b

INTRODUCTION 4 2 doing 6 making 15

b Do you live with your family? Yes, I do. 3 makes does b is going h sit
1 soup c
d
Do you live in an apartment? No, we don't.
Did you live in the same place when you were young? No,
go
collects
collect c
d
Do you smoke
do you work
Are you doing
don't know
,b wet
9
h
telling
don't m
you
your
we didn't. , do 're suffering
d under
never
I
I
can't
the
n because
f
Are your grandparents alive? No, they aren't. I No, they're
not.
Have you got a car? No, ! haven't.
9 2 parent 7 classmate
{
g
'm working
do you relall.:
want

b. k a g Can you understand 'English well? Yes, I can. 3 relative 8 colleague

h Does your 'English teacher speak your language? No, stranger 9 step mother 16
2 a noun ,
he/she doesn't. COUSlll
acquaintance
10 neighbour b
c
have got blue eyes
have a break
f
g
have a bad back
have a walk
b
,
d
an adjective
o verb
f
9
a noun
a noun
a noun
5' b doesn't it? a aren't you? 10
d have a sense of humour
having a shower
h have breakfast

haven't they? b don't you? 151 parents, classmates, hopes, works

3 d aren 't they? c haven't you? /zl spells, entertains, relatives, colleagues, spends 17'
, are there? d do you? Ilzl nieces, proctlses, acquaintances, pronounces, uses Laura responds to Cha rlotte's news first, then gives her news.
,
b enjoyment
enjoy f
enjoyable
trainee
can't you?
,
d training 9 trainer
6 11 Annette
b
2 It was great to hear all your news.
3 How lucky you are to live in Australia.
b Can you write 'customer' on the board, please? Onn Congratulations on getting married next April.
c What's the 'English word for this? Charlotte I was so sorry to hear about your gran dying.
d Which page are we on? I was amazed to hear about Anthony.
MODULE 1 Has anybody got a spare pen? b 6 It's funny you should mention Simon.
, Can you say that again, please? Moey 5 MoO'

1 Where did you start your journey?

g
h
What is tonight's homework?
How do you spell 'journey'?
What does 'colleague' mean?
Chorlotte
Annette
Kimberley
6
7
8
Ricky
MnO'
Annette
d
1
2
I was so pleased to get the photos of your new baby.
How lucky you are to have a swimmi ng pool.
Do you n eed a canier bag?
Has the room got a balcony? , 3 Congratulations on passing your d riving test.
4
5
6
What were we practising yesterday?
What are the governme nt's plans for education?
7
b on
12 b 2 , 3 0
4 I was so sorry to hear about your brother lOSing his lob.

7 Did you take all the antibiotics? fm 9 at

8 Did you pock this suitcase yourself? d on h about b
9
10
What time is beeoHest served?
Hove you got the answer to numb<!r six?
with
,b run
help
0
b
ho,
doesn't have
MODULE 2
,
11
12
Are you looking for anything in particular?
What did the Finance Minister soy about tax cuts? 8'
1 antiques, autographs, coins
d do, look
do, do
Does, rain
d
spend
don't drin k
get
1 Did, ring Did I hear got
b
a teacher to student: 5, 10
2
3
clothes, jewellery, models (it is also possible to collect these)
crosswords, gardening, photography, sport
n does, belong
know
comes ,
b
didn't want
9
h happened m introduced
,
(1
b d Did, go rained n forgot
a journalist to a politician: 6, 12 dancing, fish ing, soiling, surfing 0=
(1 customs official to (1 traveller: 2, 8
d don't know
stayed i got
cooked k didn't, tel!
a shop aSSistant to a customer: 3, 11 want
8 M C R 0 5 5 W 0 R 0 5
a doctor to a potient: 1, 7
a guest to a hotel receptionIst: 4, 9 A , , Q , 5 P A A L
Do, believe
2
a
N
" ,
2 U
,
5 P G A R 0 N I N G
13
b answerlng
2
3
training
planning
trained
planned
5 W M N F Q c V J C G
, paying 9 hoping 4 looking looked
{
g
did
Has 0 F , 5 H I N G B , I P d
writing
seeing
h planning
jogging
m hurrying
n growing
5
6
foxing
phoning
foxed
phoned
h Are beginning i opening 0 drlving
G R A C M N K C 0 I N 5 7 offering offered
{axing k
R Z G L R G w , , K G A
copying travelling
allowing
travelled
allowed

3' A H M 0 0 , L 5 , M Q I 14 10 changing changed

5 8 b P H 0 , 0 G R A P H , L
b
, are staying
is having
i
k
are, breath ing
are dying
b
2 enjoyed 7 stayed
6 a 9 h
H B C H X U U 0 L M A I ,d are getting 1 are, watching 3 hurried 8 dried
4 d 10
5 0 J , W , L L E R , N f
are eating
aren 't getting
m
n
'm cleaning
'm getting
4 played 9 applied

A W P 5 P 0 R , , L 5 G
g
h
aren't setting
're sp€ndlng p
are, using
are, talking
5
6
paid
employed
10 sold

is, suffering

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3 .0 8' when I while
11
b My friends and I didn't use to go to the gym every week,
3
.0
travelled,2 practised,2 when I while
5
6 when but now we §l8 '<3 *'.jj f 3 JFj 2.1. do
My boyfriend used to be a terrible cook, but he isn't a
1
4 when I while during b easiest
4 •
looked, 1 10 • 0
opened,2 ~el ·Ills 0331 any more. c more expensive than the train
b d There used to be a lot of traffic In my city, and there still1s
0 • 0 0
• a lsI" Ef a,ffi;;.
d worst
5

6
reminded,
.00
visited, 3
11

12
o.
improved, 2

received,2
2 Unfortunately, while/when I was ta lking to Guyon the
phone, the cot walked over my shirt, so ! hod to iron
another one.
I didn't use to know how to send text messa ges, but now I
I 8 1 e t8 s. Ii tSI,t 2ssa§les. do
My younger brother used to be shorter than me, but now
g
most popular
hotter
the best deals
0
phoned, 1 13
o .0
repeated, 3
While/When I was walking to the station It started
snowing and I got cold he isn't 5R8Ref *' Il 1t19.
I didn't use to like spiders and! still don't
h busiest
further

8 •
chongI'd, 14 •answered,2
0 4 I had to wait for half an hour on the platform and when
the train finally arrived I was frozen!
h
~!
My famlly didn't use to go overseas for our holidays, but
in the world

5 I fell asl~p during the journ ey and missed the station.

6 I got off at the next station and decided to walk to Kyra's now we §IS 8 'Iseas far 3 f R6rEl~j s. do
! used to be very shy but I'm not ~ any longer.
4
b were you talking
house. I walked for half an hour and realised I was lost.
I didn't have my mobile so I looked for a phone box to call
a taxi.
My sister didn't use to send a lot of e-mails, but now she
sends a lot~.
the biggest
the most central
better
7
8
9
qUieter
the m ost expensive
more crowded
c
d
e
wosn't concentrating
was he doing, wos buying
wosn't listening
S When I arrived at Kyra 's house it was nearly midnight and
people were going home! 12 a and b further
frtendlier
10 the most successful

f
9
was moving
were having 9' 2 •
biology 10 •
physical education •
3
h were we making, were putting A2, 86, C9, D5
3 •
mathemotics 11 •ort b the second most popular
far better looking

5 b
language 8
4 •
chemiStry 12 psychology • d the least reliable
one of the easiest
b He was playing football and he fell over.
We were sunbathing at the weekend and we stayed out
animals
transport
10
2
•la nguages 13 •
music
f
g
a little bit lighter
a lot bigger

d
too long.
He was walking in the rain a nd he got very wet.
countries
politics
1
6 •
history 14 •
economics
h much better
a little more relioble
They were staying in Florida when there was a terrible
storm.
drink
food
media •
• studies 15 • •
religious studies by for the best

She was travelling home from work and she Jeft it on

the bus.
teachers
kitchen appliances
•
geography 16 information •
• technology 4'
9 drama • o stream; a canal

6 10 ' a cliff; a canyon

an ocean; a sea
b
c
was working
didn't hear
f
9
was
wos training
She
She
used to sing in a bond.
used to ride a motorbike.
13
b reduce improve, asking
4
5
a volcano; a h!l1
a waterfall; up (from the ground)
d was tolking h broke She used to travel all over the world. 9 6 a meadow; a desert
went close h invented
spent She didn't use to design sports clothes. 7 a ree f
d take doing
She didn't use to be married to a famous footballer. 8 a coast
organise taking
She didn't use to have two children. 9 a harbour
making
She didn't use to live in Italy. 10 a lagoon
2 We were driving home and another cm stopped
suddenly and we crashed Into the bock of it.
Was the other car all right?
b
She still has long hair.
14 '
2 remember 7 remember 5
4 Yes, luckily we weren't going very fast. She doesn't sing in a bond any more I any longer. b <0 similar h slightly
3 learn 8 learn
She still keeps fit. C completely different the , as
4 forget 9 lose
b She doesn't ride a motorbike any more I any longer.
5 recognise 10 remind
d e; 9 more, less
What did you do to your hand? She still earns a lot of money.
6 remind
2 I burnt it. She doesn't travel all over the world anymore.
I was ironing a shirt, and the phone rang, and! put the
iron down on my hand by mistakel 15 a 6
b The Manor Hotel Isn 't as expensive as the Park Hotel.
[, 5 Do ,,, Savewell supermarket has mare customers a day than
PMcerite supermarket.
Don't 6 Have Did
We; d There are fewer tra ins In the afternoo n than in the
Wasn't 7 Didn't 10
morning.
The furniture in my sister's flat is similar to Tim's.
The Guggenheim Museum in New York is different from
the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
9 My flat's (exactly) the same as Phil's (flat).

98 99
_ Answer key

b
7 12 ' 1
2
've kept; 've thrown
've worn; 'VI.' to rn
10
j/)/ than, there, further, that, other, weather, this b six months ago for months
/8/ theatre, both, fourth, south, through, thing, third 3 's hit, have, told; hasn't broken
'vI.' lent; has, dliVen
, a year ago 9 since this time lost year
Dl:ar PeU and Sarah, d since last night h since her operation
5 've put; have, known
8 We're having a grl:at time here in th e Big
6 's eaten, 's drunk
for two weeks

b
c
d
historical
industrial
romantic
h polluted
noisy
exciting
App le.
The wea t her 18 bril lia nt - hot an d Bunny. We
3 11 's broken f 's been practising
crowded popular
spent most of Ulday shoPpin13 - there are b
, it's been
've already had
g
h
've spent
played m
got
wen!
,b 's had g been dieting
spectacular sandy f a nt astic department star!: s hl:rl:: my credit Mea d 's bee n waiting h has dedded
old-fashioned d 've done didn't start n 'VI.' just agreed
'VI.' been going 've really enjoyed
card's n(Jt loOki n13 Ulo healthyi We're hopiMg 3 Par started i found
to do 50me 5igh t 5M irrg to morrow - 5th fanned k wn,
9 Aven ue, TImes Sq uare, etc, The nightli fe i& a[oo
Leice
Engl
12 '
b
c
The northern booches me far too crowded.
You should definitely try the seafood.
incred ible .. nobody seemB to 130 Ul bed l

Weo'il be back in a cou ple of weeks,

4
b Came's a really close friend - we've known each other for
Physica l appearance
He/She's got: a good figure, a few wrinkles, a lovely smile, a
d It's famoU5 for its wine festivaL friendly face
I wouldn't recommend the campsite. love Sue and Joe ages. He/She's: stunning, attra ctive
The cathedral is really worth seeing. xxx X Hello, er .. . sorry, I've forgotten your name.
Personally, J wouldn't use the taxis. I.' Oh, tha t's a nice watch. How long have you ~t? Ag'
h I see your team's in the final. Did they ever win the cup? He/She's: over sixty, in his teens, in her late thirties, in her
We usually leave out: pronouns (we, you, etc), definite articles We haven't played tenniS together since th-e- early twenties, in his mid forties, middle-aged, the same age as
10
Q I'm meeting Professor Allinlon on Tuesday Qfternoon,
(the), the verb to be. We sometim es leave out possessive adjec-
tives (my, your, etc.).
summer.
,
m,
Clothes

b
aren't I?
Do you know any good Japanese restaurants? Our
Managing director, Mr Hashimoto, is coming over next
b 5
2 have been 've been
He/She's got: good dress sense, a lot of style
He/She wears: glasses, a lot of jewellery
He/She dresses: smartly, casually, scruffily
week. 3 'VI.' never stayed wm
Twenty Thousand L eagU~5 under the SeQ was written by Jules 4 'VI.' lived 10 hod Personality:
Verne. "[)Mf Sam., t:UIJ-lJulU, 5 moved 11 took He/She's quite/very: stubborn, witty, chatty, serious, good fun
d What me you doing at Easter? 6 've met 12 's gone
We went on holidoy to Turkey and stayed for a few days in @",Wedher'''''''upUifdAy; 7 'VI.' had C
Istanbul. in his teens, in her early twenties, in her late thirties, in his mid
"'I' - @lwtd@;uw.libuc",,,,,
Who directed Sleepless in Seattle?
Jock's birthday's on February 22nd - that's next
Wednesday.
ftmwu, buc@ft'd@ nd3'W. 6
b I think the film has a lready started.
forties, middle-aged, over 60 ('the same age as me' depends on
your age!)
EBJj0ilrj on,.., tour oftlt& wlwt&
, citytouwrrow; ~~
c
d
Has Mariel come out of hospital yet?
How many times have you been shopping this week? 13 a
11 b Jules' Undersea Lodge
to "Y """'typiul~di;lmft,
I've lived here all my life.
My best friend has just got engaged.
III guitar, image, witty, <;ritle
li:1 teen, recent, media, feature
c White Shark Heaven dWter.@Iwf<SfiwUlyan,Ji g Have you ever appeared on televiSion? lal/ idol, highlights, style, smile
d Lapland Adventure Weekend weLt,~!WYOlk iff, Septem.ber. leI/ acclaim, relationship , blame, middle-aged
2 Jules' Undersea Lodge, White Shark Heaven
Love- Mark a.JLtl TUu.
3 Stann ChaSing, The Final Frontier
Lapland Adventure Weekend 2d
3e
Thanks, I've just come bock from hoUday.
No thanks, I've already had a sandwich.
14 ' He had a job sell1ng pens over the phone.
b 4f I haven 't had time to watch it yet. He met an actor who persuaded him to try acting.
Six (train, plane, von, sledge, snowmobile, boat) 50 Yes, we've already met. 4 He played a part in a horror film.
The Final Frontier 6c No, I've never been able to eat chilli. 5 He become a teen idol.
Three (The Flnal Frontier, Stann Chasing, White Shark
Heaven)
MODULE 4 7b
8g
Well, I've had to pay a lot of bills this month
No, she's been off sick all week.
6 He
He
directed a film.
was voted one of the 'beautifui people'.
4 Because the temperat).lres are so extreme _ very hot or very He got married for the second time.

5
<;old.
The edge of the earth.
1 personality g unbelievable
8 b
6 No ('the <;hose <;ould toke you anywhere .. .')
Have a traditional sauna.
,b telepathic h similarities
b made
failed
h got
90t
n
0
got
do
Because he can act in mainstream Hollywood and 'out of
the ordinary' projects.
d separately conclusion d
Yes ('guests may spend several days underwater without left i bringing p passed Acting a rail.' which doesn't have any part of yourself in
surfadng')
facial i remarkoble start k changed q got
coincidence k upbringing
No (,for divers, non-divers and tuna fishermen') got I moved Because his musical career wasn' t successful and he
g fell m split needed money.
Because he persuaded him to try acting.
2' worn 9 rung 15 taught
9 His character was eaten by his bed.
He was popular with teenagers. (he was a 'teen' idol)
.b
4 reod
drunk
10
11
90t 16 hit , 's been talking
've been using g
haven't been working
's been phoning
He directed, co-wrote and starred in it.
Three
5 told 17 thrown d 's been going He has still got the tattoo, but it dO€sn't say 'Winonq'.
h has, been raining
6 kept 12 lent 18 won Has, been crying 10 Geoffrey Rush
7 put 13 driven
8 tom 14 eaten
100 101
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15 4 9
b physically fit h challenging
2
3
poid
responsibilities
8
9
since
A;

,
b f
9
IZ b
c
's he going to do?
10m c
d
work long hours
badly-paid
people skills
stressful
4
5
skills
asset
10
11
numerous
further
d II h 6 10 d ore going to see 6 achieved 12 hesitate
2 e 'm not going to think e creative responsibiUty
f a secure job 7 oonfinn
r Is she going 10 many
9 g a lot of opportunities
16
b Steve proctises his guitar every dO:Qond has gu itar lessons
h
are they going to build
we aren't for travel
15
C

twice a w!:'ek.
[ don', know much about the 6eatle~but lUke their music 5 10 a o
2
3
I speak to Mrs leeson, pleose?
)0 SpInelli.
a lot. b Whot are you doing In the afternoon? 1 singer
2 chef Yes, please,
d r like goi ng to rock concert:vbut the t1ckets can be really Well, I'm playi ng squash unt!! 3.00, then j've got a 5 Yes, it's 4442123451
cxpen5iv~so I don't go often. tutorial. 3 crossword pUlzle wt!tcr
Megan, flight attendant 6 Tha nk you. Goodbye.
large sai'0'YoU can borrow my guitor: d Are you doing anything In the eveni ng?
'Come o~ Paddy 5Il'<b'or we'l! be lot(!.' Well, he 's seeing patients all morning. b
9 I COil gel tickets for the 12tlt> 13tttl0r 15th January. No, I'm afraid he's having the afternoon off.. b Yes, could you send me Information aoout your English cours-
h The mw.ic was very lou<bbut q uite good. g Ah, Celia, what time am I having lunch wilh Gary 2 T 6 T 10
ers for executives, please? My na me is 10 Spinelli, that's S·P-l-N-
Parsons? 3 F 7 T 11
E-L-l-I, and my address Is ZSC, Via Roma, florence. Thank you.
b h That's not really possible, sir - you're leoving a t two to visit F 8 T 12 T
We sat In the airport till Mother Teresa com e in. I felt hol 0 tired the factory in Stanmore. T 9 F
an d a bit nervous. I wonted to kiss her when J mel hl'{!)bul she
didn'llel me. She told me about her work In Ethiopia. She and
he r sisters too k care of sick people and homeless children. I
wanted to help them and [told her about my music
6 They're due to arrive at abeut six,
11
b 3 go< MODULE 6
Then I 5ai~ 'j'll give Q concert in Indio for you.' c Where afe you planing to stoy? 6 receive 5 "come
'No. God will give us what we need.' She tumed to one of
the important people neorby.
d Yes, we're hoping to move next month.
1 know, she's about to take her drivIng test.
find
1 cartoon h phone-in
' I saw two big old palaces in the CI~ she SOld. 'Will you
gIve me them for my homeless children?'
Well, I'm thinking of buying a new ca r with some of it.
12 ,b crime mystery reality show
'I'm not sure about palace~but we can find you a house.'
'Two houset» said Mother Teresa.
'Two houses.'
7'
101 job, what, lost, wasn 't, watch, got, want
b
e
d
let"'s stop (now) before It gels dark.
1"11 give you my phone number a fter I move house.
I'd like to see that film as soo n as it comes out.
d documentary
travel news
gomeshow
i
k
I
sit<om
saap opem
.sports coverage
I understood that Mother Teresa could ask for anything (,) and Maurizio hopes to get a job once he finishes 9 local news
I~ul hope, won't, home, phone, go, know
she would get it. She was all goodness. She wontoo nothing for university.
a
he~!f. Then she took my hand and sal4D'1 can do someth!ng
you can't d'Oond you can do something [ can't dt@butweboth
have to do it.
b
, want to go home now, g
h
I'll wait with you unt!! Ihe taxi comes.
You'll be here by lunchtIme if you take the 9.00 flight.
You'll see the bus stop on your right when you come out of
2
2 ooring 6 upsetting
Do you know why Petra lost her lob?
the station. 3 disappointed 7 pleased
4 That wasn 't what' said.
I'll book a table at the Wharf Bistro unless you want to go confused 8 interesting
5 We won't know the results until tomorrow
somewhere else. shocked 9 disappointing
6 We got home too late to phone you.
7 Can you watch th e baby for a mInute?' won't be long.
MODULE 5 3
S
9
, don't know who won the competition.
I hope the hotel wasn 't too expensive. 13
b This is the boyJDbedroom. The~ bath at school at the b embarrassI ng , worried
1 10 Don 'l phone me before n ine _ I want to walch the news.
, moment.
I@a nicc day, isrA it? d
an_noyed
depressed
9
h
amusing
frustrating
2
3 '"
'om
off
5
6
7
fo,
fo'
with 10
bod<
'0 8 travel agen t 9 television presenter
d Whose Is th is? I think I@ hers.
WhO!S that In re<e ption?
e tiring
"P
landscape gardener 10 soles representative
g
The compan~ los t all its best designers.
H~ leaving In a yeafiS tIme. 4'
2
b confidence importance
4

,
5
laboratory techn idan
security guard
graphic desig ner
11
12
13
beauty therapist
press officer
office admin istrator
h Sh~ got five yeor:IDcxpcriencc in advertiSing.
Ha ve a seat - I wor¥t be a minute.
2 obout
about
aoout
about
In
aI/by
, determined 9 intelligence 7 fitness Instructor 14 legal secretary We'1l be back by nine, so there<n be time to hove some
supper.
ooout of 10 about
d ambitious h possibility 8 night attendant
Imaginative
,
k I ca&l mme with you - ~e got all my students exams to
mark - tha~ ZS papersl
b
2 , wi th 5 about 8 b about
d 6 9 h about
3 2
3
fitness Instructor
landscape gardener
8 security guard
14 a
3
4 9
0'
about 7 ,
0 o<!by
about 10 000..1
9 la boro tory technidan
,
b 'II need to order 'II get beauty therapist 10 travel agent

d
WlII you be
won't like
9
h
'11 poss
won't take
television presenter
legal s\!<:retary
II
12
assistant manager
flight attendants
2
letter A
letter B 6
b have were h I,
will they send graphic designer 13 press officer
office adm inistrator
, be wo, hod
" d h", ore have

102 , 103
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b Wh en was the car stolen? 1 a long time ago 2 I'll get you a drink. b In the US It's perfectly norma l for people to wear casual
c Where are ticket:; for the concert sold? 2 special 3 OK, I'll come over ond have a look. clothes on Fridays.
d Where will the new hospital be bunt? 3 I l!ked the music very much 4 I 'll take you to the station If you like. c Germans tend not to call colleagues by their first nomes.
e Who WQS th e article writte n by? 4 I detided 5 I'll lend it to you If you wo nt. d In Japa n It's more Important to build relationshi ps tha n to
f Why has the op!'n a ir concert been cancelled? 5 choice 6 No, but I'll find It ond e-mail it to you. finish business quickly.
9 Where is Portuguese spoken? 6 by the a ctors 7 Certainly, I'll get you a brochu re. In ma ny Arabl e countries It isn't acceptable to tolk about
h Wha t was Napoleon known as? 7 l listen 8 1'\1 photocopy It for you. bUSiness during meals.
Who was the film directed by? 8 originally In the UK It's Important to take a gift to a dinner party.
How m any people ha ve been Inj ured ? 9 J also enjoyed a 9 In Spain It's normal to write 2nd July as 2/7.
10
11
like Christin a Aguile ra
surprising
8 h In Chi na it Isn't usual to use a hot towel to wipe your face.

8 k The black ones look really nice, Madam. Are

,14 a
12 th e some effect they comfortab le?

,b was found
have been stolen
(
g
was, bullt
is not Incl uded
13
1'1
perfect
recommen d , 8,
A,
Yes, very - I'll toke them.
I've got a problem with my shower. It isn't go for 9 went for
d ore, bei ng held h Are, frozen working. 3 go for a alffee 10 went for a coffee
• are not to be sold B, I'll se nd so meone up st ra ightaway. Which room
is it?
go to bed 11 went to bed
went out
·3 A, Could you possibly change my flight to the
5
6
go out
go away "13 went away
9, ,
MODULE 7 evenlng7 go swimming 14 went swi mmi ng
Q ore mode
,
1 has been redesigned B,
A,
I'll just check the computer.
Hi! Nice to ~ you. Come in a nd have a corfee.
15 a
3
4
e xport
are worn
opens
3 comes 1 B, Okay, but I won't stay long. I can see you're very
b
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were written
4 ore ch ecked
,
b chain
ing redients
baked
9
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donee croze
OJ
Jj ve bond
)
k
I
applauded
)aser ligh ts
inte rnational
k
B
busy.
Are you ready to order?
Yes, I 'll have th e flsh .
F, B
3
4
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will be given
d
ovens I Kara oke A, Could I speak to Mrs. Williams in the Accounts
A, 0

Department? b
B, I'll just see if she's availa ble. Hold on please.
10' 2 ,
A, Is there anything good on TV tonight?
Inviting:
I was wonderi ng if you'd like to alme .
••• used, 005ed
written, pai nted
b
, caulinower
prawn f
spoon
chop
h fork
spicy
B, I don 'l know - I 'll have a look in th e newspa per. Le t me know os soon os you co n.
Could you possibly come to .
••••• produced, com posed. released
awarded, crea ted, discovered. translated. directed
d garlic 9 delicious

9
I do hope you con come.

Accepting on Invita tion:

•••• man ufactured
, 3 Yo, g Yes
,I 'II go
'II walk
'll go
5 'm going to visa
I'd love to come.
Yes, I think I can make it.
11
2 freeling hil arious astonished
9
b
N9
y"
y"
d
Yo,
N9
3 a re going to spen d 6. ' 11 see
Refusing an Invi tati on:
I'm afra id .
3 te rrified t ragiC boiling
10 I won't be a ble to come.
Wha t a shame - some other time perha ps?
4 rtdiculous
4 Across

12 a b
c
d
Do you min d if I sit here?
Could you spea k more slowly, please?
Wou ld you mind looking after my bog for a mi nute?
8 order
9
II
d,~
pick
13
14
invited
up
Movies: octing. photogra phy, plol, scri pt, soundtrack,
spe:dol effects, venlon e Could I possibly borrow €20? Down MODULE 8
Music: album, compilation. lead singer, soundtrack,
symph.ony, tracks, version
f Would you mind turning down your muslc7
,
1 (0'
Ii.
4
6
advance
smart
10
12
split
tip
8ooks: a rtwork, almpilQtlon, novel, paperback,
photography, plot, versio n 5 3 offered 7 bowed 1
b h elp desk ( out of dote dlg!tal
b Would you mind helpin g me with my suitcase? a
,b plot . tra cks 8 a rtwork
c
d
Could you pass the salt, please?
Would you ~ bring us the blll, please?
11 rest_ ront 7 bus~ness
d
cull-centre
thumb
manua l
g
h
1
on hold
laptop
messages m
ca re
spare part
qua Uty
3 soundtrack scri pt e Do you mind If [ go now? vegetable 8 fav_rite
4 version acting f
9
Would yo u mind getting me some mil k?
Could I possibly have a look at your newspaper?
4
5
in tem a ttena l
different
9
10
severo l
fashkmable 2'
13 a h Would you mind a nswering my phone while I'm ou t7 6 trodl tienal 2
3
•g who
wh~
5
6
h
b
wh ich
Wh9
d
(
where
which
,1 Frankie
led Barker 6"
2 Do you think I could borrow your camera?
12 b
4 Q where

3 George
3 Could you say that aga in?
a dvertising and ma rketing a prod uct
translation problems 3
,
b
F 5 T 8
9 T
4
5
6
Wou ld you mInd checking th is letter?
Would you tum th e radio down?
Do you think you could lend me te n euros?
caUi ng people by their first names
dress
someone (wh o) I worK with
the th ing (th at)
3 F 6 F getting to know people personally
4 T 7 T 10 7 Do you mind if I give you my essay a day late? busI ness entertai ning
8 Could I possibly use your computer? giving gifts
9 Is it okay if I tell you tomorrow? time-keeping

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2 Q This is the balcony where we had breakfast every
8
2 d A, I've got no friends.
14 '
2 I don't suppose you've found it
morning. S, Come on .. . you've got loads of friends. 3 could you post It 1 become more (... adjective) 1
b ... and this is the beach wh ich/tha t was right in A, [ haven 't got much money. 4 let me know how much the postage is 2 decrease 1
front of or apartme nt. S, You only need enough for a tax i. 5 I am writing to enquire whether 3 go upl
3 a Th is Is a bar which/tha t stoyed open till lhree in 4 A, There'll be too many people. 6 I do hope It has been found 4 get better t
9 5 foil 1
the lIIorning . S, Oh, but only a few people are coming. 7 I would be grateful if you could send it
b ... and this is the m an who/that owned It. 5 , A i never have anything to say. 8 I will of course pay for postage 6
1
become less (... ad jecrtve) 1
increase T
a This is a fish restauront where we hod excellent S, Don't be silly. You've got plenty you (Quid ta lk
meals. about . 8 deteriorate!
b .. and this is a local woman whose name I can" 6 a A J've got too much homework to do.
9 get worse !
remember. S, You've got a couple of hours tomorrow wh en you 10 go down 1
11 improve T
This is one day (when ) we went on a boat tri p.
... and these are the men whose boot we bor b
co uld finish it.
A· There isn't enough time to gel ready.
MODULE 9 12 rise t
rowed. S, There's lots of time _ we don't need 10 be there
a This is a market which/t hai was open every
Wednesday .. "
until nine!
1
b ideo of f lInl::ed to
b
2 d€crl'<lsed I fallen I gone down
, 3 risen I increased I go ne up
b ... and this is me weoring (I hat (which/tha t) J
bought there. 9 a little solt ,d
amounted to
on, way
g
h
of, value
launched from
"
5
gone up Iincreosed I risen
improved I got better
,b 9 lot of support turned down 6 become more dI fficult I deteriorated I got W OT$!'

5 ,d
too much noise
enough el food
h
[
plenty of th ings
(I lot of
7 become
People: co mputer nerd, techi e, lechnophobe
Places: call centre, customer care department, help desk,
not much &f parl::ing
space
I
k
any
loads of
2 She'll love It f you'll arrive
8 decreases I falls I goes down
goes up I gets better I Increases
lounderette, stationers not many [ no money ,b
Jobs: bodyg uard, cool, plumber
d
I won't win
It won 't take long
g
h
The coach won't go
Will you be 8'
Everyday objects: alarm clock, cooker, kettle, dishwasher,
make-up, pencil sharpener, saucepan
MachInes and technology: laptop, palm pilot, palm top,
11
b They're Ix:>th mode of glass.
There will be 2
3
would, do; tried
broke down; would, get out
6
7
Would, feel
offered; would, do
voIce moil c
d
They're Ix:>th sha rp I used for cutting thIngs
They've both got baneries.
3
b is likely to get e aren't likely to improve
Would, know; cut
\mew; would, tell
8 Would, eat

6' shut, down onswertng machine

I'
r
g
They're both used for stiddng thIngs.
They've both got a han dle I used for corrying things.
They're Ix:>th valuable.
<
d
isn't likely to play
is likely to be
f aren't likely to sleep
g are likely to experience
b
a , 5
,b 3 0
b r 2
2 0
restart
recharging ,
b message
replay
h
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9
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6
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b tum up
,
d rewind
2 may well leave 5 may well not paSS
r
switch off
switch, on
button
12 '
3 b
3 may well get marrled
may well cancel
6 may well snow
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7' b
5
b Carlos probo.bly won't pass his exam.
<
d
'Il call
" ,b
d
w,re
sl?C nt
worked
Cou ntable singular: bonono, choi r, person, price, ring, storm,
(After poying a fee to become a member,) You have to toke
an e-pholo, write a description and fill out a soles form.
Teresa may well decide to stay in New York. , wouldn't have
vegetable d Sandy isn't likely to get the job.
2 a sporting goods and memorabilia I 'll almost certain ly do a computing course next year.
10'
I'
Countable plural: children, people, potatoes b cars and other ve hldes
Uncou ntable: fruit, information, jewellery, milk, money, news, f We may be loll' so don't wa it for us.
c rool estate
petrol, pollution, rice, sugar, traffic, weather 9 We probably won't go away this weekend. 2 Is it al right if I use the phone?
d Collectibles
h There are Hl::ely to be loads of people on the beach. 3 I'll toke a message If he phones.
By word of mouth (people told each other about iI)
b 4 In Ihe late 19905 " Would anyone mind if I opened a window?
2
3
isn 't
WO> 7 "
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10
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Meg Whitman
6' 5
6
I'll give you a 11ft If you like.
That'd be greatl
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9
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7
8
They get a 'cut' (a percentage) of each sole.
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2
3
We definitely won't have time to do any sigh~ing.
It's likely to rai n before the end of the day.
I woul dn't drive In thiS woother if I were you.

" My friend Marl could be a fumoUli actress one day.

5 My boss almost certainly won't agree to the pay rise. 11
13
fY revision, television
6 You')l probobly recognise my sister when you see he r.
We aren't likely to get bock from the theatre before
b made a mIstake
make everyone a dri nk 9
making a terrible noise
make on a ppoln hnen t
midnight. d made out leathtr h mol::e a dechlon
IJI ins truction, machine, old-fashioned, passion, 8 Our teacher will almost certainly give us a lot of homewa rl::
possession, sharp, stationers, tissues, washing make sure
for the weekend.
machine
/d"3I digita l" messaging, re-charge, technology
ItJI channel, feature, manufactured, picture, switch
1
12 'Paola and Jayn e
2 Miko, Roger and Jaime
Tomas, Mlko and Jayne
Miko

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3 T 6 F woman Is.f!.ui2w. She says to Cl l!l9.!l sitting IWI! to her, 'The
2
3
it would rain overnight
he's doing I he was doing very well at moths
found
Th,"
9 beautiful
10 a lot of gold "17 the hunter
surprise
, ~ was ~ rude to me: The l!l9.!l says, '~ond ~ 4 I could be anything I wonted to be
3
< fell 11 more fabric 18 heralTTls
13 to him. ~ ahood, I'll b2kt your ~ for you: S
6
fifty·slx people have I hod been killed in a troin crush
the world was flat
5
6
new wife
enough " thinner
13 (auld
19
20
cannot stay
n,w
, ,,%
1
50,025
30" Celsius
1,450 kIn' 4 7
8
people In Brazil use I used the Internet more than anyone
he'd 1ust got monied ,
7 told
roc
1< more
15 did not
3 I,Smlllion a profit of 21% b hod forgotten g had met 9 he practised I he'd practIsed eight hours a day
c hod mode h hadn't travelled
b d had, sold I hodn't done b
2 twelve thousand, two hundred and sixty·five dollars hadn't hod 1 hadn't won 2 Cora told me she lived In Rome.
3 fifteen square metres
three hundred cnd five thou~ond euros
hod left 3 Peter sold he was going to Belgium. MODULE 11
4 Anna told me she'd been there before.
thirty degrees
seventy k1Jometf!!S an hour
ten million
5
b was; 'd left g hadn't seen; felt
S
6
My mother said they'd had a letter from PouL
Emma told me she couldn't come to the party.
Mark said he'd be twenty minutes late for class.
1
b You're allowed to walk on the grass.
fOUT point three c
d
felt; 'd had
'd stopped; got
h
I
sang,'d never heard
'd written; poIlted , c Are we allowed to use a calculator?

14 ' was; 'd eaten

monied; didn't
'd known; asked 11 She wonted to know what my job was.
d Visitors are not allowed to touch the exhibits.
On Saturdays we're a llowed to stay up until ten o'dock.
Children under five are not allowed to use the swimming
stllmoch, lll.xury, I'Ql.l9h, mQney, en~h, blldget, tQngue, realise; 'd been monied She asked me when I had arrived in london. pool Without an adult.
encQ.!l,rogc .. She wonted to know if I lived in Rome. g Am [ allowed to hong pictures on the walls?
, 6' S She asked me where I was livi ng In london.

,2'
6 She asked me how long I'd been leami ng English.
2 enough .5 rough 8 luxury o 5 , 7 b 7 She wonted to know If I liked london.
3 tongue 6 stomach 9 budget o 6 b 8 0
should 6 o ugh t 10 shouldn't
encourage 7 money b b
2 What Is your 1ab? I What do you do?
3 aren 't allowed 7 don't have 11 m,,'
4 are allowed 8 mustn 't
15 '
Money comes to you: earn, inherit, steal, take, win
7' 3
..
When did you amve In london?
Do you live in Rome?
5 ca n 't 9 oon

robber 7 murderer 5 Where are you living in london?

Money goes from you: give away, invest, lend. lose, spend,
waste ..
burglar
shoplifter 9
8 kidnapper
hl1acker
6
7
How long have you been learning English?
Do you Ilke london?
3
b SC Can I book aerobics classes in advance?
Words thot don', belong: money, save 5 mugger 10 fraudster ( liB How long am ! allowed to keep books?

,
b
b 5 8 b
6 orsonlst
12 ' d LC
SC
Do I have to ta):;e a test?
Should I bring a photo?
,
0 b 2 He asked me If I was there On holiday. LC How many classes am ! allowed to miss?
3
4 ,
0 6
7 0
9 Person
murderer
Verb
to murder
Crime
murder
3
4
tie asked me
He asked me
If I wos travelllng a lone.
if I had packed my suitC<lses myself.
shoplifter to shoplift shoplifting 5 He asked me If I had been to the USA before. 4
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kidnapper to kidnap kidnapping 6 He asked me how long I wo uld be in the country. you should.

0 5 8 b
fraudster
robber to rob
fraud
robbery
7
8
He asked me
He a~ked me
If I knew anyone in Son FranclMXI.
where I was going to stay.
,b he doesn't
you are Iso you do
d you can't
3 d 6 9 h mugge r to mug mugging 9 He asked me how much money I had with me.
4 9 7 thief to steal theft
arsonis t
hl10cker
to set fire (to something)
to hijack
o=n
hijacking 13 ' 5
b seat belt d crossings fine
Pot's fothe r told her I said she should be more polite.
We also often soy: to commit (0) burglary I murder I rapt' I
"
S Donny told me I said he was going to the USA. P'''' • motorways 9 lorries

MODULE 10 robbery I thelt I orson 6 Ttll your brother that you're sorry.
8 Could you tell me I say your name again, please?
6
1"'m, 8 r
b
b
(
I hod to clean my boots everydo.y.
I wasn't allowed to have long hair.
,
b
Imoglnatlve
9
h
happy ending
fantosy m
fairy tales
moral
,
b attempted
followed 9
questioned
pleaded guilty
2
3
told, off
tell, truth
7
8
tell, about
said, no
d
I'
I couldn't e·mail home.
We could watch a movie every saturday evening.
d cleV(!r I moving romanO! d suspected h cho""" .. saying, goodbye 9 tell. di ffe rence
n f We were allowed to go into town once a month.
legend
complicated ,I detective
myths
arrested found (the compan y)
Innocent
S
6
said. sorry
soy, thank you
10 told. what 9 I didn't have to pay for my meals.

2 ,9' 14 7'
2 No, we weren't.
0 Northern Ireland d UK woo 6 had never been b fortunately Unfortunately 3 How many questions did you have to answer?
b Germany Canada 3 ltVI'd 7 woo c gradually g obviously .. We had to do twenty in three hours.
World woo 8 Will d Surprisingly h eventually
wasn't seeing e suddenly

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b
1
2
Were you a llowed 10. stay up lole?
Yeah, we could sit by the cam pfire until midnight.
14
b badly
9' He ra n away from home because his parents forced him to
16'
A Cosablo nca
3
4
DId you have to get up e(J: rly?
No, we didn't have to get up until nine.
, yoga
homework
ironing
h ""'I e nrol In on electridan 's COlini' and because he wanted ' to 8 Ti tanic
d overome well become something in li fe.' C Doctor Zhlvago
9
2 His fa mily though he wos dead.
c b
2
Old Francoise have 0 good ti me In America?
No, she had to work six days Q week.
15 b
2 If he hadn't run away he would have done an electridan's
A Casablanco
B on the ship, the Titanic
3 Thai's temble!
And she wasn't allowed to. phone us,
• •
capital punishment •
car pa rk • •
dty centre course.
2
C In Russia
A Rick Blaine, ilsa, Victor
If he'd stayed at home, he'd be an electrician now.
d~vlng test fastf~d • disease
heart fi e wou ldn' t have had enough money to study if he h adn't B Rose, Jack, the rich ftancti
C The doctor, his wife and his lover
9
b don't have to. didn't have to. 9 mustn't
• •
rnill tary service • •
pedestrian crossing • belt
seat
worked as a walter.
If he had written to his parents, they wouldn't have
thought he was dead.
A Sad
B Sad
c
d
had to.
have to.
don't have to. h must •
smoking area •
swimming pool •
train station 6 If they hadn't seen the programme they wou ld have still C 80th
thought he was dead.

10'
He wouldn't have scored 86.5% if he hadn't worked hard
If he hadn'\ been very clever, he WOUldn 't have won the 17'
2 TakIng photographs of famous people on holiday should be MODULE 12
award. 2
3
h 5
6 • ,
8 d

7 b
3
banned.
Young ~ople should have the right to. watch any film they 10
4
wan t.
People should be sent to. prison far copying videos illegally.
b
1 could have eaten your sandwich
b
c
expert advice
come up 9
ignore
go awa y
b
Starting conversations:
5 People should be fined for eatlng on public Iroruport. d sortlt out h talk it over How are you? I haven't seen you for ages.
c could have len your wallet In the bank
6 II should be agai nst the low for wo men over 60 to. hove I' concerned m ake up our minds HI, glad you could come.
babies. d could have co ught on earlier tTUin
Did you have a n y problems getti ng here?
I hear you 're going to study in Prague.
b
2 fair harsh 6 unfa ir
2 11
Correct order: f, C, a, h, b, 1', g, d
Finishing conversatlons:
b She shouldn't have told To m (my secret). I'm sony to Inte rrupt but J have to go now.
3 liberal ridiculous
c We should hove to ken a ta"i. It's gettl ng late.

11
a d You should have discussed 11 with me first.
He shouldn't have left It on th e front seat of his car. 12
Correct orde r: d, b, h, I, 1', m, G, c, I, g, i, k, f
Oh dea r, is thaT the time?
J really must rush.
rosh, swoll en, lump, blister

b
4
b , d 6 4
13
C
2
3
Old you have any prob lems getting here?
Bow are you? I haven't seen you for ages.
2 I 10 b split upl broke up; seeing I going out with 4 Hello, I've heard a lot about you.
3 1
3
, k
h 11
12
get to know
lot In common
5
6
I hear you're going to study in Prague.
I'm sony to interrupt but I have to go now.
b d
5
b would have liked ,
e
f
over
drifted apan
7 Oh dear, 1$ that th e time? I really must rush.

12 , could n 't have run

could have had
wouldn't have believed
9 work out
:osslble answers d shOUldn't have listened
9
h could have been ,
2 Beatrice sued her parents after she fell down the sto irs in
their home.
Dominique Mocenea u sued her parents for toking he win·
would hove bough t should have done
2
14d 7 i 12 ,

,6 ,
nl ngs and for oot a llowing her a normal childhood. 3 b 8 h 13 k
4 Tina Stowe sued her mother because she believed It was her 4 I 14 ,
mother's foult that she was fot. You shouldn't have walked d J wouldn't have hod
5 "m 10 0

b
,b We could have in vited
You should take
I'd have stayed
We couldn't wait
6 9 11

2
3
4
Fernando Sliva
llso Stowe
Beatrice
6
7
8
Dominique
Dumilru
Beatrice, Dominique
7' 15
5 Mario do
m ake
3
4
da nge r
catch
5 to give up ,b I~I
"P
f
9
should
the worl d
m yself
bolk
6 to go d over h straight
C I
1
•b 5 d
b "' 0'

2 2
3
prepare
suffer ,4 su ppan
faced
develop

13
b as a resulT a lthough g Besides
8
h 8 7 9 5
What is m ore fo r this reason h therefore
I 4 2 h 6
d Despite this
d 1

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