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COLLOCATIONS

• There´s a good chance that we´ll be able to catch thet train. (VERY LIKELY)
• There´s a slight chance of rain. (Unlikely)
• There´s no chance of him changing his mind at this tage. (impossible)
• There´s a chance that i´ll be able top ay you back son. (Possible)

1. I bumped into Matt by/on chance yesterday in the Street.

2. I´m going to make/take a chance and employ him
3. We are leaving the decisión at/to chace.
4. I think , with your qualifications, you ay be in/on with a chance of getting the job.
5. Are you hungry yet, with/by any chance?

Replace the world chance

1. I am grateful to have the chance to go and work in France. (OPPORTUNITY)
2. There´s no chance of me passing the examen this year. (POSSIBILITY)
3. I doubt there Will be another chance for me to explain my side of things.
(OPPORTUNITY)
4. There is a slight chance that they could win the match (POSSIBILITY)
5. There must be equal chances for everyone in education:
*OPPORTUNITY is used for a situation in which it is posible to do something want to
do.
*POSSIBILITY is used for something that mayo r may not happen.

a) When you ask … they choose GENERALLY TRUE

b) If you ask … they’ll probably say … ; if you’re speaking … they’ll probably choose …
may say POSSIBLE/LIKELY
c) If you were playing … you might … ; (even) if you chose; if you won, you would
doubtless say … (IMAGINARY)

1- zero conditional: if +present (simple/continuous/ perfect) + present

(simple/continuous/perfect)
2- first conditional: if + present + will/going to/ modal
3- second conditional: if + past (simple/continuous) + would/might/could/shouldUSE THE

1. IN THE FIRST CONDITIONAL, WHICH MODALS AND VERB FORMS CAN BE USED
INSTEAD OF WILL? may, might, could, can, going to, present perfect
and the imperative form
2. IN THE SECOND CONDITIONAL, WHICH OTHER MODALS CAN BE USED INSTEAD OF
WOULD? might, could and should
 IMAGINARY SITUATION
1. If you acctidentally TOOK something expensive from a shop. WOULD YOU RETURN
it?
2. If you FOUND , what a wallet with lots of money in the park, what WOULD YOU
DO with it?
3. If you WERE DRIVING and your mobile pone RANG/WAS RINGING, would you
answer it?
4. If a friend WAS WEARING/WORE something which DIDN’T SUIT him/her, WOULD
YOU TELL him/her the truth?
5. WOULD YOU PAY FOR music if you COULD download it for free?
6. If you SAW a child bullying another child, WOULD YOU SAY anything to him/her?

WORD GIVEN IN CAPITALS TO FORM A WORD THAT FITS IN THE GAP IN TH

FOLLOWING PAIRS OF SENTENCES.

COMPETE

1. It is argued that encouraging children to be COMPETITIVE puts them under too much
pressure. --adjective
2. The top football teams have now been knowcked out of the COMPETITION. -- noun

PERFECT

3. Many sportspeople are PERFECTIONISTS and insist on getting it right every single time.
--- noun (person)
4. A gymnast Will hope for PERFECTION in every performance. --- noun (concept)

ATHLETE

5. The sport of ATHLETICS inludes running and jumping. --- noun (sport)
6. You need to be more ATHLETIC to be a ballet dancer tan a footballer. (adjective)

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1. connection (no + noun)

2. Competitive (adj →sport = noun)

3. perfection

4. stressful (extremely = adverb; de mate waarin)

5. uncomfortable (feel + adjective, exception to the rule)

6. confidence (give confidence)

7. dangerous (superstitions = noun; BE + adj)

8. dependence (unhealthy→adjc→noun)
Athletes develop superstitions by associating particular behaviour with good PERFORMANCES.
Typical examples include insisting on wearing the same item of clothing, only eating certain
food or always listening to the same song before a match or a race. These supertitions
usually have no CONNETION with success but many athletes believe that they bring them
good luck COMPETITIVE port at a profesional leve lis etremely difficult and athletes are unde2r
pressure to achieve as closet o PERFECTION as they can possibly manage. Many athletes find
this extremely STRESSFUL . So anything that helps them to feels les UNCOMFORTABL isn´t
necessarily a bad thing and some athletes maintain their lucky charms give them more
CONFIDENCE. However, these Little supertitions could also be potentially DANGEROUS for
athletes mental heallth because they can develo pan unhealty DEPENDENCE on them…

A. good fortune (luck)

B. B hard work (effort, dedication, long hours of practice)
C. C raw talent (natural ability)

1. B (effort, dedication, and long hours of practice) = HARD WORK

2. B (people are getting better all the time because they’re practising longer and harder)
STANDARDS ARE GETTING HIGHER
3. C (the child is unlikely to continue to make progress at such a fast rate) AS THEY GET
OLDER THEIR DEVELOPMENT MAY BE SLOWER
4. B (older brother … happy to fight out endless battles) HIS COMPETITIVE BROTHER
5. A (could play whenever they liked) IT WAS OPEN ALL THE TIME
6. C (a combination of lucky events) A HAPPY ACCIDENT
7. B (better at taking chances and finding ways to improve) LOOK FOR GOOD
OPPORTUNITIES

A. The third conditional is used to speculate2 about things in the PAST

B. The “if clause” always comes CAN COME EITHER FIRST OR SECOND.
C. “If” can be followed by THE PAST PERFECT.

Use the words in the box to complete these sentences. You Will need to use some words more
than once.

1. Don´t just LEAVE things TO chance. It´s better to plan.

2. Look at those black clouds. There´s A GOOD chance it Will rain later.
3. We decided to TAKE A chance and try that new restaurant opposite the park.
4. The interview went well and i think i might be IN WITH A chance for the job.
5. Would you happen to know the way to the museum BY ANY chance?
6. I ran into my old friend Kirsti completely BY chance the other day.
 7. AT THE EARLIEST opportunity, i hope to go abroad for a few years.
8. There´s A SLIGHT possibility that i might be in Madrid in June.

Choose which underlined verb patterns in the text are generally true, posible/likely,
imaginary.

When you ask GENERALLY TRUE they choose

If you ask POSSIBLE They´ll probably say LIKELY

If you´re speaking POSSIBLE they´ll probably choose LIKELY may say

If you were playing IMAGINARY you might … (even) if you choose

If you won, you would doubtless say IMAGINARY

Write verb forms for:

A) Zero conditional (if+PRESENT (SIMPLE/CONTINUOUS/PERFECT)+PRESENT

(SIMPLE/CONTINUOUS/PERFECT) = always true
B) First conditional(if+PRESENT+WILL/GOING TO/MODAL) = possible/ikely
C) Second conditional (if+PAST
(SIMPLE/CONTINUOUS)+WOULD/MIGHT/COULD/SHOULD) =imaginary

If i study today, I Will get Good marks

I´m hoing to get Good marks.

I might get Good marks.

a. In the first conditional, which modals and verb forms can be used instead of Will?
May, might, could, can, going to, present perfect and the imperative.
b. In the second conditional, which other modals can be used instead of would?
Might, could and should

1. If YOU DECIDE (you/decide) to learn another language, which one WOULD YOU
CHOOSE (you/choose) to learn?
2. If YOU HAVE (you/have) the opportunity to go to any place in the world, where WILL
YOU GO (you/go)
3. If YOU HAD (you/have) the chance to do anything this evening, what WOULD YOU
LOVE (you/love) to do?
4. If THE WEATHER IS (the weather/be) chilly this weekend, what WOULD YOU DO
(you/do)?
5. If YOU GET MARRIED (you/get married), what kind of ceremony WILL YOU HAVE
(you/have)?
6. If SOMEONE WAS FOLLOWING (someone/follow) you down the Street, how WOULD
YOU REACT (YOU/REACT)
 A. Good fortune: luck
B. Hard work: effort, dedication, long hours of practice
C. Raw talent: natural ability.

If Cavedish HADN´T CRASHED (not crash) in the Tour of Britain he WOULDN´T HAVE INJURED
(not injured) his shoulder. However, if he HADN´T HAD TO (not have to) take eight weeks off
training, he´s convinced he WOULDN´T HAVE HAD (not/have) the time to plan his strategy for
the next season so in fat his enforced rest tunerned out to be useful. He says that people
didn´t believe he could win at the age of thirty-one and that if he HADN´T FELT (not feel) he
had to prove people wrong, he MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN (might not be) so determined to train
as hard as he did. He also believes he WOULDN´T HAVE SUCCEEDED (not succeed) if the entire
team HADN´T SUPPORTED (not support) him at all times.

1.I was only just able to brake in time when a deer ran out in front of me.

1. If you´d been driving more slowly, you wouldn´t have had to brake so suddendly

2. I hit my head on the windscren when i stopped. (wear a seatelt)

2. You wouldn’t/might not/may not have hit your head on the windscreen if you’d been
wearing a seatbelt

3. We set off a bit late and go held up in the traffic. (leave earlier)

3. If you’d left earlier, you wouldn’t/might not/may not have got held up in the traffic.

4. We got stuck on a mountain because a heavy fog suddenly came down (check weather
dorecast)

4 .If you’d checked the weather forecast, you wouldn’t/ might/may not have got stuck on a
mountain in the fog.

5. I went to get a coffee and lost all the work i was doing. (sabe the document)

5. You wouldn’t have lost all your work if you’d saved the document

6.I was doing something else so i didn´t hear what she said. (pay attention)

6. If you’d been paying attention, you’d have Heard what she said.

1. What sports do you most enjoy playing or watching?

CHECKING YOU UNDERSTAND
Do you mean…?
I´m sorry, did you say…?
 So, what you´re saying is…?

2. GIVING YOURSELF TIME TO THINK

Do yo think anyone can become Good at sport if they practise hard enough?
Ok, let me see.
Well, it´s difficult tos ay, of course, but…
As far as i know
Right,…
3. CORRECTING YOURSELF/EXPLAINING SOMETHING IN OTHER WORDS
How important is sport for good health?
I mean…
What i meant was…
What i´m trying tos ay is…
… or rather,…

COLLOCATIONS

1. do success (of something)

2.be a large success (at something)

3. be deeply successful (at somehing)

4. fail with (something)

5. be an entire failure (at something)

1. give up, miss, waste : AN OPPORTUNITY

2. achieve, give up: AN AMBITION

3. lose, miss, win: AN COMPETITION

4. beat: AN OPPONENT

5. achieve, beat, miss, reach: A TARGET

1. Great players never MISS/GIVE UP/WASTE an opportunity to score a goal.

2. We were disappointed that we were knocked out before we REACHED the second
round
3. Well done, everyone. You deserved to WIN that match.
4. It´s a pity she played so badly. She WASTED/MISSED the opportunity to show
everyone just how talented she is.
5. Only a luck few ever ACHIEVE their dream of becoming an medallist.
6. I don´t mind LOSING to an opponent if …
7. It was frustrating being BEATEN so easily.
8. She´s the most competitive person i´ve ever met. She never GIVES UP even when she´s
losing badly.
To be successful people need to HAVE a strong competitive streak and BE totally single-
minded. They Will often COME ACROSS problems which they need to OVERCOME if they are
to succeed.

Succesful people often SET themselves goals or deadlines so that they can FULFIL their
potential. They have to leanr to COPE with pressure in order to ACCOMPLISH what they set
out to do.

REVIEW

1. To be successful you often need to overcome PROBLEMS.

2. It´S important to try to FULFIL your potential.
3. In order2 2to achieve things, you need to SET yourself goals.
4. I was lucky enough to meet David Beckham once BY chance.
5. To perform well in sports you need to be able to cope WITH pressure.
6. Successful people rarely WASTE opportunities they are given.
7. Because i was too tal, there was never any POSSIBILITY of becoming a ballet dancer.
8. High achievers are unlikely to leave anything TO chance.

1. If i met Usain, i take WOULD TAKE a photograph of him.

2. We can get tickets for the match if we would book BOOK them today.
3. If you will practise PRACTISED harder, you could be a good player.
4. If you helped me more, i didn´t have WOULDN´T HAVE so many problems.
5. He can become COULD HAVE BECOME world champion if he´d had a different coach.
6. He might have decided to join another team if the club wouldn’t have offered HADN’T
offered him so much money.

1. Mental imagery is a technique often used b yan athlete to improve their performance.
(perform).

2. There is a stong possibility that thinking positively makes you les nervous. (posible)

3. Most athletes show a huge amount of determination and focus. (determined)

4.The idea of failure is difficult for many to accept. (fail)

5. Many performers are etremely superstitious (superstition)

6. It is common for sportpeople to be perfectionists (perfect)

7. Confidence is probably as important as amition for athletes. (confident)

8. Too much pressure on athletes can lead to unhappiness. (happy)

GAPS

• Curious
• Told us that something
• Far away
• Onto the Surface
• Travelling into
• Looking for…
• Couldn´t miss
• Cut off from
• To take some time

• 2. 1. Never
• even
• unless
• of
• be
• for
• other
• something

3.Journal---- journalism

Use---- useless

Success--- successfull

Train--- training
Choose---- choice

Employ----employment

Manage-----management

Please---- unpleasant

Complain---- complaints

Cambiando palabras pero con el mismo significado

We´re going to camp whether or not it´s raining.

EVEN

We´re goint to camp EVEN IF IT´S raining.

They are going to stay with my brother when they go to Madrid.

PUT

My brother is going to PUT THEM UP when they go to Madrid.

I am sure that Emilia hasn´t remembered we have an appointment

MUST

Emilia must have forgotten we have an appointment.

There were so many people at the station that i couldn´t find my friend.

SUCH

There were SUCH A LOT OF people at the station that i couldn´t find my friend.

It´s a waste of time entering the competition because i won´t win

NO

There´s no point entering the competition because i won´t win.

Tim was annoyed beause his son didn´t pay his car tax.

PAID

If his son HAD PAID his car tax, Tim wouldn´t have been annoyed.

You whouldn´t swim here, the instructor told us.

WARNED
The instructor warnned us not to swim there.

UNIT 10 FRIENDS FOR LIFE

Complet about people´s characters with compound adjetives.

1. We enjoy the same kind of thing; we´re very LIKE-minded.

2. My brother hardly ever argues but my sister´s always been QUICK-tempered.
3. He´s the kind of person who always has to get his own way; he´s very STRONG-willed.
4. You can rely on Matt to make rational decisions, he´s very LEVEL-headed.
5. She doesn´t get upset easily; she´s always very EVEN-tempered.
6. Jessica always goes out of her way to help people. She´s a very KIND-hearted person.
7. My granddad was modest and MILD-mannered a contrast to my grandmother who
was extremely loud and opinionated.
8. I think the reason Daniel is so successful is because he was always so ambitious and
SINGLE-minded.

• 1 B: we fight like brothers … about all sorts of things

• 2 A: I’d help her in whatever way I can and she’d do the same for me
• 3 F: We usually get to see each other about once a week but we message each other
all the time
• 4 G: I’d like us to spend more time together. We used to go out together all the time
• 5 C: he loves being the centre of attention whereas I’m quite shytarea 2

Conditionals

1. Conditional linking words

Se usa como “if”:
As/so long as, even, if, on condition that, provinding, provided (that), unless, whether.
Mum says i can have a dog AS/SO LONG AS i agree to look after it.
I won´t go UNLESS YOU COME WITH ME. (if you don´t come with me)
We´re going on the walk EVEN IF IT RAINS.
I´ll help you PROVIDED (THAT) YOU DON´T TELL
They´ll be pleased t osee us whether they´re expecting us OR NOT.

In case is used to describe things we do as precautions against what might happen.

I´ll take my pone IN CASE i need to get in touch with you.

Otherwise is used to describe what would happen if we didn´t do something, or did

things differently. It can link two clauses, or begin a new sentence.

Cuando la condicional es al inicio se pone coma entre the conditional clause and the
main clause.
 1. I´d love to buy that sofa. But are you sure we can afford it? (as long as)
• I’d love to buy that sofa, as long as we can afford it.

2. We may end up living in different countries. However, i´ll always be Friends with
you (even if)
• I’ll always be friends with you, even if we end up living in different countries.

3. They´re allowed to go canoeing, but they have to wear life-jackets (on condition
that).
• They’re allowed to go canoeing, providing they wear life-jackets.

4. It shouldn´t be too difficult. Just follow the intructions carefully. (providing)

• It shouldn’t be too difficult, providing you follow the instructions carefully.

5. I might go to the party or i might not. I haven´t decided yet. (whether)

• I haven’t decided whether I will go to the party or not.

6. Belinda may not have been invited to the party. In that case i won´t go. (unless)
• Unless Belinda has been invited to the part, I won’t go.

7. You might get thirsty. You should take some wáter wih you. (in case)
• You should take some water with you in case you get thirsty.

8. You´d better sell Sarah straightaway. If you don´t, she´ll be upset (otherwise)
• You’d better tell Sarah straightaway, otherwise she’ll be upset.

A. UNLESS (Even if) you make an effort, it´s too easy to lose touch with old Friends.
B. I messagemy boyfriend every day OTHERWISE he gets upset.
C. I want to invite all my Friends EVEN IF they can´t all come to the party.
D. PROVIDED THAT/AS LONG AS i know some people who are going, i don´t mind going to
parties on my own.
E. I don´t know WHETHER or not to talk to him about the problem.

1. I´ll pone you tonight if it isn´t to late when i get home.

UNLESS = A MENOS QUE
I´ll pone you tonight unless I get home (unless it is) too late.

2. He´ll get a ticket for the match whether he has enough money or not.
EVEN = INCLUSO
He´ll get a ticket for the match even if he doesn’t have enough money.

3. Unless it´s raining. I´ll wait for you outside the cinema.
LONG = MIENTRAS
As long as it’s not/it isn’t raining, i´ll wait for you
 4. We couldn´t go to the party beause of the snow.
HAVE = HAN IDO
If it hadn´t been snowing, we could/would/might have gone to the party.

5. We should finish by four o´clock but it means we can´t take a break for lunch.
PROVIDED = PROPORCIONÓ
We should finish by four o´clock provided (that) we don’t take a break for lunch.}

6. Depending on the amount of traffic, i might be a bit late.

WHETHER = SI
I might be a bit late depending on whether there’s/there is much traffic or not.

A. 1. We have no more information at the PRESENT/CURRENT time

B. I know she´s in her early twenties but i don´t know her ACTUAL age.
C. He´s very interested in CURRENT affairs.
D. He´s not as lively as USUAL
E. On a TYPICAL Saturday night
F. It´s very COMMON to meet your future husband or wife at work.
G. She doesn´t get much INDIVIDUAL attention from the teacher on the art course she´s
doing.
H. We decided to drive to the coast for no PARTICULAR reason.
I. It´s a(n) UNIQUE opportunity to make new friends.

1. Current affais
2. Arrange to meet
3. Spend a loto f time
4. I prefer it that way.
5. One thing that money…
6. Might consider buying companionship
7. He found socialising difficult.
8. Loads of real Friends …
9. Gym or keep you company while you shop..

Phrasal vebs with come

A: AGREE TO SOMETHING YOU´RE NOT SURE OF ---- My parents have come round to the idea
that i´ll never get married

B: find/meet by chance --- I come across my future wife while we were both waiting for a bus.

C: BE MADE PUBLIC ---- The news that the billionaire is getting married for the 6th time came
out yesterday.

D: SURVIVE ---- They came through a difficult period in their relationship and are now stronger
than ever.

E: INVENT ---- The writer came up with the idea for the story after seeing an old photograph.

F: INHERIT ---- They decided to get married when Jack came into some money.
G: GIVE THE IMPRESSION/ APPEAR ------ It´s easy to come across as too keen when you meet
someone you´re really attracted to.

H: HAPPEN ----- They´ve go their 25th wedding anniversary coming up soon.

MATCH A PASTICIPLE CLAUSE TO A MAIN CLAUSE TO MAKE STATEMENTS YOU AGREE WITH

A. People marrying at a very Young are ----- usually regret it

B. People using online dating websites ---- Need to have a lot of confidence.
C. People going on blind dates ----- shouldn´t judge people on appearances.

1. Jane is a romantic story WRITTEN by Carla. (write)

2. The hotel OVERLOOKING the harbour has a swimming pool on the roof. (overlook)
3. We spent our honeymoon on an island SURROUNDED by a coral reef (surround)
4. A group of women, all WEARING brightly coloured clothes, could be seen in the
distance (wear)
5. The house had a large garden STRETCHING down to the river (STRETCH)
6. CLOSING the book, she turned over and went to sleep. (close)

A. Destined = PASSIVE
B. Carried out = PASSIVE
C. Believing = ACTIVE

1. A Chinese story about lovers who are destined to be together.

The pronoun who is missed out; the auxiliary are is also missed out.
2. Research which was carried out by a profesor at…
The pronoun which and the auxiliary was are missed out.
3. People who believe in romantic destiny…
The pronoun who is missed out, and the present simple verb becomes a present
participle.

• The woman WHO LIVES next door is my best friend.

The woman LIVING next door.
• She is a kind-hearted woman, WHO BURSTS with energy.
She is a kind-hearted woman, BURSTING with energy.
• Her sense of style, which was developed during her stay in France, is famous.
Her sense of style, DEVELOPED during her stay in France, is famous.
• She recently twisted her ankle while we were playing tennis.
She recently twisted her ankle PLAYING tennis.
• She has blonde hair, which is cut very short.
She has blonde hair, CUT very short.
 • She gave me a fantastic picture, which was painted by her brother.
She gave me a fantastic picture, PAINTED by her brother.
• Anyone who meets her is impressed by her charm.
Anyone MEETING her is impressed by her charm.
• She has a job in which she designs clothes.
She has a job DESIGNING clothes.

MATCH THE SENTENCES TO OTHER USES OF PARTICIPLES

A: People don´t like admitting that they are lonely ---- AFTER CERTAIN VERBS
B: After chatting online, they arranged to meet for a coffee. ---- AFTER
CONJUNCTIONS
C: Deciding to get maried is a very important step ---- AS THE SUBJECT OF A
SENTENCE
D: Disappointed by his behaviour, she broke up with him. ---- AS AN
ADJECTIVE.

1. aged ----AGE…my first trip AGED just 19

2. jumping --- JUMP… I felt like JUMPING off a cliff

3. filled ---- FILL ….FILLED with a mixture

4. feeling ----FEEL ... i remember FEELING sick

5. Travelling ----TRAVEL ….TRAVELLING by yourself

6. planning ----PLAN…. By PLANNING the trip alone

7. having -----HAVE …. Addd Benefit of HAVING total control

8. escaping ---- ESCAPE …. I´ve insiste don SCAPING for a solo trip

9. getting --- GET… ever after GETTING married.

10. Shocked---- SHOCK ….. used to the SHOCKED reaction we get

1. childhood

2. teenage years

3. college

4. adulthood

5. Retirement

STARTING A DISCUSSION

A. Ok, SHALL we begin?

B. We COULD start WITH CHILDHOOD
 INTERRUPTING SOMEONE WHEN YOU WANT A TURN
C. ACTUALLY, oh sorry!
ENCOURAGING THE OTHER PERSON TO SAY SOMETHING
D. DON´T you think?
E. No, that´s ok GO ON
F. WOULD YOU SAY men and women have a different kind of friendship?
DEVELOPING YOUR PARTNER´S IDEAS
G. LIKE you said, it must be lonely.
H. As you SAY, men like doing things together.

1. I think that having a best friend at school is ABSOLUTELY essential

2. Staying at home with a baby must be EXTREMELY/INCREDIBLY lonely
3. I used to ABSOLUTELY love seeing my Friends every day at college.
4. What i find INCREDIBLY/EXTREMELY difficult is keeping in touch with old Friends.
5. I TOTALLY/ABSOLUTELY agre with you
6. I´m ABSOLUTELY certain i Will have the same Friends when i´m fifty.

1 they add emphasis

2 saw – set eyes on; walking with difficulty – struggling; ran – rushed, took – grabbed; a lot –
mass

3 immediately – straightaway; attracted by – fascinated by; unusual – strange; have an

argument – fall out; stupid – ridiculous; spoke – talked

5 Students’ own answers

6 Sample answer

A. Even if he doesn´t turn up…

B. Provided that the train´s on time
C. I still think he should apologise WHETHER it´s his fault or not.
D. Let´s agree to disagree, OTHERWISE we´ll have a big argument
E. AS LONG AS it doen´t rain, i´ll invite everyone
F. We would never have met IF you hadn´t got los ton your first day at university.

1. That woman is waving to us. She´s one of my work colleagues.

That woman waving to us is one of my work colleagues.

2. That´s the path. It leads to the sea.

That’s the path leading to the sea.

3.I saw your brother. He was waiting for a train.

I saw your brother waiting for a train.

4. I found the money. It was hidden under my bed.

I found the money hidden under my bed.

5. I´m living in a flat. It´s owned b yan old friend.

I’m living in a flat owned by an old friend.

6. Shall we book the flight to Rome? It leaves at 6pm from Heathrow.

Shall we book the flight to Rome leaving at 6p.m. from Heathrow?

7. My favourite possession is this book. It was signed by the author.

My favourite possession is this book, signed by the author.

A. She come ACROSS as being quite shy

B. We came UP with the idea after a lot of consideration
C. We´ve got a revision test coming UP soon.
D. When his grandfather died, Archie came INTO a lot of money.
E. Her secret will come OUT one of these days.
F. The film comes OUT on Fridays.
G. They relied on their Friends to help them come THROUGH a very difficult period.
H. I´d never come ACROSS this writer before - i think he´s amazing

1. I could never be Friends with someone who was DISLOYAL (loyal)

2. Not everyone is AMBITIOUS which is absolutely fine (ambition)
3. Giving up her holiday to help her friend was a true acto f
UNSELFISHNESS/SELFLESSNESS (self)
4. Tell me what really happened. I can always tell when you´re being DISHONEST
(honest)
5. She´s such fun to be with because she´s so LIVELY (live)
6. Some people are really sociable and have a natural talent for FRIENDSHIP (friend)

1. That opportunity has passed = Esa oportunidad ha pasado // that ship had sailed
2. To be the result of chance = Ser fruto del azar // a stroke of luck
3. To have another opportunity to do something = Tener otra oportunidad de hacer algo
// i hope to get a second bite at the cherry someday
4. To be indecisive = Ser indeciso // i was on the fence for months
5. The principle that if is posible for something to go wrong, it will go wrong. = El
principio de que si es posible que algo salga mal, saldrá mal. // it was the only thing
that could have gone wrong and it hapende
 A. Nor a shoulder to cry ON since i was an only child…
B. But the two of us hit it OFF right away
C. We spoke the SAME language
D. I feel she knows me inside OUT
E. We are not always ON the same wavelength.

• NOR A SHOULDER TO CRY = NI UN HOMBRO PARA LLORAR

• HIT IT OFF RIGHT AWAY= Llévalo de inmediato
• SPOKE THE SAME LANGUAGE= HABLA EL MISMO IDIOMA
• SHE KNOWS ME INSIDE OUT = ELLA ME CONOCE DE DENTRO FUERA
• WE ARE NOT ALWAYS ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH = NO ESTAMOS SIEMPRE
EN LA MISMA LONGITUD DE ONDA

I don´t think we need to like each other from the very beginning. We didn´t HIT IT OFF
immediately, but then we became very good Friends.

I think you and your Friends generally need to be ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH in most topics
because if you don´t, you might be fighting all the time.

You might feel that someone and you SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE, but that doesn´t mean
you are going to be Friends.

A good friend doesn´t have to be A SHOULDER TO CRY because not everybody has those
people skills

You sometimes think you KNOW SOMEONE INSIDE OUT, but the truth is that people can
surprise you rather unpleasatly.
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Although simon is going to university this autumn to study JOURNALISM (journal) he

has been working as a waiter for six months top ay for a holiday. Ar first, he says, he was
absolutely USELESS (use) at the job. It took him far longer tha he´d expected to be able to do it
SUCCESSFULLY (success). This was partly because he was given no formal TRAINING (train) at
all. He says that the job would not have been his first CHOICE (choose) but it had been difficult
to find any kind of temporary EMPLOYMENT (employ) at all, so he´d had to take what he could
get. The salary is not good either, specially in view of the number of hours he Works. Waiters
can´t the MANAGERS (manage) of some restaurants. So he just has to hope for generous tips
instead. He would never consider working in a restaurant again, ainly beause of the rude and
UNPLEASANT (please) attitude of many chefs towards waiters. However, he admits there were
very few COMPLAINTS (complain) about the food.

HASTA EL MARTES