Antonia Clare « J) Wilson * Damian Williams © = Pre-intermediate Workbook with key 2ND GLOBAL ill 1B | BIC] EDITION of English ALWAYS LEARNING PEARSON= speakout 7 Pre-intermediate Workbook with key Antonia Clare « J) Wilson IBIBIC] Damian WilliamsCONTENTS aS Page 5 Ei i) a ke) 1. GRAMMAR | question forms 4-1 GRAMMAR | present perfect + ever/never | | VOCABULARY | free time VOCABULARY | make and do | READING | Make yourself happy! READING | More than a hobby [12 GRAMMAR | past simple WRITING | correcting mistakes VOCABULARY | relationships 42 GRAMMAR | can, have to, must | USTENING | The story of Chris and Amy VOCABULARY | education | WRITING | inking words LISTENING | interview about different types of learner 13° FUNCTION | making conversation 43° FUNCTION | giving advice VOCABULARY | conversation topics VOCABULARY | language learning LEARN TO | sound natural LEARN TO | respond to advice is eC Eee 9 kad 2.1 GRAMMAR | present simple and continuous | [BAL GRAMMAR | past simple and past continuous | VOCABULARY | work | VOCABULARY | transport | READING | Fun at work LISTENING | story about a German tourist, WRITING | an email 5.2 GRAMMAR | verb patterns [22 GRAMMAR | adverbs of frequency VOCABULARY | jobs USTENING | On safari 23 FUNCTION | expressing likes/dislikes VOCABULARY | types of work LEARN TO | respond and ask more questions VOCABULARY | travel items READING | My top travel tips, WRITING | using sequencers 5.3 FUNCTION | asking for/giving directions LEARN TO | show/check understanding VOCABULARY | tourism Biel he aS) 3.1 GRAMMAR | present continuous/be going to for future 6.1 GRAMMAR | present perfect + for/since | READING | Three things to do in .. New York LISTENING | news report | WRITING | invitations 62 GRAMMAR | may, might, will | 3.2 GRAMMAR | questions without auxiliaries VOCABULARY | food VOCABULARY | places to visit READING | How to eat less LISTENING | conversation about a work of modern art | WRITING | sentence structure 3.3. FUNCTION | making a phone call 63 FUNCTION | seeing the doctor VOCABULARY | collocations VOCABULARY | illness LEARN TO | predict information VOCABULARY | time out VOCABULARY | health | | | LEARN TO | manage phone problems | LISTENING | three phone conversations | SE tee phone —__} Review 1 Page 20 Review 2 Page 38CONTENTS a Leas Cleland TA GRAMMAR | used to 10.1. GRAMMAR | uses of ike | VOCABULARY | verbs + prepositions VOCABULARY | describing a city | READING | Before they were famous READING | Whereis the city of love? WRITING | paragraphs | WAITING | using formal expressions | 7.2. GRAMMAR | purpose, cause and result |202 GRaMMAR| present/past passive | VOCABULARY | collocations | VOCABULARY | crime and punishment LUSTENING | radio programme LISTENING | What annoys you about modern life? 1.3. FUNCTION | finding out information | 20.3. FUNCTION | complaining VOCABULARY | facilities VOCABULARY | problems LEARN TO | check and confirm information LEARN TO | sound firm, but polite Cie ag TECHNOLOGY Nar 8.1 GRAMMAR | relative clauses 11.1 GRAMMAR | present perfect, VOCABULARY | money VOCABULARY | communication READING | The real money makers | READING | Maria Amelia Lopez and her blog |82 GRAMMAR | too much/many, enough, very WRITING | pronouns | VOCABULARY | multi-word verbs 11.2 GRAMMAR | real conditionals + when LISTENING | true story | VOCABULARY | feelings WRITING | adding emphasis | LISTENING | Are new computer games changing the 8.3 FUNCTION | buying things | way we live? VOCABULARY | shopping. 11.3 FUNCTION | giving opinions | LEARN TO | describe things | VOCABULARY | internet terms | [ten ro |cssece poy LISTENING | shopping conversations EES fe | Re Page 69 9.1 GRAMMAR | comparatives/superlatives | | 12.1 GRAMMAR | reported speech VOCABULARY | nature || Vocus in READING | Making the world a greener place | LISTENING | famous fil nes grow your own vegetables! | 12.2 GRAMMAR | hypothetical conditionals | WRITING | similar sounding words | VOCABULARY suixes 9.2 GRAMMAR | articles READING | The biggest music video ever VOCABULARY | the outdoors WRITING | paragraphs LISTENING | life in the outdoors 12.3 FUNCTION | requests and offers 93. FUNCTION| making guesses VOCABULARY | collocations | VOCABULARY | animals LEARN TO | ask for more time LEARN TO | give yourself time to think LISTENING | requests and offers Review 3 Page 56 Review 4 Page 74 Eee Tay ead ANSWER KEY Page 84VOCABULARY e FREE TIME Match phrases 1-10 with pictures A-J. g0 shopping g0 on holiday spend time with family spend money 1 2 3 4 5 eat out 6 eat with friends 7 have time off 8 have a barbecue 9 play volleyball 10 play the guitar GRAMMAR QUESTION FORMS Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 is/ birthday / when / your? When is your birthday? 2. English / time / lessons / your / start / what / do? 3 friends / cook for / often / you / how / your / do? 4 in/ many / family / how / are / your / people? 5 come / does / mother / where / your / from? 6 sell / you / did / why / house / your? 7 glasses /in / of / many / day / water / you / how / drink /a/do? 8 is / where / the / classroom? 9 your / best / see / did / friend / when /last / you? 10 go/ shopping / where / did / you? 5 Write questions for the answers. Use the question words in the box. where what why when who how often which how many what 1A: Where are you from F 3: 'm from Poland. (im a student. with? live with my friend Olga. ? ne house, Olga and B: Only two people live me. SA SEE, B: In our free time we like to go to the cinema or go out with friends. We both love reading, too. 6h ? B: We go to the cinema about once a week B English because | would like to work in this country. BA = 2A or 3A? B: I'min class 2A, Pre-intermediate. 9A: ? started learning English when | was at school,Ce Read the article again, Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? Read the article and match headings A-F with paragraphs 1-6. 1 Doing exercise makes A Calla friend you tired, B Just smile 2. Having friends is an important © Do something nice for someone part of being happy. D Be active 3 Doing a difficult job uses all your energy. 4 Planning fun things to do can make you feel happy. 5 If you do something to make mn Ise feel 1d, MAKE YOURSELF HAPP’ wife! good yoursel, Six tips to make you happier in the next hour can make you feel bad E Do that difficult job F Plan for some future fun You can make yourself happier starting now. In the next hour, fread ie etticle Seat ante Booed ie do as many of these things as possible. Each thing you do questions. will help you to feel happier. 1 What should you do when you talk on 1 stand up and walk around while you talk on the phone? the phone. Or go for a quick ten-minute walk outside. Doing exercise gives you energy and makes you feel better. 2 Why is it important to stay in touch with 2 arrange to meet someone for lunch or send an friends? email toa friend you haven't seen for a long time. Having — - ood relationships with other people is one of the things that 3. What kinds of jobs are on a ‘things to makes us happy, so stay in touch with your friends. do’ lst? 3___: answers difficult email or call to make oo a that dentists appointment. Do it now, don't wait. Cross 4 Why is ita good idea to organise something off your lst of things to do, to give yourself something fun to doin the future? energy 4__: order a book you want to read, plan a trip to 5 How will you feel if you buy someone a museum ora night out with friends. you look forward flowers or carry their bag? to doing something fun in the future, it wll make you feel happy right now. —— 5 “ buy someone flowers, carry their bag, tell 6 What happens when you smile them they look nice. Do good, feel good - this really works. If Complete the definitions with words ‘omeono makes you fou from the article. better. : 1 do ___: do some kind of ‘ rereea activity Uke walking or playing tennis you don’ feel happy. 2 have good with people: always try to smile, Put a be friendly with people smile on your face right 3 stayin with people: now ~ it will make you contact people regularly (by phone, feel better! email, etc) Tick things off the 4 something off a list: mark list when things on a list when you do them you do them. 5 look to something: be excited about something which will happen in the future Do you feel happier yet? ig Tick things off the} list when you do ene bs cate rosesVOCABULARY RELATIONSHIPS +. Look at the pictures and complete the story about when Harry met Sally. Use the words in the box. ‘proposed got engaged haveagirifriend met fell in love gotmarried accepted got on welt 1 Harry didn't 2He have a girfriend. Sally ina café They TTI PAST SIMPLE © A Mark the verbs in the box regular (R) or irregular (I). fall/ ask decide know stop like go say see spend study try meet walk work get © Write the past simple form of the irregular verbs in Exercise 2A. Complete the story with the past simple form of the verbs in the box. become have decide meet send get propose nottell start arrive live talk [ Many years ago, before it was fashionable to date on | | th 2 Swedish lady online. We? ‘on well from the first minute we chatting, and she soon BS ‘my girlfriend. The only problem was that |® ternet,I* inthe UK and she was in ‘Sweden. For a couple of years, we a long-distance relationshi phone and* * ‘our friends how we met because we | ee eae | were embarrassed, After a while, | | tolenve England and move to Sweden, When! | = 1 ther tond he |_ sak yo GEC drs hap marie nd eh Fr | children. | think online dating is fantastic. met my wife because of it! © Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets. 1A: Where (you/stay)? B: We (find) a hotel near the station. 2 We (€at) in the hotel restaurant and the food (be) delicious. 3 Mara and Steve __(not have) a barbecue on Sunday because it (ain) all day. 4 We (Go) to the cinema, but | _ (not like) the film. | (think) it was really boring. 51 (spend) the weekend studying. because Ive got an exam tomorrow. 6 He (be) really busy yesterday, so he (not have) time to call you 7 She (write) a long letter explaining the problem, but her boyfriend still (not understand). 8 They for her birthday. 9 A: What time last night? B: At about midnight. 101 (start) this job four years ago, when | (move) to Rome. (give) her some beautiful flowers (you/get) back homeSay the words and circle the verb ending which sounds different. 1 played stayed tried ended 2 asked kissed arrived talked 3 finished decided pretended ~—wanted 4 studied happened invented stayed S walked helped stopped started 1.1 Listen and check. aie 1.2 Listen to Chris's story of how he met Amy. Number the sentences in the correct order. a) Chris met Amy in Spain, b) Chris met Amy in London. ©) Chris went on holiday with his friends. d) They got married and had a son. €) They decided to stop writing to each other. ) They fell in love. Listen again and answer the questions. 1 How old was Chris when he met Amy? 2 Where were they? 3 What did they promise to do after the holiday? 4 Why did they decide to stop writing to each other? 5 When did they meet again? 6 How did they feel when they saw each other? 7 What's their son’s name? Read audio script 1.2 on page 77 and find words that match these meanings. 1 friends 2 lyinginthe sun 3. knew who somebody was when you saw them 4 very surprised — 5 spending time with someone WRITING LINKING WORDS Correct the linking words in italics in the sentences. 1 I did he the fim 3 nas sary 2 We saw Pompeii but we thought it was wonderful. 3. She didn't like her job, because she decided to leave. 4 They couldn't get married and her father wouldn't allow it 5 He started taekwondo lessons but he wanted to get fit, 6 They wanted to buy the house, so the bank didn't give them the money. 7 I wanted to go to the concert, because | couldn't find a ticket. 8 | didnt sleep very well, but I'm very tired today. Join the sentences. Use and, so, but or because. 1 We decided to sell the car. We needed the money. We decided be se we needed the 2. Jon met Ella in an online group. They got on really well 3 I didn't want to be late. | left home early. 4 Matt proposed to Fiona. She said no. 5 I like Clara, She can be a bit rude sometimes. 6 We got married two years ago. We had a baby a year, later, 7 The film was terrible, They left early. 8 I'm studying medicine. | want to be a doctor.VOCABULARY ‘ CONVERSATION TOPICS Find six verbs in the puzzle. G ° s s ' P T Complete the sentences Use one of the verbs twice. 1 We often interesting conversations in our English class. 2 You shouldn't Its not very nice. verbs from Exercise 1A. __ so much about people at work. 3 You look sad. Shall | you a joke? 4 What did your mum when you got home late last night? 5 So, Judy, me about your new job. 6 What did you _ 7 Why do you always of a story? | hate that! about with your sister last night? me when I'm in the middle FUNCTION E MAKING CONVERSATION Complete the conversations with the words and phrases in the box. doyou workhere seeyou did you Imsorry myfriend isn'tit was terrible would you good weekend 1 A: Hi, Helen. This is Joshua. B: Hi, Joshua, Pleased to meet you. 2 A: Did you have a ? B: Yes, thanks.| didn't do much 3A: Nice day, ? : Yes, its lovely. 4 &: So,doyou_ 2 B: No, I'm just visiting, 5k like a drink? B: Thanks. [d love a glass of water. 6A watch the film last night? B: Yes. It was brilliant. 7 A: Where exactly from? im from Bolton, near Manchester. 8 A: Sorry im late. had some bad news at home. Oh, to hear that. Did you watch the match last night? Yes, it ! Ml see you later, B: Yes, soon. come LEARN TO SOUND NATURAL 1.3 Listen and mark the linked words. Do_you like_it here? Where are you going? | come from Italy. Its a beautiful day. I'm afraid | can't remember. Where did you buy it? I'm sorry, but | don’t understand. Nounune 1.4 Listen and write what you hear. aununeVOCABULARY worK Read the clues and complete the puzzle. What's the mystery word? 1 a business that makes or sells things or provides services Complete the conversations with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. 1 A: Why (you/smile)? B: Ahmed just told me a very funny joke! 2 A: How many people (you/know) here? 2 extra money a worker gets B: Noone except you! 3. everyone who works in a company 3. A: Did you hear that noise next door? 4 ajob you have todo B: Yes! What _ they/do)? 5 a person who manages the workers 4 A What___(you/drink)? 6} sorneone who works fora Business B: Apple juice. But | don’t want any more, thanks. 7 aplace where many people work at desks 5h — {he/be) an actor? 8 money you get regularly when you do a job No, that’s his famous twin brother. 6 A: Which one is Sharon? FeTo[MyP[AIN]|y B: ___(she/wear) the blue dress. br Complete the text with the present simple or LE present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. - Here are some photos of my new friends. This is [ Amei. She * (be) an artist, but at the moment she# (work) as a teacher il She? {not like) teaching very much! F And this is Bruce, her husband, This is Hernan. He's from Santiago, Chile. He * (be) a Mystery word: ‘maths teacher, but he * (do) his GRAMMAR PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS, Match the sentence halves. 1a) I'm doing my homework, ) Ido my homework 4) on the bus most days ii) so! can't come to the party with you. 2 a) I'm not enjoying this film - b) I don't enjoy films ~ i) can we watch the other DVD? ii) | prefer reading 3a) I'm looking for b) I ook for j) new artists. I's an interesting job. Maria. Have you seen her? 4 a) I'm standing b) I stand ’) on the bridge every day and watch the boats. on the bridge. can see you! 5 a) The train is arriving b) The train arrives i) late sometimes. ii) in London now. See you in five minutes. 6 a) Are you using Master's in education in the USA at the moment. In thephotohe® _ (smile) because he passed an exam that day! This is Julio from Colombia. He? (have) a job in an oil company. In the picture he* (play) his guitar - he’s really good! The other picture is Natasha from Trinidad. She graduated last year and she? {ook for ajob, Her parents : —~Wisit) her at the moment. Read the text again and label the people in the pictures. & Kell a b) Do you use i) this pen? No? Ok, I'll use it for amoment. ii) a pen and paper or do you do everything on the computer?Read the article and choose the best summary. 1 how one company keeps its workers happy 2. things that companies do to motivate their workers 3. working for the world's best companies FUN AT WORK Are they great ideas or just crazy? Here are some ways that companies keep their employees happy. EZ sport can be a good way for busy workers to relax. Wright, Newman & Fischer, a group of lawyers based in London, has a small golf course in the office. The first part of the course is on the fifth floor, When your ball drops down the ninth hole, the course Continues on the fourth floor. An even more relaxing Sport is bowling. Maybe this is why a company called Permatech has a complete bowiing alley in the basement. The employees go bowling after work and really enjoy it. E_ what about alternatives to boring suits and ‘company uniforms? One company has ‘fancy- dress Fridays’. On the last Friday of every month, each department chooses a theme and the workers, ‘dress up accordingly. One department came as famous actors, with the boss dressed as Brad Pit. ‘Another department chose historical figures; there were three Julius Caesars and two Genghis Khans! ‘And how about this idea from a company called LineHut, in Paris: they hold moustache-growing competitions for employees and customers! For men only, of course! E])_ some companies like to take their employees out of the office. Finchley Management takes its workers on a trip every year. The workers go to the airport, but they don’t know what country they are flying to! Trips in the past have included Rio de Janeiro, Bangkok and the Bahamas. In another company, Wicked Shakes, the staff go on free skiing holidays. And if workers stay with the US-based Indulgence Swiss Chocolate Company for five years, they get a free trip to Switzerland to taste the chocolate! Read the text again and answer the questions. Find words in the article that match these meanings. 1a place where you can go bowling (paragraph 1) 2. a room in a building that is below the level of the ground (paragraph 1) 3 other possibilities (paragraph 2) _ 4 clothes that everyone in a company or group wears (paragraph 2) 5 important or famous people from the past (paragraph 2) 6 visit to a place (paragraph 3) WRITING ANEMAIL Underline the correct alternatives. Which email is formal? Which is informal? — \Dear/Hi Mr Yevgeny, am writing *about/for the advertisement for a hotel cleaner that | saw in Jobs Monthly. | have attached my CV. \ look forward to *hear/hearing from you, “Yours sincerely/Bye for now, Milly Clapton SBye/Hi Dave, “It’s/There’s about the party. Can you bring your laptop and some MP3s? ’See/Speak you soon. *Yours sincerely/Cheers, Elena 1 Where exactly is the golf course at Wright, Newman & Fischer? 2 How can the employees at Permatech relax after work? 3. What are ‘fancy-dress Fridays’? 4 What surprise do the employees of Finchley Management get every year? Your company has decided to have ‘fancy-dress Fridays’. Write a formal email to your colleagues (50-100 words). Include the information below. 1. Say what you are writing about. 2 Explain what ‘fancy-dress Fridays’ are. 3 Invite ideas for fancy dress.Wel JOBS Who's talking? Match the jobs in the box with what the people say. motoreycle-courier salesrep fashion designer foreign correspondent personal trainer IT consultant "rescue worker 1 "The biggest problem in my job is the number of cars inthe city’ ___motorcycle courier 2 ‘like my job because | travel the world and see important events: 3 ‘We believe in making clothes for normal people, not only for beautiful models 4 ‘in my job, you need to love computers and technology: 5 ‘In my team, we save about ten lives a year’ 6 “My job is easier when | like the product that I'm trying to sell T ‘like helping people to get stronger and fiter Look at the jobs in Exercise 1 again. How many syllables does each job have? Write the job next to the number of syllables. 7 syllables: _ motorcycle courier 6 syllables: 5 syllables: Fi 4 syllables: 2 syllables: Underline the stressed syllables in the words in Exercise 2A. 2.1 Listen and check. Complete the job advertisements with the words in the box. team holidays salary deat with pressure risk — IT CONSULTANT — ‘needed for six-month contract in Abu Dhabi. You will need o'__deal___with I problems in the head office at Maorn serv Mas cere st 8 dot ert ina? ‘and working under * Benefits: very good ($240,000, tactree) ‘and excellent conditions. House provided. u want a job with long: ‘come and speak Safari Travel Inc. We are ooking for qualified safari guides. You don't need to ‘your life ghting lions and crocodiles, but you must Know about outdoor living ‘and be good at dealing customers, Call the number below for more information 0802 276 6671 ae GRAMMAR s ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Underline the correct alternatives to complete the quotes. 1 ‘People who work sitting down always/never get paid more than people who work standing up: 2 ‘The successful people are occasionally/usually the cones who listen more than they talk’ 3 ‘Politicians always/never believe what they say, 50 they are surprised when other people do’ 4 ‘Once in a while/Usually teachers will open a door, if you're lucky, but you have to enter alone’ 5 ‘Great artists like van Gogh rarely/sometimes live to see their success’ 6 ‘Doctors are the same as lawyers. The only difference is that lawyers rob you, but doctors rob you and kill you occasionally/usually: 7 ‘Find something you love doing and you'll sometimes/never have to work a day in your life’ 8 "The only place where success hardly ever/always comes before work is in the dictionary’ 2.2 Listen and check. ‘What do these people think about accidents? Read the quotes and complete the sentences with the words in the box and happen. hardlyever never rarely often 1 “My job is really safe. In twenty years, ve only heard of one accident’ (estate agent) Accidents __hardly ever happen _. 2 Bad accidents happen once every two or three years’ (plumber) Accidents a 3 ‘It’s avery dangerous job. lt of people die’ (fisherman) Accidents — ‘4 ‘We have a completely safe job. The only danger is to your eyes from reading too much!’ (university lecturer) Accidents What do these people think about accidents? Read the quotes and complete the sentences with the words in the box and happen. once in awhile occasionally always 1 “inten years I've heard about one or two accidents, when animals have attacked. (vet) Accidents 2 ‘Danger is part ofthe jab, When you work with guns, accidents happen every day’ (soldier) Accidents 3 Three or four times a year there are serious accidents! (electrician) AccidentsLISTENING Label the picture with the words in the box. tourbus safari guide tourists male elephant _pool 2.3 Listen to two people talking about what happened in the picture. Answer the questions. 1 Who is speaking in each story? 2 Why was ita frightening experience? 3. What happened in the end? Was anyone injured? Read the sentences. Are they from Story 1 or Story 2? Listen again to check. 1 Thad a bus full of tourists. There were fifteen of them, 2 There were twenty of us tourists. 3 Itwas a beautiful, clear evening and about seven o'clock we saw some elephants 4 One evening, at about six o'clock, we went for a drive in the tour bus. 5 told the tourists to walk very slowly back to the bus. 6 [He] told us to run back to the bus as fast as possible. le the correct meaning for the phrases in bold. 1 They could get off the bus. a) stay on the bus b) leave the bus 2 The elephant charged at us. a) ran at us very fast b) looked at us and made a loud noise 3. The tourists were screaming. a) making a loud noise because they were frightened b) getting angry 4 | started driving as fast as possible. a) not very quickly b) very quickly Read audio script 2.3 on page 77 and check your answers.FUNCTION EXPRESSING LIKES/DISLIKES Complete the sentences with the words in the box. don't on absolutely can't very love mind keen’ 1 Imvery ‘on cooking and | pe ~ love great food. 21 riding my motorbike. 1 stand sitting in an office all day. 3 mquite keen ___ technology and I don't dealing with other people's computer problems. 4m keen on working, with money and | ike people wasting it on stupid things. 2.4 Listen and check. Match jobs a)-d) with sentences 1-4 in Exercise 1A. a) accountant by chef ©) ITconsuttant d) motorcycle courier Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1 like / team / you /a / do /in / working? 2 working / can't / pressure /1/ stand / under 3 my/not/Im/very/on/boss/ keen 4 colleagues / don't / my / like /1 5 dealing / don't / customers /1/ mind / with 6 keen / sport / you / on / are? Match responses a)-f) with sentences 1-6 in Exercise 2A, a) Why? What's wrong with her? b) I'm not surprised. They don't seem very friendly. ©) That's good because it's important fora sales assistant. 4) |love it, especially football ) Why? Do you get stressed? 4) Yes, I do. Actually, | hate working alone. VOCABULARY ay TYPES OF WORK Match sentences 1-8 with types of work A-H. 1 I deal with the money that goes in and out of the company. A | prepare fresh sandwiches for our customers. | design clothes. I teach teenagers maths and science. | organise advertising for the company’s products and speak to customers. | show people all the best places to visit and things to do in my city | actin films and in the theatre 8 | work ina shop, selling products to our customers, o wnun ‘A works in accounts B_ works in retail © works in education __D_worksin sales and marketing E works in the fashion industry F works inthe entertainment industry G works in the tourist industry H works in the food industry LEARN TO x RESPOND AND ASK MORE QUESTIONS Complete the words in the conversations. Conversation 1 A: On Saturday | went to a conference about the Z-phone, this amazing new technology. B:'R__lly?l read about that last week It?s_nds _nt_r_st_ng ‘A: Well, everybody's talking about it. B:*_ndwh_t _b__ tthe cost? ‘A: Oh, | don’t know. | had to leave before they discussed that. Conversation 2 ‘A: Today | was offered a job as a babysitter ul A: Not really. They only offered me five pounds an hour. B: Oh, 1’s__.So did you accept the job? ‘A: No. 'm going to look for something better. B:‘R__ght. What did you tell them? 1: | said, ‘Dad, | know the baby is my sister, but | want a better salary!’ 2.5 Listen and check. 2.6 Listen and repeat B's responses. Notice the intonation. Copy the intonation to sound interested.VOCABULARY ES TIME OUT Complete the sentences with verbs. 1 Imgoing to _ ___ajazz band tonight. My sister says they’e really good. 2 lusually ___ the bus to work because its easy and it’s cheap. 3 We like to toa museum at the weekend. You can learn new things and it's better than watching television 4 Did you the photographic exhibition in the Sainsbury Centre? It was brilliant. 5. I'mreally hungry. Can we stop and a snack from this café? 6 We're going to_ ____adrink in the bar later. Do you want to meet us there? 7 I really want to dancing. | haven't been for ages! 8 Why don't we sightseeing? We can spend the whole day walking around the city. 9 Where do you want to dinner? There's a nice restaurant around the corner GRAMMAR é PRESENT CONTINUOUS/BE GOING TO FOR FUTURE Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 going / holiday / are / you / away / year / this / on? 2 is/dinner / evening / who / your / cooking / this? 3 are / going / to/ dentist / when / the / you? 4 weekend / are / this / doing / you / what? 5 play/are/ sport / you /to/ this / any / going / week? 6 you/ marry / are /to/ going / Roberto? 7 what / meeting / you / time / your / are / sister? 8 are /to/ English / do/ your / what / improve / going / you / to? 9 you/a/the/ are / party /at / weekend / having? 10 gym/work/ are /to/ the / you / after / going? Match answers a)-j) with questions 1-10 in Exercise 2A. a) Nobody. I'm just going to eat some salad and fruit 2 b) Six otlock. We're going out for a meal. ©) Yes, we're getting married in the summer. 4) Im going to read as much as possible in English. @) Next Tuesday — in the morning. ) No. I'm going to Greece next summer, but I'm not going anywhere this year. ) Yes, 'm playing tennis with Jim on Friday. h) Some friends are coming to stay, so we're taking them up to the mountains. ’) No, 'm going out for dinner. 3) Yes, do you want to come? Complete the conversations with the phrases in the box. are you coming going to look for are you going ‘mspeaking are you doing ‘re going are meeting _‘m staying 1 A: Hi,Boris.What____later? B: Nothing much.|__ at home tonight 2 A: What are your plans for the summer? Bim job. 3A: Have you seen Anita? B: No, but | to her later. 4 A: When does your brother arrive? B: My parents __him at the station at 6.30pm. 5 to the party on Saturday? Where _ for your holiday? rs B: I'm not sure. | haven't been invited. &: B: We cycling in the Netherlands.REE THINGS — —TO DOIN... There are so many things to see and do in New York, sometimes it’s difficult to know where to start. In this week's guide, we look at three things you can’t miss when you visit the city. Read the article and complete the sentences with a name or a number. 1 There are more than in Central Park, 2. The famous restaurant in Central Park is called the 3. Every year, the New York _ Festival has plays in the park 4 The top floor of the GE building is called the 5 On Ellis island you can visit the _ Museum, Start by spending some time in Central Park. With over 25,000 trees and lots of different types of birds, i's easy to forget you're in a big city. Relax and enjoy the fresh air or go horse and carriage. In summer you can {80 out on the lake in a boat or kayak, and in winter you can go ice-skating! After all that activity you'l be hungry, so have lunch at the famous the Green. Great concerts take place in Central Park, too. Every year the New York Philharmonic Orchestra gives a free for a tour ina non ‘open-air concert and there's also the New York Shakespeare Festival at the theatre in the park They say that Paris has the Eiffel Tower, London has the London Eye and New York has the Empire State Building, But many people think the best views of the WRITING INVITATIONS, city are from the Top ofthe Rock’— the top floor ofthe GE (General Electric) building, a skyscraper in the middle of the city, At 260 metres high, i's the fourteenth tallest building in New York, and from the top you can have a fantastic view ofthe city, Many people visit the famous Statue of Liberty by ferry, but also on the way is the Immigration Museum on Els Island, This was the place where people first arrived from 1892 to 194, many after long and difficult journey from other Countries. Most of the island is closed to the general public, but you can visit the museum and find out about the many people who arrived here. You can also go on a tour with a guide to visit some of the old, unused buildings on the island. A very interesting day out for everyone. Find and correct eight grammatical mistakes in the messages. trees Hi Mike, I'm playing play football later with a few of the boys from work Dan — Hi guys Would you like to coming? Dan, I'm sorry, but | busy tonight. | take Leila out for a meal. Wish me luck! Thanks anyway. Mike Hi Emma, 6 People from other countries started arriving on Ellis Island in Read the article again and answer the questions. 1 Why is it easy to forget you're in a big city when you visit Central Park? 2 What can you do in Central Park in winter? 3 What isthe GE building? ‘4 How do you get to Elis island and the Statue of Libery? 5. What else, apart from the museum, can you visit on Ells island? ‘A few of us is going out for a curry on Hove to. See you there. Jan Friday night. Do you want come with us? We're meet at the Indian Tree at Spm. Emma Complete the invitations using the prompts. (W/ have / party) at my (Walle / get tickets /for /theatre) house on Saturday xt Wechesdey. (you/want/ come)? (yo go e007 Shakespear Hamid, (we / go / have / music) and plenty of food. Bring your friends too. Just let me know. Kristoph (would /tke / come)? The tickets are £17.50. Becca Write your own answers to the emails in Exercise 6A, explaining why you would like to/can't come. Write 50-100 words.VOCABULARY E PLACES TO VISIT Look at the picture. What do you think the other man says? Match 1-8 with a)-h) to make compound nouns. Then write them in the spaces below. Which compound nouns are two words? Which are one word? 1 night ——. a) field 2 shopping b) front 3 water \ hall 4 nature \— aed 5 concert @) trail 6 street f) side 7 sports 2) market 8 country hy mall 1 5 2 6 - 3 7 4 8 Match the photos with words from Exercise 1A. 3.1 Listen to the conversation. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? 1 Terry doesn't like the painting, 2. The painting is black and white. 3. David thinks you don't always have to understand art 4 The painting was expensive 5 Terry thinks he can paint it in five da 6 Mary will be back in five minutes Listen again. What are the answers to Terry's questions? 1 How much did the painting cost? 2. Has Mary seen the painting? 3. Does Mary like modern art? Read audio script 3.1 on page 78 and find words that match these meanings. 1 very bad 2 everywhere (2 words) 3. anidea ina film, painting, etc. that someone is trying to tell people about 4 a person who paints pictures 5 not here 6 something you don't expectGRAMMAR i QUESTIONS WITHOUT AUXILIARIES Complete the questions with the phrases in the box. Who invented Whoeamed Howmany Who uses Which French Which city Who spends What country Which painting Which Caribbean 1 makes the most films every year? the World Wide Web? 3 by van Gogh cost more: Sunflowers or Portrait of Dr Gachet? 4 country invented the modern version of the dance called salsa? 5 museum appears in the novel The Da Vinci Code? 6 more time outdoors: people in New Zealand or people in Canada? 7 people visit the Eiffel Tower every year? 8 the internet more: Canadians or Americans? 9 $1 million for each episode of The Big Bang Theory in 20142 10 has the most famous carnival every year? Match answers a)-j) with questions 1-10 in Exercise 3A. a) the Louvre b) Canadians ©) Portrait of Or Gachet d) Cuba €) nearly seven million f) Jim Parsons, for his role as Sheldon Cooper g) Tim Berners-Lee h) people in New Zealand ’) India j) Rio de Janeiro Write questions for the underlined answers, Start with who, what, whose or how many. 1 Larry Page and Sergey Brin started Google in the late 1990s. 2. Dr James Naismith invented basketball in 1891 3. Canadians spend over forty hours a month online. 4 Charles Miller brought football to Brazil from England in the nineteenth century. 5 Jerry Seinfeld’s sitcom is one of the most successful TV shows of all time. 6 lepe Rubingh first developed the sport of chess, boxing in the 1990s, 7 Germany won the World Cup in 2014. 8 The Carcross Desert in Canada is the smallest desert in the world. 9 Elvis Presley's daughter is called Lisa Marie. 10 Nearly seven million people visit the British Museum every year,VOCABULARY e COLLOCATIONS Find seven verbs in the puzzle. F ° ole|> 2 mlalz|> There is a verb missing in each sentence. Complete the sentences with verbs from Exercise 1A. ar 1 Did you k later. She called me because she wanted to a chat. Please a table for us at the Blue Fin Restaurant tonight. 4 There's been a problem and | can't attend, so I'm calling to my reservation. 5 Don't forget to the train times before you leave for the station. 6 Id like to come to the 4.30 performance, not the 6.30 one, and I'm calling to my ticket. 7 The manager of Triad Books is on the phone. He wants to business. FUNCTION E MAKING A PHONE CALL to meet friends? If you didn’t, we can meet Match the sentence halves. 1 Who's a) calling 2 Hello, this b) to call you back, 3 Can speak ©) leave a message? 4 Cant d) is John 5 I'mafraid she’s ) calling? 6 Illask her f) not here at the moment. 7 Thanks for 2) to Alexandra, please? Find and correct four mistakes in the conversation. ello. 'm Jim. 1s Trudy there? ‘m afraid but she’s not here at the moment. A: Oh really? Can | leave the message? fF course. \: Can you tell her that we need to discuss the party on Friday? B: Yes, | will. ll ask her for calling you back A: Thanks a lot. B: You're welcome. Bye A: Bye. Number the sentences in the correct order to make a phone conversation. a) Yes. 'm going to be twenty minutes late. b) Thank you very much. See you soon. ©) One moment. Who's calling please? ) Hello, Can | speak to Kim? e) Thanks for calling. Bye. f) Good morning. Craven Beauty Parlour. Beverley speaking 8) No problem. Il tell her hy) It’s Liz Holder here. 1) Hi, Liz. Oh, I'm afraid Kim's at lunch. Is it about today’s appointment? dD Bye. LEARN TO : MANAGE PHONE PROBLEMS Put the words in the correct order to complete the questions. 1A: Hi, I'm waiting for a delivery of fifteen chocolate rabbits. Have you sent them yet? B: One moment. ? (name, / the / please / what's) 2 A: Hello, this is Hillary Kenton, calling from Newark B: Sorry, (catch / that / didn't /1) Did you say Hillary Clinton from New York? 3. A: Hello, my name is Aloysius Venoziak Menkovsky. B ? (repeat / you /can / that) 4 A: Hi,um...'m... um... waiting fora... er...a package from Dublin. B: Sorry, ? (speak you / up, /can / please) 5 A: Hello, Id like to order two Pentium Bidmark 6.40 large photocopiers, three Ribdale Energy Star fax machines, five Rubicon Jump Drives, and B: Sorry, __ ? (down, / slow / you /can / please) 3.2 Listen to three phone conversations and complete the notes. 1 Pauline calling. No forthe concert: Call back tonight 2 Elise called. Meet her at the at 3 Roundhouse Bar and Grill doesn't take Come beforeTUITE Question rorms Complete the questions with a question word or an auxiliary verb. 1 When the film start? 2 often do you see your grandmother? __are my keys? | can't find them, you enjoy watching films? you know Sabina? She's my best friend, do you usually go on holiday? many hours do you work? time did you get here? Im sorry fm late. does Match answers a)-h) wit Exercise 14. a) About five minutes ago. Don't worry, itsino problem. b) No, I don't. Hi, Sabina, 9) Once or twice a year. 4) We usually go to Spain. My aunt has a house there. ) Here they are. They were on the television! f) Yes, Ido. But | don’t like horror films. 8) Usually about thirty-five hours a week. hy In half an hour. questions 1-8 in RVCIANTUTNA PHRASES WITH GET, GO, HAVE, SPEND, Write the words in the box in the correct column. married children money on clothes a barbecue time off work the bus time with family on well onholiday tothe cinema sightseeing get 0. have ‘married spend Which phrases from Exercise 2A would you use for situations 1-7? 1 You meet someone you like and want to spend your life together. get married 2. You travel home on public transport. 3. You visit your mother every day. 4 You do this to watch a film. 5 You eat in the garden and the food is cooked over afre 6 You have @ good relationship with someone. 7 You visit the places tourists see in a city, CEEIEGE Past simpce Complete the article with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets. ANGRY MOTHER PUNISHES SIXTY-ONE- YEAR-OLD SON ‘An angry mother (take) the house keys and ‘money away from her siy-one-year-old son because he ___{stay) out late at night and? _ (not tel) her where he planned to go when he * (Go out). The mother, who is eighty-one years old, even went to the police in Caltagione, Italy, the town where she lives. She __ (ask) the police to tell her son that he should ‘grow up" and behave in a better way towards his mother. The son § (complain) that it was his mother who (be) the problem. ‘t's not my fault’ he - {tell reporters. ‘She always treats me badly. And her cooking is realy awful!” A policeman, (talk) to the mother and the ‘son, and they finally (Gecide) to go home together. GEUNTSIOE MAKING CONVERSATION Complete the words in the conversations. 1 A: Hello. My name's Felipe. Its nice to meet you. i, 'm Magda. Nice to meet you, t 2 ANiceday,i__'tit? B: Yes, its |_v_ ly 3 A:S_, where exactly do you c_m_ from? B: Zaragoza. It’s a small c_ty in Northern Spain, id youhaveag _dw_ a jes, it was OK. | didn't d_m_ch 5 A:Sow___dyoul_k_adr__k? B: Yes,Id|_v_aglass of w_t_r rls __youl_t __yous__n R11 Listen and check. CVA PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS Find and correct the mistakes in the sentences. don’ like 1 | Aamnottiking fish. 2 | stay with some friends for a few days so I can look for somewhere to live. 3 I'm not knowing what time the lesson starts. 4 They spend time with their family in Germany at the moment. 5 We're usually going out for a pizza about once a week. 6 I'm not understanding where lan is. He never arrives late. 7 Do you watch this programme, or can | watch the football on the other channel?CIMIMEH ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY © The words in bold are in the wrong place in the sentences. Correct the sentences. 1 We Comennyrere It the best club in the area. 2. Hardly ever Isee her because she works for a different company. My occasionally parents help us when we're busy. | get up at usually about 630a.m. Sal's very upset ~ she wants to see him never again. We go to once in a while Scotland. Rarely | have the chance to spend time with my sister. I take the children every day to school. evaoune FRUNSRIONE LIKES/DISLIKES Complete the second sentence so that it has the same ‘meaning as the first sentence, Use the words in brackets. 1 I don't enjoy getting up early. (not very keen) |__‘mnot very keen on ___ getting up early. 2 like punk music very much. (absolutely) a _____ punk music. 3 Thate sales reps who try to sell me products on the telephone (stand) 1 sales reps who try to sell me products on the telephone. 4 Marjorie isn't very keen on doing housework, (like) Marjorie doing housework. 5 I'm quite happy to do physical jobs. (mind) ' _____ doing physical jobs. 6 John really doesn’t like eating spicy food. (hate) John - eating spicy food, 7 I'm happy working in a team. (ike) I inateam, 8 | enjoy walking in the countryside. (keen) 1 walking in the countryside. (EVIE PRESENT CONTINUOUS/BE GOING TO FOR FUTURE ? Underline the correct alternatives. 1m going/I going to go shopping later. Do you want to come? 2 My sister is/is going to having a party on Friday, but | don’t know what to wear. 3. He starting/’s going to start karate lessons in January. 4 So, are you/are you going to staying with your parents for the weekend? 5. I'm not coming/going to coming to the lesson this. evening 6 We'e/We'e going to flying to Italy on 19 December. WelT NTO WORK; TIME OUT Complete the words in the sentences. 1 Pete gets a good s_|_1y, but he doesn ike his buss. 2 Ilove going s_ghts ng when I'm on holiday. 3 Wew_rkundera lot of pr_ss_re inthe busy months. 4 There were some wonderful photographs in the exh_b_t 5 The best cn ing about the job is that | g_t very |_ng hd ys. 6 We bought this painting from that new _rt g_ll_r_ in West Street love their music and | really wanted to go to their c_nc_t, but | didn’t have enough money for the tock_t. | enjoy my job because I can always find an interesting t_sk to do (EME Questions witH/wiTHOUT AUXILIARIES, ‘The auxiliary verb is missing in eight of the ‘questions. Add the missing auxiliary where necessary. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Bt 12 is Who {your teacher? Where you come from? Who forgot to bring the keys? Why David leave his job? How often you play football? How much it cost to fly to Russia? Which class won the competition? Who wrote The Jungle Book? ‘When you last go to a concert? ‘Whose bag is that? ‘Why you learning English? Where you buy that coat? Match answers a)-l) with questions 1-12 in Exercise 10. a) Our class did. We won the competition! 'b) About €300. ©) It's mine, Sorry, | left it there. 4d) | come from Argentina, e) I want to study in the USA. f) Zavier. He always forgets things. 8) I play once or twice a week. hy He didn't like his boss. ’) Two months ago. | saw a really good jazz trio. i) Rudyard Kipling, Ky | bought it in Toronto last year. 1 Her name's Mrs TaylorLa ia ae hee ed CHECK Circle the correct option to complete the sentences. 1 2 10 ety 12 13 14 15 What____ the time? a)be b)'s care When start work? a) doyou b)areyou ¢) youdo They married in 2013, a) get b)are getting ¢) got I €100 on these boots and they're broken, a) spend b) spent ¢) paid Why you sad? Is there a problem? a)do byis c)are We in love the first time we saw each other a) fell b) felt ¢) fall When ____tothe UK? a) moved you) did you move ¢) did you moved She and walked away. a) smile b) smiled ¢) smiles When | __ college, | started looking for ajob. a) leave b) amleaving ¢) left Did you ___a good weekend? a)have b) get Where do you come from? a) absolutely b) really) exactly lusually to Helen when | have a problem. a)amtalking b) talk ¢) talked We like to keep our prices low. This makes our happy. a)customers b) employee ¢) staff 'm looking for a job with a higher__ a) boss b) salary ¢) task Atthe moment |_—__ a book about a young boy in Afghanistan. a)'mreading b) read ¢) going to read 16 7 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 leant them, a) hate b) stand Ivsimportant to with the other employees. a) get__b) make ¢) have Nook forwardto a)hearing b)heard ¢) hear __ computer games. really hate ©) keen good relationships from you. Its a dangerous job: you your life every day, a) work b) deal with ¢) risk We a lot of different problems. a) work b) deal with ¢) risk im not very keen, violent films. a) of b) about ¢) on Eve to Australia next month, a)isgoing b) went ¢ go 1 __ dinner tonight. 'm just going to have a snack a) don't have) ‘mnot having ¢) don't having to come out on Saturday night? a) Do you like b) Would you like _¢) Are you liking ''m afraid Ella isn’t here at the moment. Can | a message? ‘a)make b) give ¢) take | bought these souvenirs at a in Greece. a) street b) shopping ¢) nature We can’t go to the restaurant, so we'll have to _____our reservation. a) arrange b) book ¢) cancel Hello, Petra Can |help you? a) is speaking b) speaking ¢) I'm speaking Hi, Mike, Pleased you. I'm Nia. a) of meeting b)I met ¢) tomeet ‘What are your plans for the weekend? anything nice? a) Are you doing) Did you do ¢) Do you do market 230VOCABULAR' GRAMMAR: - MAKE AND DO Complete the phrases with make or do. a speech well/badly ___a project a phone call business a decision ___ my homework ameal Write answers beginning with I made or I did. Use the words in brackets. 1 How did you lose weight? (decision) {made a decision to start eatinghealthily. 2 How did you contact her? (phone) 3 How do you know Ben Garmin? (business) 4 [heard the restaurant was closed, so what did you do? (meal) 5 What type of work did you do at school today? (project) 6 What did you do in the library after school? (homework) 7 How did the Public Speaking conference finish? (speech) 8 How was the singing competition? (well) PRESENT PERFECT + EVER/NEVER Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs in brackets. er been (never / be) on TV. 2_ you /ever/ sing) to an audience? 3 Sheena and Rick (never / travel) by train. 4 My grandad _ (never / use) a computer. 5 he / ever / make) a speech? 6 you / ever /ie) to your best friend? Blisa _____ (never / eat) ‘octopus. Ui __ (you / ever / win) a competition? Circle the correct sentence in each pair. 1 a) Ive first played the guitar when Iwas a teenager. bb) | first played the guitar when | was a teenager. 2. a) When you worked in Hollywood, have you ever met anyone famous? b) When you worked in Hollywood, did you ever meet anyone famous? 3 a) Have you ever eaten sushi? Try some! b) Did you ever eat sushi? Try some! 4 a) Last night | read until 2a.m, b) Last night I've read until 2a.m. 5 a) Did you ever see the film No Country for Old ‘Men? | have the DVD. b) Have you ever seen the film No Country for Old Men? | have the DVD. 6 a) In 1989 the government did something that changed the world. b) In 1989 the government has done something that changed the world, 7 a) She has never been to the theatre. b) She has ever been to the theatre. 8 a) I've ever worked in retail in my life. b) I've never worked in retail in my life. Underline the correct alternatives. Hi Janine, | 'was/'ve been here for a week now and already l?made/'ve made lots of friends. I share a room with a man called Don. Yesterday he asked me, "Did you ever spend/Have you ever spent time in a place like this?" | told him, I “went/have been ‘camping when I was ten.’ He *laughed/has laughed! He °spent/has spent half his life here! There are lots of things to do: there’s a gym. a cinema, a library and a few clubs. | “didn’t have/ ‘haven't had time to join any clubs yet, but this afternoon we *watched/have watched a film in the cinema. The only bad thing is the food. | “didn’t ever eat/'ve never eaten such terrible food before in my whole life! Best wishes, BobMORE THAN A HOBBY Gordon Ramsay 1. When Wallace Stevens walked into his office every morning his colleagues didn’t know about his secret: Stevens lived double life. By day he worked for an insurance company ‘The rest of his life was spent becoming one of the greatest American poets of the twentieth century 2 Secret talentis more common than we think, even with people who are already famous in one area. Take Luciano Pavarotti, who was one of the world’s greatest classical singers. Not many people know that before he became a singer, he was an outstanding football player. The same is true of TV chef Gordon Ramsay, who is now well-known for his brilliant cooking and his bad language. Ramsay played professional football for Glasgow Rangers, one of Scotland’s Do you recognise any of the people in the photos? Why are they famous? What else are/were they good at? Read the article to find out. Read the article again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? 1 The people in the text are famous for one thing, but also good at another thing, 2 Wallace Stevens’ colleagues didn't know he was a poet. 3 Gordon Ramsay was a chef before he became a famous footballer. 4 Churchill and Havel were both actors and politicians 5 Woody Allen plays the clarinet and the saxophone. Circle the correct meaning for the words and phrases from the text. 1 lived a double life (paragraph 1) a) had two very different lifestyles b) had a difficult life 2. the same is true of (paragraph 2) a) this situation is very different from b) this situation is very similar to 3. bad language (paragraph 2) a) speaking badly about another person b) saying bad words 4 made their name (paragraph 3) a) became famous b) learnt to do something Winston Church iy Alen 3> Anumber of politicians first made their name in other jobs. Most people know that Arnold Schwarzenege a very sticcessful acting career before becoming of California, Winston Churchill, prime minister of Great Britain, also had another talent: he wrote great history books. Churchill's books won him the Nobel Prize in Li 1953. Vielav Havel, who was the first president of the Czech Republic, was also a great writer had 4. ‘There are also musicians and actors who have secret talents. Paul McCartney and David Bowie are both painters, Paul Newman was a raci ‘car driver and aetor Colin Farrell is professional line dancer. And only those who go toa litte hotel bar in New York City every Monday would know that ‘one of the best clarinet players in town is actor and film director Woody Allen, He certainly plays the elarinet better than Bill Clinton plays the saxophone! WTI J CORRECTING MISTAKES Find and correct nine mistakes in the text: three grammar (gr), three spelling (sp) and three punctuation (p). THE GREATEST MIND IN FICTION belong Most of fiction’s great minds belongs { either to criminals or to the men and women who catch them. A greatest of these is probably Sherlock Holmes. The Holmes stories were written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle a docter from edinburgh, Scotland. Conan Doyle knew a lot about the human body and pollice work, and he has used this information in his books. Very quickly, Conan Doyle's hero beccame popular. When Holmes was Killed in one story, thousands of readers protested. Conan Doyle changed his mind, and Holmes appeared in another storyVOCABULARY EDUCATION \. Read the clues and complete the crossword. MIA|KIE Across 1 One of the best things about going to university is that you make alot of new friends, 4 On Friday, we have to doa : 50 | need to learn the vocabulary. 7 Id love to play the , but our flat is too small to have one — so I play the guitar instead! 8 At my school we play alot of - It keeps us fit. 10 | don't study _very often because | don’t have internet access at home. 11 Ihave to end of the year. an exam at the Down 1 | don't like speaking French because | make a lot of 2 At the end of the year all the students givea 3 Whenyou__art, you learn about painters like Picasso and Salvador Dali 5 Id like to study foreign like Russian and Spanish. 6 At school we didn’t have to wear a We wore our own clothes. 9 Every week we games like tennis or netball CIE be CAN, HAVE TO, MUST ® Read the advertisements and complete the conversations with can, can't, have to or don't have to. LEARN TO PLAY MUSIC - BEGINNERS’ CLASS ‘Always wanted to play the drums? Or the guitar? Want to try the piano? ‘Come and join us for fun music lessons. Try any instrument you want, and we'llhelp you learn to play. No previous experience necessary. We supply the instruments, so you don’t need to bring your own. Children and adults welcome. Conversation 1 Susan: — Hi.(d like to come to the beginners’ music class. Do!'__have to _ be able to play an instrument? Teacher: No, you* play an instrument. You choose your instrument here, and we'll help you to learn. Susan: | come to a lesson first to see if like it? Teacher: Well, 'm afraid you® __come to the lessons unless you sign up for the whole course. Susan: OK* __ | bring children? Teacher: Yes, you’ Children love it. Susan: Dol? bring my own instrument? Teacher: No, we have instruments here you * use Join our Arabic language and culture course Full price: £180 Reduced rates for students: £130 Just come along tothe fst class. No need to register it just bring ‘an enrolment form with you. Pay after the class if you wish to enrol Conversation 2 Student: I'ma student. How much do |? pay? Secretary: Its a reduced rate, so you only pay £130. Student: Dol? __register first? Secretary: Noyou‘ _to register. You® come along to the first lass. I you like the class, you “complete the form at the end of the lesson. Student: ' | pay by cheque? Secretary: Yes, you* pay by card or cheque on the night. 4.1 Listen and complete the sentences. 1. How much pay? 2 __ park here? 3 Visit her before we leave. 4 stay in this hotel. 5 wear that! 6 tell anyone. Practise saying the sentences.Rewrite the sentences. Replace the underlined words with phrases with can/can't. 1 You are not allowed to have your mobile phone switched on 2 You have to register before it's possible to use the site 3 'mafraid it isn't possible for her to speak to you at the moment. 4 It's OK to use my computer if you want to. Rewrite the sentences. Replace the underlined words with phrases with have to/don’t have to or ‘must/mustn't. There may be more than one possible answer. 1 tS necessary to be good at foreign languages if you want to learn Mandarin, 2. Itimportant to be there on time or they wor't let usin. 3 Itisn’t necessary for us to have a licence to fish here, 4 Itsimportant that you don’t tell him I'm here. Look at the exam rules and complete the conversation with can/can't, have to/don’t have to or must/mustn't. There may be more than one possible answer. EXAM RULES ‘mobile phones x talk to other students x arrive on time v eat/drink in the examination room x (but water OK) have a dictionary v Teacher: Are there any questions? Dan: Yes.°__Can__we bring our mobile phones into the room? Teacher: No, you” You? turn them off and leave them outside in your bag, Juli Is it OK to eat during the exam? Teacher: No.You‘___havea bottle of water, but you 5 have anything else to eat or drink Marco: Dowe* __leave our dictionaries in our bags? Teacher: No, you’ bring dictionaries into the examination. Dan: What happens if we arrive late? Teacher: You’ ___arrive on time or you »__ “come into the examination room, y © ___we talk to other students? Teacher: No. You talk at all during the examination. Now, does everybody understand? Is everything clear? ISTENING 4.2 Listen to the first part of an interview about different types of learner. Match the pictures with the types of learner. 10 J 2Iasy a hisyay od 1 git 40 1 Picture holist - learns lots of information about a topic, but in no particular order 2 Picture serialist - learns things in sequence from the bottom up 43 Listen to the second part of the interview. Are the sentences about serialists (5) or holists (H)? 1 This learner likes to understand detail 2. This leamer reads instructions before using a new piece of equipment. 3 This learner might read a chapter from the middle of a book first. 4 This learner makes a careful plan before writing, 5 This learner reads around the topic and makes lots of notes before writing. Circle the correct option to complete the statements. 1 Students a) are always either serialists or holists. b) often use both serialist and holist approaches. 2. Serialists like to learn things a) in the correct order. b) in any order. 3 Aholist likes to have an idea of the ‘big picture’ and a) doesn't worry about deta b) thinks that the detail is very important.