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I N T E R M E D I AT E 2 S T U D E N T WORKBOOK

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English Discoveries

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Dear Student,

Welcome to the English Discoveries Student Workbook – Intermediate 2. This workbook is especially especially for you! It will help you use, practice and progress progress in English.

Each unit of the workbook corresponds directly to a unit in the English Discoveries Intermedia

course. You should use this workbook together with the course. For example, after you do the

listening component from the course, we recommend you do the listening section in the work

Your workbook also contains copies of the Explore texts from the English Discoveries course you can refer to its content when you are away from the computer.

Each unit in the workbook has four sections: Listening, Reading, Speaking and Grammar.

• The Listening Listening section section will will help you you practice practice your listening listening skills. skills. A variety variety of genre, genre, such as mail messages, radio programs and TV video clips are included.

• The Reading Reading section section will reinfor reinforce ce your understandi understanding ng of different different kinds kinds of reading reading texts texts su postcards, ads, stories and newspaper articles.

• The Speaking Speaking section section will give you you the opportunity opportunity to practice practice differe different nt speaking speaking functions functions as ordering a meal in a restaurant, asking for directions, making suggestions, etc.

• The Grammar Grammar section section will help help you practice practice the main main points points of the online online unit within within the co of the unit theme. This way you will learn to use grammar structures in real-life real-life situations.

Special emphasis has been given throughout the workbook to speaking and writing activities a

will see that you have a lot of opportunity to express yourself in both spoken and written Engl

We hope you enjoy using this program and wish you lots of luck!

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CONTENTS

UNIT 1

Buying a Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 UNIT 2

Accidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 UNIT 3

Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 UNIT 4

Helping out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 UNIT 5

Dreams and Ambitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 UNIT 6

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Money Matters . . . . . Unlock . . . .full.access . . .with . .a .free. trial. . . . . . . . . . . .41 UNIT 7

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Politics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49 UNIT 8

Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 APPENDIX

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a. What was the purpose of the radio ad? Mark the correct answer. Use the Explore text on page 68 to help you.

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to convince people to buy used cars

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to convince people to buy a car at Car City

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to introduce Ron and Lara to the listeners

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c. In the radio ad, Lara says that she spoke to her sister Natalie about her new car. Read their conversation. Mark who said each sentence.

LARA

NATALIE

1. “I just bought a brand-new Beamer Coyote.” 2. “It's automatic and has all the latest features.” 3. “Wow! Where did you buy it?" 4. “At Car City. I got a really good price.” 5. “I paid ten percent as a down payment and I'm paying the rest off in monthly payments.” 6. “I don't believe it! I also bought a car there last week.” 7. “I got a great deal on a second-hand car at the end-of-year sale.” 8. “That's great! You get real value for your money at Car City, don't you?”

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Are you looking for the car of your dreams? Are you interested in only the best that money can buy? Then we are the place for you! We carry only luxury models fitted with the latest features. So if you are interested in only Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. the newest and the best, make an appointment with our showroom

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If you're looking for a great deal then look no further! Come on down to our end-of-year sale and pick out the car of your choice With a variety of new and used cars to  choose from and reasonable prices Read Free For 30very Days Sign up to vote on this title  you won't find a better deal! Useful Not useful   Cancel anytime.

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e. Discuss your choice with a partner. Explain why the ad you chose is suitable and why th two are not.

f. Read the sentences from the radio ad. Replace the underlined words with words or expressions from below.

at another place • for the same money • happy • newest • promise • wonderful 1. …at Car City you’ll find fantastic bargains! 2. He bought a car somewhere else and isn’t satisfied with it. 3. I could have bought the latest model of the same car at the same price.

4. We guarantee that you won’t find a better deal anywhere.





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BUYING A USED CAR

a. What was the purpose of the reading text, "Buying a Used Car"? Mark the correct answ

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to advertise a car dealer

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to explain about different kinds of cars

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to give advice on buying a used car

4.

to persuade someone to buy a new car

b. Mark the sentences that match the suggestions given in the reading text. Use the Explo on page 68 to help you.

1.

Before you go to a used-car dealer, think about what kind of car you want and which features you would like it to have.

2.

It is a good idea to go to a used-car dealer alone, because a friend's advice can some confuse you.

3.

Most car dealers are reliable, so you don’t need to test-drive the car you plan to buy.

4.

Always take the car to be checked by a mechanic before you buy it.

5.

If you want to lower the price, try bargaining with the dealer.




c. Circle the correct answer. Use the Explore text on page 68 to help you.

1. Which expression means “decide”? make up your mind / have in mind 2. When buyers bargain about the price, they want to make it higher / lower . 3. You ought to means you must / should. 4. You ought to have it checked means: you semester ought to check it with / you ought to get somebody else to check it . Master your Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title & The New Times Useful  Not useful d. WriteYork three pieces of advice about one of the following topics: Cancel anytime.

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THE CAR

a. Go to the Explore text on page 69. Copy the sentences that show that the woman is refu

b. Who says sentences like these? For each sentence circle the speaker, C (for Customer) D (for Dealer), and mark the function (what the speaker is trying to do).

Persuading 1. “You won't find a better deal anywhere else.”

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2. “This is just what I'm looking for. I'll take it!”

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3. “I can offer you an excellent monthly payment plan.”

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5. “I really can't afford this car.”

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6. “This car is exactly what I want. Do you accept checks?” C/D 7. “We have other fantastic bargains to offer.”

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c. Complete the dialogue by writing what the customer says. Then share and practice yo dialogue with a partner. Use the Explore text on page 69 to help you. Car dealer: Here it is. Isn’t it beautiful?

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CONDITIONALS: REAL a. Read the advice about buying a used car. Match the two parts of each Real Conditional sentence. Then write the complete sentences below. A

B

1. If you want to find a good dealer,

a. he will probably lower the price.

2. If you don’t take a used car to be checked by a mechanic,

b. you can ask the dealer for monthly

3. If you bargain with the dealer,

c. ask your friends to recommend one.

4. If you take a friend with you,

d. it will be easier for you to choose a ca

5. If you can't pay for the car in cash,

e. you might buy a car with engine pr

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Download WithinFree Trial words in each space. Use Re b. Complete the short ad for a car dealer by filling suitable Conditional sentences. Use the verbs from the box in their correct form.

are • buy • come • find • get • give • let • need • show • want

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a. In the video clip “Bad Back”, Ben hurts his back. Fran’s friend, Anita arrives later and as Fran how it happened. Fill in the missing words or phrases in their conversation. Choose the words and phrases from below.

back problems • by himself • careful • carry

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b. Mark the only sentence that is true about the conversation in a. Then rewrite three of th untrue sentences to make them true.

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Anita is worried about her back problem.

2.

Fran thinks Anita should see a doctor.

3.

Fran explains how Ben hurt his back.

4.

Anita explains why Ben was carrying a heavy sofa.

5.

Fran thinks the doctor should come and see Ben.

6.

Anita explains why Ben hates going to doctors.

c. Imagine the conversation between Ben and the doctor. Complete the questions that the doctor might ask him. Write Ben’s answers.

in pain?

Doctor: Ben: Doctor:

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medicine for the pain?

Doctor: Ben:


Doctor: Where

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CLIFF TERROR

a. Read what happens next in the “Cliff Terror” story. To find out what happens to Susan a Ellen, put the parts of this story into the correct order. Number the parts from 1 to 6. You can use the Explore text on pages 70, 71 to help you.

a. “Are you sure about the direction, Ellen?” Susan said nervously. “It’s hard to tell north south now that the sun has gone behind the clouds.”

b. Ellen thought for a moment. “Well, if you want to go home, we have to find a way out

here. I think we should go there.” Ellen pointed to the trees up ahead. “That’s the dire we came from.”

c. Susan looked up to see what Ellen was pointing at. “Yes, it is!” she shouted. “It’s Dan and the rest of the group. We're safe! HEY! DANIEL! PETER! WE'RE OVER HERE!"

d. Susan didn't want Ellen to bandage her ankle. “No, thank you. I just want to go home

e. But Ellen wasn't listening to Susan talk about the clouds. “Susan….Stop! Wait a minu she called out suddenly. “What's that up there, in the mountains? Isn't that…?”


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have a bandage here in my backpack. I'll put it on for you if you like.”


b. Complete the story by filling in the characters’ words.

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When still nobody heard them, Ellen had a great idea – they could use the bandage, and wave get Daniel’s attention. She explained her idea to Susan. “

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LOOK OUT! a. Which person in the Speaking section gives a warning? Mark the correct answer.

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b. Read another conversation. Copy the sentences that express a warning and those that i a warning. Kate: Did you see the sign we just passed, Sal? Sally: No, which sign? What does it say? Kate: It says we aren’t allowed to walk here. Somebody is building something on top of this

building. This sidewalk is too close to the building. It's dangerous! Sally: Nonsense! It's perfectly safe. Kate: But the sign says it isn’t safe.You're You could get hurt. Something might fall on you. Reading a Preview Sally: Don’t worry. It won't. Come on. I'm in a hurry.


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c. In each of the pictures below somebody is warning somebody else. Under each pictur what you think the person is saying. Here are some expressions to help you:

Be careful

You might...

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PAST PERFECT: PROGRESSIVE

a. Answer the question under each picture. Use the Past Perfect Progressive form of the v given.

1. John woke up with a sore

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b. Complete the story by choosing the correct verb for each space from the list below.

crashed • decided • had been thinking • hadn't been paying • pushed

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Why is Marcy calling Lori? Mark all the correct answers.

1.

to reply to a voice mail she received earlier from Lori

2.

to tell Lori that she will have to pick up her own dress

3.

to apologize for not picking up Lori's dress

4.

to ask Lori to call Jane

5.

to tell Lori that the party has been cancelled

6.

to tell Lori that someone else will pick up her dress for her

d. Decide on the CAUSE AND EFFECT relationships in the text. What causes what? Fill in the boxes below. Choose from the list of sentences.

Jane will pick up the dress. She has asked Jane to pick up the dress instead. Lori will have the dress in time for the party. She can't pick up Lori's dress. Marcy has to stay at work late.

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A FOREIGN AFFAIR

a. Do you remember the story “A Foreign Affair” in the Reading section? Number the sente according to the order that the events really happened. Use the Explore text on pages 72 to help you.

1 a. b.

Melanie and her husband Neil went to a formal party.

Neil asked her to try and be polite this time and not to insult important people, like th foreign minister’s wife.

c.

At that party, a glamorous blonde was chasing Melanie’s husband around.

d.

While she was talking to a wealthy businessman, she heard some women gossiping a the other women at the party.

e.

Then she heard the foreign minister’s wife calling Neil “darling”.

f.

This made Melanie angry, so she spilled wine down the woman’s dress.

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Melanie and Neil had to go to another formal party.

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This gave her an idea that made her smile.






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Cold Soup

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How to Plan a Formal Dinner Party

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Getting Revenge

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Fear of Spiders

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Bad Manners

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“It's time to teach that woman a lesson,” Melanie thought to herself, as all the party guests

began to take their seats at the large dinner table. When no one was looking, Melanie quic

moved two of the name cards that had been placed next to each dinner plate. That way sh sure to be sitting next to the foreign minister's wife.

She waited patiently until the waiters had served the soup and the guests had all begun to

Then, smiling, she turned to the blonde woman beside her and whispered, “Excuse me, bu

think there's a spider crawling up your dress.” With a loud scream, the foreign minister's w jumped up from the table, taking the tablecloth with her, and causing dishes to overturn soup to spill all over the table. The other guests were shocked. They couldn’t believe their


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FRIED FISH

a. Do you remember the “Fried Fish” dialogue from the Speaking section? Write the senten show what each person did. Use the Explore text on page 73 to help you.

The waiter asked for an opinion.

The woman expressed satisfaction with the food.

The man complained about the food.

The waiter apologized.

b. Read the following dialogue and fill in the speaker’s purpose in the blank spaces.

Purposes


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PAST PERFECT: SIMPLE a. Match the events in the first column to the earlier events in the second column. Event

Earlier event

1. Lori couldn’t get to the cleaner’s.

a. I had lost the invitation.

2. I couldn’t remember what time the dinner party b. They had forgotten to reserve a table. was supposed to start. 3. We were driving to work, when the car suddenly stopped.

c. The waiter had kept them waiting for an and had then brought them the wrong fo

4. When John and Stacey got to the restaurant, there was no place to sit.

d. She had taken her car to the garage.

5. The couple complained about the poor service e. I had forgotten to fill the tank with gas. in the restaurant. 1.

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b. Underline the verbs in a. that show that an action happened earlier.

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b. Do you remember who said what? Mark the correct column. Use the Explore text on pag to help you.

Eric

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1. If I were you, I’d use something like this. 2. I thought you might like to borrow this. 3. I beg your pardon? 4. Welcome to the neighborhood. 5. That’s very kind of you. 6. I can’t get used to the time difference. c. Eric and René continue their conversation. Read it and number the sentences in the correct order. The first one is done for you.

a. b.

1

Eric: Your English is really good, René.

René: No, not at all. The company I work for wants me to manage their office here in t

States. c.

René: Wait. Don’t go yet. I’d like to invite you and your wife to dinner at our house. Ho

about next weekend?You're It's myReading way of thanking you for your help, and it's a chan a Preview us all to get to know each other. Unlock full access with a free trial.

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Eric:

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spoke English to me when I was growing up.



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SHE OWES YOU A FAVOR a. Do you remember the text from the Reading section? Answer the following questions. Use the Explore text on pages 74, 75 to help you.

1. What happened to Alison’s car? 2. Who did she call to help her? 3. What was he doing when she called? 4. Why was he the right person to call? 5. What favor does he need from Alison? b. Who is each phrase about? Mark the correct column. Use the Explore text on pages 40, 41 to help you.

Barry

Marcello

Alison

1. had a problem with the car 2. told his friend he looked tired 3. had a history paper to write 4. tried to push the car


5. called a friend in the middle of the night


6. is a mechanic 7. is good at history 8. owes someone a favor 9. met Barry on the way to class What can we infer from what Barry says? Mark the correct answer. Masterc.your semester with Scribd Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Share the reasons for your answer with the class. Read & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful Cancel anytime.

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d. Which words go together? Fill in the blanks to complete what each person is saying. Choose from the words in the box.

a favor • assignment • at history • down • due tomorrow • easy • stuck • tired 1

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a. Do you remember the dialogue “Let's Go” in the Speaking section? Use the Explore text page 75 to help you. Write the words that Steve and his friend use to express the followi

Asking for help Agreeing to help Making a suggestion Accepting a suggestion

b. Here are some sentences about getting tickets to a rock concert. Decide what each per expressing. Mark the correct column.

ASKING FOR AGREEING TO MAKING A ACCEPT HELP HELP SUGGESTION SUGGES 1. “How about calling Dave? He might be able to help you.”


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c. Write two dialogues, using sentences from the list below. In dialogue 1, Steve agrees to In dialogue 2 he doesn’t.

• I’m working on my history paper. Maybe later. • Sure, if I’m able to. • Thanks. I don’t like studying in the library. It’s so noisy. • Oh, please. I really need your help. • Peter? I don’t like Peter. • My room is even quieter. Let’s go there. • Well… we could study in my room. It’s quiet there. • But he’s an excellent student. • You’re right, It is too noisy here. Where can we study? • You could ask Peter to help you. He’s also studying geography.

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1. “Can you help me please? This is the third time I've called your mechanic and he hasn't answered. I'd like to know...

a. what is playing at the local movie the

2. “Welcome to Randall's Bookstore. How can I help you?” "I want to know...

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c. why my car isn't fixed yet.”

4. “Please help me find my ring. I think I dropped it somewhere here in the restaurant.” “Don't worry. I'll ask the manager...

d. where you are going right now.”


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g. if anyone has brought it to him.”

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b. Find a suitable phrase from below to complete each sentence.

…Ryan will be thrilled • …what time the party starts • …how much that puppy costs …you could help me to organize it • …what he wants • …if she wants to help too • …that she Annie: I'm having a party for Ryan's fifth birthday on Saturday afternoon.

I wonder if (1) Lyn: Sure. I'd love to help. Just tell me (2) Annie: The kids are invited to come at 11a.m. Lyn: OK, I'll be there at 9. I'll ask Karen (3) She loves children. I hope (4) Annie: Thank you so much, Lyn. You're such a good friend. Lyn: By the way, what does Ryan want for his birthday? Annie: I know exactly (5) That reminds me. I need to phone the pet shop. I need to know (6) Lyn: That's a great gift for a 5-year-old. I'm sure that (7)

c. In the situations below people are asking for help, offering help or giving help. Complete the reported sentences by putting the words and phrases in the correct order.

“When does th next train leave?”

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4. I need some information about your schedule, please. Can you tell me

(leaves / when / the next train)

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DREAMS AND AMBITIONS You're Reading a Preview

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a. Do you remember the radio soap opera in the Listening section? Mark all the true sente Use the Explore text on page 76 74 to help you.

1.

Julie has been disappointed by men in the past.

2.

Andrew is Julie’s new boyfriend.

3.

Julie goes to Andrew for advice.

4.

Julie goes to Rob for advice.

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b. Complete the sentences with words from the box. Then write who said them – Julie or R Use the Explore text on page 76 to help you.

bothersome • chance • come • deserted • insist on • wished 1.

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2.

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making life so tough for yourself? by men. for. . true.

c. Read the next chapter of the soap opera. Answer the questions that follow. Narrator:

That night Julie, Rob and Andrew went out to dinner at Julie's favorite restaurant. The evening was not very successful. Andrew was rude to Rob and spoke about himself a night. Later that evening, when Rob was in the men's restroom, he heard Andrew mak call to someone on his cell phone. Andrew was talking to his wife! Rob didn’t know w do. Should he tell Julie and risk breaking her heart? The next day Rob and Julie met t

Rob:

I'm really sorry the dinner didn't turn out the way you planned, Julie.

Julie:

You're Readingtoa you Preview It's not your fault, Rob. I should apologize for Andrew's behavior. He was so ru Maybe he was nervous about meeting you, or maybe he's a little jealous of our friend Unlock full access with a free trial.

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It's more than that. Look, I don’t know how to tell you this, Julie. You know how much Download Withyou Free Trial about you. I was truly happy for you when met Andrew, but I don't want you to ge again.

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What are you talking about, Rob? What's wrong?

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Andrew is not the right man for you, Julie. It's not just that he's selfish and rude. He's married! I heard him talking to his wife on the phone last night.

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THE SINGER a. Read the four sentences about people in “The Singer” story. What do they tell us about these people? Match them to the four statements below.

1. Cindy thought she wasn’t good enough to sing at the concert. 2. Cindy’s mother encouraged her to sing in the school concert. 3. Cindy wished she could sing one day in the concert. 4. Cindy’s voice was deep and full.

a. She had a dream. b. She sang beautifully. c. She wasn’t sure of herself. d. She believed that Cindy was a good singer.

Reading a Preview b. Read the last sentence of “The You're Singer” in the Explore text on page 76, 77. What do you think will happen after the music teacher says “You are a singer!”? Unlock full accessThen with a write free trial. Mark everything that will probably happen. what you think will happen. Download With Free Trial

1.

The students will clap.

2.

Cindy will not sing in the school concert.

3.

Cindy will get the main part in the school concert.

4.

Cindy's mother will tell Cindy to try harder.

5.

Cindy will never sing again in public.

6. Mara will be jealous of Cindy. Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title 7. The other students will tell Cindy how well she sang. & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful 8. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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c. Find one word in the story to describe each of the following. Use the Explore text on pa 76, 77 to help you.

1. how Cindy felt about singing in public: 2. how Cindy felt on the morning of the trials: 3. how some of the other students sounded at the trials: 4. Cindy's voice:

and

5. Cindy's size: 6. how the music teacher described Cindy's singing: 7. how the students were when Cindy stopped singing:

d. Match the words in A, B and C to make sentences about the story. Write the sentences below. A

B

C

1. The auditorium

let her sing

powerfully

2. One by one, the students

was deserted

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3. Cindy’s teacher

sang

onto the stage

seemed

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climbed

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4. Cindy 5. The audience



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a. What does each person in the Speaking section do? Circle the correct answers. Use the Explore text on page 77 to help you.

1. The girl / boy asks for an assignment. 2. The girl / boy hands her his assignment.

b. Mark the correct answer to each question. Use the Explore text on page 77 to help you.

You're Reading a Preview 1. In which sentence is the person asking Unlock full access with a free trial. for something? Do you have that history assignment from last week?

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Jim has a dream. He wants to be an actor. He has decided to study at a drama school. H goes to the school office to register for his courses. Read the dialogue and write the underlined sentences from the dialogue in the correct place below.

Jim:

I’d like to apply to study at your school. Do you have an application form for me?

Secretary:

Yes, I do. Here's a form for you to fill in.

Jim:

Thanks. Is it true that I have to pass an audition, too?

Secretary:

Yes, that's right. Take this list of telephone numbers. Call Mr. Black, the first-year ac teacher. He'll tell you what to do.

Jim:

OK. I'll do that. There's one more thing. Could I please have a student card?

Secretary:

You have to pay the registration fee first. That'll be $50, please.

Jim:

Do you accept checks?

Secretary: A check is fine. Can you just sign the back of the check, please? Jim:

Sure.

Secretary:

That's fine. Here is your student card.

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CONDITIONALS: UNREAL a. Read each sentence in italics. Mark the sentence that has the same meaning.

1. If I had $15,000, I would buy a new car. I bought a new car and it cost me $15,000. I will definitely buy a new car next month. I wish I had enough money to buy a new car.

2. If she weren’t so tired, she’d go to the party. She will go to the party even though she is tired. She won’t go to the party because she is tired. She was tired of going to parties.

3. He’d get to work on time if he had a car.


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He gets to work on time because he has a car.

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b. Ivan and Claire are talking about their dreams and ambitions with their teachers. Fill in a suitable part of a conditional sentence in each space. Choose from the box abo each dialogue.

If you practiced more • If I weren't studying so hard • If I could play professional tennis

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a. Do you remember the radio program in the Listening section? What kind of program w Mark the correct answer.

1.

a radio news broadcast

2.

a TV soap opera

3.

a radio quiz show

4.

a TV competition

Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title b. Mark the true sentence. Use the Explore text on page 76 78 to help you. & The New York Times  Useful  Not useful 1. There were three participants on the show. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. 2.

One of the prizes was a diamond necklace.

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c. After the show, Susan writes a letter to a friend, telling her about what happened. Fill in t missing words or phrases. Choose from the words below.

alcoholic • Get • hit song • impress • million copies • participants • polite to anyone • popula real diamond necklace

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respect yourself • wealthy • weekly quiz show

Hi Katy,

You'll never believe what happened! I've just won a contest. It's the first time I've ever won anything. Here's what happened. Last night I participated in a (1)

called

(2)“

Rich Quick”. I was one

the two (3)

on this week's show,

together with another woman. I got the right answers to both questions they asked. The first was what Guy Gaylord said when his CD sold a (4) I knew the answer to that. He said that he didn't have to (5) (6)

the music critics or be You're Reading a Previewany more, because now he wa

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to answer. They wanted to know who said, "Help yourself, Download With Free Trial (8) ", and when. I knew the answer to that, too. It was Mick Starlight and he said it long before his (9)

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then, trying to stop drinking.

what my prize is? A (12) Master yourGuess semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Isn't that amazing? & The New York Useful Not useful I can’t Times wait to show it to you when you come and visit in the summer. Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH a. Do you remember the article “Get Your Money's Worth” in the Reading section? What is it about? Mark the correct answer.

1.

a furniture store

2.

advice for shoppers

3.

a magazine for shoppers

b. Match the names to their descriptions. Use the Explore text on pages 78, 79 to help you.

1.

Quality Bargains

a. the manager of a furniture store

2.

Edith Shaw

b. a regular column in a newspaper

3.

Tim Wright

c. a writer for a magazine

4.

Customers Come First

d. a furniture store

c. Complete the information about the store by circling the correct words.

Quality Bargains is a (1) clothing / furniture store thataisPreview suited to people who (2) have / don’t h You're Reading lot of money to spend. You can buy (3) second-hand / brand-new items there and the store off Unlock full access with a free trial. you a ten-year (4) down payment / guarantee on all purchases. The (5) deal / delivery is free of charge and you don’t have to pay for the (6) item / sale in one cash payment. Quality Bargains Download With Free Trial you good (7) quality / budget at prices you (8) can afford / can't afford.

d. According to the Reading text, what are the two most important things people look for w they buy items like furniture? Mark the correct answers.

1.

something that is second-hand and inexpensive

2.

something that is luxurious and expensive

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f. Write the following words in the correct column.

products • purchases • consumers • items • buyers • customers

people who buy

things they buy

g. Replace the underlined words and expressions with ones from the bank below. Write the new sentences on the lines given.

customers • don’t have enough money • don’t have much • recommended that they can afford • thinking about • value for your money • with limited budgets

1. Customers usually look for prices that are reasonable.

You're Reading a Preview Unlock full access with a free trial. 2. She suggested that we buy at Quality Bargains.


3. People without a lot of money should buy there.

4. Buyers can get bargains there.

5. We are considering buying some new furniture.

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7. We can’t afford to buy expensive furniture.


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THE RAISE a. Do you remember the dialogue “The Raise” in the Speaking section? Answer these questions about it. Use the Explore text on page 79 to help you.

1. What is the relationship between the two speakers? a boss and a worker / two people who work together 2. What did the speaker ask the boss about? 3. Did the speaker get what she wanted? 4. What exactly did she want? 5. Will she accept the boss’s offer? b. Which sentences from the dialogue report what happened? Mark the correct answers. Use the Explore text on page 79 to help you.

1.

I spoke to the boss about a raise today.

2.

She offered me a ten percent raise.

3.

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I haven't decided yet.



c. Match the words from the two columns to form expressions from the dialogue. Then use the expressions to complete the following report. Make the necessary change

1. accept

a. in mind

2. offer

b. an offer

3. have

c. a raise

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d. Complete the following dialogue by adding Annie’s answers. Choose from the sentences below.

Yes, definitely. They have only the best quality clothing there. I got a pair of jeans and two sweaters. I went shopping for clothes at that new store, Best Bargains. They were really reasonable. Gail:

What did you do yesterday afternoon?

Annie: (1) Gail:

Oh, yes. I've heard of it. Is it a good place to go clothes shopping?

Annie: (2) Gail:

What were the prices like?

Annie: (3) Gail:

So what did you buy?

Annie: (4)


e. Write a dialogue between you and a friend. Write about shopping for something familiar as food, furniture, clothes or music CDs. You ask the questions and your friend reports w Download With Free Trial happened. Share your dialogue with a partner and role-play it. You: Your friend: You: Your friend: You: Master your semester with Scribd Your friend: & The New York Times You:

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REPORTED SPEECH: TIME ASPECTS a. Who said the following? Choose between: a salesperson and a customer. Then answer the questions below.

“Everything is on sale, just for today. We want to sell all our winter clothes as fast as possible. You can get some wonderful bargains. We have never had

1

such a sale! You won’t find a sale like this again for a long time.”

2

She told me that everything was on sale, just for that day. They wanted to sell all their winter clothes as fast as possible. She said I could get some wonderful bargains. They had never had such a sale! She reminded me that I wouldn’t find a sale like that again for a long time.

Which one is reported speech? Underline the words in 2 that match the underlined words in 1.

You're Reading a Preview b. Match the two parts of each sentence in access A andwith B. a free trial. Unlock full A


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1. Last night I participated in a radio quiz show. I didn’t think...

a. that I could pay for it in three payments.

2. I wanted to buy some new furniture at a reasonable price. I asked a friend...

b. that the sale items were all great bargains, but they weren't.

3. I was looking for a new sweater. I asked the saleswoman...

c. which store she recommended and she suggested Quality  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Bargains. 

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c. Which sentence accurately reports what each person said? Mark the correct sentence.

1. Glen said, "I wonder who won the TV quiz show last night." a.

Glen wonders who will win the TV quiz show tomorrow night.

b.

Glen wondered who had won the TV quiz show the night before.

c.

Glen wondered who would win the TV quiz show the previous night.

2. Jane said, “I don’t think I will buy this furniture because it's too expensive.” a.

Jane said she hadn't thought she would buy this furniture because it will be too expe

b.

Jane said she doesn’t think she will buy that furniture because it was too expensive.

c.

Jane said she didn't think she would buy that furniture because it was too expensive

3. My boss asked, “Why do you want such a big raise?” a.

My boss asked me why I wanted such a big raise.

b.

My boss wanted to know why did I want such a big raise.

c.

My boss asked me why I had wanted such a big raise.

4. Kevin said, “I didn’t know about the sale because I hadn’t seen the ad in the paper.”


a.

Kevin said he doesn’t know about the sale because he hasn’t seen the ad in the pap

b.

Kevin said he didn’t know about the sale because he hasn’t seen the ad in the paper

c.

Kevin said he hadn’t known about the sale because he hadn’t seen the ad in the pap



d. Read the conversation between Betty and Pam. Then complete the report of the convers Betty: Have you been to the sale at the furniture store? Pam:

I went there yesterday.

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a. Do you remember the Listening section? What did you listen to? Mark the correct answe the Explore text on page 80 you. 78 to help Download With Free Trial

an interview with a political candidate a weekend weather report a news update on local election results a live report from a press conference Read the two radio items below. Scribd Decide what each one is. Choose from the box. Masterb.your semester with  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  news update on election results a commercial for the Liberal Party & The New York aTimes Useful Not useful   •

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c. Who is who? Match the information to the names. Next to each name write the correct numbers. Use the Explore text on page 80 to help you. TED SCHMIDT NANCY KING ROSA MORALES

1. is the Liberal candidate 2. is the Conservative candidate 3. interviewed Schmidt before the election results were in 4. was defeated in the local elections 5. reported that Schmidt thought he would win 6. had been against the crime laws 7. had promised to propose a new crime law 8. held a press conference after winning the local elections 9. believed Schmidt probably lost because of the crime law 10. had been in favor of the crime law

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an important topic • even though he had voted that people think committed

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1. He lost the election. 2. The crime law was a key issue in the election.

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BROWN’S CAMPAIGN PROBLEMS

a. Do you remember the article “Brown's Campaign Problems” in the Reading section? Answer these questions about it. Use the Explore text on pages 80, 81 to help you.

1. Who is Mr. Brown?

2. What happened in his office yesterday?

3. Why is he so nervous?

b. Fill in the blanks to complete this description of the situation. Use words from the box.

arson • campaign • candidate • defeat • elected • fight • improve • murder resign • suspect • threats • voters

You're Reading a Preview Mr. Brown is the (1) (2)

Liberal in Unlock of fullthe access with a party free trial. he has said that if he is (3)

, he will (4)

Download After With the Freerecent Trial fire, he spoke to (6) education.

crime and (5) and said that he would not (7) (8)

this election. In his election

from politics, despite the personal

against him, such as the fire in his office.

Both Mr. Brown and the police (9) (10)

that the fire was a case of

. Mr. Brown believes that it was more than that. He thinks that som

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c. Read the notes that the reporter took when he went to the scene of the crime. Use these notes to write a short report of the event. Try to use the connectors: because, however .

Event:

fire

Location: Result:

Time:

Yesterday - 2 o'clock

office of the Liberal candidate, Mr. Brown

no one hurt – out to lunch at the time

Reason:

police not sure - Brown worried – someone wants to kill him - election campaign

d. Read this report from a TV news show the following day to find out what happened. Then answer the questions below.

This is Jack Cage with an update on the Brown case. This morning, while they were keeping a close watch on the building in which Liberal candidat James Brown is now working, two policemen noticed a man who was wearing a long gray jack despite the extremely hot weather. The police became even more suspicious when the man st to look nervously around him. When they stopped him and asked him to open his jacket, they discovered that he was concealing a small bomb. After the bomb squad had safely dealt with bomb, the man was taken in for questioning. Previewoffice the day before. He claime The man, Joe Lynch, admitted that You're he had Reading set fire toa Brown's he had never wanted to hurt anyone, but had just wanted to stop the Liberals from winning th Unlock full access with a free trial. election. 1. Were the police right that someone had set fire to Free the office? Download With Trial

Yes / No

2. Was Mr. Brown right that someone was trying to kill him?

Yes / No

3. Was Mr. Brown right that someone was trying to defeat the Liberal party?

Yes / No

e. Fill in a suitable connecting word or phrase in each space. Choose from the words below Use capital letters when necessary.

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NEW MANAGER

a. Do you remember the dialogue “New Manager” in the Speaking section? What were the talking about? Mark the correct answers. Use the Explore text on page 81 to help you.

1.

office politics

2.

somebody being fired

3.

somebody being hired

b. The speakers were not pleased about the situation. Copy two sentences from the dialog which they express their displeasure. Use the Explore text on page 81 to help you.

c. Complete these sentences that express displeasure by filling in the missing word in each You're Reading a Preview Use the words below. Unlock full access with a free trial.

unhappy • believe • don’t like • pleased


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that the boss has hired someone else instead

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I’m surprised that you didn’t get the job.

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e. Read the dialogue and underline the expressions of displeasure. Then answer the questions that follow. Dave:

Did you hear the news? The boss promoted Johnson to the position of sales manage

Sergei:

Of course I heard. And I'm not very happy about it.

Dave:

Yeah, I'm sure. Didn’t he promise you that job?

Sergei:

Yes, he did. I'm really surprised that he did something like that.

Dave:

I'm not pleased about it either. You’d be a better manager.

Sergei:

Thanks. But why didn’t the boss didn’t tell me about it first? Why did I have to hear a it from Johnson?

1. Who got the job of sales manager? 2. Who thought he was going to get that job? 3. Who told Sergei about the promotion?





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a. What might people say in an election campaign office? Match the speech bubbles to the correct pictures.

THE CAMPAIGN OFFICE They asked me how much food we wanted for the post-election party tonight.

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The police said he been stealing from the campaign fund


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b. Complete the dialogue by filling in a suitable phrase in each space. Choose from the follo

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his speech was successful • our party is going to win

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(5) What did you think of his speech? Do you think (6) Jessie:

I believe he (7)

c. Read what Liberal candidate James Brown said after he won the election. Then write a r of his statements.


1. “A few weeks ago I was not sure I would win the election.”


2. “Somebody tried to murder me by starting a fire in my office.” 3. “I will fight for free education for Download all children.” With Free Trial 4. “Are you ready for the changes?”

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a. Do you remember the radio program you heard the Trial Listening section? Download WithinFree 80 to help you. What is it about? Mark the correct answer. Use the Explore text on page 82

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where to shop for new furniture

2.

how to decorate your house

3.

how to get your house ready for winter

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why you should repaint your house

5. how to prepare your houseScribd for summer Master your semester with  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  & The New York Times Useful Not useful  text onpage 82 to help you. b. Answer the questions about the program. Use the Explore Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

1. What is the name of the program?

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c. Who does what on the program? Write the name of the person. Use the Explore text on page 82 to help you.

1.

introduces the guest.

2.

gives advice about getting the house ready for winter.

3.

tells about something he forgot to do.

4.

asks listeners to join him next week.

d. What do the listeners get advice about? Mark the correct answers.

the furnace the windows the doors the floors the roof e. Write the sentences or phrases from the Listening section that mean the same as the following sentences. Use the Explore text on page 82 to help you.

1. Hank is going to give us ideas about how to prepare the house for winter.

You're Reading a Preview 2. What’s the first thing I need to do?


3. You should have your furnace cleaned and With inspected. Download Free Trial 4. Without heat in the winter, we would freeze.

5. Make sure that your roof is checked for leaks.

Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title f. Match each sentence with the most suitable continuation. Choose from Times the sentences below. & The New York  Useful  Not useful Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

1. Have your roof checked for leaks.

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FLIGHT INFORMATION a. Do you remember the text “Flight Information” in the Reading section? Where might you find such a text? Mark the correct answer.

1.

on a train

2.

in a hotel

3.

in a home repair store

4.

on an airplane

b. What is the purpose of this text? Mark the correct answers.

1.

to give information about flight times

2.

to describe the airport

3.

to give directions for getting out of the airport

4.

to explain why you have to declare everything you have bought

5.

You're Preview to tell people what to do before andReading after theaplane lands Unlock full access with a free trial.

c. Put these instructions into the same order as in the Flight Information Card. Use the Explore text on page 82 to help you.


a. You should have your travel documents ready for inspection if you want to avoid wai b. If you don’t see your suitcase at the baggage claim, please wait for it patiently. c. We advise you to stay in your seat until the plane stops moving. d. You must tell the customs inspector about all the things you bought without tax. Which words go together? Complete the phrases with words from the box below. Masterd.your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  items card inspection claim & The New York Times Useful Not useful   •

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e. Read these “Travel Tips". Underline sentences that are instructions. Circle sentences th explanations.

TRAVEL TIPS By Tracey Morrison

If you are planning to travel abroad, read these helpful tips. They will make your trip a lot easier. • Have your travel agent check if you need a visa to enter the countries you want to visit. If you do, apply for them a few months before you plan to leave. • Make sure you have some foreign currency when you enter the country. It’s not always possible to withdraw cash with your credit card, especially when banks are closed. • Always double-check your flight times and hotel bookings a few days before you leave. There may be changes you don’t know about.

You're Reading a Preview • When you pack your suitcase, prepare for all kinds of weather. Take clothing that is comfortable and with practical. Unlock full access a free trial. • Take light hand luggage on the plane with you. Remember that YOU have to carry it!


• Always keep a list of important phone numbers on you. It’s a good idea to include the phone number of your hotel, car rental service, foreign embassy and travel agent, and any other useful emergency numbers.



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f. Which of the following sentences offer good advice, according to the article?

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You can apply for a visa just before you leave.

2.

It’s useful to arrive in a new country with local money.

3.

Book your hotel when you arrive in the country you are visiting.

4.

Flight times are sometimes changed, so check them.

5.

You are advised not to carry heavy hand luggage.

6.

If you think it will be hot in the country you are traveling to, pack only light summer clot

7.

Be prepared for emergencies by keeping a list of important phone numbers with you.

g. Complete the sentences according to the information you are given in the article.

1. If you want to make sure that you get your visa in time for your trip,

2. Pack different kinds of clothing in order to

3. There may be changes in your flight or hotel bookings, so it is a good idea to





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a. Do you remember the dialogue in the Speaking Section? Answer the following questions Use the Explore text on page 83 to help you.

1. How many polite instructions does the woman give? 2. What is the man's reaction to these instructions? He agrees to follow them. / He refuses to follow them. 3. Where is the picture they are talking about? on the wall / on a computer screen b. What is the person expressing in each sentence below? Mark the correct column. Giving a polite instruction

Receiving a poli instruction

1. Would you mind making the picture a little larger?


2. Sure. Is this what you had in mind?


3. Could you put the picture in the middle? 4. Is this what you wanted?


5. No problem.

c. Mary is moving to a new house. Joe, the man from the moving company, is delivering he furniture. Read what they say and answer the questions that follow. Mary: Would you mind carrying the sofa over to that corner? Master your semester with Scribd Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title Joe: Sure. Is this where you want it? & The New Useful Mary:York Uh, no.Times Could you move it over to the other side ofthe room? Not useful

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1. How many instructions does Mary give? 2. Which items does Mary ask Joe to move? 3. Circle the correct form in the following sentences. a. Would you mind carrying the sofa/ to carry the sofa? b. Could you moving it / move it to the other side of the room? c. Would you please putting / put these boxes into the bedroom.

d. Imagine that you are cooking a meal. A friend has come over and is helping you. Comple the dialogue by giving your friend polite instructions. Use the verbs in brackets in their c forms. You:

(1)

(give) that knife, please?

Your friend: Sure. Is this the one you wanted? You:

Yes, that's it. (2)

(cut) the veg

please? Your friend: OK. Do you want me to cut them into small pieces? You:

Yes. That'll be great. (3)

(get)

bowl from the cupboard? Your friend: Is this the one you hadYou're in mind? Reading a Preview You:

No, not that one. Try the other cupboard.


e. Role-play your dialogue with a partner in class.




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1. Dick will check the roof next week. a.

Dick will ask someone to check the roof.

b.

Dick will check the roof himself.

c.

Dick will let someone check the roof.

2. Betty is going to get her furnace repaired. a.

Betty will fix the furnace by herself.

b.

Betty won’t have the furnace repaired.

c.

Betty will arrange for someone else to fix her furnace.

3. After the rain leaked into the house, Susan made the handyman fix the roof again. a.

She insisted that the handyman fix the roof.

b.

She fixed the roof herself. You're Reading a Preview

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She hoped the handyman would fix thewith roof. Unlock full access a free trial.

4. At the beginning of every winter, Mr. Thompson lets his son fix the furnace.


a.

Mr. Thompson fixes his furnace.

b.

Mr. Thompson’s son fixes the furnace.

c.

Mr. Thompson makes his son fix the furnace.

b. Complete these sentences by filling in the correct words. Choose from: made, got, let.

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John: 1. cook / dinner 2. change / light bulb Lucy: wash / dishes Pete and Lucy: do / homework Pete: clean / room

Mom's Instructions:

Hi everybody, Please make sure to do these things. See you later. You're Reading a Preview

John, please get theUnlock (1) full access with a free trial.

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UNIT 1

BUYING A CAR Ad

Announcer:

It's the end-of-the-year sale, and here at Car City you'll find fantastic bargains

have brand-new and used cars, economy-sized cars, and luxury models, all a reasonable prices! Don't make the same mistake that Ron Gardner made. He

bought a used luxury car somewhere else and isn't satisfied with it. Ron, tell u about it. Ron:

That's right. My name's Ron, and I just bought a used car about a week ago.

come to Car City first, I could've bought the latest model of the same car at th same price! And with extra features, too. Announcer:

Lara Davids, tell us about the wonderful deal you got at Car City.

Lara:

Hi. I'm Lara! I just bought a brand-new Beamer Coyote. It's so beautiful! It's automatic and has all the latest features! The best part is the price. I paid ten

percent as a down payment, and I'm paying the rest off in monthly payments.

I told my sister about it, she said that she had just bought a car here, too, and

gotten a really great deal. Everybody's coming here, so if you don't come now won't be any cars left! Announcer:

You heard it, folks. Car City is the place to buy cars. We guarantee you won't better deal anywhere!

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The Car

- Here it is. Only $5,000. - Hmmm. This isn't exactly what I had in mind. - Well Well,, I could lower the price to $4,000. - No,... this just isn't what I need. - I could paint it for for you. What color color would you like? - No. I'm sorry. sorry. This car simply isn't isn't what I wanted.

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UNIT 2

A C C I D E N T S

Bad Back

Fran: Ben, be careful with that! I don’t want you to hurt yourself. Ben: Don’t worry. I can take care of myself. Fran: You bought it. Good for you! How much did you pay for it? Ben: Seven-fifty. Are we about ready to go?

Fran: I think so. But you know you’re not supposed to carry things like that by yourself. You h bad back. Maybe we can have someone take it to the car for us. Ben: Fran, I can do it. Fran: I wish you would wait until we have somebody that can help you. Ben: Oh! Ouch! Fran: Ben! Ben: I hurt my back!


Fran: Oh, no! I told you not to carry it by yourself. Ben: I need to lie down.


Anita: What happened? Did he fall? Fran: No. He hurt his back.

Cliff Terror

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“Oh, no! I knew I shouldn’t have come. Who’s going to rescue us? Imagine being here all nigh “Take it easy, Susan. I didn’t get us lost on purpose.”

The girls arrived at a cliff, and saw an enormous pool of water. Ellen hesitated and said, “Well, can either go down by rope, or we can jump. Let’s use the rope. I’m too scared to jump.”

“You? Afraid?!” exclaimed Susan. “You were the one who wanted to go on this hike. Let’s jum too rocky and slippery to climb down.”

“Susan,” said Ellen, “I’ve never told you this, but I don’t know how to swim. I just can’t jump i that water.” Susan followed her friend unhappily down the cliff. They had just arrived at the bottom, when suddenly she slipped and fell. “Oh... my foot!” she cried. Ellen rushed to her side.

“Here. Let me have a look. It’s not bleeding. It’s only a minor injury.” But that didn’t stop Susa complaining. “Ellen, if we get rescued and I recover from this, I will never listen to you again!”

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- You mustn’t ride so fast! You could hurt someone. - It’s OK. I’m very careful.

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UNIT 3

PROBLEMS

Family

Hi, Marcy. This is Lori. Would you do me a favor? I'm really stuck. Could you pick up my dress the dry cleaners for me? I wanted to wear it to the party tonight. I was supposed to get it this

afternoon, but my car is still at the garage. The mechanic said that I needed to have a lot of w

done on it because of the accident. I've had new tires put on, they've repaired an oil leak, and brakes needed to be replaced. Thanks a lot. Bye.

A Foreign Affair

“Melanie, are you ready yet?” Neil shouted impatiently. “If you don't hurry, we're going to be la

Melanie had just finished getting dressed. had put on her best jewelry. She had even had You're She Reading a Preview hair done. She looked at herself in the mirror and sighed. She had never enjoyed these formal Unlock full access with a free trial. parties in the past and knew tonight would be no different. But her husband had chosen a car politics, and attending these parties and impressing people was all part of the game.


“You look very elegant, dear, but a smile would really make all the difference,” Neil said as he his wife. “I know you dislike these parties, but please try to be polite and not insult anyone ton

“Well, if that glamorous blonde hadn't been chasing you around at the last party, I wouldn't ha had to accidentally spill my glass of wine down her dress, now would I?”

“Oh come on, Mel. She was the wife of the foreign minister. If I'd been rude to her, I could hav ruined my career.”

Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free For 30 Days Sign up to vote on this title “Well, all I know is, she had better not show up again tonight. If I run into her, I can't promise w  & The New York Times Useful Not useful   I'll do or say.” Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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Melanie and Neil arrived at the party. They entered the room and were immediately greeted by

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to hold a conversation with the wealthy businessman, Mr. Wycoff. Just then she heard, “Oh Neil, darling! It's so good to see you again!”

It was the wife of the foreign minister. Suddenly Melanie had an idea. She smiled to herself. Th party had just begun.

Fried Fish

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Past Perfect: Simple


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UNIT 5

DREAMS AND AMBITIONS

Soap Opera

Narrator:

Julie had been disappointed by men in the past. But when Andrew came into

she discovered a new challenge and a new dream. She was nervous, and went friend Rob for advice. Tonight we hear the next exciting chapter in her story... Julie:

I'm sorry to be bothersome, Rob. But you're the only one who ever encourages don't want to throw away this new chance at love, but I'm scared.

Rob:

Don't be crazy! Why do you insist on making life so tough for yourself? Let me

you. I know you're used to being deserted by men, but if you want Andrew, I'm

you can keep him. Even if you're scared, I think you might as well take the chan You just have to stop blaming yourself for what happened in the past. You're right. At last I You're realize Reading how stupid I have been. Andrew really is a dream a Preview

Julie:

true. He's all I have ever wished for.with He's thetrial. cure for my broken heart. And her Unlock full access a free now. I invited him to meet you tonight. Narrator:

Download Free Trial What will Rob think of Andrew? With Will Andrew break Julie's heart like all the othe Find out next week, on “Wishful Thinking”.

The Singer

Cindy loved to sing, but she had never sung in public because she was too embarrassed. Eve year her mother encouraged her to sing in the school concert. Cindy wished she could be in t concert, but she always assumed that she wasn't good enough.

Master your semester with Scribd  Read Free Foron 30this Days Sign up to vote title  final “Even if I tried, they wouldn't accept me,” she thought. But her mother insisted, so Cindy & The New York Times Useful Not useful   agreed to try. On the Monday morning of the trials, Cindy was very nervous. She arrived at the Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month.

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auditorium very early, while it was still deserted. Gradually the students began to arrive.

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sounded terrible. Cindy listened to all of them until it was her turn. “Hello, dear,” said the music teacher. “You may sing anything you like.”

Cindy sang. Although she was tiny, her voice was deep and full. She sang loudly and powerfu She forgot about all the other people in the auditorium. When she had finished, the entire room was quiet. Everyone seemed as if under a spell. “Cindy,” the music teacher said at last, “that was beautiful! You are a singer!”

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UNIT 6

MONEY MATTERS

Quiz

Announcer:

Good evening, listeners. Welcome to “Get Rich Quick”, our weekly quiz show everyone’s a winner. Our participants tonight are two glamorous women, Cee

Rondeau and Susan Philipson. And the prizes tonight are an elegant diamond

necklace and a fantastic fur coat. OK... here we go, and our first question toda What did Marilyn Monroe say about diamonds? Cee Cee? Cee Cee:

She said that diamonds were a girl’s best friend.

Announcer:

You’re right. Next question: What did Guy Gaylord say when his CD sold 1,00 copies? Susan?

Susan:

He said that he had always tried very hard to impress music critics, but now was so wealthy, he didn’t have to impress or be polite to anyone.

Announcer:


Yes. He did say that. You are both very good at this. Now, here’s the next que Unlock full access with a free trial.

Who said, “Help yourself, respect yourself”, and when? Susan? Susan:

Uh, I think Mick Starlight said that should help themselves and respec Download Withpeople Free Trial themselves. And, um, he had said it before his hit song “The Vision”, became

popular. He was an alcoholic at the time and had been trying to stop drinking. December 1991, I think. Announcer:

You’re right, Susan, and you win that fabulous diamond necklace. And that’s a have time for today, people. Please join us next week for “Get Rich Quick”.

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they want to get their money’s worth. This means that: 1) they want to buy something they ca

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was both affordable and of good quality should go to places that offered bargains all year long claimed that stores that offered great sales had most likely raised their prices before putting th items on sale. “People with limited budgets should consider buying at places like Quality Barg Buyers can get brand-new inexpensive furniture there. It comes with a ten-year guarantee, an delivery is free.

Buyers pay less and get quality, and that’s a bargain. Quality Bargains’ manager, Tim Wright, that their furniture is luxurious, the deals are excellent, and they accept a twenty percent dow payment on all purchases. “If you came to Quality Bargains, your furniture problems would be solved,” says Mr. Wright.

Wherever you go, know that there are places where you can get your money’s worth, even if y short of cash.

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UNIT 7

POLITICS News

We're back, and you're listening to WNWS, your 24-hour news station. And now, here's an up

on the election results. Just a few hours ago, Conservative candidate Ted Schmidt was defeat

local elections for the city council. In her live report earlier today, our reporter, Nancy King, poi

out that Schmidt had been involved in the defeat of the new crime law proposed last year and stated that this had probably hurt his chances in the election today. King spoke with Schmidt

the vote was in and reported that Schmidt felt sure that he would win, in spite of his vote on t crime law.

The winner, Liberal candidate Rosa Morales, spoke at a press conference just after hearing th

had won. She was quoted as saying that Schmidt's vote on the crime law was a key issue in t

election. Before the election, Morales had promised voters that she would propose a new crim

You're Reading a Preview if she were elected. In her speech just a little while ago, Morales stated that she planned to

investigate all politicians suspectedUnlock of committing crimes. listening to WNWS. Stay tun full access with a free You're trial. the weekend weather report, coming up next.


Brown’s Campaign Problems

by John Sharp

Yesterday at two o'clock, a fire was reported in the office of James Brown, the Liberal candida Northwood. Fortunately, Mr. Brown was out to lunch when the fire started. Police believe that

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Special offer for students: Only $4.99/month. out of the election campaign. “If they had murdered me,” he said, “the Liberals would have ha

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opinion, unemployment, education, and crime are the most important issues we have to deal

today. I plan to do something about these issues,” said Mr. Brown. Despite Mr. Brown's suspi local police officers said that there was no evidence to suggest attempted murder. However

have opened an investigation, and are having the whole building searched for clues. At the mo

Mr. Brown is using another office in a building across the street. Police are keeping a close wa on the building.

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UNIT 8

INSTRUCTIONS

Weather

Dick:

Today's guest on “The Home Repair Show” is Hank “the Handyman” Hanson. Hank

going to give us advice on how to get the house ready for winter. Hank, winter is com What's the first thing I'm supposed to do? Hank:

Well, Dick, first you ought to have your furnace cleaned and inspected, and have a

broken parts replaced. The furnace, or heater, is what keeps your house warm and c And in this part of the country, if we didn't have heat in the winter, we'd freeze. Dick:

That's for sure, Hank.

Hank:

The other important thing to do is to have your roof checked for leaks. If rain or snow to leak in through the roof, it would damage your ceiling, your walls, and even your furniture. And we all knowYou're how expensive is to have the house redecorated. Reading ait Preview

Dick:

I know what you mean, Hank. About two years ago, although I'd been planning to Unlock full access with a free trial.

roof checked for leaks, I forgot. The following year, I noticed watermarks on my ceilin I'd repaired the roof right away, I could have avoided Download With Free Trial the problem. Hank:

Dick, I always say, “If you take it easy this year, you'll have to replace it next year.”

Dick:

That's good advice, Hank. Thanks for being on the show today. Join us next week, listeners, for more helpful hints on “The Home Repair Show”.

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