2 LISTENING
a
1.6 Listen to the conversation. Match 1–3 with a–c to make true sentences.
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Sophia |
a |
goes to a club every week. |
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Richard |
b |
is friends with the people he lives with. |
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Peter |
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meets people in a café every week. |
b
1.6 Listen to the conversation again and tick ( ) the best endings for the sentences.
1The radio programme is about …
a 
starting university.
b 
moving to a new city.
c how people make friends.
2Richard doesn’t …
a 
usually go to bars.
b 
like making friends with new people.
c 
fi nd it diffi cult to meet people at university.
3Richard likes …
a 
going to parties with his friends.
b 
people who like similar things to him. c 
the countryside near where he lives.
4Sophia is interested in …
a 
making friends with people studying Drama. b 
joining a club.
c 
meeting lots of different people.
5Peter doesn’t …
a 
use the Internet to meet people. b 
like the people he lives with.
c 
usually go out in the evenings.
6Which of the sentences is true about the students?
a 
The university is helping all the students to make friends.
b
The students are making friends in different ways.
cWrite questions and answers about what you do in your free time and who you spend it with.
Think about these questions:
•Where do you spend your free time?
•What do you do and how often?
•Who do you spend your free time with?
Review and extension
1 GRAMMAR
Correct the sentences.
1Where you went on holiday last year?
Where did you go on holiday last
year?
2At the moment, she works in the café by the station.
3Why you missed the bus?
4I can’t talk to you now because I do my homework.
5What kind of music you usually listen to?
6They waiting for the bus to London.
2 VOCABULARY
Correct the sentences.
1The new Iron Man fi lm is amaizing!
The new Iron Man fi lm
is
amazing!
2We very enjoyed the fi lm last night.
3We had a lovly time at the party last night.
4I think our History lessons are so borring.
5I think that man’s a bit extrange. Look, he’s talking to himself.
6New York’s allright, but I prefer living in London, actually.
3 WORDPOWER like
Match 1–8 with a–h to make sentences.
1e We can go for a walk in the park
2
What was the party
3
What gorgeous weather! It looks
4
The boy in the white T-shirt looks
5
He loves fi lms with superheroes, you know,
6
I absolutely love this singer. She sounds
7
I want to buy a computer
8
Thanks for your email. It sounds
alike the perfect day for the beach.
blike this one. How much is it?
clike Philip. They’ve got the same smile.
dlike you’re having a great holiday.
eif you like.
flike Katy Perry.
glike Batman or Spider-Man.
hlike last night?

REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
Look again at Review your progress on p.1600 of the Student’s Book. How well can you do these things now?
3 = very well 2 = well 1 = not so well
I CAN …
astalk andboutanswwherepersonalI’m fromquestions
talk about howpeopleI communicateI know
greetask forpeopleand giveandinformationend conversations
write anpersonalonline profileemail..
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2A
We
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1 GRAMMAR Past simple
aTick ( ) the correct sentences. Correct the wrong sentences.
1
The train not arrived until 22:30, so we got home around midnight.
The train didn’t arrive until
22:30, so we got home
around midnight.
2
I slept very badly on the plane, so I feeled very tired the next day.
3
Did you took the train from New York to Washington?
4
We fl ew from London to Manchester because it was really cheap.
5
They spended two nights in a hotel and then they stayed at a friend’s house for three days.
6
I didn’t enjoyed my trip to Scotland because the weather wasn’t very good.
7
When I got back to my hotel, I found a message from my sister.
8
We unpacked our suitcases and ate dinner in the hotel restaurant. It cost 100 euros!
bComplete the exchanges with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets. Use contractions where possible.
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What |
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2 VOCABULARY Tourism
a Match 1–8 with a–h to make sentences.
1d We decided to go to China on holiday, so we had to get
2
I’m really bored. Why don’t we do
3
James decided to go away
4
Going to the Olympics is great, but you need to book
5
It’s a good idea to buy
6
Come on! Let’s unpack
7
My daughter didn’t have much money so she stayed
8
On the day you leave, you need to check out of
ato Scotland for the weekend.
bour bags and go out for lunch.
cin hostels when she went travelling for a year.
da visa from the embassy.
esome sightseeing this afternoon?
fyour accommodation before you go.
gyour hotel by 11 o’clock.
hsouvenirs here – they’re very expensive at the airport.
b Write the names of the holiday items under the pictures.
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5 |
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3 PRONUNCIATION -ed endings
aTick ( ) the verbs that have an extra syllable when we add —ed.
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Yes, I |
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(you, visit) your cousins in Los Angeles? |
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No, we |
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Infinitive |
+ —ed |
Extra syllable? |
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depart |
departed |
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love |
loved |
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listen |
listened |
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hate |
hated |
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sound |
sounded |
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look |
looked |
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post |
posted |
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invite |
invited |
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enjoy |
enjoyed |
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like |
liked |
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2B
Everyone
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1 VOCABULARY Travel collocations
aComplete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in the box.
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miss |
take off |
get to change give land |
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set off |
board |
hitchhike travel around |
When I was a student, my best friend and I 1 travelled around Europe for a month. We didn’t want to travel by train, so we
2 . Once, a lorry driver 3 us a lift from Paris to Cannes – over 900 kilometres!
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Glasgow just |
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b Underline the correct words to complete the sentences.
1A Why was there a big strike / traffi c jam / lift on the motorway this morning?
B Because there was a crash / strike / queue between two cars at 7:30.
2A Why did you lose / miss / delay your train?
B Well, my friend was driving us to the station, but her GPS wasn’t working, so we set off / broke down / got lost. In the end, we bought a map!
3A Why were there traffi c jams / long delays / long queues to all the fl ights from Heathrow Airport today?
BBecause there was a pilots’ strike / turbulence / delay yesterday, so lots of planes are at the wrong airport today.
4There was a turbulence / something wrong / a strike with our coach, so we waited for two hours at the service station.
5It took me over an hour to get my ticket because there was a long delay / queue / crash at the ticket offi ce. Then the train got lost / took off / broke down just outside Paris, so that’s why I’m so late.
6A It sounds like you had a bad fl ight between Washington and London.
BYes, there was a lot of turbulence / queues / strikes over the Atlantic because of the bad weather.
2 GRAMMAR Past continuous
aComplete the sentences with the past continuous forms of the verbs in brackets.
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When we arrived at the station, my uncle |
was waiting |
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It |
(snow) hard when we got to our hotel. |
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3 |
(you, fl y) over the Alps when the turbulence |
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started? |
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How fast |
(you, drive) when the accident |
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happened? |
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Where |
(you, stand) when the thief stole your |
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handbag? |
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Did you get lost because your GPS |
(not work)? |
bComplete the text with the past simple or past continuous forms of the verbs in brackets.
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My mother and I 1 |
had |
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3 PRONUNCIATION
Sentence stress: vowel sounds
a
2.2 Listen to the sentences. Do the letters in bold sound like / / as in computer, / / as in dog or / / as in her? Tick ( ) the correct box for each sentence.
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Sound 1 / / |
Sound 2 / / |
Sound 3 / / |
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(e.g. computer) |
(e.g. dog) |
(e.g. her) |
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Were you waiting |
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I wasn’t driving |
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the car. |
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They were |
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watching TV. |
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We weren’t |
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having dinner. |
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She was talking |
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on her phone. |
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listening? |
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He wasn’t |
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smoking. |
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They weren’t |
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playing chess. |
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a Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1anything else / help you / with / I / there / is / can ?
Is there anything else I can help you with?
2is / tell / where / information desk / you / me / the / could ?
3Edinburgh / to / much / is / a return ticket / how ?
4for the airport / leave / do / often / buses / how / the ?
5Barcelona / time / the next coach / what / to / is ?
6my ticket / pay / euros / can / for / in / I ?
7can / a sandwich / the journey / for / where / buy / I ?
8a taxi / to the airport / much / it / does / cost / to get / how ?
b
2.3 Listen and check.
cComplete the conversation with the words in the box.
can near here have over there could you excuse anything else actually from what time
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1 Excuse |
me. |
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B |
Yes, how 2 |
I help you? |
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A |
3 |
tell me which platform the next train to |
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London leaves 4 |
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B Certainly, madam. It leaves from Platform 2. |
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A |
OK, thanks. And 5 |
does it leave? |
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B It leaves at 10:32, in twelve minutes. |
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Brilliant. Thanks. |
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B |
Is there 6 |
I can help you with? |
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A 7 |
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buy a cup of coffee? Is there a café 8 |
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No problem. 10 |
a good journey. |
d
2.4 Listen and check.
eMatch the traveller’s sentences 1–8 with the ticket seller’s responses a–h.
1c Hello.
2
Could you tell me what time the next bus to Folkestone leaves, please?
3
Great, thanks! And where does it leave from?
4
I will be. Can I have a ticket, please?
5
Here you are. Also, is there somewhere I can buy a newspaper?
6
That’s OK. I can run fast.
7
Yes, I think that’s it. Thank you for your help!
8
Thanks! Bye!
aGoodbye!
bYes, of course. It leaves in fi ve minutes.
cGood afternoon. How can I help you?
dCertainly. That’ll be £9.50.
eNo problem, sir. Now hurry, or you’ll miss your bus!
fFrom stop number 4, but you’ll need to be quick!
gYou’ll need to! Is that all, sir?
hYes, at the newsagent over there, but I’m not sure you’ll have time.
2 PRONUNCIATION Joining words
a
2.5 Listen to the questions. Tick ( ) the two words that are joined together.
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When did you check into your hotel? |
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check into |
b |
your hotel |
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How can I help you? |
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can I |
b |
help you |
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3 |
Did you get a visa when you went to China? |
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get a |
b |
when you |
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What time did you set off from home? |
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did you |
b |
set off |
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What time is your plane? |
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time is |
b |
is your |
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6 |
How much is a return ticket to Bath? |
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much is |
b |
to Bath |
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1 READING
aRead Roberto’s blog and tick ( ) the correct answers.
1Roberto and Ana are staying in …
a 
a hotel in the centre of London. b 
a hostel near Heathrow Airport. c 
a hotel in Earl’s Court.
d 
a hostel near the centre of London.
2On Sunday, Roberto and Ana …
a 
had fi sh and chips for lunch.
b 
spent all day at the British Museum. c 
went to the British Museum and
Covent Garden.
d 
thought the British Museum was boring.
Ana and I got to London at 11:30 this morning. It was a very long flight from São Paulo. When we got off the plane, the first thing we noticed was the cold – six degrees! I’m glad
I brought a warm coat! In São Paulo, it was 35 degrees when we left. Everything they say about Londoners is true! The people at the airport weren’t very friendly and they couldn’t understand our English. And we couldn’t understand what they were saying. In the end, we took the underground from Heathrow Airport to our hostel in Earl’s Court, near the centre of London. The hostel is full of young tourists from all over the world and everyone was very friendly and helpful. We were very tired, so we decided to sleep for a few hours. Ana’s telling me to get ready to go and eat, so I have to finish now – more tomorrow.
bRead the blog again. Are the sentences true or false?
1 On Saturday, it was warmer in London than in São Paulo. 2 It was diffi cult for Roberto and Ana to understand the
people at the airport.
3 When they got to the hostel, they went to bed. 4 They didn’t enjoy their fi sh and chips.
5 They didn’t see all the rooms in the British Museum. 6 They had lunch in a restaurant in Covent Garden.
Ana and I had our first experience of British food last night. We went to a little café near the hostel. We decided to try fish and chips. It’s a typical British dish and it was delicious with a hot cup of tea (with milk!). Today we visited the British Museum and Covent Garden. The British Museum is amazing – there are lots of interesting things to see. We spent two hours there and only saw a few of the rooms. We bought some sandwiches for lunch and then we went to Covent Garden market. There were lots of musicians and magicians in the street. We had a lovely afternoon and Ana took lots of photos. You can see them on Facebook.
2 WRITING SKILLS Linking words
aUnderline the correct words to complete the sentences.
1There was a long queue for the museum, and / so / but we
decided to go to the market instead.
2We didn’t visit the Tower of London because / so / but the tickets were very expensive.
3The hotel looked really nice, because / and / but they didn’t have any free rooms that night.
4Yesterday I visited Ellis Island so / and / because the Statue of Liberty.
5There weren’t any fl ights today but / so / because there was a snow storm.
6Because / When / So we got to our hotel, I phoned my wife to wish her ‘Happy Birthday’.
7It started raining hard, but / because / so we didn’t go to the mountains.
8We wanted to go to the concert, but / so / because we couldn’t get any tickets.
3 WRITING
aRead the notes. Write Maite’s blog post about her holiday in New York.
Maite’s blog: New York post (notes)
Monday, 25th January
Madrid: left 12:20
New York: arrived 14:30
Very tired – (why?)
Weather: very cold – minus 6 degrees!
People = (?)
Hotel = (?)
Dinner = (?)
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UNIT 2
Reading and listening extension
1 READING
aRead the article. How did the couples travel? Tick ( ) the correct ways. Sometimes there is more than one possible answer.
1Carl and Sam a 
on foot
bon two wheels
con four wheels
d
by sea
2Ashish and Bryony
a 
on foot
b 
on two wheels c 
on four wheels d 
by sea
3Yvette and Rob
a 
on foot
b 
on two wheels c 
on four wheels d 
by sea
bRead the article again and underline the correct words to complete the sentences.
1Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony / Yvette and Rob stayed in Bristol for most of the week.
2Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony / Yvette and Rob enjoyed the fi rst day of the race.
3Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony / Yvette and Rob stopped when they didn’t know where they were.
4Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony / Yvette and Rob fi nished their journey on foot when something happened to the vehicle they were in.
5Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony / Yvette and Rob stopped after the fi rst day.
In July, a group of students from Bristol University, in England, had a race. It started at the university at 9 am on 20 June. The winners were the pair who travelled the longest distance in seven days without spending any money.
CARL AND SAM
We decided to cycle. The sun was shining when we set off and it was fun. But on the third day, it started raining and we got lost. It was awful. We slept under a tree in a field. The next morning Carl phoned his dad and he came to get us and drove us home.
DISTANCE TRAVELLED: 1 1 O MILES
cComplete the words to make sentences about the article. Write one word in each space.
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During the race, the students c ouldn’t spend |
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dWrite about a long journey you went on. Remember to include:
•where you went
•a description of how you travelled there
•what you thought of the place.
ASHISH AND BRYONY
We hitchhiked. A lorry stopped and we got in. There were long delays and we didn’t go far for hours. That evening as we were driving north the lorry broke down and we had to get out. We didn’t know what to do. We were tired and hungry so we decided to walk to a village and stay in a hotel. But we had to pay. The next day we went home.
DISTANCE TRAVELLED: 1 3 O MILES
YVETTE AND ROB
We decided to walk to the port in Bristol and try to board a ship. We went to the office and asked if any ships would take us for free. For five days no one would. On the sixth day we found a ship to take us to Spain. We boarded the ship and the next day we arrived in Bilbao as the sun was rising. It was amazing.
DISTANCE TRAVELLED: 6 4 O MILES
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2 LISTENING
a
2.6 Listen to the conversation. Match problems a–e with where they are happening 1–5.
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1 |
M3 |
a |
crash and delays |
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2 |
M4 |
b |
long delays |
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3 |
M1 |
c |
no delays |
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4 |
Trains |
d |
problems this weekend |
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5 |
Gatwick |
e |
traffi c jam |
b
2.6 Listen to the conversation again and tick ( ) the correct answers.
1 Why were there delays on the M3 this morning?
aThere was a crash.
b
The police closed the road.
c
It was raining.
2What happened three hours ago near Swindon?
a 
There was an accident.
b 
There was a very long queue. c 
A lorry stopped working.
3Who should use the A429 this evening?
a 
People who are going to Swindon. b 
Lorries.
c 
Everyone on the M4.
4Who did the police say can’t go on the motorway?
a 
People going to a music festival. b 
Hitchhikers.
c 
People who want to camp.
5What is unusual about the trains today?
a 
There aren’t any trains working.
b 
The trains are mainly working well. c 
There are lots of delays.
6Where did Jackie and Bob stay last night?
a 
In a hotel at the airport. b 
On the fl oor at the airport. c 
In India.
cWrite about a long journey you took. Remember to include:
•how you travelled
•how long it took
•what problems you had.
Review and extension
1 GRAMMAR
Correct the sentences.
1When I did some housework, I heard the news on the radio.
When I was doing some housework, I heard the news on the radio.
2When we were getting to the station, the train was just arriving.
3My wife phoned me while I waited for my plane.
4A man was taking my wallet while I was waiting in the queue for my ticket.
5Last year, we were going on holiday to Greece for two weeks.
6I was driving to the airport when I was seeing the accident.
2 VOCABULARY
Correct the sentences.
1They missed their fl ight because Rob’s car broke on the way to the airport.
They missed their fl ight
because Rob’s car broke down on the way to the airport.
2My travel from Berlin to London took fi fteen hours.
3Last week, I went to Rome on a business travel.
4The trafi c was terrible because it was the rush hour.
5By the time they checked away the hotel, it was 2 pm.
6In the afternoon, they went sighseeing in the old town.
3 WORDPOWER off
Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
75% I’m set switched drove took are fell
1He was tired when he went to bed, so he switched off the light and went to sleep.
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REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
Look again at Review your progress on p.26 of the Student’s Book. How well can you do these things now?
3 = very well 2 = well 1 = not so well
I CAN …
talk about past holidays
describe difficult journeys
ask for information in a public place
write a travel blog.
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3A
Have
you
ever
helped a
stranger?














1 GRAMMAR
Present perfect or past simple
aPut the words in the correct order to make sentences.
1has / that old lady’s / done / shopping / James / lots of times .
James has done that old lady’s
shopping lots
of times.
2you / have / to / been / in / Rio de Janeiro / carnival / the / ever ?
3twice this week / I / to charity / money / given / have .
4have / you / my / with / helped / homework / me / never .
5they / volunteer work / ever / done / have / any ?
6big / never / a / for the waiter / left / tip / has / she .
7money / have / any / you / homeless person / to / given / ever / a ?
8several times / I / visited / this month / my / have / grandmother .
bComplete the exchanges with the present perfect or past simple forms of the words in brackets.
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1 |
A |
Have you ever given money to charity? (you, ever, give) |
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B |
Yes, I |
£10 to a cancer charity last week. |
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(give) |
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2 |
A |
volunteer work in Africa before? (she, |
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ever, do) |
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B |
Yes, she |
some volunteer work in Mali last |
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year. (do) |
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3 |
A |
someone who was hurt? (you, ever, help) |
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B |
Yes, I |
a woman who fell off her bike last |
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week. (help) |
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4 |
A |
I |
tips in that restaurant lots of times. |
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(leave) |
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B |
Really? How much |
the last time you |
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came? (you, leave) |
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5 |
A |
drinks for 20 people? (he, ever, buy) |
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B |
Yes, he |
a drink for all his friends on his |
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birthday in July. (buy) |
2 VOCABULARY
make / do / give collocations
a Match 1–8 with a–h to make sentences.
1d She was a very confi dent girl, so she made
2
When she read the email from her nephew, it made
3
Are you doing anything
4
He’s a really funny guy. He always makes
5
Your daughter’s very clever. Is she doing
6
My grandfather always gives us
7
We gave the American tourists
8
He didn’t use his camera any more, so he gave it
aaway to his grandson.
bsilly jokes when he’s with friends.
ca big hug when we go to see him.
dlots of friends at her new school.
enice for your birthday?
fdirections to the train station.
gwell at school this term?
hher smile because it was so funny.
bUnderline the correct words to complete the sentences.
1I love those old black-and-white fi lms. Charlie Chaplin always does / makes / gives me smile.
2You’re so mean. You never do / make / give the waiters a tip.
3He made / did / gave volunteer work for a charity in Africa last year.
4She was so happy to see him again that she gave / made / did him a big hug.
5Do your parents usually make / give / do something nice when it’s their wedding anniversary?
6I’m having a great time in Paris. I’ve made / done / given some new friends in the hostel.
7The doctors say that she’s making / giving / doing well and that she can leave the hospital tomorrow.
8I’ve never made / given / done anyone directions in French
– all the tourists who come here speak English.
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7
the bank for a 8
9

3B
I’ve
already
spent my salary
this
month









1 VOCABULARY Money
a Match 1–8 with a–h to make sentences.
1f My company pays my salary
2
That holiday sounds fantastic, but
3
My brother lent me £50 yesterday
4
If you can’t afford to buy a new car,
5
She’s just spent £150
6
I only buy clothes from that shop
7
If you buy two jackets,
8
When I borrow money
aso I could buy some new jeans.
bfrom my parents, I always pay it back quickly.
cwhen they have special offers.
dwe can give you a 20% discount.
eon two pairs of shoes.
finto my bank account.
git costs £5,000 just for a week!
hwhy don’t you get a loan from the bank?
b Complete the text with the words in the box.
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into |
afford lend spend |
bank account |
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up for |
borrow |
back loan |
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I’m saving 1 up for |
a car at the moment. I pay |
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£200 2 |
my 3 |
each month. |
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I can’t 4 |
to buy a new car, so it will have to be |
second-hand – probably three or four years old. My parents
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have offered to 5 |
me some money but I don’t |
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want to 6 |
any money from them. They’ve just |
bought a very old house in the country and they need to
a lot of money on repairs. So I’m going to ask of £5,000. I think I can pay it
in two years.
2 GRAMMAR Present perfect with just, already and yet
aUnderline the correct adverbs to complete the sentences.
1I’ve just / already / yet spent £100 this weekend, so I’m afraid I can’t afford to go to a restaurant for dinner.
2It’s Mum’s birthday tomorrow – have you bought her a present already / just / yet?
3Look, I’ve just / already / yet bought a new mobile phone. It’s brilliant, isn’t it?
4He’s yet / just / already saved up £3,000 because he wants to travel round the world next summer.
5A Why does she look so upset?
B Because she’s already / just / yet lost her wallet.
6No, I can’t lend you any more money. You’ve already / just / yet borrowed £100 from me.
7Oh, no! We can’t play tennis now because it’s already / yet / just started raining.
8She hasn’t opened a new bank account already / yet / just.
bCorrect the sentences.
1Mike just has spent £400 on a new camera.
Mike has just spent £400 on a new camera.
2He’s borrowed already £2,000 from his bank.
3Have you yet paid Louise back?
4Sue already has spent the money she borrowed from me.
5We’ve bought just a new TV in the sales.
6Has she saved yet enough money to buy a tablet?
7I’ve bought already a present for my wife.
8They’ve opened a new bank account in France just.
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aPut the conversation in the correct order.
B Yes, I suppose she might like them. On second thoughts, maybe I should get something else.
1 A Good morning. Can I help you? 
B Do you have anything cheaper?
A OK. Er, let me see … what about this necklace?
B Yes, it’s lovely. OK, I’ll take it.
A Are you looking for anything in particular?
B Er, yes. I’m looking for a present for my wife.
A Really? How about these earrings? They’re really beautiful. A perfect present …
B Well, she loves earrings.
A Well, these earrings here are cheaper. They’re only £50 with the discount.
b
3.1 Listen and check.
cUnderline the correct words to complete the sentences.
1How would you like to cost / pay / buy?
2We’re looking for / at / after a present for my grandfather.
3Did you want something on / in / at particular?
4Who’s then / after / next, please?
5In second thoughts / On second thoughts / My second thought, I really think we should get her a book.
6Can you enter / write / touch your PIN, please?
7Do you have this in a different size / till / receipt? Thanks.
8Could you show us something more / something else / something other?
d Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
1for / jacket / looking / a / I’m .
I’m looking
for a jacket.
2a / 14 / size / I’m / I / think .
3same / in / have / one / blue / do / the / you ?
4much / tell / can / it / how / is / you / me ?
5a bit / too / that’s / expensive .
6one / you / cheaper / do / have / a ?
2 PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress
a
3.2 Listen to the sentences and underline the stressed syllables or words.
1Can you show us something else?
2Can you enter your PIN, please?
3I’m looking for a present for my husband.
4Do you have any black jeans?
5Thanks. I’ll take it.
6Actually, I think we should buy her a book.
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My travel from Berlin to London took fifteen hours.
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Задания Д39 C1 № 1 
You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend Bill who writes
…I don’t think it will be a problem for me to choose a good job in the future as I’m really interested in foreign languages, cultures and countries and I hope I’ll work as a translator or teacher of foreign languages some day. Have you already decided on your career? What job are you going to choose? Why?
I’ve lived in the USA my whole life but I’d really love to travel to other countries…
Write a letter to Bill. In your letter answer his questions, ask 3 questions about his plans for travelling. Write 100−140 words. Remember the rules of letter writing.
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Задания Д39 C1 № 2 
You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend Tom who writes:
…In Great Britain young people want to become independent from their parents as soon as possible. Could you tell me what you and your friends think about not relying on your parents? Are you ready to leave your family immediately after you finish school? Is it easy to rent a house or an apartment for students in Russia?
As for the latest news, I have just returned from a trip to Scotland …
Write a letter to Tom. In your letter answer his questions, ask 3 questions about his trip to Scotland. Write 100−140 words. Remember the rules of letter writing.
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Задания Д39 C1 № 4 
You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend Mary who writes
… Summer is coming and I want to look my best: healthy, energetic and physically fit. So I’m trying to eat plain, simply cooked natural food, have enough sleep at night and I have recently joined our local fitness club. Do you do anything special to stay healthy? What makes people healthy and strong? What do you think about a healthy lifestyle?
By the way, I’m going to spend a month at the seaside this summer…
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You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen-friend Andrea who writes:
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You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen-friend Mary who writes:
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By the way, I m going to spend a month at the seaside this summer…
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Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк, обозначенных номерами 18-26, так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами. Каждый пропуск соответствует отдельному заданию 18-26.
| 18 | I come from England but now I live permanently in Québec, Canada. When my parents __________________ me to Canada, I was fifteen. |
BRING |
| Ответ: | brought | |
| 19 | It was the winter and I __________________ by the amount of snow there. | IMPRESS |
| Ответ: | was impressed | |
| 20 | I asked my new friends what they usually __________________ for entertainment in such a cold climate. | DO |
| Ответ: | did | |
| 21 | Their answer was simple, “In winter __________________ and adults go skiing and skating.” Before arriving in Canada I had never tried skating and my Canadian ice experience was really painful. |
CHILD |
| Ответ: | children | |
| 22 | To start with, it took __________________ half an hour to put on the skates. | I |
| Ответ: | me | |
| 23 | I __________________ how to move so my new friends showed me some basic techniques. | NOT/KNOW |
| Ответ: | did not know / didn’t know | |
| 24 | However, when I was left alone on the ice, I __________________ over immediately. When I opened my eyes, my new friends were standing around. They weren’t laughing, they looked worried. | FALL |
| Ответ: | fell | |
| 25 | “Are you OK?” they asked. “Fine,” I said, “I wish I __________________ skate as easily as you do.” |
CAN |
| Ответ: | could | |
| 26 | “You definitely will,” they smiled. And they were right. By the end of my __________________ winter in Canada, I felt confident on the ice. More than that, I found out that skating was a really exciting activity! | ONE |
| Ответ: | first |
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Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк, обозначенных номерами 27-32, так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами. Каждый пропуск соответствует отдельному заданию 27-32.
| 27 | I unexpectedly met my old friend Natalie at a metro station in Paris. I recognised her at once though we hadn’t seen each other for ten years. Now she works as a __________________ for Le Figaro newspaper. | REPORT |
| Ответ: | reporter | |
| 28 | Our __________________ began when we were at school. After school, Natalie left Britain. French was her favourite subject and she went to university in Paris. | FRIEND |
| Ответ: | friendship | |
| 29 | It is one of the most __________________ opera houses in the world. | FAME |
| Ответ: | famous | |
| 30 | Now she is a very __________________ journalist. Her life is busy and exciting. | SUCCESS |
| Ответ: | successful | |
| 31 | I was __________________ that she managed to find some time for me. | LUCK |
| Ответ: | lucky | |
| 32 | Natalie made my visit to Paris __________________. She took me to the most interesting places in the city. In the evening we even watched a performance at The Grand Opera House. | FORGETTABLE |
| Ответ: | unforgettable |
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Grammar test 11th form
Choose the right variant.
1. I don’t remember … that I’m sure you’re mistaken.
a) to say; b) say; c) saying; d) to have said.
2. There were two answers, and … was right.
a) neither; b) no one; c) no; d) not any.
3. This dress is … as the one I had before.
a) plenty the same; b) very similar; c) very same; d) much the same.
4. He … here from 1955 to 1960.
a) worked; b) works; c) has been working; d) has worked.
5. He’s… his sister.
a) much taller that; b) much more taller than; c) much taller than; d) more taller than.
6. Be careful you don’t… your keys!
a) lost; b) loosen; c) lose; d) loose.
7. What they say may be true; you never can…
a) say; b) tell; c) remember; d) recognise.
8. He didn’t move, but just… where he fell.
a) lain; b) lay; c) laid; d) lied.
9. I haven’t had a reply to the invitation I sent you last week. … to my patty?
a) Shall you come; b) Are you coming; c) Do you come; d) Should you come,
10. That man reminds me … my history teacher.
a) from; b) of; c) about; d) on.
11. The children hadn’t met … their grandparents or their uncle before.
a) or, b) neither; c) nor, d) either.
12. Before she started university, Jane … in the States for six months working as a nanny.
a) lives; b) has been living; c) has lived; d) had lived.
13. He was … tired to go on.
a) to; b) enough; c) so; d) too.
14. I … saw Michael two years ago.
a) lastly; b) last time; c) last; d) the last time.
15. I like the red dress and the pink shoes. The trouble is that they don’t …very well.
a) match not each other; b) match themselves; c) go with each other; d) go on with the other.
16. He’s as polite as his brother is …polite. (подобрать префикс)
a) im; b) non; c) dis; d) un.
17. It’s been quite a long time … I had a holiday abroad,
a) ago; b) since; c) for; d) when.
18. You … pay for this information. It’s free.
a) oughtn’t to; b) don’t have to; c) shouldn’t to; d) mustn’t.
19. … quite a lot of rain forecast for today.
a) It has; b) Is; c) It’s; d) There’s.
20. I’m free this evening. … we go out to dinner?
a) Will; b) Would; c) Shall; d) Won’t.
21. I need a holiday, … I?
a) need nоt; b) aren’t; c) don’t; d) need.
22. Most of the cattle … under the trees.
a) is laying; b) is lying; c) are lying; d) are laying.
23. Children seem to find computers easy, but many adults aren’t used to … with microtechnology.
a) work; b) working; c) a work; d) the work.
24. Parents were made … the school reconstruction,
a) finance; b) to financing; c) to finance; d) financing.
25. The children have made lots of new friends since we … to this town.
a) have moved; b) moving; c) moved; d) have been moved.
26. I don’t understand this sentence. Could you tell me what …?
a) this word means; b) means this word; c) does mean this word; d) does this word mean.
27. … of the three boys got a prize,
a) A few; b) Both; c) Each; d) Every.
28. The agency intended to let each applicant… in the interview.
a) participate; b) to participate; c) so as to participate; d) participating.
29. All the children in this family are gifted, but this one is … gifted of all.
a) little; b) the less; c) the least; d) un- .
30. He enjoyed … computer games at first, but after a while he got bored with them.
a) to play; b) playing; c) make play; d) having played.
31. We haven’t managed to meet… three years.
a) since; b) for; c) after; d) last.
32. Nothing is wrong,…?
a) can it; b) is it; c) isn’t it; d) can’t be.
33. A meeting of the society will be … on Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock.
a) made; b) taken; c) held; d) placed.
34. May I apologize … being so late?
a) myself for; b) for; c) -; d) myself.
35. All the furniture in this room … antique.
a) are; b) are made of; c) have; d) is.
36. … traffic in the city center.
a) There’s always many; b) It is always heavy; c) There’s always heavy; d) It is always much.
37. You’ll find the travel agency … the end of the street.
a) by; b) in; c) on; d) at.
38. She … the piano since she was ten.
a) has been playing; b) is playing; c) has played; d) had played.
39. Doing these exercises may be good … me, but I hate every minute of it.
a) to; b) for; c) on; d) at.
40. She heard Miss Drake … that Ann was really happy.
a) tell; b) to tell; c) say; d) to say.
41. You have bought a FIAT. You … a BMW.
a) should have bought; b) would have bought; c) had better buy; d) would rather have bought.
42. Poor Jack — he lost his homework, and he … do it again,
a) needs; b) ought; c) shall; d) has to.
43. The food at the party was horrible, I’ve never eaten … awful food!
a) such a; b) such; c) such an d) so.
44. “I’m not very hungry”. — “…”
a) Neither do I; b) I am; c) So am I; d) Nor I am.
45. The… from London to Bristol takes two hours by car.
a) travel; b) journey; c) voyage; d) driving.
46. Open the window, … you?
a) must; b) need; c) will; d) do.
47. You must try not to … so many mistakes.
a) do; b) tell; c) make; d) perform.
48. Helen asked me if… the film called “Star wars”.
a) have I seen; b) have you seen; c) had I seen; d) I had seen.
49. I promise that I… to work on time every morning in future,
a) get; b) am getting; c) will get; d) would get.
50. I’m not going to tell you the reason … my decision,
a) to; b) with; c) on; d) for.
Ответы на грамматический тест по английскому языку.
USE OF GRAMMAR answers.
1-c; 2-a; 3-d; 4-a; 5-c; 6-c; 7-b; 8-b; 9-b; 10-b; 11-d; 12-d; 13-d; 14-с; 15-с; 16-a; 17-b; 18-b; 19-d; 20-c; 21-c; 22-c; 23-b; 24-c; 25-c; 26 — a; 27-c; 28-a; 29-c; 30-b; 31-b; 32-b; 33-c; 34-b; 35-d; 36-c; 37-d; 38-a; 39-b; 40-c; 41-a; 42-d; 43-b; 44-b; 45-b; 46-c; 47-c; 48-d; 49-c; 50-d.
1 The train arrives at 12.30 Present Simple ( расписание)
2 We are going to have dinner at a seaside restaurant on Sunday. Конструкция to be going to выражает запланированное действие
3 It will snow in Brighton tomorrow evening. Future Simple
4 On Friday at 8 o’clock I am meeting my friend. Present Continuous ( личная договоренность)
5 Wait! I will drive you to the station. Future Simple ( будущее простое)
7 Look at the clouds . It will rain in a few minutes. Future Simple (будущее простое)
8 You’re carrying too much. I will open the door for you. Future Simple ( будущее простое)
9 Do you think the teacher will have marked our homework by Monday morning. Future Perfect ( будущее совершенное)
10 This summer, I will have been living in Brighton for four years. Future perfect continuous ( будущее совершенное длительное)
11 I don’t think you will have any problems when you land in Boston. Future Simple ( простое настоящее )
12 By the time we get home, they will have been playing football for 30 minutes. Future perfect continuous будущее совершенное длительное
13 In three years I will live in a different country. Future Simple ( простое настоящее)
14 Are you going to take your children with you to France? To be going to выражает запланированное действие
15 This summer next week I will be skiing in Switzerland. Future Continuous ( будущее длительное)
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