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If any have been inadvertently overlooked. The publishers will be pleased to make the necessary arrangements at the first opportunity.Workbook & Grammar Book Virginia Evans - Jenny Dooley this4JlU Express PublishingContents Modu le 1 la lb le, le If( Module 5. 5, Speaking. Language & Grammar Review Reading Task.

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Match the words to make phrases. Complete the exchanges with the verbs 13IT IT IDITDITmine flaming hotdeafening stunning freelance dormantA B C 0ID sleepless IT freezing!ill Qb)poisonous volcanic.volcano photographs temperatures eruptionE nights(?hv) pv:idt;H2 AG H I Jroar photographerB: Yes. (trip) on a rock. (b rea k) my arm. 3. animallava collapseA: What.to your finger.He!H. (you /do)jne?It Iflt')ks swollen.

Over a(B: I.,. (slam) a door when ( on it yeste rday morning.Use some of the phrases above toand. 4 Joh n spent three. Cam pingin the jungle. The mosquitoes kept him awake.(enjoy) themselves' 6 A: Whhat ' h' '.

&volcano erupting; they were so beautiful!4 Inorder to. 2 When Chile 's Puyehue volcano started erupti ng in 2011, officials had to. Thousands of people from the area.

3 Did you just feel the ground.? I th ink it was a small earthquake.4 Volcano chasers have to. Safety precautions such as wea ring a gas maskan d goggles. 5 Some ta ll trees in the garden. T he view from my bedroom window. Volcano chasers protection from hot lava.: '.al5).

(you /do) 10).B: I.,.J. (do) 'l1y homework.::, w hile.Tim and Sa lly. ' (watch) TV. Of the1 Volcano chasers have to wear a gas maskthew er t e pa rthqu ake happened?It hasn't erupted for at least 4,000 yea rs.provide.' (you /go) f1le improved at a later stage.

They even plan to ask a(n) 8). (fAM E) celebrity chef to cook thEir burger.

Who will 9). (HOPE) transform it into a mouth-watering delight! So what do you think? Are you tempted by a testtube hamburger, or 00 you find the thought of it rather 10). (APPEALING)?00n. For que stions 112, read the textbelo w and decide w hich answer (A. C or D) best fi ts each gap.

Examp le: A exist live C breathe D surviveo®Shop ti you DROPI If you (0) live to shop, then London is the place for you it's a shopper's paradise! Your budget, London has something for everyone.

For those with little cash to (2)., there are the markets. Covent Garden and Cam den lock Markets are open daily and sell everything from clothes to jewellery to furnishings - all at (3). Bottom prices. If you're one of the lucky (4). For whom 'money is no object', you might want to stop by the worldrenowned Harrods (5).

Located near Knightsbridge Tube Station. Occupying a huge 20,000 sq metre site and boasting over 330 departments full of brand name goods, Harrods is a (6).

For those in need of a few hours of high-quality shopping (7).! And, of course, no shopping spree in London would be (8).

Without a visit to Oxford Street in the city's West End. As Europe's busiest shopping street, Oxford Street is (10).

With shop after shop selling the widest range of designer (11 ). And luxury goods imaginable. Be honest, can you thi nk of a better way to round (12). A day of shopping in England's capital?1 A B 2 A 3 A 4 A B 5 A B 6 A B 7 A B B A B 9 A B 10 A B 11 A B 12 Aconcern t rou ble give B donate rubble B boulder exceptional rare conveniently easily need must treatment therapy finished ended Regarded Said encircled lined tags stickers in B onC D C C C D C D C D C D C D C D C D C D Cproblem matter spare D afford stone D rock unusual few usefully helpfully should would remedy cure complete done Believed Thought walled enclosed tickets labels off D up21. Fill1in: wonders,mankind.

Structure, nutrients, environmentally, lush, soared, consume, wasteland, convert. 1 Cycling is a(n).friendly form of transport. 2 Vitami ns and minerals are.the body needs to function properly. 3 The Taj Mahal is one of the seven. Of the world.4 The building was a fivestorey stone.

5 Organ ic farming may prove to be beneficial for6 Researchers have found a way to. Food waste into fue l.RIGrammarVocabulary. Underlin e the correct ve rb form.31 The gardener will have mowed/will have mowi ng the lawn by noon.

2 By the end of the year, the author will finished/will have been fin ishing his new 3 Mary will have been writing/will have wr,itterll h.r r.port by Friday. 4 By 2050, the global popu lation will have increasing/will have increased to 9 bill ion. 5 At 5 o'clock the mechanic will have r'lairedl. Will have been re pairing the tractor for hour. 6 It's no use going to the supermarket now; will have been cl os ing/will have closed by time we get there.

7 By the time they reach the fa rm, they will travelled /will have been travelling for hours.1'11' 1 -,b fvtt fc2Gillin h'perfect or th e future perfect continuous. 1 A: Have they bui lt the vertical farm yet?green ga rdens. 10 Pet rol prices have.

Recently. Choose the correct word.1 The price of food has rise n/advanced in recentyears. 2 The design of a skyscraper is a huge challeng e/ exam for architects. 3 Supermarkets sell fresh produce/outlet such as fruits and vegetables. 4 Wind farms are springing /growi ng up throughout the countryside. S Most businesses are trying to find ways to save/ conserve on shipping costs. 6 High levels of consumption are dra ining / ex hausting the planet of its resources.

7 Solar panels are controlled/powered by the sun. S The human population is raising /rising every year.22tir. Put the verbs in bracket s into t he future4less energy at home.2If ITWIa(n).9 The bui lding is surrounded by.11a7 Industrial pollution has turned the area into8 People should try to.par he c: not234'r le3A, md, B: No, not yet.

But by the end of this year, cl. (finish) itl ot A: John will be tired when he arrives. B: I know he.1 ce (d rive) for 6 hours non-stop.

M A: How long have you been with the wmp,anyl 4 wi Kevin?.c B: By the end of this month I.1 s Pl. (work) here for 5 A: Why are you upset? Lis B: Because by the time the architect here, I. 2 for an hour. A nd A: Has Ran sold his farm equipment yet? Spec: B: No, but he.

A I'm ( it by next week. 8 I'm r A: Sally is doing well at work, isn't she? C I thir B: Oh, yes!

I'm sure that by next year, she D I ani'. (rece ive) a prcm(ltic'l E I try F I OftE. (,56Re.Read the art icle. Match the paragraphs (1-6) with their correct hea dings (A-H). Two heading s donot match.G,i lllle llQ)' llQDJtleylbae!Don 't let retailers take you for a ride! Wise up and shop smart! I1 has happened to most of us.

You buy something such 111 11'-'-' as a video camera. You gel it home, take it out of the box and try 10 turn it on.

It doesn't work. You take it back to the shop you bought it from, bullhey refuse toITIJgive you a refund.

What are your consumer rights?I 'enMost people have no idea and many shops count on this to lake advantage of them. So what are you waiting for? Become a smart shopper and learn your rights! If you change your mind about an item and want your money back, you can get it! Under the UK Sale of Goods Act 1979, all shoppers are entitled to reject an item that is not of 'satisfactory quality'. TIming plays an important role in what you are entitled to. If you still have your receipt, you can usually get a full refund within four weeks from the date of purchase.

After this timeframe however, you are not entitled to a refund unless the item is faulty or fails to last a reasonable length of time. According to the Sale of Goods Act 1979, a product must not only be satisfactory in quality, but also as described.

That is to say if a package or sales assistant claims something about a product then it must be true, otherwise it is considered defective. For example, if a DVD player claims to play all types of DVDs but you discover that it doesn'l, then you have the right to a full refund. Many shops claim they have a 'no refunds policy and will offer shop credit instead. This however has no actual legal standing and the law cancels out any shop's poticy. It doesn't matter how many notices are put on display. Il's up to the consumer to decide!IJA DON'T BElIEVE TH E SIGNLlstemngBORDE RIN G ONlINE C RAPID RETURNS D GETTO KNOW THE LAW E PROOF OF PURCHASE F WHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY LIES G FALSE ADVERTISING H INTERNATIONAL SHOPPER.

0 You will hear five people talking a bout sho ppin gand spending. Listen and match the sentences to the speakers. One sentence does not match.A 6 C 0 1 FI'm carefu l wit h my money.

I'm not rea lly a fan of shopping. I think many people spend too much. I only buy t he best. I try to be an ethical shopper.

1often buy t hings I don't need.whether they want shop credit or their money back. When most people buy an item abroad and it turns out to be faulty, they think that there is little they can do about it. However, if the item was purchased by credit card and cost over £100 then UK customers have the righlto make a claim against their card company.

This right is detailed under the Consumer Credit Act 1974, which holds the card company partially liable for any breaches of contract between the trader and consumer. So, the next time you're on holiday. Bear this in mind. Some shops will try to direct you to the manufacturer of an item when it turns out to be faulty. But under the law, your sales agreement is with the shop, nol the manufacturer.

Therefore, the shop must honour the refund. If the shop refuses, contact the manager and explain your rights. Most likely, they will return your money once they realise that you know your rights. So now that you are an informed consumer you have nothing to fear! You can shop easily knowing you are protected. Happy shopping!' Ab Rea d th e compl ai nts and choo se the correct words.

1 There's a chip/break in this coffeeSpeaker 1 Speaker 2 Spea ker 3 Speaker 4 Spea ker 5mug. 2 Don't buy that shirt; there's a scratch /hole in the sleeve. 3 Three buttons are damagedl missing from th is blo use. 4 Th is jacket is torn /cracked; can I get a replacement?23Vocabulary. Fill in: bargain-hunting. Treat,1throw out, reduced.

1 Don 't. Your old items;Listening4.0W ri comlYou will hear an interview with anonline sho pping expert. For questions 1-1, choose the best answer (A, B or C),.1Re questsell them on eBay or donate them to charity. 2 This week Techfair is selling its computers at. Prices; some are £200 off!2 What3 The employees of that factory work long hours and don't get a break. Th eir working3 What1 What.

Are very poor. 4 We love. And trying to find the cheapest prices online.

5 Companies should. Their employees with respect.2Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.1 The organisation has been working to raise.

Of human rights. (AWARE) 2 Due to a decline in sales the company wanted to (ut all. (NECESSARY) 3 It's perfectly.

To inspect a product before you buy it. (ACCEPT) 4 It's important that adolescents learn to spend their money. (WISE) S There are many. Charity shops in London. (TRADITION)3. Choose the correct participle. 1 Peter did up/over the buttons of his shirt.2 Joan and Ma ry get ahead/along very well.

3 Robert dropped out/by of university after hisfirst year. 4 He's a good spokesperson and gets his viewsalo ng /across well. S Can you drop by/out the chemist's on your way home? 6 Joa n worked long hours in order to get alongl ahead in her job. 7 The computer crashed and I lost my work. I'll have to do it up/over.24What is the main advantage of shopping A The products are cheap. B It's a quick process.

C It isn't necessary to visit the shops. 2 What is the point of auction websites? A You set your own prices for an item. B You pay a fee to use the site.

C You win the item without paying for it.Dear Sir/Ma. I am w customer se supermarke th When I 13,I realicloth ing de' 3 What is a disadvantage of shopping online? A hole in th. A It is impossible to inspect.the product despite tryi When I trie purchase. B The photos of the products may be un(learl the staff at C The return poli cy may not be indicated unhelp ful. Carried on ( with my Cl 4 Betty advises shoppers to avoid finally hel A sites with extra charges. Replaced th B unprotected websites.

Complained C shops that appear unreliable. Shirt was in 5 What does Betty say about using debit online? A They offer customers more security. B They have higher interest rates. C It is not the best way to pay for 6 Why should people check their credit ca rd statements?

A To spot extra charges. B To ensu re they don't ove rspend. C To see if a lot of money is missing. 7 Updating your computer's browser A helps increase computer security. B expands your on line connections. C improves your anti-virus programme. Overalservice I rf apology al customer SE will look inl Yours faithf Ann Robert2.

Coand trds,g.Writing (a letter/an email of3complaint). Match the opening remarks(1-3) to theclos ing remarks (A-C). Read the email and answe r theOpening remarks.qu est ions. What is Ann's reason for writing?2 What action does she want ta ken?What greeting/ending does she use?OIJI am writing to complain about a flaw with a product I recently bought from your company.IIJI feel I must complain about the inefficiencyIDI would like to express my dissatisfactionof your mail-order service. With the attitude of the staff at your shop.Ta:,com Ffom: Slbject Customer Service.- Closing remarks.

KJam writing to express my dissatisfaction with the!service I received at the Unton branch of your'pe,ma'keton January 14th. I got home after visiting the shop on January I realised that the item I had purchased from the department was damaged.

There was actually the sleeve of the shirt which I had not noticed, trying it on in the changing rooms at the time. I tried to take it back to the shop the next day, staff at the customer services desk were extremely 'h'lpfull In fact, they completely ignored me and on chatting with each other instead of dealing my complaint. Furthermore, the clerk who did 11 help me was inaedibly rude.

Although she I the shirt for me with an undamaged one, she loudly that I should have checked that the was in good condition before I bought it! Overall, I am extremely disappointed wit h the 1 received. Therefore, I would appreciate an::::, Iand an investigation into the way the service desk treats customers. I hope that you will look into this matter promptly. Yoors faith fu lly, Roberts.Complete the table with the complaintsand their justifications in Ex. ComplaintsI hope that you will look into this rude behaviour and t hat I will receive a written apology.Sir/Madam,I will have no choice but to cancel my order unless I receive the items within three working days.fI would appreciate it if you would repair or replace the product as soon as possible.4.Read the following extracts and saywhich of them are mild (m) or strong (5) complaints.ITIJI have been a reg ular customer at your su permarket, and have always been satisfied with your produce in the past. I hope that this matter will be resolved soon.IIJI insist upon a personal apology for the distress your staff have caused my family, and shall not be recommending your hotel to any of my friends.lI am writing to express my disgust at the quality of the products I recently purchased from your shop.iThe camera I ordered from you r website has arrived with a crack in the lens.

I trust you will send a replacement.Justifications I am writing to co mplai n about a shirt I pu rchased on your website. I ordered this item three weeks ago, but it has not been delivered yet.255.Study the box, then join the sentences using the words in the brackets. Clau ses of Concessionalthough / even though + clause despitelin spite of + noun/-ing/the fact that1 I paid for next-day delivery. The item took three days to arrive. (despite the fact that) 2 I had my receipt. Th e sales assistant wouldn 't give me a refund. (in spite of)3 The jacket was expensive.

The quality of it waspoor. (although) 4 I received a refund. I am still not satisfied. (even though)5 The shop wouldn't replace the item. It was damaged. (despite)6a)78.26Did you k people in F can obtain f bread 24 hOLcome1).Ihas 10).

Claims that tt vending mac: head office of the shop (120-180 words). I Explain why you are unhappy.Ke1 Who are you writing to?.I 2 What are your opening remarks/reasons writing?. 3 What are you going to complain about? 4 How will you end your email?.9Unlike fresh used 3). Last longer 4 cooked Dreac The entire pr MId crispy Fr Hecht invent 7).

Cisturbances pvehim a m mns firstmoto you. Write an ema il of complaint to the-2 However I Although the DVD player had a one-year guarantee, the assistant refused to give me a new one. 3 The service in your restaurant was very slow, but / in spite of the fact that when I complained to the manager, he was very rude to me.What linking words are used in the emai l in Ex.

17VendingI from a shop. When you took it back to I. I I I exchange it, the sales assistant was rude I1 But I Even though the advertisement said the laptop came with a free case, it is miSSing.Read the rubric and answer the questiion,Fwhi in er- You recently bought a faulty product IIb)1.ICircle the correct linking words/ phrases.website, I only received three in the post. 6 Your staff were very rude to me. In addition I Therefore, I demand an apology.OpI have been a loyal customer at Marshall's Electronics for many years, 1).

Yesterday I was outraged by the terrible customer service I received in you. Last week, I purchased a camera from your shop.

When I brought it home, 2)., I realised that the lens cover was missing. 3)., the lens had been scratched. When I took it back to the shop and asked for a replacement, the shop assistant refused to supply one, 4). The fact that I had my receipt. When I asked to speak to the manager, he was also extremely rude to me. He did exchange the camera for a new one, he accused me of damaging the lens myself!

I would like to think that you value you r customers' opinions. I would appreciate it if you could look into th is matter further.4 The shirt you sold me has a button missing. Furthermore I But, it has a hole in the sleeve. S Despite I However payi ng for four items on yourEnFill in: furthermore, but, however. Despite, therefore, although.Use your answers in Ex. 8 and the sentences from the Useful language box to2.c tha' ori9 1 I'd r THA2 CrisllES!write an email of complaint.3 SheUseful language Reason for writing: I am writing to complain about.

/1want to express my dissatisfaction with. Your complaints: I bought., but., To make matters worse. Your demands: I would appreciate jf you. Closing remarks: I hope that you will; look into this matter.11look forward to.FOR4 He' GOII5 I'd b, HEllEnglish in UseoSpeakmgRead t he tex t and think of th e word whi ch best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap.Choose the correct response. 1 A: Where can I try these jeans on?B:ending Machine Bakeryb They are on sale at the moment.

2 A: What size are you?B:know DJ that i1 Paris, France 00tain freshly bakedlina much-needed break 9). His job!tsts/ roonth alone the vending machine sold over 1,500 baguettes and 10). Growing in popularity ever 11).

Hecht lllat this is the bakery 12). The future and he foresees his machines expanding throughOll! Paris and even Europe.Key Word Tran. Forma on.Complete the gapped sentences so that they have a similar meaning to the original ones, using the word gi ven. I'd rather watch TV than go shopping. I'd prefer.

2 Crisps are not as nutritious as vegetables. LESS Crisps. 3 She can't wait to go to the new mall. FORWARD She's really. The new mall.

4 He plans on getting a new flat-screen TV. GOING3 A: Ca n I pay by credi t ca rd?

B: a You 're in luck. B Yes, that's no problem.

4 A: Are they the right size? B: a We don't have many left. B They fit me really well. S A: Your receipt is in your bag.B:a Thank you.b You 're wel co me.6 A: Can I get a refund? B: a The goods ha ven 't arrived. 7 A: Do you need any help?

B: a I'm looki ng for a jumper. B We've almost sold out.S A: I'd like to exchange these earphones.

B: a Can you take a look at it? B Could I see your receipt? 9 A: What's wrong with the handbag?B: a There is a payment problem. B The strap is broken. 10 A: That's £24.99 then.B: a Just sign here. B Here you are. 11 A: They' re on sale aren 't they?B: a Yes, they fit me perfect ly.

B Yes, but we're almost sold out.He. A new flat-screen TV. 5 I'd be grateful if you could help me with these bags. HELPINGa I'm ten.b I'm a twelve.14 1)'. With the idea 01 selling baguettes in avending machine!

Fresh bread these baguettes 2). Oberoo's go was 10 make I1zard1y 71.

(ACCESS) to young people. His schOO. mdifdren aged be. 1118, but 00arreIy, the 8). (MAJOR) of his student are 'ual aduks! (MEMBER) cosOng oriy a ' i18 per year, Ws 00 v.ooder people.

IIod- All in all, there are both advantages and disadvantages doing group work. It seems to me that some tasks are,rert,orm'd better when people work together as a team. Others, like writing, are probably best tackledWhich paragraph:I believe. to begin with. to sum up another argument against it. for instance one point in favour is.

furthermore therefore. first of all.

in contrast. since. Choose the correct linking words.1 Th erefore/To start wi th, playing learning games in the classroom has many advantages. Fo r instance/ Moreover, it gets students more in terested and involved in the lesson. 2 Some people argue that/ Many people are against students should learn a second language since/ like it helps them to get a job in later life.

3 In conclusion / However, some people feel that it isn 't necessary for all people to attend university. Such as/ For example, some peopl e wo uld be better off going to a vocat ional college instead. 4 Another disadvantage is that/In my opinion, onl ine learning is an excellent way to learn as/ therefore it allows many students to participate from all over the wo rld.67. Replace the topic sentences in the main69.a)body paragraphs in the text with your own ones.Read the rubric and match the view points to the reasons /examples.r-, A website is asking for student opinions on II7: the following issue: Should students study Art: I in schools? Write a for-and-against essay I: discussing the advantages and disadvantages: 4 I of this proposal (200-250 words).Expa nd the prompts into complete sentences. Then write an appropriate topic sentence for each paragraph. I.A debate/class/be/good way/develop/social skills/ students learn/listenfot her people's opinionsB debate/class/be/bad idea/waste/time/better spent/study/other subjects8.

Match the arguments to thea)supporting ideas.121Isaves parents money.The money spent on materials could be used to buy textbooks or to improve the schO1. It gives students a break from studYing textbooks and problem-solving.

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It's not useful and students might be better off stu dying other subjects instead. Students learn to express themselves thrugh drawings, which they cannot do in subjectsb)141 I limits creativitytheybeawkward to wear( students can't express themselves th rough their clothing/I school uniforms are cheaper than popular designer clothes. b)Q students won't get picked on for looking different.

Use the ideas to write a paragraph presenting the advantages of wearing school uniforms.6810.Use the ideas in Ex, 9 or your own ideas to write your essay.Useful languagehelps h other p that the artists I2t2 What wi ll each paragraph include?. 3 How will you begin/end your essay?.oill-fitting canandfind an(. Answer the questions,1 What are you writ ing?.IJ uncomfortableis a 6). Could nlike maths.I 3 I I reduces bullyingViewpoints It rrlakes-Sludents more creative. It's' a waste of time. Expensive ' It's relaxing and fun.Presenting the topic: Many students enjoy. Some people believe.

Advantages: There are many advantages. Some people argue that. Disadvantages: On the other hand. Another ' disadvantage is. Conclude SI give your opinion: All in all. It seems to me.(1 f I2.F3 TS 4vS Td T-. ArtisayChoose the correct response.I I I1 A: What's the problem?ges:B:I'm looking for a book.b I wonder if you could help me.-'2 A: Someone has borrowed that book.

B: a When will it be back in?ed.1. Ing tter,ugh jectsaII you step into the studio of painter Jon Bramblitt, you will find a vast my 0) of impressive artwor1c However, John is IlO ordinary artist. In I)., the talented painter is blind! Ooes JoIv1 paint 3). Being able to see?

Well, tie has IiYeIoped his vefY 4). special procedure. Firstly, he ootfines his objects with thick paint and then he lIses his hands to feel ne outlines and fill 5). The gaps with colour. The resuft is a striking colourful canvass. John had never painted 6).' In his Irte.lt was only after he losl his vision and he WJld no 7).

Read and write that he feft he needed to fI1d another way to 8). John says his artwork s him connect both to the wod 9). Him and to people. Breathtaking are John's paintings, they have 11).

Compared with the work of famous like Van Gogh! Surprise then that his ','tingSare in high demand and are selling in galleries aroond America!b It should be brought back in three days.

3 A: Can I take out these books, please?B: a Sure, your library card, please. B They are due back next week.4 A: I need a book for my history class. B: a I'll check on the computer for you. B What's the title?5 A: Can I see your lib ra ry card, please? B: a Yes, that would be great. B OK, here it is.6 A: When is it due back in?

B: a Would you like t o reserve it? B One week from today.

7 A: I can call you w hen I have it.Key Word Transformations2.ones, using the words given. 1 He finished school and immed iately went home. He went home. 2 ' I'm sorry I missed the meeting, ' she said.FORb Yes, please.S A: You have to return the books in seven days.Complete the gapped sentences so that they have a similar meaning to the originalASB: a There you go.She. 3 The last time Usa saw Peter was last year. SINCE Usa. 4 HHave you written your essay?'

Ann asked him. WHETHER Ann asked him. 5 The school has a new computer lab because of donations. THANKS It. That the school has a new computer lab.8: a No problem, thank you.

Just a moment. 9 A: Hi, I wonder if you could help me. 8: a Of course. B That would be great. 10 A: Online learn ing is easy to access. B: a It seems to be a computer class.

B On the other hand, it could isolate stu dents. 11 A: Would you like to reserve it? Here it is.b Yes, please.12 A: What's the title of the book you need? B: a I'll check on my computer for you. B It's French Made Easy by Uly White.69Language & Grammar Review Choose the correct answer. 1 Tom is taking a. Course in web design that is only 3 weeks long.

A fast B heavy C smash 0 crash12 Ben. That I watch th e fi lm online.2 The tuition. At this university are very high. A costs B expenses ( fees 0 charges13. I complete my degree, I will go abroad. A By the time C As soon as3 The performers wi ll have one last. Before( suggestedB toldoB Untilsaid0 Si nce14 Mona asked.

Time it was.the show. A lessonC rehearsalB lecture0 classA whereB if( what0 w hether15 Mike said he had ordered the book.4 The beautiful lake just. My breathe away! A gasped B got ( took 0 grabbedA last night(B the night beforeo yesterdaytonight16 Joy. Me of cheating on the test.5 A: Would you like to reserve the book?B:A remin ded(A Yes, here it is. I'll check the computer.B deniedo accusedo I'll call you when I have it.18 Tracey said she.

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The opportunity to t ravel to Africa. A away 8 around C out o up25 'Don't be late with your assig nments,' she.us. A sa idB tol d( asked D suggested2Reading Task Read the text. For each question;11 the 3 Before the flight, the instructor A demonstrated flips and turns for the flight.Ition.B explained safety techniques for the flight.!redC gave some important advice about the flight. O explained how zero gravity is achieved.eThe Zero G aircraft.Ile.Iested4 When zero gravity begins, the writer describesA belongs to NASA.his body asB was specially made for space travel.

C is an astronaut training plane.A rising slowly off the ground.D was adapted for zero gravity flights.2 The writer was able to go on the anti-gravity flight because A his friend won it on a local radio station. B it was a prize he won. C he won the money for it.

In a competition. D he qualified for an educational programme.B spinning out of control to the ceiling. C a pinball being bounced about. D going quickly up in the air.5 The writer fee ls the zero gravity experience is A difficult to describe. B similar to free falling.C not something everyone should try. D something he definitely wants to do again.71Building Up Vocabulary1Complete the se ntences using one of the words in the bo x. instructions.

manual. handbook 1 The doctor often refers to his medical. When he has a problem.

2 The examiner asked John to follow his. During the driving test.

3 When there is a problem withthe device, always co nsu lt the. faculty. campus. department4 Many students don't have to travel to university as they live on 5 The university is recruiting somenew professors to join the.

6 The science. Is holding a competition for young inventors.!:olleague.

associate. assista nt 7 The director is meeting with a business.

To discuss futu re plans. 8 Debra is a teaching. Who helps the teacher during class. 9 Adam has become good friends with his. professional. trainee. apprentice7210 Martin is a(n).

Golfer who has won the world cha mpion ship twice. 11 The new. In the offi ce has just graduated from university. 12 Larry works as a(n). To a carpenter.

degree. certificate. license 13 You must have a.

To drive a car. 14 When Annie finished her training course, she received a. Of completion. 15 After studying for five years, Ch ristine has earned a. reward. trophy. compe nsation 16 Th e police are offering a.

For any information on the criminals. 17 Joe was paid. From his insurance company for the loss of his car.

18 After winning the tennis tournament. Andy received a. break. gap. term 19 Usa plans to take a.

Yea r before starting university. 20 Students must submit thei r thesis by the end of. 21 The school will have a month -long.

During the summer.2Complete the sentences wit h the word derived from the words in bold.Wouldn't learning be a lot easier if we could just implant knowledge into our brains? While this may seem 1). (POSSIBLE), new research suggests that it could soon be a 2). Scientists have found that when we learn, pictures 3).

(GRADUAL) form in our brains. This requires hours of practice, but over time, a memory or skill is acquired. Using new technology, scie ntists have managed to monitor brain 4).

(ACTIVE) to locate the areas of the brain whi ch respond to learning. Using th is 5). (INFORM), t hey have been able to artificially stimu late the bra in, and as a result, improved a person's 6). (PERFORM) in certain tasks. Not only that, but the test subjects were totally 7). (AWARE) that they were being taught anything, making learning completely 8). (EFFORT) ' Although the experiment has only worked on one area of the brain, scientists are 9).

(HOPE) that this method could enhance various skills, such as 10). (ATHLETE) abi lity.

However, cri t ics warn that the power to plant thoughts into t he brain is an extremely 11). (HAZARD) tool, and if it were to be used 12). (RESPONSIBLY), it could have very serious consequences.Language Knowledge - Module 51 aKey Word TransformationsChoose the correct Item.1 I had been waiting an hour. The bus arrived. AafterB beforeC untilC explainedB rememberedD orderedComplete the sentences using the word in bold. Use t wo to fi ve words.D since2 He.

Me that the essay was due on Monday. A reminded31 'I' m sorry I didn't go to the party,' Gary sa id.APOLOGISEDGary. To the party.2 Sarah began learning French one mon t h ago. I liked going to university. A whenB what(whereHAS4 The lecture. And posted online yest erday.

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(not/ know ).2 Patty's mother promised her that she. (buy) her a new. She began the sem inar.

On thei r entrance exams. ARE3 When the professor accused the st udent wi t hout. (say) a word. A huge mistake whe nhe re f used.

(submit) his homework. 5 If you wa nt to avoid. (fail) your exams, you. Better study ha rd.She waited.10 Newspapers report that some students cheat edlaptop if she did well in her exams. Cheating, she left the roomIf.Some st ude nts. On their entrance exams.11' Don't write in the workbook,' ou r teacher said. TOLDOur t eacher.

In t he workbook.12 Only experienced t eache rs can apply for the position.HAVEOnly teachers. Can apply for the position.73. Fill in: muscular, unflarrering. Glossy,1.4Vocabularyflawless, manicured, enhanced. 1 Janet always has beautifully.nails.

2 Paul has been lifting weights for years and now he's quite.3 Photos of supermodels are digitally. To remove imperfections. 4 Kate went to the salon to get her.

Hair straightened. 5 Debbie chose not to buy the dress as it was. When she tried it on. 6 Images of celebrities make teenagers feel. In comparison. 7 The bodybuilder showed off his.

Muscles on stage. S Even without makeup, lisa has a(o). 9 Top models in. Magazines promote a body image that is impossible to achieve.Choose the correct word.1 Kate's inside/inner voice tells her that she doesn't look good enough. 2 Many people shed t heir puppy fat /weight in later life.

3 As you grow older, your body adjusts/a lters in shape. 4 Exercising regularly can help to flex /boost your self-confidence. S If he wasn't famous, I wouldn't look/think twice at him! 6 In order to lose weight, you must reject/resist the temptation to eat fattening foods.

7 You sho uld embrace the feat ures that make you a(n) unique/alone individual.Grammar. Rewrite the sentences using the5causative. 1 The hairdresser has cut Tom 's hair.2 Mary wi ll knit Jane 's ju mper. Circle the odd word out.21 straight - pointy - curly - wavy hair 2 pale - dark-skinned - wrinkled - tanned complexion 3 square - oval - long - shaven face 4 bushy - rosy - plucked - thin eyebrows3. eager.

shy. impolite. reliable. caring.

outgoing. ill-tempered. organised 1 kind-hearted743 The beautician is plucking Anna's eyebrows. 4 Someone should hem your trousers. S The plastic surgeon removed John's stitches.6Fill in the appropriate synonym / adjective from the list.2 ambitious l moody 4 rude 5 fun-loving 6 trustworthy 7 introverted 8 efficient.Choose the correct words.1 Pam can't/mustn't have gone to the hairdresser's. Her car is parked outside her house.

2 Anna's hair is bright red. She must/can have dyed it. 3 Jack says he can/may shave off his beard because his wife doesn 't like it. 4 Sue says she might/must have cosmetic surgery, but she isn't sure.

S That can't/mustn't be Timothy. He's got a moustache. 6 It's possible that Jennifer could/must get a perm. 7 Richard must/can be exhausted. He's gone to take a nap.-GrammarVocabulary1.3Fill in: exaggerate, contribute, intimidate.admit. Dominate, encouroge, dismiss, moan, interrupt, in the co rrect for m, Jason always.

Me when I'm talking. To always gossipingabout her friends. The conversation all the time and never lets me speak. My idea without event.giving me a chance to explain it. Everything that happens and makes such a big deal all the time. 6 You shouldn 't let bullies.

You!7 Stella complains and. About every little thing; she's never happy.

To gossip by saying negative things about people. 9 Don 't. Him to act silly!2.fi ll in: in (x2), with (x2), up, down, on,out (x2), back.10 Tips for Dealing with.' 'Avoid getting involved. D 'Just agree. Complainers and they will stop. G Always stand.

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For yourself and your friends. D Never back. To intimidating people. G-oon 't put up.

Aggressive behaviour. D Don take an interest.

Emotional outbursts. 'Ignore people who are trying to find.

Negative things about others. O 'Don 't pass. Negative comments about others. D 'Never shout. At aggressive people; it only encourages them. 9 Ignore people when they blow things.

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Of proportion.Choose the correct words.1 Mike talks as if/so that he knows everything. 2 As a resultlThe reason why I left was to discourage her Silly behaviour. 3 I interrupted Peter in order to/so t hat tell him what happened. 4 She is sol such emotional that no one wants to be around her. S Mark doesn't ta lk to 'Maria due to/beca use her gossiping all the time. 6 He acts as t hough/so he is in charge all the time. 7 Tracy complains all the time so as t o/as a resu lt get attention.

S She is such/so a negative person that I can't stand her. 9 loe argues all the time. The reason w hy/ As a resu lt everyone avoids him.4Co mpl et e t he se ntences with t he word derived fro m t he words in bo ld.

There is an exam ple at the begin ning (0).Lla.rLar! F or most people, there is nothing more 0) disgraceful (DISGRACE) than being known as a liar.

However, lor Glen Boylan, it is a badge of honour! Now, before you jump to 1). (CONCLUDE), Glen is not actually a(n) 1). (HONEST) man. Rather, he is the proud winner of the World's Biggest liar competition, where 3). (CONTEST) compete to tell the most convincing lies to a panel of judges!

(HUMOUR) competition is held in honour of Will Ritson, a landlord who was famous for his 5). (RIDICULE) stories. These stories became a(n) 6). (GLOBE) sensation. And so, the World's Biggest liar was established!

The event is a fun-filled evening of lighthearted 7). Today's competition was no exception. When Glen finally took to the stage, the audience roared with 8). (LAUGH) at his outlandish, but nonetheless believable story about a snail race! Then, when the night came to an end, Glen's 9).

(IMPRESS) fib won him the respected title of 'world 's biggest liar': and that's the 10). (TRUE)!75Vocabulary.1Fill in: chant, routine, tribe, pit, welcome.

Stick, traditional, weapon.1 The leader of the. Wore a headdress made of colourful feathers.

2 The villagers wore a. Outfitmad e of grass and feathers. 3 In order to go hunting, the vi llager made aSpeaking dialogue. One sentence isn't necessary.6 When they arrived at the village, all the natives bowed to. Their guests. 7 The girls jumped and spun as part of their dance.8 It is considered quite rude to. Out your tongue!2.

Fill in the sentences with the correct words derived from the words in brackets.1 The dancers wore. Outfitsduring their performance.

(TRADITION) 2 The footba ll. Were dressed in their team's colours.

(SUPPORT) 3 As part of the festival, the. Had a huge feast in the village. (INHABIT)4 The. Involved singing anddancing to the beat of a drum!

(CELEBRATE). Choose the correct wo rd.31 Before the match, the player greeted his enemy/2 J 4 S6 776opponent by shaking his hand. When the dancers stamp/sla p their feet at the same time, it sounds like thunder! When the volcano erupted, the natives had to fleelfly the vi llage! The Sun Dance originates/begins from the tribes of North America. As they went into battle/war with another tribe, the villagers banged their drums. After the fight, the tribe had a feast to celebrate their triumph /achievement.

The tribesmen carved unique engravings/tattoos into wooden statues.1A B C D EMonday afternoon, if possible? I'm calling to see if I can rearrange my eye exam. I had to work late at short notice. Oh no, that's awful. It was supposed to be at 3:30pm today. F Could you make Tuesday the 10th at 2pm?. From a st urd y stick.

4 When they dance, the natives beat drums and. 5 The villager stumbled and fell into a deep. Use the sentences to complete the4A: Hello, Clearvision Opticians. B: Hello there. This is Gina Robertson. I There's been a family emergency. A: ID What time was your appointment?

B:IIIJ It's with Dr. Howard.A: OK.

When would you like to rearrange it? B:llA: I'm afra id Dr.

Howard isn 't available that day.lID2B: Erm, yes, that should be OK. We'll see you on Tuesday, then. Thank you very much. A: My pleasure. A:5.Imagin e you wa nt to call and rearrange a hairdresser's appointment.

Use th e sentences from Ex. 4 and the plan belo w to write a similar dialogue.oGreet B & say name of hairdresser'soyour name, why you are calling and give a reason for rearranging. Express sympathy if '- Reply. Needed & ask what time the appointment was. Saywould like to rearrange for.

Tell B that time isn't Agree. Suggest another. Reconfirm day/time.;Comments.