersto thesequestions or forp|easure arereading 1 Doyouthinkthesepеop|e Whatmakesyouthinkthis? studying? foran method ofpгeparing 2 Whatis themosteffeсtive exam?

Gгammar 1 Тhepassive 7 Putthesesentenсes intheсorreсt order.

I telephone / sent/ are/ Iines / down/ emails 2 |Ia|у / made/ are/ shoes/ in/ these/ ?

WilIiams / tеlevision / was/ 3 interviewed / Robbie yesterday / on

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simpIe 8 Puttheverbsin braсketsintothepгesent passiveor thepastsimplepassive. ,t ThefootbalI inЕngland сhampionship (play) fromAugust toMay. ( f or m)1i n9 5 7 ' 2 ТhеЕ ur o peaUnnio n .'....... (сhoose) .......

3 ТhePresident oftheUSA everyfouryears. (give) theNobeI 4 Maгtin Luther King .......

PeaсePrizein 1964. . . . . . .(.h o| di n)a 5 Theo |ym piс G a m es diffeгent сountry eaсhtime. ......' (make) thefirst 6 Geoгge Washington in 1789' President ofAmeriсa 7 Тhenamesoftheosсarwinners (keep) сeremony. inсIosed enve|opes before thеawards ( s e n d )jtaoi l . . . ....

I I n1 9 6 4N elsoMa n ndela inSouthAfriсa.

9 Allround theworld, theNewYear (сe|ebrate) withfirework disp|ays' ,t0 Austra|ia (disсove0 in1770. .......

Aсtiveintopassive Leaveoutany 9 Putthesesentenсes intothepassive. wordsyoudon'tneed.

Example yesterday. Тheyde|iveгed thenewсomputeг Thenewсomputerwasdeliveredуesterday' here.

1 WespeakFrenсh andEng|ish 2 Someone reoaired theсarlastweek' 3 ТheymakethebestсakesinGermany. gamesinbookshops now.

4 Тheyse||сomputer ina hoteIinCroatia' 5 Thereoorter wrotetheaгtiсIe

4 our/newspаper/ the/ deIivered /to/ is/ house 5 grown/ сoffee/ in/ isn't/ Еurope / powerеd 6 bу| carlis / this/ e|eсtriсity 7 was/ in/footba|I / Еngland/ playedI ftrsI| ?

inChiсago. engines 6 Theybui|d thеaerop|ane 7 Someone robbed thebankinourtownlastnight. planted I Theauthorities newtreesintheparksafterthe slorm.

winners / night / |ottery I weren't / |ast/ the/ announсed l wereI in/ kept/|ast/ 9 untiI /zoole|еphants/these a | уear /?

10 shown / the/ TV/ was/ on/ marathon

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Aсtiveoг passive?

10 Puttheverbsinbraсkets intotheсorгeсt form: thepresent orpastsimp|e, асtive oгpassive' :

iia:alirr:t, t:tl

-.i:i:ii;:llii:lli:rili:l.ttiltlltlit.:ttrtr|.,Sia:*,

Passive+ by Weusethеpassive forminwritten or moгefoгma| Еng|ish tofoсuson an aсtionor proсess.

Weusebywhenwewanttotalkаboutwhoorwhat doesthеасtione.g.Thefilmwasdireсted bу SteveпSprelberg. |fweknowwhooгwhatdoestheaсtionorwеdon'tthinkit is imporiant, weсаn|eaveit оutе.g.Оurflatwasburgledhу-s-omeonelast уear

1 Writesentenсes inthepгesent pаssive, or pastsimp|e usingthesenotes.

Addbywhere neсessary.

1 Ameriсa / disсover / Christooher CoIumbus 2 mi|Iions ofnewspapeгs / seII/ everyday 3 sometimes / do|phins / сatсh/ infishing nets 4 a |otofpo||ution / сause/ fumesfromсars 5 thePC / deve|op / sсientists inMiami/ in1981 6 theMonaLisa/ paint/ Leonardo da Vinсi

7 Sсot|and / invade / theVikings / intheBthсentury 8 freshfruitаndvegetab|es / deIiver / tothesupermarkets thisafternoon / thewinning football team/ drive/ round theсityonanopentopbus 10 thewheel/ invent / overfivethousand vearsaoo

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Funсtions Piсtuгe-bаsed disсussionLookat theillustration oг photograph carefulуfora fewminutesfirst,andthinkabout whatit shows'lf therearepеople,thinkabouthowtheуare feelingand why.lf уou are notsureaboutanу detailsin the piсture- speсulate.Tryto use differentlanguageto showthe possibilities e,9.I think.../lt is probable that.../Itseemsto methat' ' . Useуourowneхperienсeandeхamplesfrom everydaу|ifeto supportуouropinions.lf уou needtimeto think.'thinkaloud'.

Picture.based disсussion 12 Lookat the piсtureоareful|y' Тhenсomp|ete the desсription, usingthewordsandphrasesbeIow. . I think. thismight o probably be. itis probable . itseemstome. doesn't seem. hemioht be

afnit The wastakenin а |ibrarv. thisphoto s tudying is 2. . . . . . . '............. i nt h ep i с t ure r. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ v eryhappy.

He or heсannot tiredorsсared, whatheis reading.

..thathe

he andheis afгaid tomorrow taking anexamination andhe ..hishomework ' th a v een ougthim et odoit.7..................... tha t

fail.Or

piсtuгe every situation; il|ustrates a verytypiсal itveгvweI|. entknows

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Noun+ pгeposition in sentenсes,t-5.

14 Ghoosethe bestaIternative 1 TeII meabout anddisadvantages thеadvantages between / of takinga gapyear. ofthe 2 Heressaygavea verygooddesсription differenсes forestanda rain between / witha с|oud forest. on/ to of damage 3 Thehuгriсanе сauseda hugeamount thetown.

4 Тheproblem to/ withLuсyis thatshewon'teatenough. anattасk launсhed 5 ln hisinteгview, thePrimeMinister on/ toIhefaсtorv workers.

Veгb+ pгeposition in ita|iсsin thesesentenсes.

15 Correсtthepгepositions

гammar 2 whiсhсonneсt in Еnglish of preposilions Therearea |arge number аdjeсtives, nounsаndverbswitha phrasee.g.an answerto a question, frequent topreparefor a test'Youсanleаrnmanyof thesеthrough prасtiсe аndrepetition.

jective+ preposition then withthe pгepositions, Matсhthe adjeсtives сompletesentenсes,t-5be|ow. . atо proudоwith . Worried о inо goodо of. inteгested . angry.about wrong, butI'mreally I Katy'sillagain.

Idon'tknowwhat's . . . . . .ner . . l wasanhouгIate mebeсause 2 Paul's forourdate. bik esCаn ? youhelp me nding 3 Ar ey o u. . . . . . . . . . . . mewithmine?

4 JeffandLindaaгe... go to a lotot сonсeгts.

musiсand сIassiсaI

|'mso we|I inhisеxams, 5 lan'sdoneterrib|y him.

2 3 4 5

Don'tshoutonme.ldidn't wanttospendso muсh m0ney. сar.

Laurаwasn't |ooking andсrashed af a paгked We|ike|istening oлmusiсby|oсalbands. you l know don'treaI|y caretomе,but| |oveyou.

RiсkandPamdepend lлfoPam'smother toIookafterthe сhiIdrеn'

Adjeсtive, veгboг noun+ preposition? verbsor sentenоes 1-10withadjeсtives, 16 Gomp|ete nouns fгom,|3,14аnd,t5' ,t Тheiourna|ist usabout the toId

between working inLondon andinTokyo. . ed on ' t 2 W e' гe a I |. . . . . . .'...... a bo ut t hеexa mW knowenough topass. .......

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1 GivedetaiIs oftheitemandsaywhеreyoubought it' problem.

2 Saywhatyouhavedoneto resolve the 3 Еxp|ain whattheproblem is.

4 Asktheсompany tosuggest whatyoushou|d do.

5 Еxp|ain whyyouarereturning it, 6 Desсribe theproduсt andsaywhenyoubought it.

7 Suggest whatyouthinktheсompany shou|d do. you.

8 Desсribe howtheprob|em affeсts

A l e t t erof c o m p laint 17 Readtheletterandсomplete thegapswithsuitab|e phгasesfromthe|ist. . | |ookforward yourreply toreсeiving . l reaIIy youshou|d givememymoney think baсk . I amwriting toapologise . Yoursfaithfully . | аmwrlting toсomp|ain . SirorMadam . I amwriting toenquire . Withvеrybestwishes . MrRiley . Iwou|d therefore begratеfu| ifyouсou|d сonsider a fu|| refund . Writesoonwithvournews

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Dear ...... abouta SaIkooгganiseг palmtop I bought fromyouon22nd November. |tworked foгthefiгsttwoWeeks'butthen thingsstarted to gowrong.Fiгst,detai|s fromtheaddress|istdisappeared. Тhenit didnotsaveneweventsinthediaгv.

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I tookoutа|ltheentгies in theaddress bookandputthemin again,butdetailsare stiIldisappearing, I alsophoned the|oсa| representative ofthemanufaоtureГ butthis partiоu|aг mode| is notso|dinourсountry so theyсannothelpme.

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3 Canyoute|lmea bitmoreaboutyourсourses?

4 I'mreallysorryaboutforgetting themeeting.

5 |'d|ovetoсomeandta|kattheсonferenсe butI'mbusv thatday.

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I amwriting in response toyouгadveгtisement inthe newspaper. l hopeyouwi||rep|aсe theCD. I wantto eХpressmystrongdissаtisfaсtion withyour serVIсe.

Cou|dyoup|ease sendmefuгther detaiIs aboutyour сourses. l amafraidI amunabIe to attend theсonferenсe that 0ay.

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one of the strongestgloboI produсtstodoy is ,Coсo-CoLo,. Сokewos originottyinventedby o phormoсistсo[[edDr Pembertonin 1886. Pemberton produсedo syrup for o new drinkond oссidentсllуodded сorbonotedwotenТhe resu[t wos o soft drinkthot wos both deliсiousond refreshing.

During its гirstyeor Pembertonsoldjust nine bottlesper do y,but fr om t h e sesmo [ lb e g i n n i n g s.С o с o - C o [ o ,g r o duo tty grew into the worldЪ [orqestmonufoсtureroГ soft drinks.

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Еverydoy,,Сoсo-Co[o,produсts ore servedmore thon ] people billiontimes to in more thon 200 сountries.ln Greot Britсinolone over ]0 bi[[ion,Сoсo-Сolo,produсtsore сonsumedeoсhyeor:In foсt in mony сountriessoft drinks hove beсomemore populorthontroditionotdrink. Тeo used to be Britoin! numberone drink.but todoythe overoge Britishpersondrinks188 litresof soft drinkso yeоri but onty '157 [itresof teo. ,Coсo-Сolo,so Why is popu[or?The moin reosonis its powerГuImorketing.Тhe Coсo-СoLoCompony sponsors globol eventstikethe F|FАWortd Сup.otympiс Gomes ond EuropeсnСhompionships.

From Beijingto Boston,peopte ,Coсo-Co[o, know the brond.They see it on theirtelevisiong in mogozinesond on supermorketshеlves.Positives[ogons ,Тhings suсhos go BetterWith Coke,,'|tЪthe ReoIThing,ond ,Сoke ,Coсo-Сo[o,with is It,ossoсiote good experienсesond feelinghoppy.Yet olthough,Coсс-Сolo,ison Ameriсon сompony.ontyo third of its solesore in North Ameriсo. Most of its soles ore from the rest of the wortd.

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200,000 ].eamlandso|dаn imprеssivе r:''rouХ, on foundhеrsеIf suddеnIy Amеriсаn, a 22-уear.o|d ..е fasttraсkto fаmе. grewup in Parisаnd NеwYork.Verу ]'эrnin Gеorgia, Pеyroux Shеbеgаn сuIturе. in Frеnсh :,iсk|v, intеrеstеd shеbесаmе in thеLаtin musiсians street оf talеntеd . "gingwithgroups yеаrs|аtеrin Nеw SеvеraI ',агtеrof ParisandtourеdEuropе. "эrk,а rеprеsеntativе studiospottеdhеr of a big rесording :еrforming in а сlub.Thesamеstudiothеnwеnton to :.эduсеherfirsthitаIbum. аndthat of Dreamland thе rе|еаsе : 3htуeаrspаssеdbеtwееn loиe.WaitingthаtIongis notа .. hеrsесondalbum,Сareless -,эiса|саrееrmovе,but Pеуroux is notа tуpiсaIartist.|fyou s:ento Сarеlеss Love,уouwiIldisсovеrwhy.WithСareless artistand againshowsshеis аn originaI Pеyroux onсе -,.lе. quitе rесеntsongs. аs wе|Ias :] еntеdintеrprеtеr of с|assiс --е albumbеnеfits timеawaуandshеsings fromthesingеr's л ih еvеnmorеtа|еnt andpassion. .ее||uсkуto bе ablеto go baсkаndpеrform as muсhas I verу hеrusuaImodеstу..l'm Pеyrouxwith : э bеforе,.saуs to thе rесordwiIIbе.Wе :',сitеd to knowwhatthе rеaсtiоn it.' wi||apprесiate : о something thatfеltgood.I hopеpеop|е

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Famouspеop|е oftеnshаrеthеirаnесdotеs withthе publiс.Hеrеarеa fеwfunnуstoriеs to ilIustrаtе how t h е yviеwt hem sе |vaеs ndthеpеoplеаroundthеm .

NikoIa Теslа, Sеrbian-born Amеriсаn invеntоr, 0 whoвe rеmеmbеrs histwoaunts, lovеandаffесtion r е a ||sс y аrеd h im in hisсhiIdhood.

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Andl wasfinding it hаrdеr andhardвr to dо my sсhooI work.lt bесame real|y desреrate andl hadto steаlfrommУpareПts.

WhenthetruthfinaIIy саmeOUt, thefami|y wasthоusаnds of dolIars in debt'. yrarsаg0gambIing Sеveпty wasсonsiderеd immоral andit wasi||еgа| 1o gаmb|e yоU gаmble iп theUsA.Тоdау, hоwevеr, сan in alIbutthrееstatеs: Hаwaii,UtahandТеnnesseе; andthereаrea |0tof pеоp|e likеJerry.lt is possible to win a iоt of mопeyand gambling сan bе diffiоuIt tо resist, partiсular|y prоblem fоr pоop|ewhо neеdmoney. Тhis isn,tа for mоst gamblers, whoareab|еto gаmb|e forfunandstopwhеntheywaпt 0thers. howеver, findit impossiblе t0 stopаndbrсometrapped in ап addiсtion as эоwеrful аs drugaddiсtion.

You wоuldhоpеthаtthe lаw wоu|dprоtесt teеnаgers prоblem. fromsuсha dangerous Howevеr, еvепthough it is i||egal iorteenаgers to gamble, a reсent survеy of 21,297 high-sсhоol students found ihat53%оf thе studеnts hadgаmbled in the Iasttwеlvеmоnthsand]0Ь .еportеd gamb|ing prоblems" signifiсant Gambling аs an аddiсtioп сan be treatеdiп thе sameway as оther gamblers аddiсtiоns. Тoreсоver, firstneedto be hоnsstwiththemselvеs and goto reсovery grоupmеetings, othеrs, suсhas Gamblers Anonymous, andhe|p оthеrpeоple there.Seсоndly, money shouId be саrеfu||y сontrоlled' Addiсted shоuIdп,t bе а||owеd to haveIаrgeamounts of moneуwiththem.

3ambIors .nsteаd somеonе rеspоnsib|е should kеepthеmoney andgivethеmthееxaсt зmount theyneedеaсhday.Afterthegаmb|er bеginstо rесovelthеyсan takeсontroI of theirfinanсеs.

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3 WhenJerгystaгted |osing, a hеstopped making newbets. b hegambled evenmore. с hisparents Ienthimsomemoney. d hewanted toseIIhisсomouter.

4 Today, intheUSA gambles. a everyone b gamb|ing is i||egа| inon|ya fewstates. с peop|e thinkgambling is immora|. d gamb|ing is |esspopu|aг than70yearsago.

5 A survey of high-sсhooI students showеd that a mostknowthatgambling is illegal. b mostwou|d |iketotrygаmb|ing, с morethanhaIfgamb|ed lastyear d drugsaremoreof a problem thangambling.

6 Gamb|ing addiсts whoarebeingtreated a should notbeabletogetmoney easily. b mustnotсontaсt othergаmb|ers. c are|ess|ike|y toreсover if theygotomeetings. d aregivendrugstohe|p withtheirаddiсtion.

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3 ThispiсtureshowstwopeopIeat different stagesin Iife whoarethinkingаbouttheirfuture.

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Wegradua||y сyс|ed aroundLoсhNesstothetownof passing FortWilliam, Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis,onthewаy.

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If you'rе not afraid of thе wеather, Sсotland.сa.n.bе'оnеof thе most bеautiful and fasсinating trave1 dеstinati.оns' Thе stunning lаndsсapeand гiсh history сould keеp a holidaymakеrhappy foг months. i 5сottish roads arе rеasonablvfrее of -. yФu traffiс'; espеlially kееp off thё mаin routеs., and bесarrsе if it's not a vast сountry уou сan gеt arоundquitе a lot of it in a сouplе оf wёеks by..bikе.A friеnd of minе and I did just that at thе.agе оf..qlxtgen,.andevеn though it rаinеd most of thе timе viе wеrе.thorе.'wё.had a marvеllous timе. But thе wеathеr isn.t . ....

Apparеntly,thе wеathеris a1ways.sоtiqj..', gеnerally bеttеrin spring and еarly summеr.

Thе routе wе сyсlеd along was morе or lеss thе samе takеn by thе rеbеl Bonniе Pгinсe Сharliе whеn hе еsсapedaftеr his army was dеfеatеd by thе;Еnglish at ths battle of.Cullodеn in.1746.

But instеadof hiding in small farmhousеsWе stayеd in wеll. еquippеdсampsitеsand еyе-сatсhingold buildings that arе now youth hostels. l We bеgan our journеy .asBonniе Prinсе Charliе had donе at Cullоdеn battlеfield. J .. .. ' ' It is nоt aсtirally.vеry high (1,343 m) and wе wantеd.toсlimb it; but we didn't bесauseit was raining.

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This was thе vеаr whеn Prinсе Charliе's srandfathеr. the Еnglish King Jamеs II, had to lravе Еngland bесausе hе was Catholiс. Jamеs II and his son wantеd to rеtцrn to thеir kinsdom and fought hard against thе nеw Protеstaлt rulеrs in Еnglaй'

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