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Pre -int e rme dia t e Workbook Key Book le t
Christina Latham-Koenig
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1 GR AM M AR
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
a
4 I d o n't p lay tennis
5 W h e re d id y o u stud y En g l i s h befo re?
6 W h a t k i n d o f m u sic d o y o u listen to ?
7 H o w o f ten d o y o u d o exercise?
5 H e d o esn't have a beard
6 Th e y d o n't go to the g y m
7 She d o esn't w rite a b lo g
W h e re d id y o u go last w eekend ?
b
2 d id y o u d o last nig ht
3 T V p ro g ram m es d o es y o u r g irlf rie n d
w atch
4 is y o u r b irthd ay
5 are y o u f ro m
6 d id y o u r friend s go o n ho lid ay last y ear
7 d o y o u read
8 w ere y o u ang ry y esterd ay
c
2d
3i
4g
5e
6h
7b
8a
9f
10c
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
3R
4 M
5B
6K
2 Do es
3 do
4 Do cs
5 do
a D o w n : 2 leg g ing s 3 tro users
4 shirt
6 trac ksu it 7 cap
A c ro ss: 3 trainers 5 belt 8 co at
9 d ress
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2 GR AM M AR
a
VOC AB U LAR Y
2 b ald
2 are re lax ing 3 are w al k i n g 4 is l y i n g
5 is relaxing 6 are sitting 7 are they d o ing
8 arc w aiting
b
9 arc w atc hing
10 is p lay ing
2 d riv es 3 are sleep ing 4' s rai n i n g
5 d ri n k s 6 like 7 w o rks 8 w ears
9 're stu d y ing 10 liv e
3 straig ht, c u rly
4 beard , m o ustache
6 th i n , o v erw eig ht
5 fat, sl i m
7 red , m e d i u m heig ht
b
2d
6f
c
2 extro v ert
3 m e an 4 u n f ri e n d l y
6 unkind
7 tu nny 8 intellig ent
3c
4 next to
6 Do es
2 earns 3 stud y 4 w ant 5 liv es
6 share 7 have 8 d o esn't c o m e
9 d o esn't like 10 p refer
11 d o n't see
12 get o n
2
71
2 o n the left 3 i n f ro nt o f
5 b e hind 6 betw een
7 Do es
a
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
a
2 i t d o esn't rai n a lo t here
3 W e d o n't liv e i n a flat
4 W h a t lang uag es c an y o u sp eak?
8
b
a
2 D o y o u hav e any b ro thers o r sisters?
3 W h a t univ ersity d o y o u go to ?
4a
5b
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
o/ : f ashio n, sand als, sw eater, trainers,
tro users
5 laz y
shirt, skirt, T- shirt, th i rd , w o rl d
a
2P
c
2 p ro g ram m e 3 thirteen 4 th i rty
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a D av i d H o c k n e y used his iPh o n e and i Pad to
5 u niv ersity 6 w eekend 7 m ag az ine
d raw them ,
a 1 w atches
2 liv es 3 likes 4 starts
8 sister 9 lang uag e
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b 1 In Paris.
5 leaves
6 c o o ks
4 SPELLI NG AN D N U M B ER S
a
c
2 sev enteen, eig hteen
3
4
5
6
7
8
b
4 LI STENI NG
eig hty , nine ty
o ne hu nd re d , o ne h u n d re d and o ne
eig ht h u n d re d , nine hu nd re d
f o u r h u n d re d and f if ty , f iv e h u n d re d
fiv e tho u sand , sev en tho u sand
th i rty tho u sand , f o rty tho u sand
2 exercise 3 breakfast
4 f am ily
5 c inem a 6 tho u sand 7 teacher
8 u niv ersity 9 w eekend
10 im p o rtant
2
3
4
5
2 extro v ert 3 u n f rie n d ly 4 g enero us
5 m o ustache
6 serio u s 7 c u rly 8 quiet
9 o v erw eig ht
Th e su nrise.
H e send s them to his friend s.
30 January .
Fiv e euro s.
4 READI NG
b
2T
3F
4F
5T
Pra ct ica l 3 ^ "
Hot el Problems
5 LI STENI NG
a
three
c
IE
1 CALLI NG R ECEPTI ON
5 LI STENI NG
2
3
4
5
a Because so m e friend s arc w aiting fo r h i m . /
6 I'll p ut y o u thro u g h to TT.
2A ,F
3B, D
There's a p ro b le m w i t h the sho w er.
I'll send so m eb o d y u p rig ht aw ay.
I'm so rry to b o ther y o u ag ain.
I hav e a p ro b l e m w i th the W i - Fi .
Because Sand ra's b o y f rie n d arriv es,
b
1T
2F
3F
4T
ST
6F
2 SOCI AL ENGLI SH
2 g o o d v i e w 3 l o o k i n g f o rw ard
4 m u st be
5 By the w ay
3 READI NG
a
2T
3T
4F
5T
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1 GR AM M AR
1 GR AM M AR
a
b
2 to r, w al k
3 bo o k
4 abro ad
5 hire 6 o ut 7 stay
9 sunbathe
10 aw ay
8 sig htseeing
2 su nny 3 c ro w d e d
5 u n h e l p f u l 6 basic
4 d elic io u s
7 f rie nd ly 8 lo v ely
9 clo ud y
a 2 w as sn o w in g
3 w eren't d ri v i n g
4 w as he d o in g
5 w ere y o u c ry i n g
6w assittin g 7 w ere liv ing
b
2 GR AM M AR
Irreg ular: bo ug ht, c o u ld , cho se, ate, felt, said
c
2 The y d id n' t buy
3 Th e p eo p le w eren't
4 I d id n' t sunbathe
5 W e d id n' t h ire
6 H e d id n' t sp end
2 w anted
6 w ent
3 b o o ked
7 asked
4 to o k
8 lo o ke d
5 arriv ed
9 c o u ld n' t
a
2 in
3 o n, in, at, o n
7 in, o n
8 A t, in, i n
3 o n, i n , o n
4 in, o n
5 d i d the w o m a n at the d esk
4 LI STENI NG
6 d i d they go
a
Yes.
b
2b
3 b o o ked
o n 7 at, i n
4 inv ited
2 rang , sat
4 said , w ent
5 gave, mad e
a2
c3
d5
e4
c
1 so 1 d id n' t hav e any breakfast
2 but I had a great ho lid ay i n Eg y p t
3 altho u g h I d o n't really l i k e h i m
4 s o l c alled the p o lic e
5 altho u g h he has a lo t o f m o ney
6 because she c o uld n't f i n d her w allet
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
a2g
3f
4b
5h
6a
7e
8c
8 at, at
3 d ro v e, w ro te
1 aw f u l , b irthd ay , ev ening , p erfect,
restaurant, seco nd
2 ag ain, altho u g h, because, inv ite
5 at
6 o n.
4 READI NG
a
1 caug ht, saw
4 LI STENI NG
l b so
l c A l th o u g h 2a A l th o u g h
2b so
2c because 3a but 3b A l th o u g h
3 c because
5 on
2 o n, in
2 d id they w ant
3 d i d they b o o k
4 d i d they arriv e
a 2 w anted
4 on
6 at, in, at
b
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
c
4 Su d d enly
6 A fter that
b
a
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
10 w ent
d
2 w ere hav ing 3 go t 4 w as sp eaking
5 no tic ed
6 w as sitting 7 d ec id ed
8 w ent 9 said
10 sto p p ed
11 w as p assing
12 to o k
13 c am e
14 w as s m i l i n g
15 lo o ke d 16 w as lau g hing
3 w hen
5 Tw o m inu tes later
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
7 O u r r o o m w asn't
c
8 w asn't w o rk i n g
2 H e fell o f f his b ike w h e n he w as
c y c lin g ho m e
3 Th e c h ild re n w ere p lay in g v id e o games
w h e n the v isito rs arriv ed
4 W e w ere hav ing a barbecue w h e n it
started to rai n
5 I w as f i n i s h i n g m y rep o rt w h e n m y
c o m p u ter crashed
10 d isg u sting
a Re g u lar: arriv e d , asked , inv ite d , rented ,
stay ed , su nb athed
b
a 2 N e x t d ay
2,5,1,4,3
5 LI STENI NG
3c
4a
5a
IT
2F
3F
4T
5F
6T

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1 GR AM M AR
1 GR AM M AR
a
2 ' m g o ing to b o o k
3 isn't g o ing to sleep
a
4 's, g o ing to get
5 isn't g o ing to fly
b
6 're g o ing to be
7 ' m no t g o in g to stay
8 A r e , g o ing to need
2 in
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
4 R EADI NG
a three
fiF
5 LI STENI NG
a D i al o g u e 2
D i al o g u e 3
D ialo g u e 4
D i al o g u e d
c
2 w hich
6 w here
lO w ho
5b
3 w ho
7 w ho
6g
7e
4 w hich
8 w here
8c
.5 w h i c h
9 w here
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 kind
3 si m i l ar
6 exam p le
3 abo ut
4 fo r
5 on
6 to
7 at
8 of
Check-in
Im m i g rati o n
Bag g ag e re c laim
C u sto m s
1 a sand w ic h 2 B28
3 415 673 702
4 grey
5 so m e cho co late
2 I'd lo v e to .
3 A re y o u free this w eekend ?
4 So rry , no . I' m w o rk i n g o n Saturd ay .
5 W h at abo ut next w eekend ? W h at are y o u
d o ing then?
2 lif t 3 D e p artu re s 4 c hec k- in 5 gate
6 p assp o rt c o n tro l 7 Bag g ag e R e c l ai m
8 tro lley 9 C u s to m s
10 A rri v al s
5T
4h
4 like
7 so m eo ne
5 so m e thing
8 so m ew here
a 2 a quite, b q uiet 3 a sho es, b so cks
4 a sw eet, b suit 5 a sightsee, b sunbathe
6 a w eig ht, b heig ht 7 a shirt, b sho rts
8 a clo ud y , b c ro w d e d
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
4T
/
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
W e' re g o in g to stay
w e're g o in g to rent
Is it g o ing to be
it isn't g o in g to rai n
3F
b
3d
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
5 W e're g o ing to be
6 are y o u g o ing to d o
2T
a 2a
7 /
8 she's g o ing to hav e
4 are y o u g o in g to trav el
b
2
3 it's g o ing to be
4 he's g o in g to get the jo b
5 aren't g o in g to m iss
6 /
b 2 w e aren't g o ing to go
3 W e' re g o in g to go
7
8
9
10
2're d riv ing 3 aren't sto p p ing 4' re g etting
5 're g o ing 6 aren't takin g 7 'rc sto p p ing
8 're arriv in g 9 're p ic king 10 're c atc hing
4 READI NG
a
2f ash io n ista
3 C h i c k lit
4E- w as te
5 sand w ic h g eneratio n
6 A g r i to u r i s m
7 N etiq u ette
8 stay catio n
6 N o th i n g . N e x t w eekend is f ine .
7 G reat. D o y o u like w al ki n g ?
8 I lo v e it!
5 LI STENI NG
9 O K . Let' s g o to D e v o n - the c o u ntry sid e
is b e au tif u l!
b 2F
a
three
3T
4T
5F
6F
7F
8T
4 READI NG
a
nine
b
2B
problems
3P
4B
5V
6P
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
5 LI STENI NG
a Italy and Franc e
b 2 a stud ent 3 a w eek 4 V enice
5 the Lo u v re 6 i n ho tels
2 m enu
3 starter
4 m a i n co urse
5 w aiter / w aitress
6 d essert
7 bill
2 AT THE R ESTAU R AN T
2 Yes, p lease.
3 C a n I get y o u so m ething to start w ith ?
4 N o , thank y o u . Just a m a i n co urse. I'd l i k e
the steak, p lease.
5 A n d h o w w o u l d y o u like y o u r steak?
Rare , m e d i u m o r w e l l d o ne?
6 Rare , p lease.
7 W o u l d y o u l i k e that w ith fries o r w i t h a
b aked p o tato ?
8 A baked p o tato , p lease.
9 O K . A n d to d ri n k ?
10 W ater, p lease.
11 Sti l l o r sp arkling ?
12 Sti l l .
13 H ere' s y o u r steak, m ad am .
14 I'm so rry but I asked fo r m y steak rare
an d this is w e l l d o ne.
3 SOCI AL ENGLI SH
1 start w i th 2 any sug g estio ns, be great
3 w c hav e 4 a m istake, m y d ay 5 to g o
4 R EADI NG
a 2 5 p . m . - 7 p . m . 3 $12.95 4 2 1 4 E. 9 th St
5 Restau rants i n the Theatre D i stri c t
6 $30- $45
7 A tl u n c h ti m e
7 Sc an d in av ian f o o d

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a
2 m ake 3 tid y 4 lay
7 d o 8 p ut aw ay
5 c lean
b
2 m ake
5 do
7 do
3 m ake
4 do
6 take o ut
a
6 m ake
b
8 m ake
2 c hang ing ro o m s 3 checko ut 4 receip t
5 suit 6 size 7 fit 8 take, back
9 sho p assistants
a
2 any thing 3 any w here 4 any w here
5 any o ne n so m ething 7 no b o d y
8 so m ew here 9 so m eb o d y
D o w n : 2 item
b
2T
5 au c tio n
A c ro ss: 3 basket
2 H av e y o u m ad e any p lans f o r the
w eekend yet
3 W e hav en't f in ish e d l u n c h yet
2's just fallen
5 interested
a 2 I hav en't b ro u g ht my cred it c ard
8 relaxed
4 H a s y o u r sister ev er w o rke d as a m o d e l
5 Y o u hav en't w o r n y o u r new shirt
6 H av e I ever to ld y o u abo ut m y ho lid ay
i n G reec e
7 Th e sho p p ing centre's nev er been so
c ro w d e d
3' v e just w o n
5 's just laid
S I've nev er u sed eBay
b
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2 y o u n g 3 y ear 4 y e llo w 5 u n i f o r m
6 jacket 7 teenager
8 brid g e 9 ju m p er
10 enjo y
2 A H av e y o u ever so ld , B have, A d id y o u sell,
3 A H av e y o u ever w o r n ,
B hav en't 4 A H av e y o u ever lo st, B hav e,
left 5 A H av e y o u ev er had , B hav e, d id n' t
hav e, c o u ld n' t
4 READI NG
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
a
3T
4T
5F
6E
7T
2 p ro c eed
3 clo thes
9 b o re d
7 d ep ressing
10 excited
a
1 an y th in g , d ress, friend ly , sw eater, w ebsite
2 co at, d o n't, go es, ho m e, p ho to s
3 f u nny , g lo v es, lu nc h, so m e thing , n o th i n g
4 READI NG
a
2 T i d y y o u r w ard ro b e
3
4
5
6
7
8
Liste n to so m e p o d casts
Play b o ard games
Bake a lo af o f bread
L e a r n h o w to juggle
M e e t y o u r neig hb o u rs
O rg an i z e y o u r shelves
9 Take so m e p ho to s
10 Sta r ta b l o g
4 c ard
5 LI STENI NG
5 LI STENI NG
Sp eaker 3
b
b
Sp eaker 2 E ,
Sp eaker 5 C
4 d ep ressed
6 e x c iting
a Sp eaker 1 w ent c am p ing i n the Lake D istric t.
a
Sp eaker 4 D ,
3 b o ri n g
4 LI STENI NG
a A sho p p ing centre
Sp eaker 3 A .
7F
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
B d id n't w ant
2
6F
3 H as A n n a g o ne / been sho p p ing
6' v e just m issed
b 2 F
5T
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 relaxing
7 I hav en't cleaned the b ath ro o m yet
8 Ed w ard has alread y taken o ut the ru b b ish
4' v e just cleaned
4F
2 GR AM M AR
4 D an i e l has alread y tid ied his ro o m
5 I've alread y d o ne the i ro n i n g
6 H av e y o u b een to the su p erm arket yet
b
3T
6 checko ut
S d eliv ery
2 GR AM M AR
a
7 w ebsite
4 p ay m ent
Sp eaker 2 stay ed i n a ho tel i n Paris.
2 £ 1 . 4 5 b illio n
3
4
5
6
7
8
Tw o d ep artm ent sto res, o ne
su p erm arket, and 300 sm aller sho p s
70
10,000
By car. bus, train, and by the u nd erg ro u nd
So m e tro users
Because there w ere to o m any p eo p le in
the c hang ing ro o m s to try them o n
Sp eaker 3 w ent to a l o c al m u se u m .
Sp eaker 4's b ro ther and w if e came to stay.
b
1 Sp eaker 3
4 Sp eaker 3
2 Sp eaker 4
6 Sp eaker 4
3 Sp eaker 2
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a 2 w o rse 3 m o re slo w ly 4 ho tter
5 hard er 6 f u rther 7 better 8 healthier
9 m o re d ang ero us
10 busier
b 2 as sty lish as her sho es
3 as b ig as m y boss's
4 p lay as w ell as Sp ai n
5 d riv e as c aref u lly as m e
6 as exp ensiv e as lap to p s
7 lo o k as relaxed as H a r r y
8 as dirty as his shirt
a 2 w ettest 3 furthest 4 w o rst 5 ug liest
6 safest 7 mo st exc iting 8 f riend liest
b 2 the m o st interesting
3 m o st exp ensiv e
4 best 5 busiest
a 2 illness 3 s k i n 4 faces
6 p rev ent 7 b rain
c
a 2 a few 3 m any 4 m u c h 5 a little
6 eno u g h 7 m any 8 A little 9 a lo t o f
10 a few
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 sp end
3on
4 w aste
5 save
6 in
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b
b 2cen(tr^i
c
3 parents
4(a|go
6 patient
8 c^)mmunica^5 )n
7 problem
9 tr^ d iu io jnal
11 seconds
lO0round
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b
2 tal l eno ug h 3 to o m u c h 4 eno ug h tim e
5 to o m u c h 6 tot.) many 7 eno ug h exercise
5 sleep eno u g h
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
1 m u c h , no ne 2 few , f o o d , to o
3 d iet, like, quite 4 any, healthy , m any
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
a 2 centre 3 p arents 4 ago
5 c h ild re n
6 p atient 7 p ro b le m 8 c o m m u n ic atio n
9 trad itio nal 10 aro u nd
11 seco nd s
12 better
5 children
2 That's the fastest car I've ever d riv e n
3 It's the m o st b e au tif u l b u i l d i n g w e'v e
ever seen
4 That's the healthiest m eal he's ev er eaten
5 It's the best p ho to g rap h y o u'v e ever taken
6 Th i s is the m o st exc iting sp o rt I've
ever d o ne
7 That's the w o rst f lig h t w e'v e ever had
8 Th i s is the m o st interesting city I've
ever v isited
5 bo nes
a 2 co ast
3 w est
2 p o lluted
4 p o p u l ati o n
3 safe
4 no isy
6 c ro w d ed
2 to w n h al l
3 castle
5 fam o us
5 b o ri n g
4 READI NG
a
p o tato es
b
2F
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5F
6F 7T
4 statue
5 LI STENI NG
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a A l i c e is 35. H e r b o d y age is 31.
a 2 c ro w d ed 3 d ang ero us 4 exc iting
b 2 no 3 any 4 a lo t o f 5 p o sitiv e
5 f rig htening 6 g enero us
7 interesting
6 a little 7 a few 8 eno u g h
8 p o llu ted 9 ro m antic zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFED
4 READI NG
b 2F
3T
4T
5F
6F
4 LI STENI NG
a
LI STENI NG
1 Sp eaker 3
2 Sp eaker 5
1, 2, 4, 6
b 2F
3F 4T
The wrung shoes
5F
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
2d
3 Sp eaker 2
3e
4a
5b
5 Sp eaker 4
H ap p iest: Sp eakers 4 + 5
Least hap p y : Sp eaker 2
2 TAKI NG SOM ETHI NG B ACK
TO A SH OP
2 bo ug ht 3 p ro b le m 4 af raid 5 siz e
6 sm all 7 m e d i u m 8 see 9 so rry
10 ref u nd 11 c hang ing ro o m s
12 receip t
3 SOCI AL ENGLI SH
2 O h , y o u kno w . W o r k i n g ! But it w as O K .
3 W h y d o n't w e go o ut fo r d inner? I c o u ld
b o o kare stau ran t.
4 O K . Fo r w hat tim e?
5 Ei g h t o 'clo ck?
6 C a n w e m ake it a bit earlier? Say, sev en
thirty ?
7 O K . I' ll go and have a sho w er then.
8
Su re.
4 READI NG
a 2 Tif f an y & C o
b
1 key b o ard
3 Ric ky ' s
2 p ricey
4 eng ag ement
5 huge
4 Ri c k y ' s
3 accesso ries
6 d o - it- y o u rself

8.

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GR AM M AR zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 GR AM M AR
1 GR AM M AR
a 2 Sh al l I lend y o u so m e m o ne y
3 I' ll have the c hic ken
a 2 w o n't w i n 3 w o n't rem em b er
4 '11 fo rg et 5 w o n' t sell 6 '11 m iss
2
5 H av e ... d ream t, 've ... h ad
6 are ... d o in g , ' m read ing
4 P u l lzyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
5 bro ken
7 D i d ... sleep , w o ke up
b 2 P
30
40
5D
6P
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8 tu r n o n 9 sent
8 are ... leav ing , g o ing to g o
2
2 Gemini
VOC AB U LAR Y
2 pay
4 READI NG
a
2 d o ... g o ,re ad
3 w i l l w in,'11 lo se
4 w ere ... d o in g , w as w atc h in g
4 Sh al l I take y o u r co at
5 Sh al l I tu rn o i f the air c o nd itio ning ?
6 I w o n't be late
VOC AB U LAR Y
2 learn 3 '11 pass
6 b o rro w
7 lo se
10 f o u n d
a
3 A rie s
4 A q u ariu s
3 co m e
4 take
5 giv e
6 send
5 Taurus
b 2 hav e d o ne 3 w o rks 4' s stu d y ing
5 has . -. p u b lished 6 help ed 7 cho se
8 d isco v ered
9 had
10 saw
U w ere w atc h i n g
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
5 LI STENI NG
2
a M art' s star sig n is C a p r i c o r n and A m y ' s star
VOC AB U LAR Y
2 w i th
3 fo r
4 at
5 to
6 in
7 of
8 f ro m
sig n is V i rg o ,
b
2M
3A
4A
5M
6M
7M
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2 no w
3 b o rro w
4 down
4 READI NG
a Pau l learnt no t to lend m o ney to strang ers,
b
a6
b3
c5
e4
f2
g8
h7
5 LI STENI NG
a Th e y h ad p ro b lem s w ith c rim e .
b
Sp eaker 2 A
Sp eaker 5 F,
KM
Sp eaker 3 C
Sp eaker 4 B
4 LI STENI NG
a
2 Y o u are f alling .
3 Y o u are lo st.
4 Y o u are f l y i n g .
5 Yo u can't escap e.
b D re am 2 a D re am 3 d D re am 4 c
D r e a m 5 b zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcb

9.

7A zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
7B
7C
1zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
GR AM M AR zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 GR AM M AR
1 GR AM M AR
a
2 to see 3 no t to f i n i sh
4 to f i n d
5 no t to tell 6 no t to d o
b 2 d if f ic u lt to talk
5 great to hear
2 to stud y 3 to b o o k 4 to m ake
c
3 i m ag i n i n g 4 d ri v i n g 5 listening
6 Stay ing 7 read ing 8 g etting u p
9 taking 10 g o ing 11 exerc ising
12 hav ing 13 T u r n i n g 14 leav ing
d
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 o f f ered
5 need ed
3 d id n' t w ant 4 p retend ed
6 p ro m ise d 7 p lanned
8 fo rg o t / d id n' t rem em b er
d id n' t rem em b er
10 trie d
9 fo rg o t /
11 learned
4 R EADI NG
4 w ri ti n g
2a
5 to get
2 w h e n to c all 3 h o w m an y to b uy
4 w h e i e t o g o 5 w hat to stud y
6 h o w m u c h to take
3 stu d y ing
b
6 to take
d
2 p lay ing
a
5 sn o w in g 6 g o ing 7 s w i m m i n g
8 g etting 9 listening 10 using , no t d riv ing
3 easy to b uy
4 im p o rtan t no t to say
6 f u n to be
c
a
7 to rent
3e
4f
5d
3 D o ... have to , d o n't have to , have to
4 D o e s . . . have to , d o esn't have to , has to
6b
2 to use 3 b u y in g 4 to c arry 5 trav elling
6 to read 7 to lo o k f o r 8 to sho w
9 read ing 10 l o o k i n g 11 no t to lo se
12 to b o rro w
13 to le nd 14 read ing
15 to take
16 to charg e
b 2 Y o u m ust
5 Y o u m ust
c
3b
4a
5d
3 Y o u m u stn't
6 Y o u m u stn't
2 m ustn't
3 m u stn't
5 m u stn't
6 d o n't hav e to
4 d o n't have to
2 quite d i f f i c u l t to u nd erstand
A m e ri c an f i l m s
3
4
5
6
6f
new teacher sp eaks v ery fast
o f tho se stud ents are ab it u nf rie nd ly
En g l i s h b o o ks is a really g o o d id ea
inc red ib ly hard to learn C h i n e se
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
4 READI NG
a Th e w riter is g enerally p o sitiv e abo ut
m o thers- in- law .
a
a Stu d ents' o w n answ ers.
b 2b
4 LI STENI NG
3a
4c
a
b
no
b 2J
3 su rp rise
4 eng ine
b
a
5 LI STENI NG
2 p ro m ise
4D
5J
6D
7D
8J
2 Lu is
3 Kiko
4 Jo sef
5 G l o ri a
6 Pao lo
o ne
5 LI STENI NG
Sp eaker 2 D
a O n all M a c c o m p u ters, iPho nes, the i Po d
Sp eaker 3 A
Sp eaker 4 E
to u c h and the iPad .
Sp eaker 5 B
3D
4 Y o u m u stn't
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2e
1 d o n't have to , have to
2 D o ... have to , have to , d o n't have to
b
2 aro u nd 3,000
5 2006
3 8,000
4 290, 000
pharmacy
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 co ld
3 bad sto m ac h
5 head ache
4 tem p erature
6 co ugh
2 GOI NG TO A P H AR M AC Y
2 w e ll
3 sy m p to m s
6 better
7 take
4 have
8 every
5 allerg ic
9 o ften
10 much
3 SOCI AL ENGLI SH
1 lo v ely, g lad
2 C a n , fo r
3 sho u ld , sure
4 READI NG
2C
3A
41
5H
6G
7F
8B
9D

10.

8C
8A zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
8B zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 GR AM M AR
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GR AM M AR zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 GR AM M AR
a
b
2 sho u ld , F
3 sho uld n't, E
5 sho u ld , C
6 sho u ld n' t, D
2 sho u ld n't d r i n k
4 sho u ld n' t, A
B4
G l
D7
2e
b
2 see 3 use 4 w o n' t get
6 d o esn't w o rk 7 w i l l be
3 sho u ld go
4 sho u ld see
5 sho u ld tell
6 sho u ld n't g iv e 7 sho u ld call
c
a
E6
F2
c
G5
3 go t lo st
4 get fit
a 2 lo st, m issed
3 so up
4 bo o k
Sp eaker 3 D
2 y o urs
3 W h o s e lap to p is that, his
4 W h o s e keys are tho se, hers
5 W h o s e car is that, o u rs
6 W h o s e co ats are tho se, y o u rs
7 W h o s e ho use is that, theirs
b
3 tell, says
4 w aitin g , ho p e 5 w atc h in g , l o o k at
6 k n o w n , met 7 b o rro w , le nd
8 l o o k i n g fo r, f o u n d 9 w e arin g , c arry i n g
10 take, b ri n g
2 y o u rs, o urs 3 h is. H i s
5 Y o u r, M i n e , hers
4 o urs, theirs
2 q uietly
3 serio usly
5 d re am ily
6 c alm ly
4 laz ily
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2 d istance 3 d o llar 4 ad v antag e
5 enjo y
6 c o m p letely 7 rem em b er
8 p ro m ise
9 su sp ic io u s
4 LI STENI NG
tw o
b Sp eaker 2 B
Sp eaker 5 A
5 d o n't take
8 isn't
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
10 get, sc ho o l
2 c o u ld
a
6d
2 hang,'11 b ri n g , C
3 w alk,'11 hav e, F
4 thro w , m ake, w i l l co m e, A
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
4 LI STENI NG
a
5b
5 g etting w o rse 6 g o t tickets 7 get o n
8 go t, text message 9 g etting up
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
4f
5 's, catch, w o n' t be, G
6 break,'11 hav e, B
7 see, ru ns, 11 g o , E
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 gets ho m e
3a
Sp eaker 4 E
a fiv e
4 R EADI NG
b
a Stu d ents' o w n answ ers,
2
3
4
5
In M a y and June.
Ex tra nights i n a ho tel if y o u can't f ly ho m e.
Th i n g s w i l l o nly get w o rse.
Y o u r f am ily and f riend s at ho m e .
6 W h at they w i l l d o i f there is a natu ral
d isaster.
b
2G
3D
4H
5J
5 LI STENI NG
a Th e exp erim ent h o p e d to f o u n d o ut
i f m e n and w o m e n c o o k d ifferently .
It w asn't successful.
b
mm
2F
3T
4F
5F
6T
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11.

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GR AM M AR zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
a
2c
b
2 w o u ld y o u d o i f y o u found a m i l l i o n euro s
3 a p ho ne i f he c o u ld af f o rd o ne
3a
4c
5b
6d
a
4 gave me c av iar I w o u ld n' t eat it
5 w o u l d y o u say i f y o u c o u ld talk to the
p resid ent
6 l o o kf o ran e w jo b i f l w e re y o u
c
2 saw , w o u l d scream
3 w o u ld n ' t hav e, d id n't have
4 w asn't, w o u l d get
5 liv ed , w o u l d le arn
b
2 c lau stro p ho b ia d
3 arac hno p ho b ia a
4 g lo sso p ho b ia e
5 ac ro p ho b ia c
2 scared
4 terrif ied
3 fear
5 af raid
6 p ho b ia
b
3 since 4 f o r
7 fo r 8 since
2 since 3 since 4 f o r
7 f o r 8 since 9 since
3b
4f
5e
6h
7g
8a
2 GR A M M A R
a 2 sent 3 she m et 4 Th e y f e ll 5 they go t
6 The y had 7 The y m o v ed
they 'v e liv ed
9 has just p ut 10 he's b een 11 hav e m ad e
2 GR AM M AR
a 2 since
6 since
a 2d
5 fo r
5 since
d i d . , get, 've been
h as . . w o rked , f inished
have .. had , bo ug ht
d i d . , meet, 's k n o w n
hav e .. liv ed , arriv e d
6 Si
c 2 H o w lo n g has ... p lay ed
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3 H o w lo n g has ... liv ed
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
4 H o w lo n g has ... h ad
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
5 W h e n d i d ... hear
a 1 m arri e d , p rim ary , seco nd ary , sep arate
a A c ro ss: 2 c o w
6 je lly f ish 7 w hale
2 d iv o rc ed , m u sic ian , retire, successful
d 2 / H o w lo ng
9 bear
10 snake
3 /
D o w n : 3 sp id er 4 bee
5 sheep
8 ho rse
4 / since Feb ru ary
4 READI NG
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2 cam el 3 c hic ken 4 cro co d ile 5 d o lp hin
6 elep hant 7 g iraffe 8 jelly fish 9 l i o n
10 m o nkey 11 m o sq uito
13 sp id er 14 tiger
a A 7
b
a Stu d ents' o w n answ ers,
2
B2
C6
D3
H5
G4
2 d id his m o ther b uy
3 w ere
4 d id Jo hn L e n n o n d ie
5 has Julian Le n n o n m ad e
6 has Sean L e n n o n p lay ed
12rabbit
4 READI NG
b
5 / hav e y o u had
6 / fo r eig ht years
7 /
8 /
4 LI STENI NG
a a fear o f d o g s
b 2c
3a
4c
5 LI STENI NG
a The y w ere b o th tw o years o ld .
b
2F
3T
4T
5T
6T
7T
8F
5 LI STENI NG
a By p ressing his fing ers into the shark's eye.
b
1 A u stralia
2
3
4
5
6
7
Fi sh i n g
H i s head , sho uld ers, an d o ne o f his arm s.
M e tal
I lis so n
By helico p ter
H e had d eep cuts all o v er his b o d y an d a
b ro ken no se.
8 O v e r three metres lo n g
Pra ct ica l E K:
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Getting around
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
2 straig ht 3 ro u n d 4 exit
6 take 7 left 8 rig ht
5 lig hts
2 ASKI N G HOW TO GET THER E
2 C o u l d y o u say that ag ain?
3 H o w m an y sto p s is that?
4 O K . A n d then?
5 W h e re is it?
6 O K . Th an k s . See V O L later.
3 SOCI AL ENGLI SH
2 said 3 d o n't
7 th i n k
4 stay
5 feel
6 lo ng
4 READI NG
2 3 0 - 4 0 m inu tes 3 $14
4 S45
5 n o th i n g 6 6.30 a.m . 7 $13

12.

10B
IOC
10A zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
1 VOC AB U LAR Y
1 GR AM M AR
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VOC AB U LAR Y zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
a
2 g iv en 3 d isco v ered 4 u sed
6 sh o w n 7 c alled 8 inv ented
10 based
5 p lay ed
9 o p ened
a 2h
b
3e
2g
3c
4b
4a
5a
5b
6f
6i
7i
7f
8d
9g
8d
2 I d id n' t use to behav e
a 2 Th e f i l mzyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
The Iron Lady is based o n the
3 W e used to w ear
lif e o f M arg are t Thatc her
4 D i d A l e x use to hav e
3 M o b i l e p ho nes w eren't inv ented by A p p l e
5 d id n' t use to stud y
a
4 Le ad isn't used i n p etro l no w ad ay s
5 Lo w - c o st f lig hts are so ld o nline
6 Th e Petro nus To w ers w ere d esig ned by
an A rg e n ti n i an architect
7 Avatar w asn't d irected by Stev en Sp ielberg
b
8 M i n i s aren't mad e by a Bri ti s h c o m p any
any m o re
b
2 C o n tac t lenses w ere inv ented by a C z e c h
3
4
5
6
7
chem ist
W h e re are o liv es g r o w n
Th e V W Beetle w as d esig ned i n the 1930s
D i am o n d s are f o u nd i n m any d if f erent
c o lo u rs
W h e n w ere v itam ins d isco v ered
Sp anish is sp o ken in Sp ai n and m any
p arts o f So u th A m e r i c a
c
3 w ante d
4 rained
5 d ecid ed
4 LI STENI NG
a
2c
b
2 i n Percy Sp encer's p o cket, no t o n the table.
3 G e r m a n , no t A m e ri c an
4 glass an d p ap er, no t w ater and air.
3a
5 the man's w ife's h an d , no t his hand
6 p o tato c hip s, no t c risp s
7 a chef, no t a w aiter
8
'Sarato g achip s',no t'Sarato g ap o tato es'
4 d ie
5 ed u c atio n
6 elect
2 d ec isio n
6 d ecid ed
3 inv ite 4 Success
7 im ag ine 8 lif e
5 inf o rm
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2/
a 2 W h at' s the m o st i m p o rtan t lesso n
y o u learned at scho o l?
3 D i d y o u ever behav e bad ly ?
4 W h at subjects w ere y o u g o o d at?
5 W h a t d id y o u w ant to d o w h e n y o u left
scho o l?
3/
4X
5X
6/
7X
8/
4 READI NG
a To d isco v er i f a g o o d nig ht's sleep help s w h e n
y o u have to m ake an im p o rtan t d ec isio n.
b
2 at d ifferent tim es
4 So m e
5 four
8 R E M sleep
3 so m e tim e later
6 d if f erent
7 lo st
6 D i d y o u have a fav o urite teacher?
5 LI STENI NG
2 checked
3 d ec isio n
7 i m ag i n ati o n 8 i n f o r m 9 inv itatio n
10 liv e 11 o p tio n 12 o rg aniz e 13 succeed
4 READI NG
4
5
6
7
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a
b
b
8 al l the H a r r y Po tter f i l m s d irec ted by the
same p erso n
7 m ig ht make
2 VOC AB U LAR Y
H e used to g o
W e d id n' t use to u nd erstand
D i d y o u use to
Sc h o o l used to
2 are w o r n by p eo p le o f al l ages
3 w eren't inv ented by M i c ro s o f t
the heating c o ntro lled by a c o m p u ter
w as w ri tte n by Stieg Larsso n
aren't u sed by p eo p le v ery m u c h to d ay
w asn't p ainted by Pic asso
4 m ig ht take
6 m ig ht inv ite
b 2 m ig ht no t get 3 m ig h t hav e
4 m ig h t no t c o m e
5 m ig h t no t be
6 m ig ht m iss 7 m ig ht go 8 m ig ht f ai l
a
6 D i d y o u r friend s used to help
8 W h e re w ere the Lord of the Rings f i l m s
mad e
3 m ig ht have
5 m ig ht eat
6 u sed to be
7 d id n' t use to p lay
8 D i d y o u r teachers use to give
2
3
4
5
2 m ig ht go
5 m ig ht rain
9e
2 GR AM M AR
2 GR AM M AR
a
2T
3F
4F
5T
6T
7T
8F
a A m y w as g o o d at lang uag es at sc ho o l, but
To ny w asn' t.
b 2
3
4
5
6
stu d ied it at u niv ersity
so m e nu m b ers
to o u nc o m f o rtab le
G erm an
m ake y o u ng er p u p ils learn lang uag es
5 LI STENI NG
a
tw o
b
Sp eaker 2 D
Sp eaker 5 B
Sp eaker 3 A
Sp eaker 4 E

13.

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1 VOC AB U LAR Y
1 GR AM M AR
a 2zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
Tra c k 3 m atc h p o int, serv e 4 b u n ke r
a 2 o v er 3 after 4 o f f 5 i n 6 o n
5 lap 6 p enalty
7 co rner
b 2 th ro w aw ay 3 tu rn up 4 lo o k up
a 2 N e ithe r w as I 3 So d o I 4 So w o u l d I
5 So a m i 6 N either have I
b
b
1 into
2 ro u n d
5 to w ard s
c
3 into
6 p ast
A c ro ss: 4 d o w n
4 o u to f
5 lo o k f o rw ard to 6 get o n w i th
7 go o ut
8 try o n 9tak e b ac k l O g i v e u p
7 to , into
5 up
7 to w ard s
D o w n : 1 o ut o f 2 ro u n d
7 thro u g h 8 alo ng
3 into
8 acro ss
6 p ast
2 GR AM M AR
a
2 pay it back
2
3 lo o k fo r them
5 lo o ks after m y kid s
2 GR AM M AR
a 2 kic ke d , u nd er
4 threw , into
3 w ent th ro u g h
5 ran acro ss
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4
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5 W e d o n't get o n w i th them
6 Sh al l w e tu rn it o n
b 2 o ut o f 3 to 4 in to 5 alo ng 6 u nd er
7 p ast 8 th ro u g h 9 alo ng
10 to w ard s
11 acro ss
4 R EADI NG
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
a 2 v o lley b all
3 m o to r rac ing
5 w i n d s u r f i n g 6 c y c ling
8 ru g b y 9 athletics
4 sk i i n g
7 basketball
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7 p erso nality
8 d ef initely
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6 neither
3 PRONUNCI ATI ON
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a 2a
5 LI STENI NG
basketball
5 so
5 LI STENI NG
4 LI STENI NG
b 2 Sp eaker 5
4 b o th
4 R EADI NG
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6 giv e up 7 tu rn o n 8 w rite d o w n
b
VOC AB U LAR Y
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7 id entic al
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5 N e v e r better
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4 had n't f l o w n
b
2
3
4
5
3 had started
5 had read
a
6 had n't heard
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H a d he w o n a m ed al befo re
H a d they m ad e a cake befo re
H a d she r u n a m aratho n befo re
2 had d o ne the i ro n i n g , he p ut the
clo thes aw ay
3 thev had w atc hed the new s, they tu rned
o f f the T V
4 1 had read the b o o k, 1 gave it back
b
2 o p ened
3 had b ro ken 4 had alread y left
5 had n't sto len 6 had n't lo st 7 had seen
5 had left
9 had p ut
6 She had n't d o ne it.
4 LI STENI NG
C4
6a
7a
8b
e6
f8
g2
h7
D3
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Z a m b i a (no t Keny a)
s w u m to safety (no t w alked )
c o o k i n g (no t w ashing up)
to o sm all (no t big)
liv in g r o o m (no t kitc hen).
8 M r s D o d d ' s hu sb and (no t M r s D o d d )
d i d R E M stay
p lay s
d i d A m y W ine ho u se d ie
d o p o lar bears liv e
ro ad s jo in
p ro d uces the m o st b ananas
2 o v erw eig ht - It isn't used to d escribe
p erso nality .
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8 to ld
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9 said
4 said 5 to ld
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7 said
3 to ld
8 said
4 said
9 to ld
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d o sho p p ing .
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by 'to '.
8 get u p - It isn't a use o f ' g et' w h i c h m eans
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6 f o rw ard
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9 on
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7 into / acro ss
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7 sp end 8 get 9 earn
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3
4
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6
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2 VOC AB U LAR Y
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W e ' l l go to the p arty
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6 d ifferent 7 so rry 8 su m m er
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4
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10 f i n d
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6 to w el 7 th i n 8 ho rse 9 w o rd 10 w ear
11 fear 12 c ity
13c hem ist' s
14f o rg et
4 R EADI NG
a 2G
91
3J 4 C
10B
5H
6D
7F
8 A
5 LI STENI NG
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2 Sp o rt
3 C all
4M illio naire
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