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Tiêu đề New Inside Out Pre Intermediate Workbook
Tác giả Philip Kerr, Sue Kay, Vaughan Jones
Trường học Macmillan Education
Chuyên ngành English Language
Thể loại Workbook
Năm xuất bản 2012
Thành phố Oxford
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Số trang 82
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1 Match fue verb tenses in the box wifu the

underlined verbs beJow

prcsent simple present continuous

present perfect past simple

future (be g oin g t o

a) Have you ever heard of anyone called 'Sky'?

pre senl /?er{ecJ

b) H.is parents named him after a painter

c) How QQ you practise English al home?

d) J'm going to work in the games department

e) Jt's the best suslu I've ever tasted

f) What are you going to do this evening?

g) When.disi you ¡ast read an English book?

h) Why ~you learning English?

2 Insert an auxiliary verb from fue box in the

a) His parentsfnot give him a typical English

b) He never broken the law

c) He not go on holiday tast year

d) rgoing to have a coffee after the l

e) r not have my dictionary WiU1me right now

f ) She not want to see me at the momen t

g) She reading a book about Hawaií

h) They learning English for their

í) We never been to the Tower of Londo

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3 Insert ten apostrophes ín the text The first one has been done for you

we¡:ve chosen the name Scarlett for OUI daughter

At first, my husband didnl like it His parents dont Uke the name and he doesnt like to be different from

them 'Its not very fa luonable,' tlley sajd, but theyve no idea whats fashionabJe these days! Theyre

OVe! 65 and they havent been to the cinema for years 'Why dont you call her Mildred?' they said

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·C ome back whe n you have a girlfriend with

a s horter name "

4 Write the sentences in the negative

a) Dave and 1 Uve in the same town

D alle (Al1a [ r!OtI', l/ve /11 lile sall1e lolt /f 1

b) He knows me very weU

e) He can w1 erstand my problcms

d) He's done very weH in bis jo o

e) Our parents were very good friend

f) We went to tlle sarne school

g) We're tlunking about getting married

h) We're going to have a big party

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5 In the following sentences, delete like when 8 Write the words in the corred order to make

corred

a) He always looks hke terrible early in

mon ting

b) He looks like a very friendly persono

e) My ex-husband lo ked like our dogo

d) They looked like tred after the lesson

e) She looks like a typical middle-aged mother

f) She looks like foreign - is she Greek?

g) My father-m-law looks like Dracula, OnJy

jokingl

h) You look like very stressed What' wrong?

í) The teacher looks like very yOW1g

or negative verbo

a) Did you have a good weekend?

Yes, r _ , d f d _ ' thanks And yau?

b) Do you like Madonna's musie?

0,1 Nol al' all

e) Have you madf' a dedsion abo t our holidays?

Yes, we We're going to Italy,

d) Are y u going to have tarter?

e) Do s he play fo tball?

Yes, h _ _ _ _ , but not verywelL

f) Is she your sister?

No, she _ _ , hat's my mother

g) Were you late ye terday?

NO, l ' Twas five minutes early

7 Imert the subject and rewrite the questions

a) When did meet hiro for the first time? (you)

W h e t l ¿fld MO lí mee ! Ir l m ( or ¡n e &r s t ¡ hne?

b) Does work in the evenings? (he)

e) What do like most abol.lt hilll? (yo u)

d) How well do know his famil ? (you)

e) lo what way is imp rte nt to y u? (he)

f) When did !ast see him? (you)

g) When are going to see htffi again? (y u)

a) America been ever to yOl! Have ?

f¡ av e j{OI~ e e, beetl f.o Amelic a P

Write true answers to the questions

Tick (,/) the correct questions

a) What you are holding in your hand?

W /¡ ti l are l/OlA Ir"l dii1{j i fl yOlA!' ¡!(AfIl I?

b) What have you ea ten today?

e) W]1 0 did y Oll saw last njght?

e) How ml!ch m ney doe you have in your

pocket?

f) How many brothers are you have?

g) How far you have walked today?

Write true answeTS to the questions

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Vocabulary 3 Complete the text with fue words in the box

1 Read fue information and complete the names on

John Lennon's famíly tree

• lulian's stepmother 1S calJed Yoko

• Julian's half-brother has a partner called Irina

• One of Jolm Lennon's half-sisteIs haLl fue saOle

name as his mothe.r

• Mimí has a niece called Jacqui

• John had a grandmother called Mary

George m Annie

Alfred m.1 Julia m.2 John m George

f:i.F54: initiaJs maiden middle

nícknames husband surnam :.J

The singe.r, Beyoncé, has an unusuaJ name Beyaneé

is her (1) {irSt name, ami her (2) _ _ _

name is Knowles Her (3) name, GíseUe,

is also quite unusual

Her parents named her after her mother, TIna

Knowles Tina's (4) name was !3eyincé,

from her French-speaking famiJy in Lowsiana

Beyoneé's (5) - B.G - are Ule same as

the rapper B.G (Baby Gangsta) B.G has worked

with Beyoneé's (6) , the rapper, Jay-Z Seyoneé has at least two (7) :Be

andJuJu

Cynthia m.1 John m.2

Lennon

1 1 Julian Sean gf

4 Put the lines oí the text in the corred order

a) after my grandfather, Jean-Fran<;ois TI1ey a150 gavc me both

b) from my fafuer, Paul He.rremans She got

married e) 1have a problem every time 1 sign

d) is even worse beca use she's caBed Gabrielle-Antoinette

e) my name because ¡t's so long My parents named me

f) theír SUnlames, Herremans-Costa Bul my

mother, Alice Costa got divorced

g ) surname as well My lwin sister's signal"Ul'e

h) to my 5tep-father, Michel Daehelet They added his

2 Look at fue completed famiJy tree Are these

sentences true <n OT false (F)?

a) }ohn Lennon's wife \vas Mim i's nephew F I

b) AlfIed 's ex-wife was called Julia ­

e) Yoko was Jack's sisterin-law

) Julian wasJaequi's stepson ~

f) John's stepfather was also called )ohn

g) George's falher-rn-law was also called

George

11) John Lennon had an wlde called Jack

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Underline the correct phrase 7 Find seven adjectives in the word snake and use

Mike: We had él rally good weekend

Wa da: (1) Oh, no! I Really? What did y u do?

Mike: Well, our new neighbours have a big

garden with a swimming pool

Wanda: (2) Does it? / Do they? Nice!

Mike: Yes, an they had a party for everyone in

the street AIl we kend - Saturday a d

Stmday!

Wa d : Wow! (3) That sounds great /

That's terrible

Mike: Fantastic weather, gr at meals, reaIly

frie dIy people We danced for houe

Wanda: (4) Brilliant! / 1 know

Mik : And Tom Clyde, the new neighbour­

he' a TV 'taro

Wanda: Tom Clyde? (5) How about you? /

I've never heard of rum

Pr granune on Man ay nig ts

Can you i.nvite me next time?

01 Listen and check

Continue the conversation with the words in the

the we ther 's good We're going again

next week nd Why d n't you come

with Us?

Thanks You know, my new neighbour

Ji kes going to the mountains

Mike: Yes, he loves walki.ng

Wanda: (8) _ _ _ _ _ ? Ask him to come with us!

02 Listen and check

thero to complete the sentences

fasI] lO/)

ow their name or have heard b ut th m b) Something _ _ _ _ _ _ is popular at a

particular time

pleasant and helpful wards oth.er people

and different from anything e1se e) If y u are when you are Id you

are not working any more

embarrassed in the company of other people,

especially people who they do not kn w

usua y bettel' than what is normal or orrunary

Pronunciation

1 03 Listen to the pronunciation of the sound I~I

in the underlined words

A: What did you do at ilie weekend?

B: Nothing speciaI How ªbout you7 A: We we t fur ªmeal with the neighbours We went to the 'Plaka' -ªne\ Gree.k restaurant

B: What was it like? l've neY!![ been there

A: Bril1iant And the waitga¡ ~great

2 04 Listen again and repeat

3 Underline four / ~/ sounds in each of the sentences below

a) What's the word ol' er fol' negatives?

b) l'm going to have a coffee after the class

e) Write new v cabulary on a piece of papero d) My brother is going to be a banker

05 Listen and check Repeat the sentences

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Reading

1 Read the stories below and match each story to a

title

• How stupid can you be?

• Will-you marry me?

THE FAMOUS British conductor of classical

music, Sir Thomas Beecham, was vvalking

olle day with a friend of his sister's (3) Her

n me was Utica Wells Beecham turned to

the girl and said, '1 don't like your first name

Qne day, a man lost his dogo (1) He pul an adverligement in tlw newspaper Perhap"

someone know!> what has happencd, he thougbt lt was easy to identify !he dogo

It had ollly iliree legs and ane ear It lost th<: oLher ear in a flght witb a bigger dogo UnforLunately, the dog was blind too

- the result of a fight with a caL (2) And if ()lI1eone found the dog, they could check jls name It had a tag arouod its neck with iLs name 00 i: 'Ludq" !

I'd like lo change il' 'You can't do that,' she

replied, 'but you can change my surname'

(4) They got married soon afterwards

A woman, Mrs Smith, was in hos p ital

after the bir th oí her son, (5) She was

trying to decide what t o c all the boy,

when sbe w alked pa st a dOOT It had

Lbe name 'KING' on it Thal's a go o d

name, s h e t hought A little l ater, she

\Villked past an othe r dooT, and lhis

time sbe saw the n ame ' NOSMO ' ,

(6 ) But she liked it, too, and so her

son was named Nosmo King S.rnjth

lL was only six monlhs later that she

discovered her terrible mislake

2 Where do these missing sentences belong in the stories opposite? Write the number in the box a) He looked at her and smiled D

b) He was very worried about it m c) It had no hair on its b~om- after an accident

with an electric fire ~

d) It was their first date D e) Strange, but interesting, she thought O f) When she was feeling well again, she went for

a walk e

06 Listen and check

3 Read the stories agaln and write questjons for the following answers

a) Where did ¡he ¡>Jan pul ¡he advertis em el1 lP

In the newspaper (story A)

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Writing

FiLling in a form w i th personal information

Fill in the registration form for an online chat service

1 11 yOl! are; a student pll!ase say

whlch s,,1 Ject(s) yOlj Sludy)

Write about yourself

and your iamily

MONTH

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-4 Complete the text with 50 or sucl1

Tenerife is (]) Sl/ell a good place to go on holiday

in the winter The weather ' ~ (2) _ _ warm! YOll ean wear just short5 and a T-shirt, and the beaches

are (3)_ _ quiet We found (4) _ _ a lovely

hotel, and it was (5) _ él short walk lo Lhe beadl We went there every day And in lhe winter,

everything is (6) _ _cheap! We had (7) _ _ a

great time and w(' wanl to go agam

07 Listen and check

5 Complete lhe sec.ond sentence so that lt means the

same as the fust

a) The hotel's swimming pool was RO ruee

The holel had such a ni ce Slvill1h1i llg- P0{J!

b) We had sud, a rnodern room

Our room was so

e) There was SUdl an amazing v i ew from our room

The vjew frOl11 our room was so _ _ _ _

d) The bed in Otll' room was so big Our room had sucJ¡ - -

e) The hotel garden was so beautifuL The hotel had such _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

f) The hotel res la uran t was so romantic

The hotel had su

g) We had such a good holiday

Our holiday was 50 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

b advice destination money transport

e) bridge tood music weather

d) furnitl.lIe holiday news work

e homework love fÚghtlife office

f) knowledge scenery tooth traffic

3 Complete the sentences with n l all or some

al Can you tell me if there's ú cmema near

here?

b lB fuere _ _good shopping centre m the

tO\>\"11 centre?

e) Don't forget to take _ _ _ money ,yjth you

d) l'm going to take _ _shorts for the beach

e) She stud1ed at _ _ _ university III Paris

f) We saw mjee in the kitchen

g) There was fantastic mode01 architeclure

h) CouJd 1 have information about the

llluseUInS,please?

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6 Underline the be t way to complete the entences

a) n,e beach w very crowded, but we couldn't

find a place lO sit I had a lovely aftemoon

b) The architecture i too modem and I really

don't like it llike it

e) The shop were very expensive, but we

bought a 10t of things I bought nothing

d) Our hotel room was too small, 'o

it wasn't a problem I we asked for another one

e) They arrived aL lhe airport very late, bul they

caught tbeir plane I didn't catch their planeo

f) You're driving loo fa t and 1'm enjoying it I

you're breaking the law

g) 1know our town is v ry d ull, but we're

happy there I nol bappy there

h) The ea was too cold, o we

didn't go swimming I went swimming

7 Complete the sentences with mucll or IIlftny

a) 1 don't have muen work to d toJay

b) 1don't have friend ,unf rtunately

e) 1get lO mails every day

d) 1 ate too chocolate yesterday

e) 1 don't know how peoplt-Ji ve in

my lown

f) 1aften wear far loo perfume

g ) 1haven't seen Engli h films

Change lhe sentences so lhat they are true for you

ExnlJl p l

a) I !taLle a 101 01' ¡vork /0 Jo lod'IY

8 Match the sentences (a-g) with their responses

(1-a) Would you like s me sugar in that

b) Do we ha e a 1 t of

) 1'm 'ouy, but 1 d n't hay en ugh money

d) She's got a lot of friends

e) TI1e metro system is really up-Io-date

f) We don't get enough homework

g) Are lhere any Dad re laurants in youT lown?

1 But !bere aren't

2 llere, tak a little froro my

3 (, not

4 ot enough? Far too

5 Ves, a few But they're exp

6 Ves, but n

7 Ye , pI ase Just a

7

9 Underline the correel answcr

a) How much / Olany do you know aboul London?

b ) In two days, you do nol hilve enough / little time to see everylhin~

e) There are a IiUle / a lot of castles in the

0') A few I Enough London taxis are not blaek

h) London only gets a Iittle / not enough snow in the winter

i) Only a few I many policemen have guns

Now decide if senlences b-i false

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Vocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with lhe words in the boJ('

beach canal fOUI1tam high-rise

a) Have you seen the sialue o

ShakespeaJ'e outside the theatre?

b) Let's go swimming atthe

e) On Sah.IIdays, therejs a market in the large

in the centre of the town

,1) TI,e park is on a and has

good views of the city

( » I like silting near the bridge over the

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ and watchin~ <:111 the boats

f) They have an offiee in one of the

_ _ _ _ _ _buildings n t far h'om the

station

g) Children enjoy playing in the water of the

h) Many people go to the not fúr

the books, but to use the compute.l's

2 Underline lhe correct adjective

Bangkok is one of the most (1 ) exciting I quiet

cities in the world It's (2) big I great, wilh a

p pulation of over ten nullion A (3) big I great

way to see lhe city is lo lakc ti boal aJong the

Chao Pillaya River From there, you have

(4) fanlastic I friendJy viewb of the old city with

lhe (5) cheap f spectacular royal palaee and many

(6) beautiful / duU temples The people are very

( 7 ) expensive I friendly and (8) polluted I

weJcoming

ll1e centre of the city L.e; (9) beautiful l modern

with hundreds of high-ise buildings aT\d

shopping centres The streets are (10) crowded /

romantic and witb so many cars, it's

(11) fabulous I noisy and (12) poUuted I

spectacular In sorne months, it is also ve.ry

yOll can say about Bangkok is that it's never

(14) dull! hot! If you love shopping, it's a

(i5) fabulous Jhumid place lO be and it's nO l

(16) expensive f lovely The markets in China

Town are vcry (17) cheap I freezing, and

don'llcavc without a visit to the (l8) boring I

romantic night market

e)

d)

e) f)

g )

h

4 Complete each sentence with a country adjective

a) A sombrero is a M e x / can hat

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5 Read the description of Sicily and complete the 7 Write fue words in the correct order to make

labels a-h

Most of the citie and large tm ro of icily are on a) at do doing like Lhe weekend

the coast l he biggest dty, Palerm , is on th north you

eoast in the west of lhe island The Wlta l do HO II lik e dO / M al ¡lte I tle eke nd P

city, Catanla, is in the middle of the east coast, and

b) a Do job like mine want you ?

lhe third, Messina, wherc most travellers a.rrive

from ltaly, is in lile north-ea t comer Siracu a,

with its beautiful palace ,is aiso on the ea tcoast, e ) apartment is like What your ?

bul further south lhan Catanla Agrigento, with its

famoLls Greek monumenls, i in th.e middle of the

el eat like something to Would you ?

5 1.lth coast Ragus ,the biggest town that is nat on

the coast, is in the south-east comer oi the i land In

fue mountains in the centre of Sicily is lhe beautiflll e) D es her like look she ¡;ister ?

town of Enna The fam lli volcan , MOlUlt Etna, is

in the north-easl, b tween Messina and Catania

f) about did holiday like What you yaur ?

8 Match responses 1 6with questions a - fin

Exercise 7

1 Everythlng, but espec.iall tht! nighilife f

2 Having a meal in a re taurant m, maybe, going dancing

3 No, thanks T'm not hungry

4 Quite!:,'utall, but it's very moderno

5 Yes, but she' a lot taller

6 Yes, something interesting and weJ1-paid

b) crnw.ded flmY:er fullntajn neigh.bQllr

e) chQice mQl1ey nQisy r~al

6 Put the lines of the conversation in the correct

a) Al: Is that near the castle?

09 Listen and check

b) Al: ReaUy? I

e) Al: Where are ou from? London? sound lau!, laul or 10II? Put the words in the correet

d Al: Where in the centre exactJy? column

e) Beth: No, 1 live there no , but ['m actuaU)'

from Edinburgh

~ mQst nmse naun ou tside

f) Beth: We had él house in the

phQne SQllth t~n VQ!C

g) Beth: Well, 1 wa b rn in Dunbar, smaJl t

just outside the city,

h) Betl1: Yes, that's right Not far from the

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Listening

1 t- 11 Caver the listening script

Listen lo the recording Which

place is the speaker describing?

2 Lic;ten again Are the statements tTue (TI or

false (F)

a) He nrsl wenl to Marrakech five years ago F

b) He wen! lbere for his summcr holidays

e) He rravel1ed ""itb his girlfricnd

d) He sroyed with the family of a frien o

e) After dinner, he vv"ited amosque

f) Djemaa el Fnil is lhe name of a good café

g) There is a lot to Se€' in the main square

h) You Cilll see lhe mounlilins from lhe clty

i) He has been there si" times

j) His lasL visiL was Lhree monlhs ago

Correct the sentences lhat are falseo

1 guess the best place Tve ever been is Marrakech n's such an interesting and eXC1ting city 1 ñrst went there rnany years ago, maybe ten twelve years, 1 can't remember exacUy 1 was living and wOlking in

Casablanca which is, oh, 1 don't know, about fo ur or five hours from Marr<lkech We had a long weekend t1nd Dave and 1 - he was my best friend at the time

- were Looking for something to do There was a guy

we worked wlth MaLik and he invited U5 to come and stay WÍth his famiLy

So we all left Casablanca on a Thursday evening after work and we got to Marrakech that nighl Malik's fam1ly l¡ve in a fantastic hOllse very near to the mai n square with !:he market, Djemaa el Fna His mother cooked us dinner and then we all went to t he square

We sat on tile roof of a café, drinking mint tea, and watching the people in t h~ square below USo lt really is

such an incredible place, There are people bUylllg and

selling absolutely everything There are lots of little kitchens serving soup il nd kebabs and other things

to eat You can listen ta story-tellers (if you speak Al<1bic, that ;s) watch snake charmers, acrouats, and

so on On th e Saturday 1 even saw a group of men on camels! Thei r facas were blue - blue! - and they had

come from the desert in the south of the country There's so rnuch to see and do The KoutoublC1 Masque

is spectacular and all the tourists go there The views

are fabulous, with the Atlas Mountains in the dlstance,

and lhere are some beautifuL parks like the garden that belonged te Yves St Laurer1t And the town has

great restaurants In fact everylhing about ít is great

But it's lhe square, the Ojemaa el Fna, and the shopping streets around lt that make Marrakech really speciaL Every time I 90 back to Marrakech, and lve probi:lbly beefl there ten or twelve times rgo straig ht

to the square and sit at my favourite café If 1 ever

have the money, I'd love to buy a house there Bu t ñght now, 1 do n't even have ajob and the last ti me 1 went was three years ago

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1

Writing

Linking sentences with

Read the web posting by Veejay and tbe three replies Which reply is the most useful?

Posted 01 ¡anual"; HII I"ly gwlfnend <1rld I ha e ucket5 lO go lo fenerlfe In Janl di!' but we h,Nen"t booked 1ny a ·ore oda ion

IS3pm We ' l'e looking 1ür son I€wher"e qUle and rorna.ntK ,mri 10t f, r fmm a beach I Jot too e>;penSlv

Can an/one reccornmend a plaeethey know'Thanks

V Ct:jay

Posled O JanUdr / The mO~1 populer resorts "€ Los Cri~ljilnos a.nd Playa de 135 A me le IS beC.111Se they hdve he best

8:0 Iprr ve ches il[1d nightlife With t 'J l dreds 01 11 Jtt'L to (h005E' romo I'm sure you edil IInd ;ornethln¡.; chcap

We staied Ir a 'llce plilC alled Hotel Pe1il A'ur; bit It"S Sl>dl ) ' very busy You need lo book eal·',

GOCld lu~

DOdgel"

Posted: 08 J nuar¡ You say /OlJ want somewhICre romantlC 50 don ' l go lo ~e SGutr of the 1: 1, mi (CI ist! mos en-)Tlw "e~orts

9: 12pm lhere lrE too noise y too :rowdea Puer-to de !.l Cruz, nn The west c:oasL.IS mor," Ir lJ e5tJng dl1d iT~ t.:

lJest LJeach on e bl,1nd Chnstmas I expcnsive but ITIdny otel& mere h.we peoal ofiers In January

T.mia

Posted 09 J"nuary Far ge ¡boui JaflUil l ) ' Silf11.d Cruz: has, rabulQus car->ival '1 Febrar )', o th L'5 a good tin le to go Thel"e's

2:27am great I'1 USIC ,1Ild deliclo s food lid ·he costurnes ar , spectacullr YOu can danre 1I nlght ,0 you don t

even need 11 hoteL S e you thc¡-"

Buzzbull

2 There are eight spelling mistakes in the texts

Find them and tircle thero Write the correct words

3 Complete lhe sentences with a word hom the box

and beca use so with

a) There'sa lotofnightli.fe _ _ _ _it'sgo d

a) The reeeption staff are very welcoming

The waiters are friendly

b) There are galleries, museums, shops and cinema nearby There ' s lots to do

e) lt's a popular destination lt has good weather

Th,mks

Sa

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b) She PQUIT\!d paint all over his ear pour-e

d) 1 invited four friends to my pa.rty

e) lplakd basketball when 1 was yOlUlg _ _ d) English last lesson was \!Vhe

g) 1~to phone you

h) My friends arrivd 011 time e) did go holiday last on Where ye

you ?i) She finally stopped work

j) They studied German at seh

f) did dinner for ha ve last night

2 Find 14 irregular past simple verbs in the What you ?

wordsquare look ~and +

g) at best frjends primary sehool were

Who yom ?

Write true answers lo the questions

5 Write the sentences in the negative

a) Juliet was a happy girL

Ju/ i el I va S I1'J a h appy (tid

b) Juliet's family were friends ofRomeo's family

e) They wanted her to marry him

3 Match the pasl simple verbs in the wordsquare in

d) Juliet was in love with Paris, a friend of herExercise 2 with the infinjtives

famil)'­

e) She liked him

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fue past continuous

6 Look at the picture of a modem Romeo and Juliet 8 Complete fue conversation with the past

Complete fue sentences wíth verbs from the box in continuous forro of fue verbs in brackets

A: Who (1) "Jefe IJOIj lalkil1{j (y u talk) to?

B: Becallse you (6) (make)

a lot of noise inside

A: We(7) (not makc ) a tot

of noise!

B: 1thought you (8) (have)

a row

12 Listen and check

9 Pul the verbs in brackels into the correct formo Use fue past simple or the past continuous

Juliet (1) l; /{ iS {jO/M (go) ut wiU, aman

ealled Paris, but she didn't love him One

h r mobile phone ran o It was Romeo and he (.3) (say) that he was in the streel a) Ju liet ¡vas we a ril1(¡ an oId T- hirt below Shc ( 4 (open) the door of

b) She a ('Up of eoff e the balcony and saw rum He (5) _ _ _ _

e) lt was late and she hred (sit) on a motoreyle When he saw her, he

d) Romeo on bis motorcycle (6) (begin) to sing It was a

e) Th y on their mobile beautiflll ong and Juliet (7) _ _ _ _ _ _(want)

p ones it t o last forever B ut it (8) _ _ _ _ _ _ (rain)

g) They to get married to ask Romeo inside Then, another motoreycle

7 Write true answers to the questions (10) (arrive) It was Paris

a) What were y u d ing th i.rty minutes ago? 10 Make adverbs from the adjectives

a) regular reqlA / a dlt

b ) attractive b) What we r e yau doin g at five o'dock e) beautiful

e) fa t

f) happy

e) What wpre you doing at ten o' cIock tast night?

g) loud

11 Underline the corred alternative

d) What were you doing la t Saturday at a) Be careful / carefully ifyou swim in th sea!

three o'dock? b) 1play footbaU very bad I badly, but Jenjoy it

e) Could you 'peak more quiet / quieUy, please?

d) She wTole the po tcard very quick I quick1y

e) What were ya u doLng at midrtight n e) Their house is always very tidy I tidily

January 31'1?

f) He was angry I angrily and wanted revenge

g) She knows me very good I welL

h) We're sisters but we Iook very different I

differently

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Vocabulary

1 Complete the story with the words in the box

chat ~ go have

kissed mee! rang was

1saw a boy at a party that 1 (1) {tA/ 1 Cicd and r

him up the ncxt day and we began to (4) _ _

out together Alter three weeks, he fínaUy

in 10"( wilh me lle wanted to (7) _ lots

of chi1dre.n and he wanted me to (8, _ _

1m, panmts

2 Contínue th.e story in Exercise 1 with the words in

thebox

1 said, 'Perhaps it's a good idea to ( 1) ~

'! don't want to (2) in together befare we

Wt! (4) our fust and last row Two days

la ter, we (5) up and 1complete!y

(6) touch with him

3 Cross out the response that is not possible

a) A: 1 think Johnny Depp's so good-looking

B: Oh, 1 do / Oh, 1 don't / So do

b) A: 1

B: Neither did 1 / Oh, 1 didn't ! So did J

e) A: Jdidn't understand the book

a) A: [ think football is boring

(1) aman was ta[king to his wife when

she stopped him and said, 'Do yau know that

marrjed twenty years ago: (2) ,he

didn't believe her 'No,' he replied, 'it's nexl month,

she continued, ' Yo u forgot, and now 1 want a really pecial p.resent:

(4) , the man thought ior a long time

about a present for his wife He had 10t5 of ideas,

but he could not decide (5) , e decided

1' 0 ask his wife 'Would you like to go sho ping in

said 'Ho'" about a new car ?' he suggested 'No 1

want somethjng Tea.!ly spedal,' she replicd

idea what 1'0 give his ""He (7) , he got up and wrote a cheque to

his wife for EIOO,OOO 'Happy rumiversary,' he said

and gave her the cheque '1 don't want money,' she

said '1 want something realJy, reaUy special.l want

a divorce!'

'Sorry, too expensive,' he replied

1 At first ! One day ! That day

2 At first ! Next / The next moming

3 Finally! Last week ! 'nlen

4 A weel< later ! Next ! That evening

5 Al' the end of the monUl ! Final!y ! One day

." 13 Listen and check

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6 Label the pictures with the adjectives in the box 8 Complete the sentences wilh Ule WOlds in (he box,

aIUloyed bored eonfused embarrassed a post ard better changed dark

a) There was a lot o traffie so we got lo IvOl'k

very 1 te

b) In lhe summer it gets much later

e) J thought lbe film gol near lhe end

d) Many trnhappy eouple don't get _ _ _

My old wuversily fTiends and [ get _ _ _

every year f) We got _ _ _ frem sorne friends in Florida

g 1hope you're going to get before

wc go out this evening

Pronunciation in

! w'dz!

A: What were you doing at eight o'clock?

B: 1was having breakfasl

A: And your wife? Was she having breakfast, too?

13: Ves, she was We both were

7 Tick (.1) the best way lo continue the sentences 2 look at <vas and were in the conversation and

a) Wh are you so bored? write the correct phonemic symbol (lw~zI or /woz/,

Do sornething original! /w-;¡/ OI ! w3: / ) in the boxes

:! J think it's very interesting A: What were you doing a)

when you rnet?

b) My mother was so embarrassing!

b)

B: 1was working a<; a nurse

She talked about me when 1was a hild

e)A: Where did you me t?

He.r face went really red

Was it at the hospital?

e) looked really frightening

' He was wearing a Dracula costume

A: We.re you both single at Ie)

TI1ey wanted to play al! the time

They had a late night last night 15 listen and check Then practi e saying the

phrases

e) The teacher was a little eonfusing

' -' He could /t remember any ne's naIn

He Was very hard to und

f) I thought she was ery interested

She lold ome very good tones

L She w3nted a lot more in

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Reading

1 Read the story about the famous opera singer,

Maria Callas, and put the paragraphs in lhe

i) Sh~spllt up lrom her husband

j) They had rows

k) They wenl on holiJay

16 Listen and check

3 Answer the quesuonc;

a) What happeneJ when Maria was staying in

A link'laler, Maria Jit:J of a hean anack

B !\htria Callaswas singing in Vcrona when shc mel ;\ businc:>sman Giov;!nni Meneghini

He b,'camc hel' manager anJ lhcy got marricd But ¡viaria W;lS unhappy In che marriage anJ in

!957, when she w;v; scaying in Venicc.:, shc rner e) Why did 5he have rows with Onassis?

d) How did she find oul about Onassis's marriage?

e) Why did Onassis begin visil"ing Maria again?

f) What was Maria doing 0.11 SkorplOs?

311mhcr husinessman Aristotle Onassis Ona.~sís

ottm Iang her tip He invheo her ro particc; lno

he hough! hcr ot'autifl J prcser1lS tvtJria feJl in luve with him and, rwo ycars blcr, she and her husbanu split up

e 5he 53W him bund less (lften and lhen one JJy in 1968 ~h\! W:1S rcaJing ¡he lIewspapt:r wh.en she saw a rc:porl abOlir rus marriage ro Jackie Kennedr lt \V,IS nor ;\ happy marriage and Onassis bcgaJJ to \·j~ir lvlaria again

,-,orncrirncs she agl'eeJ ro see hi,ll; somt'rimes,

time bUlo fin;¡lIy in 197') Onassis rued

O Onassis took hcr 011 110liJay anJ Maria rold

reptlfterS rhat !ihc \Vas i11 lovt: Sh~ s,lid thar lohe didll't · love him ror his mone)' bll! bec.1use he wa!> \he firq man 10 LrC<1t me Iike a wornan'

She wamed w gel married ;¡nd h:wc children bu¡ Onassis hecame urcd uf the rel:uinmhip

He W;l, no\V st'cing mhcr women and they had rows

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Writing

Linking sentences with after/before + ing

Writing a story

1 Read the beginning of the story of Bonnie and

Oyde and number the pictures in the corred

order (1 - 3),

Before becoming a famous bank robber, Bonme

Parker worked in a afé One day, ,] good-looking

yOllng m3n, Oyde Barren,,', walked loto lhe café

Tt was love at first sighi They talked and, atter

fini<;hing the meal, the tw ldt the caf together

The next day, they were walking along lhe streei

together whcn they saw a car Lhat Bonnie liked

'Let's take it: she said Clyde agreed 1 fe fixed the

motor and the couple drove out (11' town

They drove f ) f a few mUe and then realised that

they needed petrol They stopped at garage and

asked thc attendant to filJ the caro

2 Look at the examples Then link the paies of

sentence (a-e)

Examplt!s

Bonnie Parker worked in a afé Laler she became él

famous bank

Be/ore becomillg a fílmou bank robber,

Parker worked in a café

He finished the meal TI,en lht0' left tbe

Afta finishiug tbe mea1, they left lhe ca fé logelher

a) They stole a ear Then they drove out of town After slelllihfi 1; CM /helj d"ove oú, al /0111/1

b) They drove for a few miles TIlen they realised they needed petrol

e) TIley filled the ca r with petrol Then they kUled

Where did Bonrue cUld Clyde go one week later?

What did lhey do there?

What Jid Uley do before leaving the bank?

What were Bonnie and Oyde d )ing six

laterWhere were the po]jWho were

What happenl::d next (U!:>e Ollf

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Grarnrnar 3 Complete the sentences wilh for or too

a) 1thin k T'1l buy some perfume fol" m y

b) 1 told a story _ _ fh e chil dre /!

e) I've lent my cal _ _ my siste!'

d) He made a delicious meal _ _/ús girlf rie / d

llI o t her?

f) He showed his wedding p otos _ _h ú; bo ss

g) Give the ticke _ _your /lc i g lzbol/r

h) 1sent a letler _ _ Ih e b nk m mw g r last week

4 Rewrite the sentences in Exercise 3 Rep]ace Ihe words in italics with a pronoun (llim, lIer, ¡t, t/¡em)

and do not usefor or to

should not be there Cross out the unnecessary words Tick (.1) the four correct sentences

e) a is pleasure rarely Shopping a) She told te me all abo t hernew jobo

b) I'ro going to write a letler to you very soon

d) Tgave for my brother a gold pen on his birthday

g) are dirty My shoes sometimes e) She lent to me her new foot spa

f) He is teaching English l O the first-year studenls

presents

h) Could you explaín to me why you did t.hat?

i) My paren ts got for me some silly soeks 1001//, ll /¡,ltlI IS

Change the sentences so they are true for you

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6 Underline the correct verb formo

a) 1 ean 't Land cooking I to cook

Tick (.1) the sentences that are true for you

(2) _ _ _ _after my bag for a few minutes?

B: OK, bu t plea e don't spend all afternoon

time wih y u my dear, but we agreed

h) _ _ _ _(it get) dark right now?

9 Match the short answers in the box with the

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2 Label the designs below The first and

lasl letters have be~n done lor you

al P {!!.!.{'L'l1~ d d) 5 _ d

e) c _ _ _ db)

1

raineoat seari shirt shoes

socks suit be tights top

e)

24 u , J í ~ I Shopping '

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6

the material

a) ¡7 ver bracelet j earring / gkwes / ring

b) d l/im jacket / jean / jumper / skirt

e) ca lt on bracelet / dre s / -hirt / tep

d w ¡J o ll etl jeans / jumper / scarf / socks

e) "Y /O ll ramcoat / shirt / hghts / cardigan

g) len tlz er gloves / jacket / shoes / tights

5 Match the questions (a- IT) with their answers (1-8)

b) Whal 50r t of lhing are you looking for?

e) What colours do you have?

e) What size is he?

f) What d you think? Do you like it?

1 By credit card, if that's

2 l'm looking fer something for rny girlfrien

actuillly

4 No, 11 m jU5l 1ooking, thank you

5 l '549.9

6 We on1y have it in purple, 1'01 afraíd

7 Ye, it's great I'Ll take it

8 Yes, of course 1ake SUTe you keep the receipt

a b c d e f g h

Complete the questions with the words or phrases

in the box

fU get charlged get dre sed

get undressed suit try n

a ) How 1 ng d you , ' ear a pair of

jeans bef re washing fuem?

Write true answers to fue questions

Pronunciation

1 Look al the words in fue box Is the underlined

column

~e surpri e try: WID tcoat

~

d ecide

alwalJs

18 Listen and check Repeat the words

2 Look at the advertisement Underune the word that contain fue l ev sound Circle the words that contain fue lruJ sound

A11 sizes - male and fcmale fashions Special offers on raincoats, winter jacket, men' tie and, o llluch more

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Listening

1 n 20 Cover the listening script and listen to

a news report about the film premiexe of

Spider-Mml 3 What are the speakers talking about?

a) Critical opinions of the

b) The p]ot (story) of the

e) TIle stars oE the film and their

2 Listen again and tick (.1) the corred answer

1 How mudl did Spider-Ma/l 3 cost to make?

a) a b) a dress with e) a

6 Whal was Tobey Maguire

a) a red suib) a bl

el él Spider-Man

Michael: Millionsof movie fans around the world are

waiting fOI the new Spider -Man movie, but here ;n London, we are very lucky Today is the European premiere of Spl d er - Man 3 The

film (ost over three hundred million dollars

to make, and the stars are visiting different cities around tlle world for the premieres

They began last week in Tokyo with tlle world premiere Next week they wi ll be ln New York for tlle American premiere, but tonight they are in london We sent Claire Chadwick to Londcn's Leicester Square to find out what's happening ctai re, can you hear me?

Claire: Yes, Michael J"rn standing here in Leícester

Square in the centre of London ¡¡nd thousands of people are waiting tu see the stars of the new Spider-/lfan film Many of thern are wearing Spider-Man clothes and people are very, very excited

You can hear the cheers and the shoutmg and the first stars are beginning to arriva Someone is getting out of the (¡H just in fro nt of me l1's - who is it? 1 think it's

- no, it's Samantha Mumba, the 1lish pop star She's wa lking or\ to the red carpet now and she's wearing a beautiful dress with diamonds in the de!;ign of a spíder's web Over there, 1 can see Lenny Kravttz, and lhat's Uaudia Sehiffer And now it's Kirsten

Dunst, one of the maln stars ofthe film She's getbng out of her car and she's

wHI1 oo yes, she's wilh her new boyfriend, the rock ')lar fram, Lim, 1 can't remember

Lhe name of his group and now she's goil19 over tb the fans , and she's 5i9 ntng autographs She's wearing a beautiful black dress - slle looks aosolutely fantastic

Oh, and now 1 can see Tobey Maguire He's standing next to another group of fans He's wearing a smart black suí t, white shirt and tie He looks l1ke a busmessman And the screams are getting louder t ,ichael, 1 lhink it's time to 90 back to yoU in the studio

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2 Read the rules in the box Then underline the

Writing

correct alternative jn sentences (l (! below

Linking sentences with too, also , as weLL

put to o and as we ll at the end of a pillase

If¡C U

h ave l e ss expensi ve tlli ng , too I as weU.

1 Read the article and write the topies (a - /) in the

T h e y ha ve alf ¡h ej al110ll s br an d, bu t t h c y

also h ave ¡ess cxp el/5i ve ¡/¡ iI¡

a) How mud1 clid you spend?

b) What did you buy on your last visjt?

a) They seU clothes for men and women

is a MeDonald's, also / too

Pam grapIL 1

d) You can find a goad selection of Paris souverur ,

and you can get tickets for theatres and concerts, a1so / as well

e) Every week, they ave a fashion show They also / as well ha e personal shopping a sistants

e) It1001<5 very modem and they

1 a pair of designer sho s

2 from the station

3 in the entre of the city

4 play loud music

5 trainers and sports shoes

4 Answer the questions in Exercise 1 and write about yOUI own favourite shop

Thi s we ek, Jo Gr eig descri be s

her favo uri te s hop

It's a long way fram my horne in London, bUll he train to Pari s is

is very beautifuL At Christmas, they have colo ured ltghts on the walls

It sells everything 1 g o there beca use there are four flonr

On rny las t visit, 1 bought a wanf r anc o Ferré floral dre ss 1

also got a fiara\ j acket They cost a Lot of rnoney l wore thero al

my sister ' s wedding last week

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8riall

3 Complete the sentences

a) Rugby is more dangerous than footbal1

Football isn't 0 dtlna e rOlAs a s I'lAtlbl1

b) Teruús is more interesting than judo

d) Running is better for you than swim ming

Grammar

Swirnming is not _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1 Complete the table

e) ll1e rules oi v l1eyball are not as easy to

T

understand as the rules of basketba

near

fa1"

it 1S for y unger peopIe

Being tit is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2 Salve fue puzzle

Dan is a bit fitter than Andy, but not as tit as Chris

Ed is fitter than Dan, but not as fit as Chris Do you ag:ree with the statements above? Change

them, if necessary, so that they are true for you.Brian is the fittest

4 Complete each sentence with the superlative formWrite the Dame of each person under their picture

of an adjective from the box

big crowded expensive fast

a) T lie I eav ie s animal is the bJue whale,

which weighs about twenty-six [onnes

temperature o 7 58 ' f) Oslo, where most things cost more than in

Paris or Lond n is _ _ _

city in Europe

Judo isn't _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ g ) Ho'(,vler mo keys are _ _ _ _ _

from five kilometres

e) Men aren't as good as women at ball games

Women are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ h) After doing 50 metres in 21 seconds, Tom Jager

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5 There is one word missing from each line in tite

text below Insert tite missing words Choose from

tite words in the box

as as as more

than than the t

mos ¡'

TheAdangerous age for a man's he Jth is Erom 50

to 60 Exercise is very imp rtant, but n t

important a a healthy diet Abad diet is biggest

rea on for health problems Vegetables are better

fast food for example People with most stre sful

jobs have shorter life people who have no stress

They shouJd try to relax They should exercise than

once a week A hard, sweaty sport is not good for

your h aJth regular, easy exercise

21 Listen and check

6 Write the words in the corred order to complete

the questions

a) given has smoking up

Do you know any ne who jws qiv en Uf? S lrIo k i tu¡?

Write true answers to the questions

7 Rewri te tite sentences by replacing the words in ítalics with the peonoun in brackets

a) Don't forget to switch off ¡he Ji ll! (it)

DOII '1 {oroe! lo sw¡¡.cI! ¡I off

b) 1take after m yfa t lz el' (him)

e) My grandparents brought up 1/1Jj s i ste l' (her)

d) He dedded to give up s wim lll i l1g (it)

e) Please put away !J0ll r bo oL (them)

f) The children cJeared up ¡he m css (it)

g) We had to eall off l he p nrty el)

h} TIley ran after tite blls as fast as possible (it)

i) She never takes off h er s lW itS in the hous (them.)

Pronundation

1 The words in each group have the same vowel sound Insert the missing letters Choose from the letters in the box

22 Listen and repeat the words

2 Look at the words in the box ls the undeTlined sound /3:1 or lo:/? Put the word in tite correet

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Vocabulary 4 Write the numbers as you say them

SdlOOl?

morning?

3 Four, bul wih me, il's five

Write true answers to the questions

a) How f'asl can you learn to speak a

your class?

d ) 1.75 one p int seven five /

-e) 7,184 seven thousand, ne hun

a) He decided to give up coffee / bis neieh:bol1ts I

smoking

e) He put on a car / suit / tie to go to work

e) She took off her hat I keys / shoes when she

the box

!

a) Tf you ¡ 'W1 aHet' someone or something,

you follow it very quick.ly

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I

7 What (ould you say in these situations? Choose an 8 Put the words in the box into the conect group

expression from tbe box

Don't be l'terrible! Don't worry Tryagain 1 skier sk.iing track

a) Sports:

alhlehcs

b) Peop!e: e) PLace:

e) You are in a metro tation and a train arrives

Your friend goe lo get on the train, but you Trevor is vcry serious about sport In the moming,

suddenly realí 'e that you have Jeft your he usually (1) (loes cycling but he

shopping bag at the ticket office

sometimes (2) wirnming at the Yousay:

swirnming pool At work, he (3) _ _ _ _

d) You Me with él tTiend nd waiting for another exercise during h' -coffee breaks and he occasionaliy

friend to arrive Your friend is getting angry (4) golf in his off¡ce! Al lunch time,

beca use the other one i s ten minute ' late he (5) _ tcnnis r squilsh Th n, in Ule

Yousay:

e) You are with a friendo Your friend telephones a two a l U, sports centre At the weekend, he also

restaurant to reserve atable, but the line is busy (7) _ as much sport as possible He

yousay:

(8) footba 11 on Saturdays and rugby

on Sundays In lhe holidays, he (9)

f) You are in a car w ith your fri nd who is driving

Your friend i driving a Bttle Ca t skiing in the winter a.nd windsurfing in the sununer

24 Listen and check

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b) Great 01ympic Losers

e) Great Olympic Records

sportsperson below the corred picture

-11 _

talking about? Write your answers in the boxes:

SK - Shizo Kanaguri; EM - Eric Moussambani;

EE - Eddie Edwards

b) He didn't enjoy taking part in the raee O

e) He stopped in the middJe of the raee ~J f) He onIy started the sport that year r 1

g) He took part in the Stockholm Olympics J

h) He brokc some bones , I

There have been many great champions in the history of the Olympic Games For

example, the American swimmer, Mark Spitz, won seven gold medals in 1972, and

the Hungarian fencer Aladar Gerevich won gold medals at six different Olympic

games But there have also been some great losers We look at the best of the worst

Shizo Kanaguri

THE JAPANESE ATHLETE, Shizo

Kanagun, ran the marathon in

the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm

It was an extremely hol day and

KanagurI was fi nding the race

very hard As he was running

along the road, he saw a family

who were watching the race

They were having a picnic and

he decided to sit down and jo in

them After finishing the meal,

he realised that there was no

point in continuing with the

race

Eric Moussambani

Al THE SYDNEY Olympics in 2000, Eric Moussambani, from Equatorial

Guinea, became an international hero

The newspapers called him 'Eric the Eel'

when he set a new Olympic record in

the 100 metres freestyle Eric took up

swimming only a few months before

the games and it was his first time in a

50-metre swimming pool He completed the two lengths o the pool in 1 minute

5 72 seconds - a record slow time and

twice the time of the other swimmers

But Eric won the race because the two other swimmers were disqualified for

false starts

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THE BRITISH SPORTING superstar

Eddíe Edwards (or Eddie the Eagle) too k part in the ski-jumping event

at t he Winte Olympics in Calgary in

1988 Edwardslived hundreds of miles

from the nearest mountaln ana it was

difficult to prepare for the games During his preparations, he broke his

jaw, his collarbone and a numbe of

teeth He was also short-sighted and

needed to wear thick glasses, but in the cold mountain air, he could not

see through them He came last

'He doesn't jump,' said one Olympic

off ial 'He drops like a stone.'

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Linking sentences with

1 Look at the plan and put the paragraphs (Al 8, e)

in the correct order

1 name, time, place of the event

A 1anived early because 1wanteel to get a gooel

seal Ulúortunately, it was raining and 1waited

three hours befo re the match began 1had a

good seat near the front Because of the rain,

there we.re not many peopIe The match wa

quite exciting, alth ugh Venus was much

stronge.r than her opponent She won 6-1, 6-3

Later, 1 watdled Roger Federer play against

Michae.l Russell Unfortunately, it b gan to rain

again and th y did not finish the match

B Thjs was my first isit to Roland Garro

Although [was pleased that 1saw s[ar )jke

Williams and Pederer, it was a pity tha t the

weather was so bad 1 as ery col anel wet

1 woulcl like to go agail1, but 1hope 1 aro luckier

next time

e The French Open tennis dTampionsl ips take

plact! in May and June ev ry year at the Roland

Garros stadium in Paris TIlis year, a friend

ga ve me a ticket for the seco d day of the

competition 1 ant d t e Venus Will iar in

he.r first m teh of th tournament

2 Match the sentence beginnings (a-g) with their

d) Although Venus won this match

e) Many people prclcr watching the men

matches

f) Sorne tickets are very cheap

g ) 'TI,e tournament's official name

'Roland Garros',

although it i oft n call d 'The French Open'

2 altho gh the women's match es are often more

exciting

3 although the m st expensi e cost more than 70

euros

4 1 enjoyed th day

5 it Was a pity that the v eatheJ· was so bad

6 she lost in th third round

7 this was my íirst visit to major championship

3 Link the senlences with nltlloltglL

a) We arrived early There was a very long queue

l ong q eue

b) The tickets were very expensive We didn't have

a very good view

e) The match was very exciting lt was very Long

d) Nolhing much happened in the first hail The

econd half was fantastic

e) lnter Milan won the garue They were not the better team

f) 1enjoyed the game Iy friends lhought it was boring

4 Write a description of a sporting event that you have attended Use the paragraph plan in

Exercise 1

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4 Complete the tableo

She doesn't have to have a lU\.Í

She can wear her own clothes

She has to likc young ch

She can't invite her friends to dinnerShe is

be was I /< Iere beCt !

think

L

5 Complete Ute sentences with the present perfect

2 Change the eight sentences in Exercise 1 to

form of fue verbs in brackets

questions

a) Haw many dilierent jobs h s she done

a) D oes :,; e JUWI;;: tO iVear a IAfII'{CJI' /tI al /lIol'k ?

- - - - ?

e) What's the worst meal you

g) -~ -_? _ (ever eat)?

like this one, too

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7

a) H ave lfOU ev r Ú ee tl 011 lel ev i s i ot l ?

0 , I've never been on television

Write true answers to the questions aboye

Complete the text with the past simple or present

perfect fonn of the yerbs in brackets

1 (1) _ _ /' -"cc I/ :; c -, d "" , , n :: e _ _ (do) 10ts of h r ible jobs

in my lile, but the worst job 1 (2) _

(ever have) was s lling h t d g

1(3) (starl) lhe job at the beginning

of last summer because 1 (4)

(need) sorne m.o ey to buy a caro Jt was lhe biggest

mistake 1 (5) (ever make) in my

life 1 (6) (n t like) the smell of the

hot dogs and, n the first d y, T(7) _ _ _ _

(feel) i!l The weather (8) (be

really bad and 1 only (9) _ _ ( elJ)

two or thre At the end of th day, the boss

(11) _ _ _ _ _ _(n t s U) enough!

The next morning, 1(12) _ _ (decide

to tay in bed

Change the sentences so they are true for you

Pronunciation

the pauses and how sorne words are Iinked together

Then practise reading it while you ti ten to the recording

1work"as.an"artist 1 for,an,advertising company, II

b t l also teachJ ~nglish I I

andJ"enjoy my work II

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Vocabulary 2 Match the jobs in the box with the texts a- g

aáel' archaeologist cook

1 Who do these things belong to? Labe1 the pictures

with the words in the bo", managing director te1esales person

tourist guide vet

J

au pair butcher DI engineer farmer

Oight attendant pilaf solctier surgeon a) I've done a few films, but J Iike being on stage in

a theatre best Last year 1was in 'Hamlet' and 1

got excellent reviews a c lo r

b) At fust, this was just a hoUday job, butI realJy njoyed it llove reading history books and J

like showing peo le the interesting pilJts of rny

m

e) Jhave a marketing company and we now have

~ \ J about ninety employees 1 think 1 know the

names o [ al) my staff _ _ _ _ _ _

d) 1spend most o my time with fanners and 1

work outdoors a Jot But in the village, eo le

come to see me with their dogs and cats when

11 ~ e) 1 thesty uctied are iJit l at _ _ _ _ _ _uruversHy, of course_ , ut 1 was

¡ucky to get the jo o work for a museum in

York al1d we are studying Roman castJes in th.is

part of the country _ _ _ _ _ _

f) 1work in a large faclory and 1run the kitchens

there We have to prepare meals far about four

hundred peo le and ['m respo sible for buying all the food _ _ _

g) 1work in a large offie Jt's very noisy beeause

11 - - - ­ we are all talking on the phone al1 the lime We

seU photocopiers and other offiee machines

3 Complete the sentences with tbe phrases in the box

labreak a-day a decision a living money a part-time job permission

two weeks

a) I'rn going to have (, daU off

tomorrow and go fO I a long walk

b) 1asked my boss for to leave

summer and go on holiday ,;"ith my fa rnjJy

f) l'd like to make as a rnodel

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4 Complete the sentences with an appropriate verbo

slept for three hours

d) In sorne olmtries, men can _ _ _ _sorne

time off when lheir wife has a baby

e) ls it realiy possible to _ _ _a lving as a

h) You can a ¡at of money as a ates

person, but you have o be gaod

5 Match the sentence beginnings (a - h) with their

endings (1 -7)

e) Befare they are allowed to run a country

politicians should

th.at lose money should

e) EmpJoyees w ha are often late houldn't

f) People in importe nt jobs, Iike nurses and pollee

officCTS, shouldn't

g) Pilots and dri era who are responsible for

people's lves shouldn't

1 be allowed to have holidays

2 continue working after the age of 55

3 earn less than pop stars or OJ

4 get long r paid holidays than other peopIe

5 leam h w to run a busines

6 re ign immediate

a) 1 had a badly-paid ¡ oh and J resigned

b) He's looking for a weH-paid abroad

e) l'd lave to find a where 1 can be

g) We often have to at the weeken

7 Fill in the gaps with an appropriate word ti no word is necessary, write 0

Hi, my name's Jeremy 1 work ( 1 ) _ lS! L a large

group of hotels and {'m ( 2) _ _charge (3 ) _ _ the cleaning staff I'm based (4) _ _ _ Valencia, but

my work involves (5) _ _ _ a Jot o travel

My name's Rafa Al the moment,l'm working

(6) _ _a cook and I'm responsible (7) _ _

the salads l'm training (8) _ _ _ be a restaurant

manager and 1would like to run (9) _ _ my own

restaurant

I'm Kate 1 w('\rk (10) _ _ an advertising company

and we produce 'hort films At present, l'm based (11 ) _ _ head offiee, but I'm looking ( 12 ) _ _

a job witb more traveL

28 Listen and check

8 Find 15 words or phrases in the word snake and write thero in the corred place below

nul'lcr-lintraY.t

b) You can put rubbish in this

e) You can put work that has just arrived or that you have just finished in these

d) You can put your work in this to take home

e) You can use the e to attad1 two pieces oí paper

f) You can use the e to

dOCllments

g) You can use U1ese to put information into your

computer

h) You can write on these

i) YOll can use these to keep your offic tidy

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Listening

1 l ' 29 Cover the listening script and listen to two

people playing a game Qne person lhinks of a job

and the otber person has to guess what it is

Tick (.1) the two jobs that they describe

~~-e

e) a flight attendan t

order that yau hear Ibero

Do you have to be strong?

Do you have to wear a uniform?

Do you need any training for this job?

1 Do men usually do this ¡ob?

Do you traveJ a lot in this jobo

Do you work indoors?

Do you work normal office hours?

Ann: So, do men usually do this job?

Bo : Er, yes, meno And women

Ann: Okay, do you work in oors or outdoors?

Bob: 1 can only say 'yes' or 'no'

An : Okay, do you work indoors?

Bob: Yeso

Ann: Do 'jau use your hands in this job?

Bob: Yeso

Ann: Do you ne d any training for this job?

Bab: Yeso Usually

Ann: Do y u work n rmal office h urs?

Bob: Er, yes, 1 suppose so

Ann: 1 think I' e got it Do you work in a restaurant? Bob: Yeso

An : 1 k ow You're a waiter?

Bob: Na!

Ann: Okay, so you're a cook?

Bob: Yes, t hat's right

Bob: Okay m turno 5 it a job for men or women?

1 mean, do men usually do this job?

Ann: Yes, men, usuaLly But women do it too

Bab: Do you work indoors?

Ann: Mm, well, no but 1 don't work outdoors!

Bo : Is it a st ressful Job?

Ann: Yes, sometimes Sometimes very stressful

Bab: Do y u need any training for this job?

Ann: YesoA Bob: Do you work in aAnn:

Bob: But do you work normal office hours

Bo : Do yOLl earn a decent salar

Ann: Ye , I'm q ite we LL paid

Bob: Do you have to wear a u ;form?

An : Yeso Bob: Do you have to be strong?

Ann: No! Nat at all

Bo b: Oh e r, 1 don't know Do you travel a lot in this

job?

Ann: Yeso A lot

Bob: Ah, I've got it! You're a flight attendant! Oh no,

that's not possible A lot of women do that jobo

1 know - you're a piloto Ann: YesoAt last

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Where do the phrases below be long in the letter?

Write the number in the box

a) Could you pIe se tell me

b) Finally, eould you please send me ~

e) First of aH, 1would like to know a little

more about e

d) 1am wri ing with referenee to 1

e) 1 look forward to hearing trom yau soon

Dear Sir o r M adam

(1) yo ur a dv e rt ise m e nt in th e ne ws paper yesrerda y

1 am illrer est e d in appl y ing f o r a po s irion with your

org a niLarÍon and ' " (2) more in for ma do n

(3) your o r g an i z tio n You r adv erri se menr say s m a r

it is for yOlln g people (4) how old 1 mu sr be ro

a p ly? 1 am g ing ro be 18 ne xr monrh (5) th e

kincls of proj e l'ó ( h r you S llpp or r

(6) an a pp l ica tion formo

(7)

Yours f ahh fully,

Co s mo Brie k tt

a) Dear Sir or Madam All the best Lats of lo e, / Yours fai thful1y

COSinG Bri c ke#

b) Dear Mr O'Sulli an

Best wishes / Yours faithflllly, / Yours sin erely,

C OSI1IO Bl'ick e ll

e) Hi Jernma Best wishes, / Yours faithfully, / YOUl'S sineercly,

CO SiI' lO

d) Dear John YOUTS, / Yours fai t:hflllly, / Yours sincerely,

CO Si' lO

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