Exercise 1 ‘Add vowels to complete the words ad phrases. 1 there's ator am 2. Thestreetsoe clean ond safe 4 Llovethenignefe The public transport system is exelent 6 Inthecty centre, theres qutea lot of crime 7-1 sual find people are nly and 8 There ae some lovely pars and green spaces 9 Some orthe old buildings are beaut ono0 "There are lots of beautiful | buildings. ike the museums and the cathedral.’ (places ike houses, with walls and a root) "The public transport system is great. I's really cheap.’ (buses, rams and underground) "Ws a problem in the morning, because there's a lt of traffle B . (alot af cars) "People are always very friendly ® and polite (stop to talk or help you, say things like please and thank you) ‘The thing I like bests the parks. There are ots of green spaces ‘® where you can go for a walk or sit and enjoy the ‘view: (places with trees and plants) "The problem is that there's alat of crime (legal activity) "Tes an industrial cl, so its very polluted (ar and water are not clean) "Tdon't lke going into the cy, because I's very crowded 8 . (too many people in a small space) "Ithas a great nightlife with lots of cubs staying open all ight long (places to go out at night) "Iie it where Live. The streets are clean (1 and safe .°(no rubbish or crime)Did you choose the salmon starter? What's it like? It's delicious. Try some. Do you like classical music? No, [can't stand ft. only listen to rock. What do you like § doing at the weekend? Nothing much. We like staying at home and relaxing! What was @ your weekend like It was great, We went out on Saturday and had a really good time. haven't met your sister. What's she like She's really funny. 'm sure you'll like her. What's § the weather like at the moment? It's raining, as usual. Do you like §® living in London? Hove it. There are so many things to see and do. What is §® that new restaurant by the river like @ ? It's lovely. We ate there last week.‘What's your new be teacher like? ‘What's your new teacher like ? She's really good. She makes the lessons interesting. ‘What's It to like living in the country? What's it like living in the country I's a bit quiet. I think I preferred the city. Does your mother staying with you? Does your mother like staying with you ? She loves it. She comes to stay once a month. ‘Are you like eating out in restaurants? Do you like eating out in restaurants 9B ? Tenjoy it sometimes, but I prefer to cook at home. What the prices like? What are the prices like 9 ? It’s not too bad. But it’s more expensive than it was. Do your brother like it in Scotland? Does your brother He likes ita lot. He says it's beautiful. Which's your new job like? What's your new job like ? It's brilliant. The peavle I work with are reallv friendly.N w w ‘and other famous sights. 1 Which citys called ‘he most romantic’ by most Europeans? Paris 2. Which is the cheapest city ta live In? Mumbai 3 New Yorkis one ofthe safest big cities in the USA. | What's the problem with going to the Eiffel Tower? It's very expensive, Itisn’t romantic. It’s very crowded. | According to the article, are Moscow, London and Tokyo expensive cities to live in? Yes, they are always at the top of the list. No, they are always at the bottom of the list. Yes, they are always at the middle of the list. Has New York always been a safe city? Yes, it has always been one of the safest cities in the world. No, it was once one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Yes, but it is not as safe as it once was. How many people visit New York every year? 45 million 50 million 55 million What are two famous sights in New York? the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower the Statue of Liberty and Times Square the best restaurants in the worldow eon Sights, once, costot living, picnic |. goby, yopulag that many people like (paragraph 1) | popular a meal that you eat outside, especially in the countryside (paragraph 1): picnic walk past (paragraph 1): go by the price oft! 25 like food, bills and public transport (paragraph 2): cost of living at some time in the past (paragraph 3): once things that tourists vis (paragraph 3): sights2 your courses, at 1 about wilting ask to. college am Tam writing to ask about courses at your college (uel cose hl cas would like to know what courses you have in August * [Memon acton etc ica te ane Ly In addition to this, I would like to know the prices 5 hearing 1 you trom forward soon to look, look forward to hearing from you soon & sincerely, Wrdges| Yours, Sal Yours sincerely, Sally BridgesExercise 1 Complete the words in the sentences, 1. The police officer caught the thief 2 Thejudge gave her along prison sentence 3 Alot of sh pl ft.rs x shoplifters (® steal @ mobile phones. 4 Thecriminal knew the victim 5 He was given afine ® for writing graffit! on the wall of a house. 6 Community service ‘isn'ta good punishment fora crime like fraud 7 Lastyearhe was arrested for shoplifting ® '& The police are investigating ® the theft of a famous painting. 9 Intherfilm, he breaks into. a museum and shoots ® a security guard.Exercise 2 w Complete the sentences om __used in our food__made in our factory in Milan, paid much money for thelr Work, ese by ren ares ecgised by colleges a ve the wor, led ee yea fo theta ten to prson, broken yy ns, 1 over 4000 foxes ar lle every year fr thelr fur ‘Our academic courses are recognised by collages allover the word. ‘his type of clothings made in our factory in Min Unt recently, cart workers werent pald much money for thelr work ‘The bulldings were designed by French architects animal fats used in our food ‘The thier was taken to prison ‘That window wasn't broken by my boys Exercise 3 on Select the correctalterativesto complete the tox om My favourite crime programme is CS an American series. Usually thas the same structure Fst, someone EIST eserousy. ae his, the cSt omcers are called. to sve the mystery. Tey collec endence looked. at very carefully inthe laboratory. Then the CS ofa bring. ® various people to ther ofice ‘and ask questions Moreeudence is dscovered ®whichallows the CSfficers to nthe kl. Sa. why dole? The mostinteresng hing she way he exdence is found. Theynever miss anything a hay, a contact ens, even a dead sec Labo ke he characte ofthe CS mcs, Tey arena erect peopl, bu they do ther jb perfectExercise 4 Complete the texts with the past simple active or passive form ofthe verbs below. tell choose say catch ge come arrest have ‘atl inNorth Carolina was arrested fr thet. During her tri, she was told to gohome and gether favourite possession, she came back ith her IPod. The judge threw Itonto the floor and broke. Now you know how it ‘eels to lose your favourite possession, he said 'Dont doit anybody ese” liam Brown, aged nineteen, was caught. stealing 2TV trom a house. Brown said the TV was fr his itle brother, who had a broken leg and was bored in bed, The judge sentenced Brown to no TV watching fra year “Amazingly the victim ofthe crime sald, M's OK. have two TVS. He can borrow one while his brother gets better! lucas Stepanovich drove through town playing loud music with his windows down. Aths ra hewas given a “choice: pay a $100 ne or Iisten to loud classical music or sb hours. He chose the musicHis books aren't sold in the USA. Bookshops in the USA don't sell his books § . (not / sell) The library was destroyed in an earthquake. ‘An earthquake destroyed the library § . (destroy) The children didn't break the window. The window wasn't broken by the children §® . (not / break) Hundreds of products use plastic. Plastic is used in hundreds of products §® . (use / in) The thief was caught by the police. The police caught the thief §® . (catch) No one told us about the exam. We weren't told about the exam § . (not / tell) You don't find tigers in Africa. Tigers are not found in Africa §® . (not / find)\ipam| technology, nes, Sophie: technology tis: eer Pamela: spam 0228 4) em & Vv o) Exercise 6B = Listen and select the coreet option to complete the sentences. om > 2 oo 2) 1 sophie ESSERE 2 Sophie winks people concentrate beter without technology 3 Lusdoescike newspapers and foosin the tube 4 Lutssuggsts a punsiment: cleaning the streets 5 Pamela aves technology 6 Pamela sunesta punishment: reading spam messagesRead the sentences and find words that match the definitions, 4 "They spend their whole ite weating headphones. think i's really rude.’ not polite: rude 2. ‘Inmy school they banned personal technology during lessr ‘ormally said that people must not do something: banned 3. Forme, the worst thing litter on the street." lunwanted paper, bottles etc. that people leave in a public place: litter 4. ‘People just leave their newspapers ving around.” ‘when something is left somewhere, in the wrong place: ying around 5S ‘Allthis paper is areal mess. untidy, with everything inthe wrong place: mess 6 "The government has tied to introduce fines, but It hasn't worked money you have to pay as a punishment: fines. 7. 'Spamis so annoying” ‘making you feel angry: annoyingExercise 1 Read the ches and complete the crossword ‘when a compute suddenly stops wrng Sees Bor octane ender. ° 7 * ™ help that gen to youn a esauranto See ees aera Breuer ese eo eee ee Something Sihenyou cont move, © Intrac rina versal plac, you are ‘3 when you have to walt for something because a RAExerc 2 ‘Choose the correct options to complete the conversation, & & 8: & 8 & & & & 8: Helo Cant help ata? Yes, theres 2 SEI th eis n my room, at exactly ithe problem? doesnework Of lok into tight ota. Isthere arything et can hep you with? Yes. ordered room service ths morning, bat Thad to wafer ever an hou mally srry about tat as there arything le? Yes. My oom was very nosy ast ight mata theres nothing we can do about that, si. There's a dso dounstas. very righ ‘Ohno srOn Mondays heres a rock concer. Great Exercise 3A Leek te ted re gi pra rmkropnone na work ‘The microphone dosent work been here oer two hous ve been here for evertae hours os o%Exercise 38 a3 "atch he complaints wen he responses teow. 8 Themkrophone doesntwork Ivebeen here for aver two hours Theresa problem wth the pit, 18: ely sorry about tha. 135 stuck arama, Blok et right away For naw. you can use the pita on the second for 1:1 sry, tthe’ ning we can do atthe manent, We da'thave any elect. Exercise 4a, = ‘Complete the sentences wih a word that matches the ies pattern n brakes % 1 ony, buthere'sa grab | wth my rom, (00) 2 Excuse me.fvebeen here over an our (20) Could @ Ispesktothe manager? Im not happy th the sere (0) 4 Couldyou nt 1 ne? There's something wrong wth his compute. (0) 8 havea problem. Te ar condone i my room dees work 00) (0)So it's what I'm used to and I enjoy that I can get everywhere really easily. C I think London especially is very vibrant - and there's always something going on.F Tenjoyit. It’s a- it suits me. D Much prefer the country. A There's always lots of things to do. B Isa great place to be. Elots of events and culture fantastic nightlife terrific theatre good transport huge choice of restaurants different kinds of people cheap and frequent tube feelingsafe Glossary: huge choice of restaurants= there are1 live right next | door to the Globe Theatre, the Tate Moder so theatre is terii 3 Sometimesitcan be dimcult to get around the city quickly. 5 _Lthink there's always very much of @go-go kind of attitude - that you have to be on the go the ‘whole thme, And there Isnt the time just to chill out or take time out. And ityou're not doing something, you're missing out 2 Theract that you can lve, probably miles away '® trom your friends. 4 Everywtiere’s close at hand, There's always lots of people around so you fee! quite sae.miles away like living in a clty because all the He's got so much energy. He's always doing She can't walk to the shops because they're in the next town, Tve had avery 2 week so I'm just going don't have to drive to _ because I live eee) Exercise 1 os Complete the sentences withthe words blow om (ene eon eta an tos acti Lopes 1. Doyoumind tTuse your |mobile) phone? ‘ve ust started a nen blog. where Lure aout pols, and ls of people are rece 3 Naveyou seen tha video with theca Wat share the Hink so that you can ste ‘Pmlustgoingto check my emall for naw messzps. Wy dortyousend eran sis? you're athomelater Skype yeu sowe can alk about he plans forthe weekend ave you updated the webpage ® wth our new photos? We dont ste each other onten,butwe chat ® alot online "ve ost my phone, 501'm gingto post _amessoge online asking people to send me thelr numbers 10 ove fling birds nthe pak. usualy ea the moves. then upload them toa video ® sharing steConversation 2 Don't forget to call Amy. already / to /I've / her / spoken I've already spoken to her Conversation 3 HL. You look well! just / from / we've / holiday / back / yes, / got / our Yes, we've just got back from our holiday ® - Conversation 4 Is that the new Shining Stars DVD? haven't / yet / it / watched / yes, /I/ but Yes, but Ihaven't watched it yet . Conversation 5 my / results / just / exam / got / I've T've just got my exam results . Tell me! How did you do? Conversation 6 You need to buy a present for Josh. money / but / already / all / I've / spent / my But I've already spent all my money § .10 I'm still tired. 1 have just woken up (wake up). Well done. You have just finished (finish) all your work for today. [don't want any lunch, thanks. [have just eaten § (eat). I don't believe it. Sam has just lost (lose) his phone again, That's brilliant! Helen has just passed (pass) her driving test. T'm really sorry. Ihave just heard §® (hear) the bad news. Hold ona minute, I'll check, Sheila has just sent § (send) me a message. Let's go for a walk. It has just stopped (stop) raining. Hurry up! The taxi has just arrived 9 (arrive). You're abit late. They have just started @ (start) the meeting.Conversation 2 A; Have you cooked the dinner yet §§ ? (you /cook/ dinner / yet) B: No, I've only just got home .(1/ only / just / get home) Conversation 3 A; Have you asked your wife yet ? (you/ ask / your wife / yet) B: No, 'm going to speak to her later Conversation 4 ‘A: Have you decided where we're going yet ? (you / decide / where / we're going / yet) Yes, we've just booked a table at Mario's. . (we / just / book / table / Mario's) Conversation 5 ‘Az Do you want to come and play football? No, I've already played twice this week i .(1/ already / play / twice / this week) Conversation 6 A; Have you seen Miranda § ? (you / see / Miranda) B: Yes, she's just left . (she / just / leave) mo -00:53 4) mm)a message on a website/blog (paragraph 1): post not generous; not wanting to spend money (paragraph 1): stingy people who read / write a blog (paragraph 2): blogger Ideas you believe in strongly (paragraph 2): (2 words) strong opinions started (paragraph 3): set up all the people of about the same age (paragraph 4): (1 word) generationWe went to the beach. We had a lovely time on the beach. We had a lovely time there visited my grandmother. I took my grandmother out to lunch. Ttook her out to lunch ® . I'm seeing some friends. I haven't seen my friends for a long time. Thaven't seen them for along time ® . He's just started a new job. He's enjoying the new job. He's enjoying it ® . ‘The waiter smiled at Mark and me. Then he gave Mark and me the bill. Then he gave us the bill ® . This place is so beautiful. I'd like to stay in this place forever. T'd like to stay here forever @ .nem, wom asonfusod, acid ore amaze loneh, Lumcomforable, Its your birthday and you're having a party excited You've just bought anew computer and you are trying to read the instructions. confused You are standing ona crowded tain, carrying heavy bags, and you are 10 hot. ‘uncomfortable You have to gvea talk to 30 people nervous You have decided to spend a year in another country, butyou haven't met any frends yet. lonely You have gota bad cough and you have hadi for more than sb months worried You're waiting tan airport and you see ren who you have’ seen for ten years. amazed You are wating ata station and your train has been delayed fortwo hours boredExercise 2 os Lstento sic people talking abou ther fecings Match he feeling each speaker tls about with he om things heahe says bout > 1s oe bores J sata eraser, lone ott pry comes comes \ /~uatetcametzare asad nye with numbers aaa Ob HOH ss worried pieterstobebsyExercise 3 be fine_I.comebadklater when he stars is course _fwe make too mich nose ‘tthe weather eis bever shellgo to university when the plane arrives, ih getyou aD Wellgo fora wslk the weather gts beter she pases her exams, she'l goto uni ye \Wellbe thereto mest youat the airport when the plane aries ‘rm sue el make lots o new ends when he starts his course ‘yeu tke the musi get you a CD yeu very busy now. 1 come back ater ‘They hear us comingin if we make too much noise yeu plan your takcaretly, you 0 Om 2B sopasten Snip saved te Select here te‘Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 IFT am (be) late again, my girlfriend will be §® (be) furious! all §@ (call) you if there ® (be)a problem. 3 WhenIsee §@ (see) Mary, Iwill tell § (tell) her you were here. 4 Ifthe taxi doesn’t come §® (not come) soon, we will be §@ (be) late. 5 Iflget § (get) another job, Iwill earn §® (earn) a bit more money. 6 Iwill buy § (buy) you some lunch ifyou are (be) hungry. 7 They will change §® (change) their minds when they see (see) the hotel 8 What will you do § (you/do) Ifyou lose § (lose) your job?Complete the conversation with the correct form af the verbs below. PRP PPR eR eR stay walt notknow have (2) spend find go(x2) be look (x2) "We need to book our summer holiday. we wait any longer, everything wil be fully booked. ‘Youve right. But we sill haven't decided where to go, How about spain? fe go ® to Spain, 'm sure we il have good weather. But we always goto Spain. Paris? ‘We could wy, butitwe stay in Paris, we will spend lots of money. Parsi really expensive. (OK. How about Romania or Bulgaria? ‘We could wy that But ifwe go. there, we won't know | the language. ‘That doesn't mater, know, and ifwe look on the internet, we might find some cheap deals. ‘That's @ good idea. Ifyou have 9 time later, will you look (you)? (OK. But ' not going to atts. don't have enough money!if /elephant / walk on bridge / bridge / break If the elephant walks on the bridge, the bridge will break it / bridge / break / elephant / fall If the bridge breaks, the elephant will fall if /elephant / fall / crocodiles / eat it If the elephant falls, the crocodiles will eat it . if /man / fall / girlfriend / scream If the man falls, his girlfriend will scream if / girlfriend / scream / snake / wake up If the girlfriend screams, the snake will wake up if /snake / wake up / bite / girlfriend If the snake wakes up, it will bite the girlfriend 9 . if /man/ not cross / bridge / can keep / flowers If the man doesn't cross the bridge, he can keep the flowers if /he / keep / flowers / it / be / a lot easier If he keeps the flowers, it will be alot easier .Exercise 8 Compete Rober’ and Miriam’ statements. Then listen and check your answers Interests lent tak changed, prefer me socale computer Think they have already | ghangel) he way we ne. ‘hishas made mea mare sociable perso, [spend mast of my fee time taling eather people with he sameintereste ‘These cays tind eater total to people don't know Miia ‘hore arelots of games Ido keke the violent same [dont spendall ny tine onthe computer ‘and think people ae lie me Inour ee time we prefer 10 docsher things. wExercise 1 os Complete the words inthe sentences. o% 41 Luse Google a ot. but use other search engines oo. 2 Sometimes rea he iscussons on the message boards. I's interesting to see what other people tink about things. 3. 1 dont use any o the social network hone, oF Send them an emai 1m -stes because ust don't have time. preter to talk to tends onthe 4 Tlookat travel websites. when Lam planning a holiday I's useful to get ideas of where you could go. 5 11ead afew dierent online news. sites because Ike easing news trom other counts. 5 1 getall my music rom the musie download ses. 7 when tve gota few minutes to spare, tlook atthe photo sharing ® ses and find interesting pictures,\Dofoltely,| thats | dent | totally, | sure, imu), c,) Act's always better to do your shopping online. B:1 don’t think that's true. It's not always cheaper. ‘A: People who live in rich countries should give money to people in poorer countries. B:In my ® opinion, that's not the best way to solve the problem. A: This bar is much nicer than the one we came to last time. B: Definitely @® .[ really like it here. A: If you want people to work harder, you need to pay them more money. B: That's right. ‘A: think our product is the best on the market. B:I'mnot sure about that. ‘A: You need to control how many people move into the country. B:Ttotally ® disagree. [think people should be allowed to live where they want. ‘A: Not everyone has a mobile phone, even nowadays. B: That's true §B , although most people do.Exercise 3 7 Putthe words inthe correct order to make polite responses. om Example: 1pm) sony but, 1 don't thik thas rahe 2 ataid) ceagree 1m totally matraid totaly asagree 3 gam oes, lly no su el mt at a aa rm sory, but don think so mony, Imsory/Im afraid Imsorry Imafrald Imreally not sure Manager: The project needs tobe finshed this week Worker: tmatrald) that's not possible Manager: Why not? Everythine's possible Worker: Imsorry ® , butdontthinkits: Were working hard, but we need another two weeks to fish the job, Manager: Iwo neeks? Can you ty to finish by the end of next week? Worker: rm re ly not sure about that. There's alo of wark todo Manager: that’ tue. But you can get Some more stay, so we can finish Soanec.'m sorry but Ldon' see ‘what the problems Worker: Ys ry/ Tm afraid [totally disagree. The problem is that we don't have more staff. We cant find people to start work tomorrow.1 3 5 e 2 OEE EEE, Ly ee, (money, wechnolor, "ove technology. enjoy reading about | ney) g243et8 and T spend alot of money on technology. Tcouldet live athout my mobile phone because tpl 1 my itevath i , or without my MPa player because tlove Isteningt | musi How about you? How da you tee about technology? } computer 2 mobile phone iPod 4 MP3 ® player laptop 6 ebook reader4 Tam defintely nota technophobe. Thave learnt to lave technology very much, though, In my job. D 2. For what do, 'm probably quite a technophabe. A 3 Thave every latest gadget asit comes out. F 4 Tlove technology ~ alot. You know, everything about ic lke new gadgets, you know, computers, things tke that 5 Ivegot lots of gadgets. I would’ be. wouldnt know what to do without my laptop. 8 6 Thate technology. [find it frightening and disturbing, ¢ Example: 4) computer / phone / laptop / iPod / TV /internet 2. computer / phone/ laptop / iPod /TV/internet 3 computer / phone / laptop / IPod /TV// Internet 4. computer / phone / laptop 'od / TV internet 5 computer/ phone / laptop /iPod /TV / internet 6 computer /phone / laptop / IPod /TV/internet 'A_ {couldnt ive without my computer. Why nor? Because Im qn) ital the ume. Itbroke ® down once for three weeks and felt lke my husband had left me -T'm not even married, Iwas devastated .Somo, couldnt ive without my computer BT couldn Ive without my laptop. could probably lve without my phone 1 quite ike leaving turned off or ‘awhile, But the laptop's essential [© My phone. {think beyond that, don't need anything esety Pees ‘Match the types of film with the descriptions. Sear hens eo pence laa te comet act) (cotton, hemenfie, tells story from many years ag0. historical drama, Its animated with pictures. cartoon kis funny. comedy {etal the story of Someone's ite. opie: [shows something true or real and doesn usualy have actors. documentary eis tightening. horror film [has lots of tights, guns and explosions. action film _cmight show people trom another planet or technology ofthe ature. science fiction film Tels very successful blockbuster 10 Itis exciting because you don't know what wll happen in the end. thrillerExercise 3 Match the sentence hales to complete the sentences. tite ee eins pees ee meres ere, John was cooking steak, so told him [Tad eat meat Dave ased ir weed the theatre, but told him we preferred the cinema {called Reuben on his mobile the sali he couldn't hear me asi invited me to done, so sald see HT was fee tonight ‘We ited him to work with us, buthe said he was working for another company {asked eri she fet OK ad she tld me she always fle tired in the afternoon ‘Tey asked it itwas a boy ora gi, so said we wouldn't know until june "needed help with my algebra homework but Dad sald he couldn't do maths sm asked about her tenn, but she told him she wasnt playing any more 10 Ourneighbour wanted a map of London, but told her we didn't have one 2%10 "Tim starring in a TV series.” He told me he was starring ina TV series ® . ‘Tll appear in a film next year.’ He said he would appear in a film the following year "The film is called Samba Nights.’ He told me the film was called Samba Nights § . "Ican work with any Hollywood directors I choose." He said he could work with any Hollywood directors he chose ‘Tm living in Beverly Hills.” He told me he was | in Beverly Hills "Tm getting married to Sonia Jeffers next month.’ He said he was getting married to Sonia Jeffers the following month "She is a famous actor too." He told me she was a famous actor too ® . ‘Til text you next week.’ He said he would text me the following week ® . "can take you to some great parties.” He told me he could take me to some great parties_RobertDe No, ET the fa Teresi Orew Baymore Amol Sctwarzengger Tarver | Gonewitn the Wind OrNo, TheTermnator lark ble Sean Connery ET phone home. ‘ACtOr: Drew Barrymore Film: ET the Extra Terrestrial 2h be back? ‘Actor: Arnold Schwarzenegger ‘® film: The Terminator 3 You taking tome” ‘Actor: Robert De Niro Flim: 4°My name's Bond, james Bond: ‘Actor: Sean Connery 8 Film:DrNo faxi Driver 5 Frankly, my dear, don't give @ darn ‘Actor: Clark Gable Flim: Gone with the Wind 2B How does the Terminator get into the police station when he returns? he uses the same line again he walks through the doors he drives through the doors 3B Who came up with the line ‘You talking to me” ‘Arnold Schwarzenegger Robert De Niro Sean Connery 4 When did Sean Connery first say the famous James Bond line? 1962 1974 1939 5B What was shocking about the famous line from Gone with the Wind? it showed Clark Gable's character was in love with Scarlett O'Hara it showed Clark Gable's character didn't care what happened to Scarlett O'Hara it included the word damn1. One ofthese sthe line, ET phone home! 1, Gla sentence which someone says in aplay or film 2. Iemade her one ofthe biggest child stars ofthe time. 1 [C12 famous actor, singer, sports player, ete. 3. Ina scenein The Terminator in 1984, Arnold Schwarzenegger tries to get nto a police station, but they dont et him in 1h [Cla part ofa play or film 4. Sometimes words are connected tothe role, not the actor who says them, 1 [Cla character ina play or film 5 Thiswas perhaps the most famous line ever said on sereen rep + nduring afilm or television programme Exercise 5D ow Complete the actors post withthe words below. o% onscreen scene role tines sar Jeckjones |ustfound aut im golngt be in | scene) wth Ely Shar Shes my hero! ve sen her on sereen lotsof times and she's always bilan, Shes going tobe abig star .Shehas the bigest role Inthe fim -she plays a reporter who discovers acy under the Earth. thave wo lines to saywhere Lasker aquestion and then say owt tee cane watt‘The guide contains lots of use ful | information. He's quite famous now. He's been very successful in his career. We've been married for forty years! We're having a celebration You spent a week in the jungle? How adventurous of you! Don't believe what that politician says. He just wants you to vote for him. We've asked a professional photographer to take the photos. It's been a wonderful holiday. Thank you so much. Inever ride motorbikes. They're too dangerous . Thank you so much, You've been very helpfulExercise 28 = Put the words in the correc group, according to the stress pattern. ow phetosrapes gz [caleba palican sosnp lrvention semi [sce ® J musican Siete [dangerous ™ J[wondertl Complete the hypothetical conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. nthis activity you are graded on capitalization (lowercase and UPPERCASE). Example: think james tsn't fun. x I think james isn't fun. 1 fhe didn't have | (not / have) a lot of money, she wouldn't be (not / be) interested in him. 2 I Ididn't have (not / have) an exam tomorrow, I would love (love) to come out with you. 3° We would be (be) so much happier if we didn't argue (not / argue) all the time. 4 rmsureshe would ask § (ask) yout she needed (need) some help. 5 Ifitdidn’t rain (not/ rain) so much, we would go out (go out) more often. 6 Youwouldn't be § (not/be)sotired ityou went ® (go) to bed earlier. 7 If Thad (have) my car here, I would offer (offer) to drive you home. & Ihe could (can) find a job there, he would move (move) to SpainIf / be / famous / people / recognise / me / on the street If [were famous, people would recognise me on the street . Ifshe / have / more money / she / buy / car If she had more money, she would buy acar What / you / do / if you / lose / your job? What would you do if you lost your job § ? IFL/lose / my job /I/ have to / look for another one IfI lost my job, I would have to look for another one ® . T/travel / to China / if I / can / speak Mandarin I would travel to China if I could speak Mandarin ® . If Harry / have / more time / he / do / more sport If Harry had more time, he would do more sport B . If we / not have / a television /I/ read / more books If we didn't have a television, I would read more books ® . If you/ be / famous / how/ your life / change? If you were famous, how would your life change 9 ?10 ‘The restaurant is very expensive, so we don't eat there. If the restaurant wasn't so expensive, we'd eat there You don't water the garden, so it doesn't look very good. If you watered the garden, it would look very good Idon't have Jodte's number, so T can't call her. If Thad Jod her ® . 's number, I'd c We don't have enough money, so we can't buy our own house. If we had enough money, we'd buy our own house I don't have any food in the house, so I won't invite them in for lunch. If [had any food in the house, I'd invite them in for lunch I don't practise every day, 50 I'm not very good at the guitar. If practised every day, I'd be very good at the guitar Tspend so much time answering my email that I don't finish my other work. If didn’t spend so much time answering my email, [would finish my other work Tm very late, so I'm walking quickly. If Lweren't late, Iwouldn’t be walking quickly ‘The flights are expensive so we don't visit very often. If the flights weren't so expensive, we'd visit more often.Gangnam Styleis 2 music video | which has had over two billion views. The songis about the Gangnam area in Seoul , South Korea, and the people who go there. There isa dance which goes with the song, called the Horse Trot. Ittook Psy a month to create. Many important people have also tried the dance. The song has been very successful and helped bring alot of money §® Into the South Korean economy. It has also helped change the ‘world’s music ® industry. (toate, unio. uma ube, fashionable 11 change something to make it better/more modern (paragraph 1): \ update popular ata particular ime (paragraph 2k fashionable 3 tneonly one of tsking (paragraph 3 unique 4 make something happen or ext (paragraph 3): create: extremely (paragraph 4): hugelyIntroduction/Early life 1b 2i8 rn 48 Career S1R eR i® k®@ ap weary ese Personal life 105 1d B® 2h ®Exercise 1 as ‘Soc the correct alternatives to complete the tex. om Travelle nat our customers say about us Ye ald ot for aur holday with Travel, bt was deftly worth tena, ur gud, isa many things fru ‘om ene st ihe mare was concert we wanted to goto ana she ‘lees for us On he sacond cay Uwerented acarand drove arcund the nearby tons Sherecommended agreat pace the ol rans ust, outside the town -and she even organized a prvatetourforus! On our fina right we invited Lens to ‘inner andse booked a table none oF e best restaurants Ihave ever Deen o.1 woul! deftly ecommend Travel. Pablo Gonzales Exercise 2 06 Match the sentence halves to complete the sentences, 0» ypulke meto calla tax? get mea ticket forthe concert?| task or a better seat table for fur? 00d dentist? ke torent.a boat fr sx people. |possile to insite my cousing 1 ke to rent boat for sx peopl, ‘Wiould te possible to invite my cousin? ‘Wiould you beable to get me ateket for the concert? outa you recommend agood dentist? Shall book table forfour? Doyouwant me to ask fora better seat? Wiould you tke me to calla taxi?Exercise 3 we Complete the sentences wth the phrases blow o% Shall able to be possible _want ma | yourecammend would ke Eke me They [wouldie) #hobday in at county. Would itbe posible ® to renta carat the aepor? Would youbeable eo get mea neet? Could you recommend 2 good doctor? speak to your teacher about he protien? Do yeuwantme @ totskethat bg foryou? Would youttke me ond 2 goot restaurant? Tonversation 7 2_y2s | yes) to change seats|| a bustour ofthe city a table fortwo |yes_ What do the customers want? 1 | bus tour of the city 2to change seats Sarableformwo Do they get what they want? tyes ® 2yes ® Byes ® 1. She QUEER to be famous. 2. She'dtke to be famous but net too famous. 5. She wouldn't tke to be realy famous because you don'thave time on your oun. 2. Shewouldn’eiike to.be famous. 4 She thinks people are too interested in fame these days. 6 He used to think that being famous would be great,Example: 1. © Ta tke to be famous for doing something new and exciting. 1 lke to be famous for doing something new and interesting. 2% © These days, I'd like to be famous for doing something worthwhile. ‘These days, Twant to be famous for creating something worthwhile. 3% © Maybe for being an actress. Maybe being a model. 4) OTe tke to be a famous graphic designer, but that's not really fame. Td like to be well-known as a graphic designer, but that’s not real fame. 5% © iftwere to be famous, I would like to be famous for an amazing invention. If became famous, [would like it to be for inventing something amazing. 6 © Isuppose for making fms. suppose directing films. UNIT |) ena) ei) ‘Barack Obama / Ranulph Fiennes / Shakira Fidel Castro / Mischa Barton / Dalai Lama / Bob Dylan / David Beckham / Edmund Hillary / Daniel Craig /Johnny Depp41 Because of his Arctic exploration, ad the fact that he's been able to go where ather people haven't. 2. Tidlove to meet a famous explorer. F 3 She does loads of different things, and It nk she's really prety, and [like her style, A 4 Tenjoy his movies a good deal. D 5 [really ike his music. 8 6 He's really good looking. ¢ If Twas going to be famous for | anything, that | think that people are too obsessed with \would probably be what I'd hike to be famous for fame, too interested in fame these days, * think it's very easy to get obsessed with the good things that fame can bring, like the free gifts, and the doors opening for you, and that kind of side of things.Exercise 1 0s Complete the conversations using the prompts ia brackets Use phases with ke o 1. ie Whattnd of muse do youre (ke) 1: ikea nds of tgs — nse, harrockand dance. 2K Inthatthe new oh Grisham bok? What si ike 2h) 1B: es gest. teat putt down, 3K Doyoutike esting outinrestaurant? ou! Not ely. prefer ogo to someone's house fr are. 4 he Inaventmet Améle'snew toyfriend yet What's he ke (he) 1B: Hes realy nice, Ana e's hancsometoo, 5. Doyou gtonwallwith your sister? De you ke. doing the same things? (you) Yes, we do, Were both vr sonable, We ike gong out partes 5 A Ieicold today? What's he weather like 7 what weather 1B: No,n's ot cold at al. Thess shining Exercise 2 on Complete the sentences wth the words below: om inine safe anspor. pole cline WaT ulangs potstion 4. Savery |safe) ates There sary any crime ta ‘There ate 2 lot of factons around the ty sothe pollution ts qute bad 1 tse pubic eanepore sol gettne bus oF he wai, 1's bad ume of dayo goby ca. Theres so much traffic ‘There are partis most nights and good lbs to goo. The nig fe sgt ove the cites in aly Theyhaveso many beaut buildings: People nthe shops freny and polite ® They sme and say‘Good morning inthe areas mucn worse nonaays. Is dangerous to wale atone a igh| Puma Exercise 3 we Selec he corect akerstves to complete the ext om ovr $750 cts RII i nce box by ay who works a chacty shop in the USA, Tera Petrova ho recent arrived from Bugera found the mane on her st ay at work the hop The imonay was hidden side pi of hae. When Teodora made the acon, she imma gave WE the smoney to her manager. The chaty bases were tld whathsppenes and they hav sald tha they ae looking forme pusonvnegave ® theshoes tothe sop, asthe prabaty left the mane ide by accident. The ‘mer ofthe many i ot found the money wl be ep bythe hay Exercise 4 on Compete the words in the sentences on 11 States show that sor prison sentences are notaseectne as community eerviee in stopping cies 2 Thepatce ook my caramay and had to pay ane 3 People who shop onine can easy become vin of fraud BL 44 Ancld man stopped the thlet ashe tried 10 run aay from tebank. SS Heals evestoo fast sa he was stopped for speeding 15 Theses of me vais are anays covered in grateSee Exercise 5 = Compete the cones he preset prom fhe vrin races o* 1A: Haveyousen my es anywhere? 8: Yes "veustput | Gust pu hem on your dak 2. Ae Have you put herubish outer? B: Yes Tvejustdone (ust /do) 3 Haveyoustarted the projet? B: Yes butThaven' finished yer (notch yet) 4 Dowenced 0 paythe elecrtian? 1B: Not ve already ald (atezdy pay) him. 5. A Have youtnshed yourwerk yet? B Not vejust started (ust/ sta)! 6 Hasine postarnea yer? 8: Yes thepostmanhasjustbrought Gust bring)Exercise 6 on Putthe underlined leters inthe correct order to complete the sentences o% 1 Teantstana tt ma’ ene we ue my computer nas desta crashed | ths morning, 22 Theprmer doesnt wor. thnk ya faulty 13 Misendan MSS SMS toh phone 4 rihbcok our tekets on that ravelneshe website. ‘5 ant know anything about £0 ooked on ane ofthe secra search sonnse Conect answer {6 ant stand i wnen people speak Joy lousy on her phones. 1s rely annoying 7 Did you fad Jake's post on hat message dora Board 7bears? o Ssethcaet arte complete sete o 1 1030, RI ao abst pol 2 Wihewafteis bad, Cwil be te 3 knew the answer Inout you 4 Youwit jr mss me train you dont hay Up 5 I'1was me pressent 1 would change me aw. 6 heworks hard he will ®_getapayriss 7 Tmsuetmey'tnaveclden they get marie. Telefe the county, my mother wouldnt be very happy. Exercise 8 Select the corec erative ta complete the sentences, om 41 There's nathingto do here excep eon the beac. Yn aly EB 2sne pends aoc or ime on her own tink shes verytonely 3 Toigrtknow anyone ate party, sol tte uncomtot ee 4 Tvegotaninterdew fr 2 new job tomorrow and im ely nervous 5 Everybody steling me to docitfarent hinge. Im asl contased {5 Paol'snot answering is phone. In werried that something has happened 10 NinExercise 9 os. ‘Add sues tothe words below to complete the sentences om anger pote protograph wonder Rep success 41 ¥My doyou ave so fat t's eangerous 2 He's avery successful actor. Now he's 2 mulonare, 3 Istucted pots at unversty, but detied net to becomea poltiian 4 Wetold the receptions aout the problem, anc she was ely helpful 5 ltwasawondertul ® evening. enjoyed tvery much 66 Tve always enoye tating photes. ve been 2 professional photographer (tor sboutten year nowExercise 10 oe Theresa mistake in each sentence ind the mistake ad rewrite the sntence correctly, om 1 Sane oto me that they want to move house ‘ume tol me ha they Wanted to move Nowe 2 We sts her that we wouldnt long. We told her that me wouldn't belong 3 I calied atom but they oa they Were bus. {called a tax bur they old me they were busy fut me wats sala tem hat waset possi 5 Her osstolsto her hat she nao to woke, Her boss tld her that she had ro work late cs eet PEARSONos Complete the sentences with the correct ype offi, ow ated 2 realy good (op | about Winston Church Me ast ng 1's brant comedy fe. aughed al he way thro Teantwatch horror flins.1™m too scared Wsanec nf, there area lotof car chases Atonement ahistorical drama about ors Wi lence ction (is about allens coming fom spaceExercise 12 as ‘Complete tre conversations wth the phrases below. The listen and check your answers. 0% (Teresa prouem eres nominee congo) excuse me, cou spenkto,maraK nave, oud youre), cerany [Tm ony aboucat||No probe) Wouks you Me me, ould ou recommend ‘converseton 1 Excuse, epuldyouhelp =? Yes, ofcourse Whatcan Lae? ‘There's lem $F itn my key 2 does! open he door Pm sorry about that .Tllgetyou anoser one Cconversation2 ‘AL Bxcuce me, could Tepeak to ® the manager Yee. Must ge him for you A Tm afeald have a compicin. ‘nat seems tobe the problem? ‘West aventhed ourmain couse, Timsory,butthere's nothing we can do tthe moment Were very busy conversation 3 Could yourecommend 2 g005 place to go shopping? Certainly #-Ther#sa new shopping centre not fer om here, Weuld you Ike me to orseryoua tx? ‘That would be grea. Thankyou No problem #