Recuperación Septiembre Language in Use Mariano Enrique

1º bachillerato Tres Olivos

Contents

Unit 1: Join the club

Unit 2: Keeping up-to-date

Unit 3: An eye for an eye

Unit 4: (S)he

Unit 5: The world ahead

Unit 6: Amazing animals

Unit 7: Success!

Unit 8: Taking a break

Answer Key


Language in Use Unit 1

PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS

1 Write sentences in the affirmative (+),

negative (-) and interrogative (?) forms.

1 We belong to the Green Party.

(-)

(?)

2 Her sister doesn’t support her local football

team.

(+)

(?)

3 Do they rehearse every night?

(+)

(-)

4 They aren’t coming to the opening night.

(+)

(?)

5 I’m auditioning for a part in the musical.

(-)

(?)

6 Are you selling tickets for the concert next

week?

(+)

(-)

2 Complete the text with the verbs in the

Present Simple or Present Continuous.

Adults always 1

(complain) that young people 2

(spend) too much time in front of a computer.

But, they really 3

(understand) what interesting things you can do

online? For example, I 4 (live) in a

little village about 20 kilometres from the nearest

town. I 5 (not drive) and there aren’t

any clubs or cinemas around. So, everyday I spend

about two hours online doing all sorts of fascinating

things. I 6 (belong) to an online book

club: at the moment we 7 (read) a

great vampire story and everyone

really 8 (enjoy) it. I also

participate in a forum about the environment and it 9 (get) very exciting now because we 10 (organise) a national conference!

CLOTHES, MAKE-UP AND ACCESSORIES


6 Circle the correct option.

1 It’s too hot to wear sandals / boots in the

summer.

2 My new sweater is too baggy / cropped – it’s

absolutely enormous!

3 I can’t wear heavy earrings / wristbands: they

hurt my ears.

4 It’s a good idea to wear gloves / T-shirts in the

winter.

5 She’s wearing a new lipstick / mascara – it

makes her eyes look bigger.

6 I need new slippers / trainers before the match

next week.

7 Some people don’t like coats / hoodies because

you can’t see people’s faces properly.

8 Some eye-shadows / scarves cause an allergic

reaction and your eyes go red.

ADJECTIVES FOR DESCRIBING CLOTHES

7 Complete the table with an appropriate adjective.

article a / an

opinion

size / length

colour / shade

style / cut

material

noun jacket

8 Put the words in the correct order.

1 a / cotton / dark blue / long-sleeved / cheap /

tight / top

2 a(n) / baggy / greenish / large / jacket / leather /

expensive

3 cropped / grey / woollen / extra large / leggings

4 a / studded / stylish / denim / belt / black

5 small / comfortable / with a butterfly on top /

pale pink / slippers /silk

6 a / with a matching purse / imitation leather /

beige / nasty / handbag



PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE AND PRESENT

PERFECT CONTINUOUS


Present Perfect Simple or the Present

Perfect Continuous.

TK McKay is a techno-musician, composer and DJ.

She 1 (compose) and 2

(perform) thousands of amazing songs and

3 (work) as a DJ for many years now.

But she 4 (not make) many

albums; only demonstration CDs which she

5 (send) to numerous record

companies for the last two months.

TK 6 (develop) some original and

interesting sounds and techniques. And lately 7 (mix) traditional African sounds with computer

generated rhythms very successfully. Following a

radio interview last month she since 8 (appear) on TV on numerous occasions, and

recently

9 (start) a new musical project with

young people from all over the world. They 10 (work) hard over the past few days and hope to

produce an album before the summer.

FOR AND SINCE

2 Circle the correct answer.

1 She hasn’t heard from her ex-boyfriend for /

since years.

2 They’ve been arguing for / since they got up this

morning.

3 How long have you known each other? For /

Since primary school.

4 How long have you been waiting? For / Since

two hours.

5 I haven’t been this nervous for / since I sat my

driving test.

6 For / Since when have you been allowed to do

that?

3 Write questions using the prompts. Then

answer them so they are true for you.

1 How long / you / live / in this town/city?

?

Since .

For .

2 How many years / your teacher / work / at your

school for?

?

Since .

For .

3 How long / you / know / your closest friend for?

?

Since .

For .


4 How long / you / do this exercise for?

?

Since .

For .

5 How long / you / study English?

?

Since .

For .

6 How long / you / own / a mobile phone?

?

Since .

For .

MODERN COMMUNICATIONS AND

TECHNOLOGY

4 Complete the sentences with words from

the box.

attach download toolbar

delete install search engine

click cursor press

1 Just on the icon to open the

program.

2 If you want to a document to an

email, you should click on the paperclip icon.

3 I can’t this program properly

because I don’t have the correct manual.

4 It’s illegal to movies and music

from the Internet if you don’t pay for them.

5 Don’t on that button; you’ll

all the files! We’ll lose

everything!

6 A good is like having all the

libraries in the world inside my computer.

7 Move the to the at the

top of the page and click on print.



PAST SIMPLE, PAST CONTINUOUS AND PAST

PERFECT

1 Complete the sentences with the verb in the

Past Simple or Past Continuous.

1 I dinner when the fire alarm

off. (eat / go)

2 As they to school they

a terrible accident. (walk / see)

3 While they the film, they

a loud noise. (watch / hear)

4 The fire when they

chips. (start / cook)

5 The baby because she

some food. (cry / want)

6 I some toffee when my tooth

out. (chew / fall)

2 Explain the situations using the words in

brackets and the Past Perfect.

1 He was much thinner when we saw him. (he / lose

lots of weight)

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2 There was a new car in the garage. (my parents /

buy / new car)

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3 She was extremely relaxed. (she / be on holiday)

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4 Everybody was crying. (we / watch a very sad

film)

5 Everyone was having a party. (our team / win the

match)

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correct tense.

One sunny morning two summers ago

I 1 (decide) to go for a walk.

The birds 2 (sing) and people

3 (sit) on terraces having breakfast.

I 4 (stop) to talk to some friends

I 5 (not see) for ages. They 6 (be) to Jamaica on holiday and they told me how

beautiful but dangerous Jamaica 7

(be) and how much violence they 8

(witness) there. When we 9

(exchange) all our news, I happily

10 (say) goodbye. But as

I 11 (walk) down to the village square,

I saw a huge crowd of people and lots of police. It

was a strange sight because our village

always 12 (be) a very

peaceful place. But when I 13 (get)

closer I 14 (can) see a body and lots of

blood: there 15 (be) a murder!

USED TO, WOULD, BE USED TO


4 Correct the mistakes in the sentences below.

1 I use to arrive late every day, but now I set the

alarm earlier.

2 Did she used to go out with your brother?

3 Don’t they use to be in a famous rock band?

4 We never used to watching TV until after we’d had

supper.

5 Vanessa didn’t use be so strange, she’s really

changed.

6 People used to believed that witches couldn’t

drown in water.

5 Match the sentence beginnings (1-6) to the

endings (a-f).

1 I used to

2 A hundred years ago hardly anybody used to

3 Scorpions usually

4 Nobody I know usually

5 She still isn’t used to

6 I don’t think I’ll ever be used to

a earning so much money.

b drive a car.

c does that kind of thing!

d seeing myself on TV.

e hate flamenco music but now I quite like it.

f hide under stones or inside shoes.

6 Choose the correct option.

1 When I was a child I stay at my

grandparents every weekend.

a used to b would c both

2 My grandfather tell me some

amazing ghost stories.


3 I believe in ghosts and I

get really scared.


4 We make a fire, turn off the lights

and start the story.


5 He have an old black cat that

sit near and listen too.


6 We all enjoy those evenings so

much. I’ll never forget them.




MODAL VERBS

1 Complete the sentences with the correct

modal verb.

should / ought to (x2) can

have to (x2) mustn’t

don’t have to could

1 You smoke in public places.

2 We learn Chinese in our school.

3 You wear a crash helmet when

you are riding a motorbike.

4 You eat a healthy diet.

5 I study hard all weekend.

6 You respect other people’s

opinions.

7 She always sing really well.

8 you leave us alone now?

2 Give two pieces of advice for the situations

below. Use an appropriate modal verb.

1 Your teacher is working too hard and is

exhausted.

He / She

2 Your father wants to learn how to use a

computer.

He

3 One of your friends is very bossy and nobody

wants to spend time with them.

He / She

4 Your friend wants to get married. You think

she’s too young.

She

5 Your brother wants to leave school and become

a mechanic.

He

3 Circle the correct option.

1 I’m not sure where Jane is. She could / must be

at the office.

2 Sally has to / doesn’t have to pass all her exams

because she wants to go to university.

3 You ought to / can check you have all the

ingredients before you start making the cake.

4 The letter should / couldn’t arrive tomorrow. It

was sent by express delivery.

5 You mustn’t / have to book the tickets soon,

otherwise they’ll be sold out!

6 You don’t have to / mustn’t smoke at a petrol

station. You can’t / could cause an explosion.

7 That painting is obviously a forgery. It mustn’t /

can’t be by Van Gogh.

8 That doesn’t have to / can’t be right! The

answers must / can be wrong.


PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES

4 Match the adjectives (1-8) with their

synonyms (a-h). Use your dictionary.

1 decisive

2 sensitive

3 brave

4 big headed

5 modest

6 hardworking

7 selfish

8 honest

a shy or humble

b greedy or egotistic

c noble or trustworthy

d dedicated or busy

e firm

f courageous

g kind or sentimental

h arrogant

NEGATIVE PREFIXES

5 Complete the table with the adjectives in

the box.

perfect contented tolerant

continued sincere practical

comfortable moral loyal

considerate sympathetic sociable

appropriate successful

possible honest

in- im-

un- dis-


6 Complete the sentences with the opposite

of the adjective in brackets.

1 Don’t be so ! You shouldn’t

speak to your mother like that. (polite)

2 He always makes her cry; he’s so

.

(sensitive)

3 What an man. He’s so rude!

(pleasant)

4 He risked his life in a very

way.

(selfish)

5 Don’t ask Tony to help. He’s so .

(reliable)

6 That woman can never make any decisions.

She’s so .

(decisive)

7 I can’t understand this. It’s just !

(possible)

8 That invention will never be successful. It’s

totally .

(practical)



FUTURE FORMS

1 Circle the correct form.

1 When she’s finished university, she is travelling /

’s going to travel around the world.

2 Look at those cars! They’re crashing / ’re going

to crash!

3 I think he is being / ’ll be famous. He’s such an

incredible actor.

4 It’s freezing. I’ll close / ’m closing the window.

5 I’m wearing / ’ll wear a hat and scarf if it gets

cold.

6 We’ve booked the flights and hotel. We’re flying

/ will fly next weekend.

2 Complete the sentences using the correct

future form.

1 By the time he finds out the truth,

.

(she be on a train to Paris)

2 In ten years’ time no-one

.

(remember this scandal)

3 Don’t move until

.

(you know what happen)

4 The moment they arrive

.

(I let you know)

5 After the meteor hits the planet

.

(be no life anywhere)

6 Before you say anything, you should know

.

(I record the conversation)

7 Never in my lifetime

.

(see the end of all wars).

8 As soon as he’s 60, .

(he retire)

3 Complete the sentences using might (not),

will or won’t and definitely, probably or

certainly.

1 In my lifetime

.

(a woman president of the United States)

2 In 50 years’ time

.

(hotel on the moon)

3 In the next century

.

(severe food shortages)

4 Very soon

.

(alternative energy sources to petrol)


5 Never in my lifetime

.

(robots rule the world)

6 At some time in the future

.

(equal rights for everyone)

7 In 15 years’ time

.

(free public transport in cities)

8 Before long

.

(disease free world)

NATURAL DISASTERS

4 Replace the underlined words with the

correct word(s) from the box.

epidemic threats

food shortages petrol resources

disaster extinct

climate change

1 Over 500 people died during last year’s

flu extinct.

.

2 The government will not give in to terrorist

climate change.

.

3 Pandas could become threats in the wild.

.

4 The 1987 hurricane was the worst natural

epidemic to hit England for decades.

.

5 The atypical weather conditions in Europe this

summer are due to a severe disaster.

.

6 If it doesn’t rain soon, there will be severe petrol

resources in many parts of the world.

.

7 We have to find an alternative source of fuel

before our food shortages run out.


.



ZERO CONDITIONAL

1 Match the sentence beginnings (1-6) with

the endings (a-f).

1 I feel sick

2 If we don’t eat

3 If you commit a crime

4 Flowers die

5 If you burn food

6 Does ice melt

a we die.

b if you heat it?

c it tastes horrible.

d if it doesn’t rain.

e if I eat too much chocolate.

f you go to prison.

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS

2 Write sentences using the prompts. Use the

First Conditional.

1 a dog / never / be obedient / you / not train /

properly.

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2 most dogs / fetch a stick / you / throw it for

them.

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3 you / eat / healthy food and exercise / you / stay

fit.

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4 you / lend / me /some money / I / need / it?

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5 she / buy / a new computer / she / have / enough

money?

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6 you / not watch the news / you / not know /

what’s happening in the world.

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3 Answer the questions so they are true for

you.

1 What would you do if you could speak four

languages?

If I could speak four languages, I’d work as

a translator.

2 Where would you go if you won a million euros?

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3 What would you do if you saw a famous actor

waiting for the bus?

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4 Who would you be if you could change places

with someone for one day?

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5 How would you feel if your best friend stopped

talking to you?


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PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES

5 Complete the sentences with the words

from the box.

obedient loyal

selfish greedy

independent loveable

playful lazy

1 Cats are very animals. They don’t

really need anyone else.

2 Kittens are so – a ball of wool will

amuse them for hours.

3 Koalas are animals: they simply

don’t do anything all day.

4 Dogs are known to be very pets –

they always defend their owners.

5 Goats are very and will eat almost

anything.

6 Some horses are difficult to train because they

are not always very .

7 Rats and cockroaches are not at all

– in fact they are quite disgusting.

8 Most animals are not and in fact

share their food with other members of their

group.



THIRD CONDITIONAL

1 Complete the Third Conditional sentences

with the correct form of the verbs in

brackets.

1 If I to university, I

archaeology. (go / study)

2 I you if I you

couldn’t keep a secret. (not tell / know)

3 If I them, they

all about it. (not remind / forget)

4 She him sooner if she

how ill he was. (visit / realize)

5 If they to my advice, we

this problem. (listen / avoid)

6 We ourselves more if the weather

better. (enjoy / be)

7 I you up if you me

you were coming. (pick / tell)

8 We to the party if it

so far away. (go / not be)

2 Read the explanation. Then rewrite it as a

Third Conditional sentence.

1 I failed the exam because I didn’t study hard

enough.

If I had studied harder, I would have passed

the exam.

2 He had an accident because he didn’t pay

enough attention.

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______________________________________3 The football team played really badly, so they lost the game.

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4 She spent all her money, so she can’t buy a new

computer.

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5 It rained too much, so they couldn’t go to the

beach.

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6 Joe lost his job because he never finished his

work.

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7 They cancelled the concert because they didn’t

sell enough tickets.

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8 They missed the flight because they arrived late.

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I WISH, IF ONLY

3 Complete the sentences.

1 You have to go to your grandmother’s house.

If only .

2 Your class has extra research for homework.

I wish .

3 You’ve never learned to play the piano.

If only .

4 You’ve spent all your money.

I wish .

5 Your best friend is moving to a different town.

If only .

6 Your new trousers are too tight for you.

I wish .

7 Your computer has crashed and you have no

backup copy.

If only .

8 You can’t go on holiday because you have a part

time job.

I wish .

4 Correct the underlined mistakes in the

sentences.

1 I would have bought you a present if I had knew

it was your birthday.

2 If only they hadn’t argue all the time.

3 I wish I have never met him.

4 If only we could flew to the stars.

5 If I had bought a lottery ticket, I would been very

rich by now.

6 They had not have eaten that meal, if they had

known what it was.

5 Match the words (1-8) to the definitions (a-h).

1 success

2 power

3 challenge

4 wealth

5 happiness

6 ambition

7 failure

8 fame

a The opposite of sadness.

b The state of being known about by a lot of

people because of your achievements.

c A large amount of money, property, etc. that a

person or country owns.

d When you achieve what you want or intend.

e A strong desire to achieve something.

f The ability or right to control people or events.

g A lack of success in achieving or doing

something.

h Something that tests strength, skill, or ability,

especially in a way that is interesting.


WORD BUILDING

6 Complete the sentences with the correct form

of the words in brackets.

1 She’s a really actress and

comedian. (fame)

2 He’s the most man in the world.

(power)

3 It’s better to be healthy than .

(wealth)

4 can’t be bought by money.

(happy)

5 This is a really exercise.

(challenge)

6 I’ve never been particularly .

(ambition)

7 It’s easy to be in life. (success)

8 I’ve never an exam in my whole

life. (failure)

9 She’s not to drive a car. (ability)

10 That was the most moment of my

life. (fulfilment)



THE PASSIVE

1 Complete the sentences with a verb from

the box in the Passive.

fine hold

build produce

design invent

1 More films in Bollywood, India,

than in Hollywood, USA. (Present Simple)

2 A new city library near the Town

Hall. (Present Continuous)

3 Underfloor heating by the

Romans. (Past Simple)

4 A meeting by the sports

committee at 9 a.m. (Past Continuous)

5 A petrol company a million

dollars for contamination. (Present Perfect)

6 The new hotel by a famous

architect. (Future Simple)

2 Write passive sentences using the prompts.

1 Airplanes / inspect / carefully before every

flight. (Present Simple)

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2 Swatch watches / always produce / in

Switzerland. (Present Perfect)

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3 the first pyramids / build / by the Aztecs? (Past

Simple)

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4 The robbery suspects / interview / by the police.

(Present Continuous)

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5 She realized that she / follow / by a strange car.

(Past Continuous)

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6 reports / receive / of a hurricane in central Asia?

(Present Perfect)

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7 Flight announcements / not make at this airport.

(Future)

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8 She / not allow / to travel / without a passport.

(Future)

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3 Rewrite these active sentences in the

Passive.

1 People download thousands of videos from the

Internet every day.

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2 The terrible news shocked everyone.

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3 James Blunt isn’t recording a new album at the

moment.

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4 The police were investigating the company.

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5 Scientists haven’t solved the problem of global

warming.

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6 We will not accept credit cards.

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4 Correct the underlined mistakes in the

sentences.

1 Delicious oranges are growed in the south of

Spain.

2 Our dog has always being treated as one of the

family.

3 Paper money was inventing by the Chinese.

4 The Amazon rain forest are being destroyed very

quickly.

5 Harry Potter wasn’t writen by Tolkien, it was

writen by J.K. Rowling.

6 The documents will be delivers tomorrow.

7 The hotel was been redecorated when we

arrived.

8 Are the plans be finished by tomorrow?

5 Complete the phrases with a verb from the

box.

board look at check in

spend fasten switch off

book stay

1 your seatbelt

2 a ticket

3 the plane

4 electronic equipment

5 your luggage

6 a night

7 in a hotel


8 the departures board

6 Complete the text with words and

expressions from the box.

gate announcements

security board the plane

delays check in your luggage

check-in desk aisle seat

window boarding card

departures board passport control

When you arrive at the airport the first thing you

must do is 1 at the 2 . The attendant will ask if you want a 3 or 4 – I prefer the first option

because I like to see where we’re going! You will

then be given a 5 and told which 6 to go to. Next you have to go through 7 . Here they will check to see if the photo on your

ID actually looks like you. Then, you have to go

through a 8 check – this is to

make sure that you don’t have any dangerous items

in your hand luggage. Now, you must remember to

keep an eye on the 9

because many airports do not make any flight

10 and you don’t want to miss

your flight. Hopefully there won’t be any

11 and you will be able

to 12 on time and enjoy your

trip.


Answer Key

Join the club Unit 1

1 1 We don’t belong to the Green Party.

Do we belong to the Green Party?

2 Her sister supports her local football team.

Does her sister support her local football team?

3 They rehearse every night.

They don’t rehearse every night.

4 They’re coming to the opening night.

Are they coming to the opening night?

5 I’m not auditioning for a part in the musical.

Am I auditioning for a part in the musical?

6 You’re selling tickets for the concert next week.

You aren’t selling tickets for the concert next week.

2 1 are always complaining; 2 spend; 3 do they really

understand; 4 live; 5 don’t drive;

6 belong; 7 are reading;

8 is really enjoying; 9 ’s getting; 10 ’re organising

3 1 I don’t understand this play. It’s so complicated!

2 My father belongs to an amateur dramatics society.

But he doesn’t act very well.

3 She knows lots of famous people because she

works for a TV company.

4 The acting is superb and the actors remember all

their lines!

5 The director is really horrible to the actors. He

shouts at them all the time.

6 What do you think of the latest news? Don’t you

think it’s amazing?

7 The star of the show is from Hollywood, she sings

really well.

8 What club do you want to join? Do you prefer chess

or badminton?

4 1 I never wear any make-up.

2 Does your family sometimes go abroad on holiday?

3 Does the netball club always train after school?

4 Our class doesn’t often go on trips.

5 The museum is usually open on Saturdays.

6 People rarely use mascara when they go swimming.

5 1 theatre; 2 amateur; 3 play;

4 show; 5 rehearse; 6 audition;

7 perform; 8 production

6 1 boots; 2 baggy; 3 earrings;

4 gloves; 5 mascara; 6 trainers;

7 hoodies; 8 eye-shadows

7 1 A cheap, long-sleeved, dark blue, tight, cotton top.

2 An expensive, large, greenish, baggy, leather

jacket.

3 Extra large, grey, cropped, woollen leggings.

4 A stylish, black, studded, denim belt.

5 Comfortable, small, pale pink, silk slippers with a

butterfly on top.

6 A nasty, beige, imitation leather handbag with a

matching purse.

Keeping up-to-date Unit 2


1 1 has composed; 2 performed; 3 has been working; 4

hasn’t made; 5 has been sending; 6 has developed; 7

has been mixing; 8 has since appeared;

9 has recently started; 10 have been working

2 1 for; 2 since; 3 Since; 4 For; 5 since; 6 Since

3 (Suggested answers)

1 How long have you lived in this town/city?

Since I was born / I was 10.

For 18 years / 3 months.

2 How many years has your teacher been working at

your school for?

Since 1992 / 2003.

For 22 years / 6 weeks.

3 How long have you known your closest friend for?

Since we were little / since last summer.

Forever / 10 years.

4 How long have you been doing this exercise for?

Since 1 p.m.

For 10 minutes.

5 How long have you been studying English?

Since I was 7 / 2000.

For 10 years / an hour, etc.

6 How long have you owned a mobile phone?

Since Christmas / last year.

For about 10 months / a few years.

4 1 click; 2 attach; 3 install;

4 download; 5 press / delete;

6 search engine; 7 cursor / toolbar

5 1 signal; 2 charge your phone;

3 phonebook; 4 top-up card;

5 voicemail; 6 ringtones; 7 text message

An eye for an eye Unit 3

1 1 was eating / went

2 were walking / saw

3 were watching / heard

4 started / were cooking

5 was crying / wanted

6 was chewing / fell

2 1 He had lost lots of weight.

2 My parents had bought a new car.

3 She had been on holiday.

4 We had watched a very sad film.

5 Our team had won the match.

3 1 decided; 2 were singing; 3 were sitting; 4 stopped;

5 hadn’t seen; 6 had been; 7 was; 8 had witnessed;

9 had exchanged; 10 said; 11 was walking;

12 had always been; 13 got; 14 could; 15 had been

4 1 I used to arrive

2 Did she use to go out

3 Didn’t they use to be

4 We never used to watch

5 Vanessa didn’t use to be

6 People used to believe

5 1e; 2b; 3f; 4c; 5a; 6d

6 1 both; 2 both; 3 used to / both;

4 both; 5 used to / both; 6 used to

7 1 speeding; 2 bullying; 3 paint graffiti;

4 break into a house; 5 jury

8 Across

2 accused; 4 witness; 5 robber;

6 lawyer; 8 judge; 9 jury

Down

1 mugger; 3 shoplifter; 7 burglar

(S)he Unit 4


1 1 mustn’t; 2 don’t have to; 3 have to; 4 should /

ought to; 5 have to; 6 should / ought to; 7 could;

8 Can


1 He / She shouldn’t work so hard.

2 He ought to find a computer skills class.

3 He / She shouldn’t tell people what to do.

4 She should wait until she’s older.

5 He should stay at school and get some

qualifications.

3 1 could; 2 has to; 3 ought to; 4 should; 5 have to;

6 mustn’t / could; 7 can’t; 8 can’t / must

4 1e; 2g; 3f; 4h; 5a; 6d; 7b; 8c

5 in- inconsiderate, intolerant, inappropriate, insincere

im- imperfect, impractical, impossible, immoral

un- unsociable, unsympathetic, unsuccessful,

uncomfortable dis- discontented, dishonest, disloyal,

discontinued

6 1 impolite; 2 insensitive; 3 unpleasant; 4 unselfish;

5 unreliable; 6 indecisive; 7 impossible; 8 impractical

The world ahead Unit 5

1 1 ’s going to; 2 ’re going to; 3 ’ll be; 4 ’ll close;

5 ’ll wear; 6 ’re flying

2 1 she will be on a train to Paris.

2 will remember this scandal.

3 you know what’s going to happen.

4 I’ll let you know.

5 there will be no life anywhere.

6 I’m going to record the conversation.

7 will we see the end of all wars.

8 he’s going to retire.

4 1 epidemic; 2 threats; 3 extinct; 4 disaster;

5 climate change; 6 food shortages; 7 petrol resources

Amazing animals Unit 6

1 1e; 2a; 3f; 4d; 5c; 6b

2 1 A dog will never be obedient if you don’t train it

properly.

2 Most dogs will fetch a stick if you throw it for

them.

3 If you eat healthy food and exercise, you will stay

fit.

4 Will you lend me some money if I need it?

5 Will she buy a new computer if she has enough

money?

6 If you don’t watch the news you won’t know

what’s happening in the world.

4 1 Provided that / as long as

2 As soon as / When

3 Unless

4 Provided that / as long as

5 When / As soon as

6 Unless

7 Provided that / as long as

8 As soon as / When

5 1 independent; 2 playful; 3 lazy; 4 loyal; 5 greedy; 6

obedient; 7 loveable; 8 selfish

6 Across: 4 anchovy; 5 tuna; 7 hake; 8 eel

Down: 1 seagull; 2 whale; 3 otter; 6 salmon


7 1 lynx – the others are birds

2 calf – the others are insects.

3 bee – the others are mammals.

4 vulture – the others are fish.

Success! Unit 7

1 1 had gone / would have studied

2 wouldn’t have told / ’d known

3 hadn’t reminded / would have forgotten

4 would have visited / had realized

5 had listened / would have avoided

6 would have enjoyed / had been

7 would have picked / had told

8 would have gone / hadn’t been

2 2 If he had paid more attention, he wouldn’t have had

an accident.

3 If the football team had played better / hadn’t

played so badly, they would have won the game /

wouldn’t have lost the game.

4 If she hadn’t spent all her money, she could have

bought a new computer.

5 If it hadn’t rained so much, they could have gone to

the beach.

6 If Joe had finished his work, he wouldn’t have lost

his job.

7 If they had sold more tickets, they wouldn’t have

cancelled the concert.

8 If they hadn’t arrived late, they wouldn’t have

missed the flight / they would have caught the

flight.


1 If only I didn’t have to go to my grandmother’s

house.

2 I wish we didn’t have extra research for homework.

3 If only I could play the piano.

4 I wish I hadn’t spent all my money.

5 If only my best friend wasn’t / weren’t moving to a

different town.

6 I wish my new trousers fitted me.

7 If only I had a backup copy.

8 I wish I could go on holiday / I wish I didn’t have a

part time job.

4 1 had known

2 hadn’t argued

3 I’d never met

4 could fly

5 would have been

6 would not have eaten

5 1d; 2f; 3h; 4c; 5a; 6e; 7g; 8b

6 1 famous; 2 powerful; 3 wealthy; 4 Happiness; 5

challenging; 6 ambitious; 7 successful; 8 failed; 9

able; 10 fulfilling

Taking a break Unit 8

1 1 are produced; 2 is being built; 3 was invented;

4 was being held; 5 has been fined;

6 will be designed

2 1 Airplanes are inspected carefully before every

flight.

2 Swatch watches have always been produced in

Switzerland.


3 Were the first pyramids built by the Aztecs?

4 The robbery suspects are being interviewed by the

police.

5 She realized she was being followed by a strange

car.

6 Have reports been received of a hurricane in central

Asia?

7 Flight announcements will not be made at this

airport.

8 She won’t be allowed to travel without a passport.

3 1 Thousands of videos are downloaded from the

Internet every day.

2 Everyone was shocked by the terrible news.

3 A new album isn’t being recorded by James Blunt

at the moment.

4 The company was being investigated by the police.

5 The problem of global warming hasn’t been solved

by scientists.

6 Credit cards will not be accepted.

4 1 grown; 2 been; 3 invented; 4 is; 5 written (x2);

6 delivered; 7 being; 8 Will

5 1 fasten; 2 book; 3 board; 4 switch off; 5 check in;

6 spend; 7 stay; 8 look at

6 1 check in your luggage; 2 check-in desk; 3 window;

4 aisle seat; 5 boarding card; 6 gate;

passport control; 8 security; 9 departures board;

10 announcements; 11 delays; 12 board the plane

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