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trade marks of Oxford University Press ISBN 0 19 432236 X (workbook B) ISBN 0 19 432235 1 (workbook A)
ISBN 0 19 432227 0 (complete student's edition) â Bernard Hartley and Peter Viney 1981 First published 1981
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To the teacher
Workbook B of Streamline
English Connections consists of
forty units Each unit relates directly to the equivalent unit in Streamline English Connections Units 41-80
The Workbook is an optional
element of the course,
designed to provide language summaries and additional written exercises It may be used in the following ways:
1 In more extensive courses as additional classroom
material, providing extra oral practice and written
reinforcement and consolidation of the basic core material in the student's edition
2 ~_~As material for homework
in more intensive situations
The Workbook should only be used after full oral practice
of the corresponding unit in the
student's edition The language summaries provide material for revision
A further workbook is available for units 1-40 of the student's edition, under the title Workbook A
Bernard Hartley Peter Viney
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Language Summary
He's the man I saw him, He's the man I saw She's the woman I met her She's the woman I met
That's the coat He was wearing it That's the coat he was wearing They're the people I saw them They're the people I saw Exercise 1
A He's the man I saw i ies asi satanic cages
B That's the gun he was carrying
â} They're the gloves he was wearing, eŸe e -. eseeeeeeeinienreeiie
D They're the boots he was wearing
E That's the money he stole Oe =— — ————— ơ——————_—
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1 He's the man She married him 5 They re the windows He s broken them
2 She's the girl He loves her 6 She's the doctor, | spoke to her
3 They're the children She teaches them 7 That's the bank They robbed it
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Exercise 1 Complete this
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TH II 3 They've been drinking too much beer
I've been smoking too much
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4 He's been drinking too much coffee 4 We've been worrying too much
2 She's been working too hard 5 She's been telling too many stories
Exercise 3
He wanted breakfast He went downstairs 2 He wanted a holiday He went to Cornwall
He went downstairs for breakfast
Continue, nttetnennnnnnnmannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnennnncnnnncaninununnnnannannnanensnnseuannnnnnsanengy 1 He wanted advice He went to the doctor 3 She wanted the plates She went to the kitchen
Exercise 4
Look at the student’s book Complete the spaces
Rob Jenkins almost GIEO sucaecieseoo last year His Si cửGsuaane told him to a holiday He went to Penquay in Cornwall,
NEE ha S late in the evening Mrs Doone, the - of the
CÀ@31446242À214262 house, him Straight to his room, At nine o'clock the An morning Rob went for breakfast Rob met Catherine, the landlady's thirteen year daughter There were four at the table, one for Mrs Doone, one for Catherine, one for Rob and an
place Rob asked the empty place Catherine him a
31 => about her father ‘My father disappeared three years
shin hiss ine endsvbaeivontis when he was fishing My mother he]l come
C02222 x0000x13056c025 so she hs breakfast morning That's
FRY TORTIE S iviaadeesocccucc on the wail”
TèNG GUN cỏ 06a < Rob, and when Mrs Doone returned and
u02 a-a four cups of tea, he @ven more nervous Suddenly the QU cv xx4xeesesse<i and the man in the photograph walked the room
ST TT = TỒN seằ of the room Catherine s father
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How long | have you | been doing it? How much | have you | done? has she How many | has
How far | have you | driven?
Exercise 1
All of these people are on holiday in Blackpool Look at this information It’s half past ten now Name Starting Activity Number Time
James 10.00 writing postcards seven postcards
Laura 9.00 shopping (buying presents) several presents
Dennis and 8.30 walking four miles
Clara
Lisa 9.45 taking photographs about twenty
Harry 8.15 reading threộ short stories Look at the example, and do the same James 1 A What's he doing? B He's writing postcards
2 A How long has he been writing postcards? B He's been writing postcards since ten 3 A How many has he written?
B He's written seven Laura PEPER EERE EERE EERE EET E EET EERE EEE EEE EERE EEE E ET EEE HOHE E EEE EEE EEE EE EEE E EERE EEE EE LG -ˆˆ- ` .1 144199140490404994491904900900419099949404404949109199494199099999099 94949994 la 22222ˆˆ-ˆˆˆAÁ.ÁÁ.ÁÁÁÁ :.: _ í} { <kkkk 1L 6 1.1.3 1.1 14.1919194419101194199919194194919194419414009400900909094991919999999499190999904994 1.11.9919919140 149910 199999999421995919090999999952 9999999999999
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He's been typing for two hours He's done nine letters
1 I/using this book/a long time./forty-three units
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He's the man I met him He's the man I met He's the man He met me He's the man that met me
Exercise 1
Look at the famous people One of them wrote a famous play
One of them went to the moon in a spaceship One of them composed a famous piece of music One of them painted a famous picture
A Shakespeare is the one that wrote a famous play B Hamlet is the play he wrote Continue TR: SACRO GR VG Gv y4 ỏc M _ 1 . = À _`_``` Ặ lao
CEE EERE EEE EEE EERE EERE E EE EERE EE EERE HERE E HEE SEER EEE E ETRE EERE EEE E EES
He's the doctor, He did the operation He's the doctor that did the operation
That's the camera She used it That's the camera she used
Continue
1 That's the horse It won the race
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This is the letter that John wrote to Mary Write it again with punctuation and capital letters
13 nelson road moss side manchester M17 3JQ england september 10th dear mary thanks
for your letter lve got some good news ill be able to come to paris next month im worried about hotels what was the name of the hotel you used to stay at there are a lot of things i want
to see in paris the eiffel tower the louvre museum notre dame cathedral and the palace of
versailles are you at school all day i hope not do you remember bill king hes the one whos
studying french at manchester university hes been giving me some lessons he says i should
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A Which concert? vs Thursday! FF “as gATURDY
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1s rf rmance: Ast pertor pt 9.00
A Which day? mee 2nd ped0r me” 8 SEATING PLAN BALCONY STALLS N46 160x*2A2N4WGS08đ16:00G4000x584960S40Ax4,4 A Ê10 A Ê15 Ne ee Ga 6266 0 66ck6006x540)5346664941ós5x312/05422G52S0A24602%642fec24 A Thank you Here are your tickets Exercise 2 Complete this conversation A Good morning ơ an
A Yes, we've still got a few left 9 Windeor a , a
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A Yes Yes, itis a Depart: 09:20 De Lễ 08:45
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A The times are on the poster over there | oye a in ẹ 4v t2 txd14001224(00001000313564464000X011446810ix0x2t6%4 Exercise 3 : 1 |
Complete this conversation (aj Ma h 4 (
A Hello Taj Maha! Restaurant indian Restaurant
High Street Canford SG Ặẽ=Ÿ <5 da bốn s0 NSgGuzzz.a THE BEST CURRIES IN TOWN
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I | like reading I'm | afraid of doing it
don't like | swimming tired of
interested in Do you like reading?
Exercise 1
| MELODY MAGAZINE — September 19h
POP GROUP INFORMATION THIS WEEK — ‘THE FUZZ’
LUCKY | FAVOURITE
NAME AGE NUMBER | COLOUR LIKES DISLIKES FEARS
Nancy Pike 19 | 7 red opera smoking getting old
Lead vocalist reading cooking
tennis
Kevin Morgan 2112 gold electronic music wasnhing-up being poor
guitar, synthesizer spending money paying taxes
new ciothes
Ron Colman 20 |5 qreen modern jazz Staying at home =| travelling by air
bass guitar going to mighiclubs} television expensive |
| restaurants |
| Bit! Hastings 29 | 13 | grey rock n roll getting up early | going to the dentist |
drums boxing shaving las! cars
A He likes listening to modern jazz
He likes going to night clubs, and eating in expensive restaurants B He doesn’t like staying at home
He doesn't like watching television C He's afraid of travelling by air
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Unit 48
Language summary
What will the weather be like in Texas?
.- during | the morning/the afternoon/ evening/night It may rain We | may go to Scotland may not ? KEY
2⁄6 NEW ENOLAND WWW = Coto FRONT
_ —o? _WARM FRONT |
EAST COAST #*ô* snow
FOG FOG
WEST COAST ~~ eFiagstatt 2 Atlantic Ci 7 <3 cLoupy
\* SOUTH-WEST SOUTH ` — TEXAS c>% SOUTH eơ t S> es WINDY _ RAIN “w= Houstonđ—_gNew ——\ FLORIDA N Orleans *đ SUNNY \, Miami
Where's Atlantic City? It’s on the East Coast
Write eight questions and answers í: rundisraskeasacrnst6e<ctgrcqGsgr<tzexaadtasxudamBôôxwee ẹ ` to ncdisdtooeEcsgostoElnacdtbccsis6ccEGtdEGiitogoartfleosgdtsde Bỏ ỏc 6ửcủsudc09lqWSx\csỏqGsdiy&dyig0uuea ẹ (v0 iev06auisvSGGGGGGCAWSLGNNGwA@GGGGGọG Tư _ùẽỹỸ;}‡ HA du 0x22, 0220200226624 %S62A0X60242060Á1A-46xa St sat ve Garona ahaa deanna Exercise 2
Look at the weather forecast for Britain in the student's book Write a forecast for the United States
Exercise 3
He/cinema/theatre HN HH 466cc
He may go to the cinema, or he may go to the theatre
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Language summary
How much is there? How many are there? He's getting angry Start | doing it There's | some There are | some Begin a little a few, too much too many enough ee a lotilots of a lot/lots of plenty plenty Exercise 1 He/cook/ten minutes ago He's cooking now He started cooking ten minutes ago Continue
1 They/play football¿at three o'clock 8 You/read/ten minutes ago
2 She(drive/an hour ago - -: F: RES eôedeeseeeseeeeeesssee 3 NT KT ` L << 8 She/study English/in December $4 IAwrile/five minutes ago 5ủ nu a6 1 ằ7<ằọỏes<ô
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Exercise 2
In Britain there's plenty of oil, and there are plenty of universities But there isn’t enough building land, and there aren't enough houses
Write eight sentences about your country
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He's watching a film It isn't interesting He's getting bored
Continue, You can use these words: hungry/tired/worried/angry/thirsty/cold 1 She hasn't eaten for six hours 3 They've been working ail day It's
very late 5 She's told him to do it three times
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4 Its a very hot day He hasn't drunk anything for two hours
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6 The food was hot It's been on the table for twenty minutes
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Follow the route on the map, and answer the questions
Walk out of the police station, turn left, take the first street on the right, and at the roundabout,
take the third exit What can you see on your right? - Cross the bridge, and at the traffic-lights there's a road to your left What can you see at the end of the DU cay 6020/2002 02ả2ỏ/xixe› Don't turn left, go straight on, What's on your right?
A160 v2 tog/2acagiae What's on your left? - ‹ GƠ Unđe@r the bridge, and take the second on the right Continue to the roundabout Which building have WOES 0 dd ỏseadivoecad¿eocec Take the third exit, and continue across the bridge Which exit đid you take at the last roundabout? Go through the park, and turn right Whatcan you see on the right? su GGay At the lights turn left Stand on the bridge Look right What can you see? ne Take the second right Where are you? -
Exercise 2
You've just come out of the hospital Write directions to the supermarket
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Exercise 3
You're going to draw a picture
Draw two hills across the top of the picture
The sun is shining in the top left-hand corner There's a church on the hill on the right
Draw a road from the church to a house in the bottom left-
hand corner
There's a river across the middie of the picture
Draw a bridge where the river goes under the road
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Ask him if he’s married Are you married? Ask him where he lives Where do you live?
There's a big crowd in Market Street They're looking at a man who's standing outside a window on the fourth floor A policeman’s at another window He's holding a radio, and talking to a police doctor in the street The doctor wants him to continue talking to the man for as long as possible They know nothing about the man, and they need to know @s much as possible
Exercise 1
Doctor (Dr.) Ask him what his name is
Policeman (P.C.) What's your name? Continue Dr Ask him where he’s from
Dr Ask him if he feels all right
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Do you know what it is? I don’t know | what it is Have you got any idea) if it’s yours? I've got no idea | if it’s yours I wonder if he works here? if he works there
The police found this man earlier today He was sleeping under a railway bridge He hasn't got any identification with
him His clothes are expensive, but they look old and dirty
He can't remember anything about himself He's lost his memory
Exercise 1
P.C Now what's your name?
Man I've got no idea what my name ts
P.C Are you married?
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Mr Jeff Shepherd, who lives in Watermouth, returned home Boats, which are carrying detergent, are spraying the oil
Exercise 1
Jeff Shepherd lives in Watermouth He returned home Boats are carrying detergent They are spraying the oil
Mr Jeff Shepherd, who lives in Watermouth, returned home Boats, which are carrying detergent, are spraying the oil
Continue
1 The "'S.P Titan” is a supertanker It crashed into a cargo
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4 The house was on the edge of a cliff It fell into the sea
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6 The local residents are spending the night in a school 3 The thief stole a van He's going to get a surprise They are afraid to go home
Exercise 2
Look at the story in the student's book Use these words and write another story “SHOCK FOR A THIEF”
Somewhere/Manchester/thief/horrible shock Yesterday evening/someone/truck/Oxford Road truck/Tommy Bright's Circus/inside/large box It/gorilla truck/Ringway Airport/circus thief/truck/cafộ/driver/cup of tea!
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Exercise 3
Complete the spaces in this story
“WHERE'S MY CAR?"
Mr Joseph Simmons lives in Newcastle, came of the pub last and
couldnt lh HN uc << on the top ` | Ă “ the evening
TH << the hill, and fell the river He forgot put the brake on!
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Unit 54 Language summary
The street was empty except for Mrs Riley There was nobody else The room was empty except for a chair There was nothing else All the hotels were closed, except for one There was nowhere else
Look at this
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middle-aged with | curly hair fat
old/elderly (polite) long thin
with | a beard short big
a moustache straight tall
glasses fair short
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Exercise 2
Now describe yourself and your teacher
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Continue
* His pockets were empty except for apen
2 The restaurants were closed except forone 3 The beach was empty except for Sue and Janet
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Judy Spencer is an air hostess This is her timetable for tomorrow's flight to Majorca
10.35 board plane
Before she boards the plane, she'll collect the boarding passes After she boards the plane, she'll welcome the passengers
Continue
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We'll get there Then we'll have a drink When we get there, we'll have a drink
get to the airport/check in luggage
As soon as he gets to the airport, he'll check in his luggage
Continue
1 go through passport control/go into departure lounge
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CABIN STAFF
FLIGHT STR 271 LONDON (GATWICK)— PALMA (MAJORCA) 10.20 collect boarding-passes 10.35 board plane 10.40 welcome the passengers 10.50 check seat-belts 11.00 take off 11.05 demonstrate life-jacket 11 serve drinks 12.98 serve lunch 12.4 collect lunch-trays 13.00 * sell duty-free goods 13.20 tand 13.45 say goodbye to the passengers
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Exercise 3
leave piane/wait for luggage
When he leaves the plane, he'll wait for his luggage
Continue
1 collect luggage’go through customs
Trang 20Unit 56 Language summary IỊ 1l do this | if | you | do that will don't do won't
Bruce and Rachel are planning a holiday They've looked at a lot of brochures They're interested in the
holidays to Athens and Rome, but they can't decide They may go to Athens, or they may go to Rome Exercise 1 at ty go to Athens, they'll stay for two weeks Olympic tinue Airways ;
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If they stay in a four star hotel, it'll cost Ê490
Write two sentences
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information: Alitalia/Rome/Colosseum/ten days/coach Write six sentences that begin: /f they go to Rome
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Exercise 2
Ist prize Ê80,000
2nd prize Ê40,000
Formula One Motor Racing Sed prtes Ê10,000
Scottish Grand Prix Matcham's Park, Kirkcaldy 4th prize Ê2,000
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Saudia World Champion
Hans Lindt CH 38 Leyland 1m 26.825 | Fourth 1975 | KEY RA Argentina BR Brazil | Italy CH Switzerland
The Scottish Grand Prix is a very important race Four drivers are very close in the World Championship table Look at the
diagram Look at the example Write about the other drivers
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Exercise 1
These are some of the signs used on British roads Look at the example Look at the expressions in the box Put the correct ones under the signs
road narrows maximum , froad-works
on both sides speed limit at
| height limit ' slippery falling or —
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If you park in the wrong place you'll get a puncture
if you drive too fast the engine will overheat
if you drink and drive you'll have an accident lớ you don't put water intheradiator you'll get a speeding-ticket/fine lớ you don't drive carefully you'll lose your licence if you drive over broken glass you'll get a parking-ticket
If you don’t drive carefully, you'll have an accident
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Beginnings Endings If you want to send money by post, you write: Dear Sir, Yours faithfully, | enclose a | cheque for (Ê10)
Dear Madam, Yours truly, postal order
Dear Sir or Madam, Yours, money order
Dear Mr Smith, Yours sincerely,
Dear Mrs Smith, \
Dear Miss Smith, Dear Ms Smith,
Dear John, Yours sincerely, ?
Dear Mary, Best wishes, Exercise 1
Look at the tariff and write a letter to reserve a room for four
nights Send Ê20 as a deposit Write your address, the date,
and your signature , Riverside Hotel Saniff Single room Ê20 : Single room with bathroom Ê26 Double room Ê30 oe
Double room be eae ONE ps ees
with bathroom Ê38 PRS eS ate gt SNES
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with bathroom Ê38 A ae
Prices include a
continental breakfast, service and V.A.T All rooms have radio
and colour T.V
Exercise 2
Here is a reply from the hotel, to Jane Smith Write it on the Riverside FWHotel
letter with the correct punctuation Riverside Road Yoxi felephone 1/146
21st august 1981 ms jane smith 154 grange avenue exeter a ene Tạ devon dear ms smith thank you for your enquiry of 8th august
we confirm your booking for the nights of 26—30th august
inclusive could you please send Ê20 as a reservation fee we
are sure you will enjoy your stay in york yours sincerely
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I, You, ‘d done | it Had | I, you, | done | it? Yes, | had
He, She, | had he, she, No, | hadn't
We, They | hadn't we, they
had not Exercise 1
Mr Power is the manager of a small company Last week he Memo went to a meeting He left these instructions for his staff bets When he came back, he was angry with all of them! sited
Miss Wright hadn't finished the annual report >>
Write six sentences Miss Davis: type letters
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Exercise 2 EASTFIELD
Last week Eastfield United had an important football match UNITED FC
They stayed in a hotel, and Brian Huff, the manager gave 1 Don't leave the hotel them some instructions the night before the game The next 2 Don't aay ee 1 vn, on day the team lost 4-0 Nobody had obeyed his instructions! 3 Don't eat too much
They had eaten too much 4 Don't drink wine with
Da dinner
Write six sentences 5 Don't smoke cigars after
dinner
6 Don't go to the bar 7 Don't speak to newspaper
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It happened when I had just left university
When I arrived, they had gone into class
As_soon as I had parked the car, | rushed back to the bank,
9.00 The Queen arrived
The plane took off immediately
A What happened when the Queen arrived? B When the Queen arrived the plane took off
Continue
9.00 The teacher arrived The lesson started immediately
9.10 Annie arrived 9.00 The lesson started
7.15 The President sat down The conference began 7.20 The Finance Minister arrived
7.15 The conference began
8.10 John Smith arrived 8.00 The plane took off
C What had happened when John Smith arrived?
D When John Smith arrived the plane had taken off
8.00 The Prince took his seat The film began
3.30 Diane walked into the cinema 3.20 The film began
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Complete the spaces
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i20 the bill | my hand in my , and my wallet there! My book wasn't there either Then | remembered! Before |
home, a button tallen off my l KỶ aem changed my jacket
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Unit 62 Language summary
I, You ‘d been | doing it | for | along time He, She | had two hours
We, They rt, since | six o'clock
“= Monday How long | had | he | been | doing it?
| did it myself We made it ourselves Do it yourself! You did it yourselves He saw it himself They'd seen it themselves She's seen it herself
Exercise 1
He got to the bus stop at eleven o'clock The bus arrived at 11.15
He'd been waiting for fifteen minutes when the bus arrived
Continue
1 They sat down at 7.30 The waiter brought the menu at eight o'clock
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He was watching T.V when it happened
How long had he been watching T.V.?
Continue
1 They were sitting in the restaurant, when the police arrived
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Exercise 3
She never buys bread from the shop She makes it herself
Continue
1 No one helped them to paint the house 3 Nobody helped them to decorate the kitchen
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These shoes are made of leather This shirt’s made of cotton
Look at the words in the box Write six sentences shoes gold Ă HE 000)2107775-+-100277 necklace Gia cotton wood | 2 ấ>zemmeeee
pullover anos plastic ihe |.“ 3 _ comb silver BD ad shirt woo} rings nylon ệ 7 Ai Ta Exercise 2 Ỉ TOP TEN
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Re pare aula saree The Rats
4 (7) WE'VE GOT TO HELP EACH OTHER t3 set Marvyn Soul
5Đ_ (3) ROCK'N' ROLL PARTY Shining Teeth Đ (6) MY KENTUCKY SWEETHEART Daisy Barton 7 (4 CONNECTIONS & DEPARTURES The Smash 8 (12) IF YOU LEAVE ME I'LL BE SORRY
K42 :21/2 1516:9516 1⁄4 Cathy Tree 9 (5) PRETTY LITTLE DISCO DANCER
SNARK ae Doe ieate Groove
10 (29) 1DIDITALL MYSELF Bob Sonata
“Walk in Space’’ is first this week It was fifteenth last week
Write sentences about the records which are this week's number 2,3,5,7,8, and 10
“Walk in Space” has gone up fourteen places “Rock ‘n’ Roll Party”’ has gone down two places “My Kentucky Sweetheart’’ hasn't moved
Write sentences about the other seven records in this week's Top Ten
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Complete the spaces in this conversation
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Language summary made in England It | was | invented | by | him produced in discovered imported from written exported to made Exercise 1
Where was your watch made? It was made in Switzerland
Write questions and answers with: radio/shoes/pen/camera/jeans
Exercise 2 In Britain:
A Leyland buses are made in England,
B Whisky is exported from Scotland SE cman icone
â Copper is imported from Zambia KH TT hs K1
Now write sentences about your country, three with ‘made’,
three with ‘exported’, and three with ‘imported’ DS Cỏ it
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Write ten sentences
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has been Sioa | it | haem Grand Hotel
will be Will : be Great Yarmouth
A member of the United Hotel Croup
WORK SCHEDULE Date July Oth Exercise 1
‘CO Prepa dills ~~
Sir Charles Haughty is the Managing Director of the Z BO Make a ~ United Hotel Group He's staying at the Grand Hotel, 10-00 Clean the ca tộ
and he's speaking to the Hotel Manager It's 10.45 Ẳ rp%S,
now He always checks everything in his hotels Look 10-30 lake khe luggage down to
at these conversations ^ the cư &
A Sir Charies Have the bills been prepared? ù a et gl the HC x
Manager Yes, they have
Sir Charles When were they done? 1|-4S Prepare tables for lunch X
Manager They were done at nine o'clock 12:00 Check the reservations x
B Sir Charies Have the menus been written out?
Manager No, they haven't Not yet
Sir Charles When will they be done?
Manager They'll be done at 11.30
Now write six conversations Three like A, and three like B GC BC KG rrcc=sdkiauuẻớde
Exercise 2
Look at the ‘Work Schedule’ for the Grand Hotel The bills are usually prepared at nine o'clock
Write five sentences
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It is | being | done Someone did it It was done
Someone does it It is done
They | are Someone is doing it It is being done
It had | been | Someone has done it It has been done
They | Someone had done it It had been done
Someone will do it It will be done Exercise 1
Complete this
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This is 006, the secret agent He's very worried He's on an important mission
He's speaking to his headquarters now The operator is telling ‘M’, his boss, what's happening A SQNEONES FOLLOWING !
AM, HE DOESNT AwoWw /1⁄2ể2
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When 006 got back to his flat, the door was open! Someone had broken the lock!
He didn't know who had broken it but it had been broken!
Continue
1 Someone had stolen his gun!
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Exercise 4
Someone sent 006 on the mission
He was sent on the mission Continue
1 Somebody contacts him every day
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006 has just sent back this report about his assistant, Agent 003 Complete the spaces | TOP SECRET REPORT TO ™ DATE 13th April SUBJECT Secret Agent 003 SIGNED 006
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Language summary It | can be | done
Produced by Giovanni Rossi Directed by Earl Faraday
Written by NH G, Weller
Music composed by William Johns
and played by the San Diego Symphony Orchestra
NOW SHOWING iit teks
Local cinemas from next week ~_ Dreamerica ( Produced bụ Sebastian Dangerfield Directed by Tom Dooley -* Written by Peter Henchman Music composed by Marvyn Soul and played by “Groove” Now showing GALAXY Oxford St Provincial cinemas from NEXT SATURDAY | Wildlife of our Planet “Written by David Middlesbrough "Illustrated by Paddy Mounter "Photos taken by David Haley \ Printed in Great Britain by IBC Books Ltd PUBLISHED NEXT MONTH ELTON KASH'S GREATEST HITS All songs written by Elton Kash Produced by Ai Freebody
Guitar: Eric Plumptor Bass: Jon Forster
Drums: Rick Dolan
It was produced by Giovanni Rossi It was directed by Earl Faraday It was written by H G Weller
The music was composed by William Johns
It was played by the San Diego Symphony Orchestra It's being shown at the Empire Leicester Square It can be seen at local cinemas from next week
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He became popular { He went to Hollywood He made several films there She became his wife He went to Hollywood where he made several films
Charlie Chaplin — Career of a clown a nt
1889 16th April, born in Kennington, London 1896 First appeared on stage Aged seven
1908 One of the most popular entertainers in England
1910 First went to the USA
1913 Went to Hollywood Made his first film Made thirty-five comedies in first year Developed
character of ‘the tramp’ with bowler hat,
moustache, out-turned feet, walking-cane and
baggy trousers
1915 Joined Essenay Studios for $1250 a week Made
fourteen films in one year
1916 Worked for Mutual Films Earned $670,000 in one year
1917 Married Mildred Harris, (divorced 1920) Joined First National for $1 million for eight films, as
producer, scriptwriter, director and star
1919 Formed United Artists
1921 Visited Europe Was met by large crowds
everywhere 1924 Married Lita Grey
1925-31 Made three of his best films — ‘The Gold Rush’, ‘The Circus’ and ‘City Lights’ Didn't speak in a
movie until 1936 (Modern Times) and then only
sang one song
1936 Married Paulette Goddard (divorced 1942)
1943 Married Oona O'Neill Lived in USA 1913-52 Never became a U.S citizen
1952 Moved to Switzerland Unpopular in USA because
of his political opinions
1957 Went to England Made ‘The King in New York’,
which wasn't shown in the U.S.A
1966 To England again Made ‘Countess from Hong
Kong’ with Sophia Loren
1972 Returned to Hollywood Was given an Oscar
1975 Went to London Was knighted by the Queen ) ⁄
(Became “Sir Charles Chaplin, K.B.E.”) Dy Ch On,
1977 25th December, died Vevey, Switzerland Buried Vự 7 34A
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Exercise 1
1913 Went to Hollywood Made his first film
He went to Hollywood where he made his first film
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Mildred Harris became his wife in 1917
Write three more sentences about his wives ° Exercise 4
He became one of the most popular entertainers in England in 1908
Write sentences with: rich and famous, never/U.S citizen, an Oscar winner, Sir Charles Chaplin
Exercise 5
Answer these questions 1 When was he born? 5 How many times was he married?
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Exercise 6
Look at the picture Describe ‘The Tramp’
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If | 1 | had enough money ‘d buy a new car could drive would were rich What | would | you | do, | if| you had | enough money? were | rich? | Exercise 1 John wants to buy a car, but he hasn't got enough money If he had enough money, he'd buy a car Continue
1 They want to take a holiday, but they haven't got enough time
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1 Kate wants to work as a secretary, but she can't type weil
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Exercise 3
They want to buy a new T.V., but it’s too expensive If it were cheaper, they'd buy a new T.V Continue
1 He wants to sunbathe, but it’s too cold
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A What would you like for a starter?
B | can’t decide between the soup or the sardines Specialities of the Day
Write two more conversations Clare — Minestrone soup Ê1 1 A đ006009996000006066060090990909006000000096000000660060060000606009000600096066099090900996069960069666600909096906906906060666660066066060666 Fresh sardines Ê1.50 B Mair courses — , EOE OEE OE OEE EERE EE EERE EERE EEE TEER EEE E EE EE EE EERO COREE EERO EERE EEE EE EEE EEE HEE EE EEE HEHEHE EERE ROR ORO R HORE HE Chicken in red wine (4 Fresh Saimon Ê5.50 2 A 99009069699900900099099090090969909099999690406999909960900069904090994199096609946000906994040000990990094490906900000999600969990909069% “De = Strawberry cheesecake Ê1.20 HH Ha Ga sa ^a Chocolate gateeu Ê1.20
House wine Ê3.50 a litre
(red or white) 80p a glass
Exercise 2
A What shall | have the minestrone soup or the fresh sardines? B If 1 were you, I'd have the sardines
Write three more conversations _
Look at this
boiled cooked in water steamed cooked over boiling water fried cooked in oil or fat in a pan roasted cooked with fat in an oven baked cooked in an oven without fat or oil grilled cooked by radiant heat stewed cooked slowly in a little liquid
Exercise 4 Exercise 5
Now write a short menu with specialities from your country An Englishman is coming to your country Use your menu and write five sentences suggesting things to him If | were you, I'd have the
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Language summary
If | | | were Prime Minister,| I | ‘d spend money on motorways
could choose, would wouldn't would not i Would you spend money on motorways? Yes, I would/No, I wouldn't Exercise 1
The Prime Minister is meeting some of the government ministers to discuss public
spending for next year They all have notes The Prime Minister's speaking to the | EOUCATION
Minister for Education
Prime Minister Well, what would you do? Minister I'd spend more money on teachers If we had more teachers, classes would be smaller more teachers - smaller classes - children lear more
f classes were smaller, children would learn more
Now answer for each Minister
HEALTH
doctors'/nurses! salaries
- higher salaries, more mirses - more doctors, healthier people TRANSPORT new motorways
- traffic move faster - fewer traffic jame and less pollution TREASURY (FINANCE) increase taxes on cigarettes anc alcohol - pore poney ~- could reduce personal taxes ENERGY
increase petrol taxes - people use lese - save oil for the future
HOME OFFICE (POLICE)
raise police salaries - more policemen, less crime and violence - need fewer prisons TRADE AND INDUSTRY build new factories - more jobs - less unemployment
I wouldn't spend money on motorways Write four things you wouldn't spend money on
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Imagine that you are going to a desert island You can take
an animal, a book, a record, a tin of something, a bottle of something and three other things What would you take?
Exercise 2
If I had a lot of money, | would take a long holiday Write six things that you would do
If you weren't here, where would you like to be?
If | weren't here, I'd like to be in Honolulu
Now write answers
1 If you could be someone else, who would you like to be?
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Unit 73
Language summary
Someone | will | do it It | will | be done They| will | doit It | won't be done
must must must mustn't
can can can can't
may may may may not
could could could couldn't
should should should shouldn't
In many parts of the world there is famine — there isn't enough food or water and people are dying Sometimes this is because of changes in climate, sometimes it's
because of earthquakes or voicanic eruptions, sometimes it's because of wars
When this happens in a country, it isn't enough to send money There are short- term needs (immediate) and long-term needs (for the future) Look at these things and put them into two lists
feed babies send doctors and nurses train doctors and nurses
send food build temporary accommodation send medicines
build bridges provide agricultural equipment plant seeds
send trucks send fertilizer and pesticides teach farmers
build hospitals send blood plasma send farm animals
send blankets construct roads build schools
send helicopters introduce irrigation systems
Add to your lists anything that you think would be needed
immediate needs Future needs
(short-term needs) (long-term needs)
feed babies build schools
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Now look at your lists Look at the two examples
Babies must be fed immediately
Schools should be built, but they can't be built yet They may be built later
Now write sentences like these using your lists
Use a separate sheet if you need to
A immediate needs
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