Lesson 6.P Readirrg ralf 2! 3b 4L 5a b1T 2I3F 4F iF 6t 71 aF c Built entifely .enr.aLly heared iornerLy known 5parseLy populated surprisinglyrelaxing reasonabLycomfortable 5a I ALLlhe wderLined sounds are lhesame (/r/s.hwaJ 2 All the underllnedsounds are dlfferent/3/,/€1,1J1,/cr/ brD 2S 3S 4S 5D Review and consolidation unit 6 Vocabulary 1 1 F!€Fsd€€ independe n t 2 5}€€*€! sho.k i Fi+e have 4 i€#e/rraveL 5 t!+€!g$ into 6 +€ilswander Present Perfect Simple and Continuous 2 t has been 2 hasbe.ome 3 hasbeen Leadins/hasled 4 has been appearlns 5 has had 6 helped 7 has glven I hasvisited t have.Leanylnfluen.ed 10 mel r spo<e Vocabulary Vocabulary: verb phrases about travelling 2!s 2( 3 | 4a 5h 6e 7d 3 5 c tc G 4B E c 5 T 5D z z E .a E G 7B z E E E B E z o 0 U Vocabulary: wea,ther 3 o 5 c T 6 R E 4D 5 6 u S T G FFFT' G E D 5 E T I G R 0 G E T E D Gra,mnar: questions 3 1(haoh 2 (didle 3 (dd)i 4 Grow)a 5 (Ddls 6 0^/ho)i 7 (Long)c 3(watb 9(watf r{Are)d 4I Whovras she taLkrns to? 2 Doyouknowirthlsismyseat? 3 Canyou teLLme how mu.h ii.ostsr 4 Where didihey takerhe .ar? 5 couLdlaskyoutoopenthewindow? 6 HorJ doyou lurn oiithe compute.l 7 Are lhese the cotre.t ans\rers? 8 How Long have you been workinshere? 5 1 Can you tell m€ whatyouremarladdress is? 2 could ask Vou iflvrhelherG€ham RandaLl LNes her€l 3 Doyou knowlrthis is the.onect plafform iorthelrainto Brishtonr 4 d I ke to know whi.h seats intlre pLane have got the most Legroom 5 Cai ask you f/whether the doctor isavailabLe now? 6 Can you explain €xactLywhereshe Lives? 7 Doyou know how m!.hrheu.ket5 .ost? a WouLd you telLme who is in .harse? Lesson 6.3 Listeni]1e 1aA4 B:l C1D5 E2 bt5 z4 jz 4?, st c l.onsld€red 2 uproot 3 intfigued by 4 $m 5 tehpting 6 to be honest 7 obviousLy I opportuniues Gra.mma,r: comparative & superla.tive adjectives 3 1 more exciling than 2 The biggesi I greaterthan 4 the most expensive 5 isn't as lons 6 the fastest 7 the taLLest 4 I m€:++€ry heavrest 2 l5++ is a bit 3 bad+!* badlyhurt 4 k{€$ Late 5 i5 ft+ is the rost 6 h€ts hotter 7 +}+ as 3 q{*€l€+ quite a Lot 9 F€+€-fn+ farthetrurther io tdl€I tal! 11 B€€! weLL 12 F€s++i3 worst 41e 2n j a 4r 5.6g 7d I b Q11estions 5 lLine 4J Wh€re w€*riau for your hoLidays? r Where dld you go (Llie 6) who did geon hoLday with you? ) Whowenton holi.lay lLlne 3J can askwhat i5+ffi? r Can askwhat hername is? lLlne roJ Could you tell mewhard€€5rlefora Living? r whatshe (Lne15J can you telLme is+!+ririell J lrlwh€tlrershe s Bntsh lLne17) l-low lons5+€ hsLived hefe? t has she Lived herel lLlnel9J l'd llke to knowwlrere dld y€!+€€++s + whefeyou lLne 251Would you teLlne how Lois di+j€sit'ay in Florida? J Voca.burary 6l move 2off 3 abroad 4 emigrated 5 around 6set 7 home a off 9 away 10 walked Compa,ra,tive & superlative adjectives and adverbs 7 !A,/BXa/ 2A/8,/Ct 3A/BrCX 4AXAta/ 5 A/BXC,/ 6 A,/6,/4,/ 7 p,tB,/C./ I AtrB./CX 81for 2 have 3ma<e 4 without 5back 6lensths movilg/ Unit 7 Excess LeasoD 7.1 Listening 1a 1 Three. 2 whichtake-awav restauEnt ro so to. 3 To goto rhe Chinese take awav blAli.e 2 Bei 3Toh 4 ALice tBen 6ALce TBen c Feeling very hungry: staruing, Eveious, t.ouLd eara norse Posltive opinion: yummy, deti.ious, scrumptious Negative opinion: not ioo keen on,disgusring, geasv,ro be sickot Gramna,r: courta,ble a,rld uncouitable nours z7c 2B 3A 4C 53 6A 7A SC 9A roC 37A,/8./ 2A,/B/ lA,/8, 4A;(8,/ 5A/Bt Vocabulary: food and cooking 4a an eLectrlc.ooker griLled sausages grated cheese a wooden spoon atalenred cook a compLicat€d.€. pe s.ranbLed egss a.hina plare sourmiLk a rryins pan b l srated cheese 2 an ele.rriccookef 3 griLtedsausases 4 scrambLed egg 5 atalented.ook 6 soufmitk Lesson 7.3 Listerdng la l soldn^sh 2dos 3 snake 4 horse S.ars b ldog 2ho6e 3fish 4dog 5 horse 6.ats c Ways aninals move: trot, dart, crawl Places arimals live: rank, stable, kennel Aninal ch.raderisti6: sinuous, ptayfut, sentte Gram]nar: havelg€t so}Jaething done 2 t hasherhairdo.e 2 hashis.arwashed I hav€their h!- dodi ed 4 hds he.e "v"\ tp.rpc 5 hds hi. btood p-"\, u - .rrecked 6 have oIrboiler setoned 3 1 The bassotlen behjnd- 2 Linda has hercLorhes wd5, eu (bythe maid). 3 I have my pon foNarded (to me). 4 \4illyou ser yourhancutthjs week? 5 Howoften do you haveyourwindows .leaned? 6 shouLd have myhomeworkdone bysixo cLocK. Vocs,bularyr a,nima,ls a,nd anima,l exllressions 4 Lesson 7.2 Reading bid 2l3a 4g 5.6 c lvaLuabLe 2a€ue 3 val 6 masterpie.€s 7 re.ession a Vocabulary: verb phrases about mooey 2 r €nfd receipt 2 barg3ti djs.ounr 3 hag€+Febidding 4 w€rt+ afford 5 biddius haggLing 6 €r4€Cworth GrarrErar: passives 3 1 was created 2 was raken over 3 had start€d 4 scored 5 oBanised 6 had been soLd 7 were invired B was luugrr 4 ?-hd,ad )ro!arpt{ 1.oa,.r 8no.'rrd. I .pne.dl ri.l o ound! qpe_rdFd bdrl\'. 4Irp -plha\dDF"1 cutoutthe blanks are heated in a furnace. 5 The btanks are washed while theyare being heated./White rhey afe beins redLeo |re blanG arewashed. 6 each cojn is stampedwith a Darcrn on borrsrde. 7-F.o \a",ooedJ-o ou'pa. a ne.o:nsdre disrributed torhe banks Writing^Iow to: a letter ol complaint L 5 5 5H LI es ;i o ! o 5 0 E L o G L E R E 5 5 L Pronunciation 51.ow 2 beak 3 rtgef 4 eagte 5fuf Review and consolidation unit ? Vocabularl. l l Luxury 2 eitravasant j fa.fet.hed 4 spendins 5 overpriced 6 extra la€e Countable al1d rEcountable nouns Z 1lu3€ass luggase 2 / 3 Riiy much 4 {R+te atifle 5 a-rot5 aLotoRaLoG 6 iF* atifle 7./ a aspagheftioR (somel spaghefi 9 f€+ afew o R!+ manv 4 follow hk L€ad 5 impact !a*ril slo!olpt qbou'ano! "prone bouq- in\o,, Vlhen got home wasshocked ro find thar itdid norwo.k, especiaLLy as itcost€25o, lwould be sratefuLifyou could send me anotherphone lfrhisis nolpo$ibL€, wouLd lik€ a fuLLrefund ofmV money as soon as look foryard to hea.ngiroh Vou Vocabriary 3 Vocabulary rB a E G .B T E J c T E G E T R .R E B E L L B s G E tr T c E c E 55 E E T 3 1 i's hishtime yo! moved to a brss€r rLar 2 Y.u'd bener take an umb.eLla 3 d €thergo tothe.lnema 4 lt! about tine John so1 a betler.omputel 5 WouLd you Li(e me to bflng my camera/ WouLd you rathe. broushr mV.ameraT 6 d rathershe didni smoke 7 ld rather notvorkat theweekend 3 Youd better Vocabula,ry: descdbing pexsonality 4 4lbargain 2 afford I hassLins 4 receipt t biddlns 6 dls.ount 7 worlh a refund 5 I €45o has been debited trom your.redit.ard 2 13l(B po4 o- otro! u"do,!.'q ,. Ivo in"", beingsenl by enail 4 Youf t.ket5 wlLL be sent by i-fst cLass post 5 Yo!.passpodmustbe broughttochec(in onehourbefore departure 6 Ihe date and time of your iLrslrts.annol b€.hansed 7 seais can be pre booked on thewebslte 3 Smoklnsjs not allow€d on anyGoAwayTraveLnights 9 (4eah may be Durchased o t"odr" ro " F. o ""Fo d".r .dFd have I g et so',trethi're' done 6lhad 2 sot/been 3 (dry.ldeaned a have/sel 5 repaired/fired/m€nded 6 sot/was 7 setr'have I done 9 taken/p nted/.opied io hav ng/getung Lesson a.2 Listening 1a t Theyare ih a sym 2 she ls a trainef/ftness instru.tor 3 To get rit, Loseweightand inprove hls eneGy Le!els blsx 2fve I awfully 4slil 5 r€eLs 6 enersy 7 Letlrargic/t red a nutr lion cr onDdi' 2 Far'd 3d. 4 9. Ipo-"" Vocaburary: adjectives a,nd intensifiers 2 See ans\veis to Er tb beLolv Pronunciation 3a 1 When the.hlLdren sot ba.k fromthe park theywere absoluteLv Ill\. 2 cLare was!e4\devastat€d wh€n she heard rhe news b I Saturdavs same is absoLutelv !tq!for our hopes oi promotion 2 aLways feeLIe4!!hunsrvafterswimmins 3 l often reeLlelllytledatthe eid of the day. 4 leirywas absolutelvdevastatedwhentheiactorycLoseddown 5 Suzanne was absoLutelv -"xhausted afterthe race 6 PoorJolHesEqlly 4!q!about his exam resuLts 7 what'sthereto eat? Im absoLut€ly 5tarvinel a Ta<e your rine to de.ide This i! aEqlqimponant Gramlnar: reported speech 4 1 Ahanda sussested rakins a shortbrea<then 3 Amanda expLalied (that) it usuaLLy takes/t.ok aboutrhree months to set fft 4 stevon admitted (lhatl hewas suLLeaunsdesserts 5 slevei asked (Amand, i?whetheishe ha.lpreparedthat nutfltion srreet ror him 6 Amanda prohisedto d! ir the folowinsweek 51C 2A 3B 4B 5A 6A 7C BB 9B 10A 6rVbo " usq- "osoi'so or" eo ,Jo explained thathecouLdn'tcohebe.ause h€ had to work that even ns 3 The chiLdren piomised (tha0 th€ywouLd never do it/that again 4 Th€ llreguard warned (usl thatsw mhing there c.uLd beverydanserous 5 [4ana adm]tted that she hadn't done her hornework 6 The .ustomer d€. ded to takethe smaller nodel Unit 8 Success Lesson a.1 Reading 1a1D 2F 3A 4Ft 5B 6E brF 2T jT 4T 5F 6T 7F aT muLtinational 3 €rtra La|se 4 uncomfortabLe ove{lred 7 ex boyfriend 8 nonotonous bDn in Patbanda.vtetten lndia rc(uned ta lntlid, aetetnined ta liqht against .aloniolism t n d ta ga i n ed i n d epe n d e nee ossassinated by o Hindu fonatic Gramnrar: rt's 21A 2B 3B 4B 5B 6A 7A aa T E c 2E rH E s 4D o 0 T E D le E N R ,D T E T o T o T G o G c T I T T lv D E D Lesson 4.3 Reading 1a1e 2b 3a 4c Sd b 1 tbis+€i+S next month 2 er@p6cricaL 3 Ssnin€ 4 rn{i5computer 5 sdaughter 6 +h€+arei+s Ryde 7 olrl€+ younger I rsmosr cle 2h lb 4j sa 6d 7i af 9c 7og Gxammar: hard and ha.rdlr ZlhardLy 2 hafdlyever 3 hard 4 hardLyanyone 5 hardLyever 6 hard 7 hardlyanywhere I haidlyantrhtig t hardLy tu hardlyanyone S l hafdlyanyone 2 hard I hardLy 4 hardLyever 5 hardLyanything 6 hard How to: giv6 yorrl opinion 4lthink 2 concehed 3 beLieve 4fof 5 Firstly 6if Review and consolidation unit 8 Voca,bula,rJr 11f 2d 3h 4a 5c 6s 7e 8b Itb timeltd ntherryd better 21time z rarher 3 heh/about 4 betrer 5 wouLd/d 6 phon€d/€LLed/spoketo/rans 7 had/d I Would Vocabulary Slearth 2 headstrons 3 oltgoing 4 manipulative 5wtty 6 doormat Z p.oactive 3 cenrre 9 seLi^sh o opinionated 4 t upser 2/ !.lean 4 tiny 5 hal 6,/ 7 fa\tta e a / t happy ro freezins Repoded speech 5 1 ICI{that) the doctorwas sick that dav so he couldn'l see me 2 lElto do ailtheexefclses on page65 orthe Workbook, 3 [Hlgoihsto the cinema on Friday evenjng 4 [A] not to touch those plates because theywere very hot 5 lstealinsthe moiey/(that) he hadstolen the money. 6 [B]whefe my passpodwas 7 [Gl jrlwhether I was feelns aL sht- a ljllo have thespagheftiBolognese- 9 [Dlto be ar rrre anportiwo hou.s before ourdeparture ro [F](thao shewoutd pay ba.kthe loan within six months haxd alnd hatdly 6rB 2A 3B 4C 5C 6A 7B aA 9C oB Vocabulaqr 7 ! look,to 2 cut,on 3looking,lo 4 put,with 3 Lurre, with 6 get, with 7 made, for I catch, with Unit I Crime l€sson 9.1 Vocabulary: law and insur€flce la 1 .€+ii!-d <"1.en ed 2 ',iMdr.on 3 *nr€r€,ued 4 psrs fraud 5 s*d convicted 6 e,uarai+s app€al 7 irssprem um 3 aPpeel suarantee blof 2for lto 4for Reeding 2a,7F 2D jc b t Whatdoescruise.ontroLdo? 2 Why did the Mr G6zinski step into the ba.kofthe motorhome? 3 Wharinjuries did hesuffer frcm? 4 Why did KaraWalton cLihblhroush the windowofrhe Ladies toilet? 5 Howmuch compensation was she awarded? 6 How Longhad retrence Di.ksonS career as a bursLarlasted? 7 Whywas he trapped in the garase for€ight dav<: A Who. did l'F livF on wr Le Lewa\trappdd 'hd sd ds" c Vehicles:, urse coilol,d'i"reraror,spe"o, npn, orn" , r anud. lniurles/Ham: r.hqeo,le., o.otp, Lnorlpd ou , \tarydivn Legrt.ourt, awarded,.ompensation, expenses, jury GraJnnlarr sequencing devices 3 1 Havinsto ned the motoRay, heserrhe ctuisecontrolat6s mplr and decided to step into the ba.kofrhe moror homero nake himself a cupolcotree. 2 wlrile strugglingto setrhroush the window she lellto the fLoor and knocked our herrwo front reeth. 3 After €ntering the sarase from the house he realised rhe doorcould not be 414 28 3 A 44 5B 6A 5 1 HavingtoLd his bestfrend, Daveannouiced the new5 to his colleagues 2 Altergettiigup, lrewentinto theviLlaseto gersome lood 3 Theywarched the midnisht move beforegoingto bed / Before goingtobed,rheywatchedthemidnishtmovie 4 Wh L€ Ghewat wa!.hjnglvSurinda heard asrrangesuuro / Surinda heard a strangesound whileshewas wat.hinsTV. 5 We w€nt to the computer shop after readlng lots of.onsumer repo.ts-/After .eading lots ofcoisumer reports, w-a weni to the .onpulefshop. 5 Haviigmissed the bus,lackie hadto getatai. 7 My uncle started anewbusiness afterhe had sone toAmerica / 'avine sone o Aror'ra, nyLr.le,.dted a -pw o :1*. I lhe kids usualLywatchTV ioran houraftsdoing thenhomewo ./ Aftei doing ihejfhomework,the kids usualLy wat.h TV for an hour Lesson 9.2 Grammar: musthrig.h tl cal't ha.ve 11f 2a t h 4c 5b 6€ 7d 8g 2 I somebody hust have watered theh 2 slre mighrnor have feceived the lnvitatjon. j He canthaveSoheout. 4 Theymust have left already. 5 Th€y.an thave Leftthe country. 6 He mighl frave forgotten totakeftwith hih. 7 Maria must have Fassed rhe exam, a You husthave forgorien to brinsir_ 3lmishrhave 2 musthave 3 musthave 4 can'thave 5 mighthave 6 might have 7 hust have I can t have Vocabulary: conlpourld adjectives 4 1lV o, l*ood \ r'oo " acpd 2 '-e(.o(oa-aLa[- . home-made. 3 ]v!yssterworks parttime 4 The projectwas time.consuming. S Elrzabeth issingle hinded 6 twant a on€ wayticketto HongKong 7 had a last hinutechange of mind I Thereb a brand newho5pitaLhere Listening 5a1B 2C 3c 4A 5A b ! download 2 ln6vel 3 o. behalfof 4 pbporrion c l onbehalfoi 2looklike ! download 4 sortof j unhvel 6 proportion 4F 5F 61 7I aF 4e 5h 6c 7b af Grfinma,r: relative claus€s 2 11A28 2 tB 2a 31A28 41A28 3 1 ^4irahdas boylriend, who lives inAthens, rs adocror 2 The house L'h li;insin isove'" Luna,.a y"l'i "ra j e,tr,,' Conai DoyLe,who was S.oftish, was born in 1359. 4 The govemhent, wfr ich was ele.tEd lasryear, has intbduced a new tax 5 0urlocaLhospital,whi.h isveryold, is aboutto be closed down 6 The s rlwe mei on holiday s.oF ngro sray next weekend 7 (pieLbe gt n"r filn, whic_ l\a* va( "rad, *d) tanro r I The hotelwe stayed n La5tsummerhad a heatedswinm ngpool Lesson 9.3 Reailing la3 biT 2T 3T ru til !il ltl. 4a seltences 1 and 3: pause marks arc.oiie.t b€.aus€ we pause at tlre begrnnrng and end oinon defnlns r€lativ€ cLauses Sentehce 2: the pause markis notconectbecause we don t pause at the beginning ofdefining reLauve clauses b I We found our .ar ( ), wh ch had been towed away two hours eand[),althepolice.dpound 2 twas our.arthat rrad been towed away. j The poLice took the car ( l, whi.h had been blocking soheone'ssate ( ),to the carpoundin LennafdStreet 4 Thjsis lhe gate that our.ar was blocking when itwa5 toqed aw: Review and consolidation unit I Vocabulary 1 Unit 10 Memories Lesson 10.1 Listening b r Germany : qua[fied 3 Vienna 4 magnelism 5 Paris 6 arlstocfats 7 kins 3 enr€rtained 9 fo(ed ro 1315 clA 2D 3A 4D 5C 6B 7B aC Voca,bulaxy: belief and opinion 2ltlatof 2 s€€r+ks.epti.al ji5 4 €{}}rgler]e coivln.ed 5 €+that 6 ei4 giv ns Gra,mmar: re{lexive pronouns 318 2C 9A 4c 5A 6C 7A 8C 9A 10B 4 l Dairen cuthihselfwhile he was sardening 2lmadethecakE hyseLr 3 \leve made alLthe aftnsements .lrselves 4 Mandy and Sylvia sent text messages to each other 5 l\ y .enrraL heatins_ lurns itseLfon automaucaLLy ifthe tenpehture drops 6 The Bensons oftei send pa.kas€s to themselveswhen theyafe abroad 7 Drd you paintthls plct!fe yourseLn 3 lsabeLworks for herseLr How to: ask about other people's views 5 I Do you have any stronsfeeLrnss aboutpolLution? 2 llow do you feeLabout poverty? 3 Areyou fororagainst ttre death penaLty? 4 What are yourvlews on fad rood? 5 What do y.u thrnk oldivo.ce? Lesson 10.2 Reading biF 2F lT 4F sI 6F 7F aF c 1 freshLy bak€d 2 optimisti. 3 pick up 4 .ash resGter 5 sublly 6 oliadory orsans 7 evo.ailve I harness Vocabulary: advertisirg 2 1 sLosan 2 makes 3 dassiRed ad 4 larset marker 3 (maln stres underlined) ThrFe 5vllables. o F i"., .orer- ,qgo41.pdr d\'o Four rvllables: q- q: " ' i orro,, poft :,lp-" -o , Grammar: gerunds and infinitives 4 1 suggesl 2 joinins f w. trns 4 her to get 5 imasine 6 speaking 7 hiss a to.ome 5r 28 2132A j 1B2A 4 28 Lesson 1O.3 Readtug 1a1D 2F 3A 4G 5B (norneeded c,E) b 1 Whalrs removed iromloel's mind in th€ fiLF? 2 Wnaico memorymanas€ment drugs cause? 3 How many orftese druss lslhe FDAcuiientLy testing? 4 Fowdoes De(ei Brown pur ideas lnto p€op es minds? 5 Fowcan peopLe be persuaded to cairy oui lnstrucuonswithouiquesuon? 6 Whathas resear.h shown us? "nr ', i .o ' po d. 4 ."." 5 anazed 6 manipulation 7 orders 3 caryout 9 p.opaganda r wh m Sequencing devices 2lleavrng 2seen 30n 4Aftef 5ran 6 bookins 7 Livins I Navrng 9 iinkhlns o learned 'llrlstl'night lcan't have 3lmusthave 2 mlsthave 3 musthave 4 can'tlrave 5 mlght lrave 6 mlghthave Vocabula,rT 4 t home-made 2 band new 3 one.way 4 part-time 5 left handed 6 last minure 7 time.onsumins 3 slisle minded 9 middle aged rc so calLed Rela,tive clauses 5 1 lMy bfothe( who works in Cadiff, is an opera singer 2 Jenny, who/whom ltold you aboutlastweek, is gefr ng nanied 3 / 4 The chiLdren thavwho didnt Fass rh€ r€st rrad to take ilagain 5 0urcar, whlch w€ boughtlast yeaf, has been stoLen fron oursarase 6 The RLm thatwas on TV Last nightwas absoLuleLy fascinating 7 / 8 [4V.olleasu€, who showed !s how to usethe.omFuter, has been prohoted to the LosAiseLes oince 6 z ltbelongedtoanoldLadywhodied I When wasyouns '!"od dd,,r o- "" h" . " lo^"d n" ro pL/ ln hergafdei 4 The gafden, which was huge, had loG ofLemon trees 5 used to pi.k the lemons ftom the treesthatgrew there 6 lhe oLd Lady used the Lemons (thao had ptrked to make Vocabdary 7Ll 27 31 4T 5F 6T 7F 8F E 7C 5 L E D 6G E U th o BBE ,.| I I L T c T tr T E I G E T 5 o E D 5 E rB L T B L T E 7L o s T R N D Vocabulaxyr q)eaking 2 Gramllrar: ff structures (p) 3ai.2r 3d 4a 5s 6e 7h sb b lmxed 2 zero 3rhnd 4 se.ond 5 mixed 41 fwe hadn t sone ro rhe saLes, we woutdn,r have bought an lndedibLy cheap safa, 2 CharL€swouLdn rhave lvers ept 'fh" L"dr 1 breor "r ro r ol nic d drr o! J |' oL q F pLanls water, trrevsrow. 4 ftgota pay se, twouLd be abLeto 5Dor'l'" eqe"aor'". .erer| FowerfaiLure 6 Provided you pay by oedjr cafd, wewjtLsve ,o oquod t.p 7You,qIha.ddpdfrunte\'nd Fiqoo o_ odin. a ^. o-go.,ou5Lor Review and consolidation unit lO Vocabula,ry l l un.onscious 2d6javu 3 rrust 4 premonjrion 5mind 6 willpower 7 sub.onscious B persuasion Reflexive pronous 2 1i+he6eLr 2 hiF5elf hrm 3 6ths other 4,/ 5 erE€l+ourseLves 5 r!€s5€]!€ them 7 ,, 3 repaired tu repairedthe broken chan myseLf VocabuiarT 3 1 ram convin.ed thatJimmy is guiltyofrhe.rime. 2 EmjLy is In favour oflonger Frison senten.es forcrintiats. 3 reckon she oeP 4l\do ^d\)bete\adr or ppopt" , 5 <o1" pol: :a- "r- "e" \t " n"^ tax 6 r'n scepticalabout hypnosis 4 Gerunds and hfiaitives 5 r o.ol",r ., 2 to . 1o, "! rgb."t.n r .pp / ,sro u v"Ta6< 4 orntor,ou 5 ^o|qa,"do.o. b 9 (e,a.7 od .e reo.dn a o!d.ptu(. 9 da io q Vocabulary 61d 2a rl4s 5l 6c Gorneeded:b,e) rf structures (2) 718 2a 3 B 4A 5B 6A 7A Bc 9[ rB Vocabulary a l intelLisence 2 p:Ehotogkt 3 subconkious 4 rhqir 5 responsibiriry 6 definit4y 7 chans€bLe I nece*ary 9 generous 1o o(asionally '1,1 rs rc L 5 5 D o 5H E E 6 ,c 0 M R c L T D E T 5 l G 5 R E T G T E T 'Iotal English is a new course for young adults and adults. 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Additionat. away 10 walked Compa,ra,tive & superlative adjectives and adverbs 7 !A,/BXa/ 2A/8,/Ct 3A/BrCX 4AXAta/ 5 A/BXC,/ 6 A,/6,/4,/ 7 p,tB,/C./ I AtrB./CX 81for 2 have 3ma<e 4 without