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| F:Whether thats true is open to
debate
2 T:a professor of journalism
3 F:This evening’s event is free
4 T:Many of those attending are
Lunwiling to tlk about their
worries to anyone but the
therapists
5 F:Jones’s advice hardly seems
‘original, but Novae says he is
satisfied
6 T:Thae’s actully why many
therapists take part in the event,
Jones cells us.This is a great
source of new clients
7 F:Some of those seeking advice
aren't entirely happy with the
formatPeople near me can hear
what I'm telling the therapist!
remarks Donna Bersch,
8 F:But withthe loud buzz in the
room that sometimes reaches the
level of shouting they're lucky to
be able to hear the person sitting
opposite them!
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| format 2 brainchild
3 stumbled across 4 quandaries
5 phobias 6 succinet 7 position
8 ewesdrop
| Why have you come to see me
today?
2 What are these headaches like?
3 What causes thelthese headaches,
do you think?
4 What are you thinking about at
the moment?
5 Does that clock remind you of
anything?
6 Why's/Why ie chat?
7 OK.How would you like to pay ~
in cash or by creditcard?
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2 asking how much your camera
3 telling me what you
4 whether ie's/ic is really
5 the Eurostar train leaves
6 think he'W/he wil do 4A
| I don't know why you say he's down-to-earth,
2 Iwas never particular about what |
3 Fabio tends to keep to himself and {goes to bed very late,
4 My colleague Bill's a real people person,
5 He's a good laugh, but with money a) he tends to be tight-fisted and never pays
») as he does his best work in the early hours, when no one’s around
©) so i's odd that he doesn't really pul his weight when we work together:
4) | think he's a real computer g¢
and he's not very practical,
«) but thats changed since I've started getting into cooking,
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2 Fmateaching
3 address
4 quick
5 expensive From there
6 need/want
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sive me a call
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3 satisfied 4 thrilled 5 awkward Grelieved 7anxious 8 fascinating
9 frustrating 10 impressed
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4 embarrassing 5 frustrating Gawkward 7relieved 8 anxious Fimpressed 10 thrilled
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8 supersonic aeroplane; piloting
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2 had, wanted
3 worked did the concert cost, has (the cost) one
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3 anxiety 4 embarrassment, embarrassment 5 disappointment
6 nervousness 7 similarity Bawkwardness 9 frustration
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4 Te appreciate i if you could
5 Would you mind telling me
6 Do you mind me asking what your
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3 Bear with me a minute
4 {ve got one more question, ifm
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7 divorce 8 drought 9 debt
10 domestic violence 11 poverty
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4 divorce SI6/7 homelessness!
<runkenness/poverty 8 pollution
obesity 10 drug abuse
| domestic violence
12 lack of drinking water
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by giving people ideas on small
actions they can do 2s individuals
2 E1,4,6,7; PS2,3,5,8
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‘one: forgets to bring one with her
people look bored or miserable:
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has always been bad at iand wants to use jokes to build relationships
b)_ hasproblem with timing in jokes:
embarrassing moment when he told boss a joke ~ he didnt think fewas funny
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4 permit 5 decrease 6 appeal
7 sponsors & present 9 produ
10 project 1! imports 12 suspect 2.2
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4 plausible 5 go grey
6 go undercover 7 blend in
8 confide in
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4 invasion 5 law-abiding
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9 microchip 10 keep track 3A
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1 Lam writing with regard to
2 Ihave already pursued this matter
3 In order to resolve this matter
4 Please contact me within ten days
5 co confirm that this step has been taken
6 Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter
7 Yours faithfully
8 Enc: hotel receipt
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2 The way whas I see it
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4 le seems that to me 5m agree to some extent
6 lean suppose so
7 We fair enough but
8 I see your point is, but
9 Pm stl not being convinced
0 I dons disagree
2 ' ‘According to the latest research, profiles on social networking sites are accurate descriptions of people's personalities,
2 Toys lke dolls, electric train sts and Lego are sul enjoyed by kids
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4 Apparently people are attracted to partners who look lke them,
5 Its been shown that coffee Increases short-term memory
6 ‘Soft’ subjects such as Media Studies, Spores Studies and Dance are no longer being offered in some colleges
7 Take the case of twins separated at birth who lived identical lives
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8 Kes well-known fact that
children under five who watch
100 much television lack basic
‘communication skills
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10 generosity
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1 Can you ell me what you were like ten years ago?
2 1 be incerested to know how you think youve changed
3 Would you mind teling me what youthave done that you are most Proud off
4 wonder ifwhether is possible for a person to stay the same all iste
‘5 Could you tel me who has influenced you the most?
6 was wondering whether you
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| Feven sceptics have had to regard
space tourism as an area with real
‘commercial potential
2 Tewhich included a week-long stay
‘on the International Space Seation
3 Fesuborbical fights: space tourists
‘experience a few minutes of
‘weightlessness and a view of the
stars before heading back to earth
and gliding in for a landing
4 NG:this isn't mentioned as the
writer's opinion anywhere
5 T:to develop space hotels that can
offer more luxurious surroundings
than the International Space
Station, which was designed for
research purposes, not for tourists
NG: we know the Space Island Group's hotel rotates, but we don't know about The Galactic Suite space hotel
‘T:Space enthusiasts are optimistic and expect prices to keep
‘coming down 3s competition gets Fithere’s always the prospect
however unlikely, of getting a job in fone of the space hotels
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7 the going price 8 vicious
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5 'fpostpone
6 "phone and ask
7 leave
8 correct
9 are we going to eatlare we eating/
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10 arrive
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2 Chris is hoping to find a new job
3 I wane to see Ingrid before | leave
4 Theyre planning to meet at
3 o'clock tomorrow
5 Barcelona will definitely win the championship
6 Call me as soon as you finish
7 She may well get her work permit
8 | probably won't see you tomorrow,
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6 half-way between 7 edge
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10 takes offs taking off
11 phim planning
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2 Yes From the age of four | would
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7 Basically the object is to keep
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| Fm really keen on chilies They're _great for flavouring boring dishes
2 Thate steak when its rare ~ what | realy don't lke is the colour
3 What | ike about olives is their salty taste, particularly on pizzas
4 Labsolutey can't stand snails The thought of them makes me fee!
sick
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6 Vm not a big fan of cheese I's something about the smell,
7 Cherries are my favourite fruit ~ the thing | ove about them is their ste
8 I'm not that keen on chocolate as {ts often too sweet for me
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an idea to meet that need Ie could
be you!
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‘there a way that one of the activities
‘could be made easier?
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‘name Ths will help your mind work
‘on the idea further:
+ Don’ elk to the negative people about your ideas The motivation
is important for the creativity, and
‘negative people can kil it + Talk to a friend about your ideas
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11 Could we go ia for both?
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2 Tobe honest, thought your fist suggestion was better
3 To putit bluntly that’s the worst idea I've heard today
4 Actually don’ think that’s a very practical idea,
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6 Yes, she's definitely inher prime
7 agree ~ they've certainly come of age now
8 Yeah, he's so immature
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indirectly: the LifeSaver programme
sends video and audio fom your day
out to people who have signed up tố
receive them)
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miniice-age a that time
2 The average weight of an adult
‘male will hve gone down to
seventy Klos
3 Smoking will have been banned
completely in all pubic areas
4 Every city will own a big computer:
Everyone will be driving fying cars
6 Men and women will be wearing
the same clothes
7 Poverty and famine will have
halved
8 Every company will belong to its
workers
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