 Unit 1

 Page 11 / 1-B

Boss and employee / classmates / Partner / team-mates / member / godfather and

godmother / mentor and pupil / fiancée and fiancé
1- Which pair works together?
2- Which pair promises to help guide a child through life?
3- Which pair are going to get married?
4- Which pair involves one person learning from the other?
5- Which word describes people who play in the same sports team?
6- Which word describes people who go to the same class?
7- Which word describes a person who is part of a club?
8- Which word is a general word for ‘someone who you do something with?

 Answers
 Boss and employee
 Godfather and godmother
 Fiancée and fiancé
 Mentor and pupil
 Teammates
 Classmates
 Member
 Partner

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1- We asked for comments, and this is what you said.
2- Men can’t remember what they were wearing yesterday.
3- Women remember every outfit they've worn for the past twenty years,
4- A baby is crying.

A- present simple
B- present continuous
C- past simple
D- past continuous

 Answers
1- Past simple
2- Past continuous
3- Present simple
4- Precent continuous

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 Page 12 (5B)
 1- We use ………... for actions, events or situations that are finished.
2- We use ………... for things that are going on at a particular moment in the present.
3- We use ………... for habits, routines and things that are always true.
4- We use ………... when someone was in the middle of an action at a particular
moment in the past.

 Answers
1- Past simple
2- Precent continuous
3- Precent simple
4- Past continuous

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 Page 12 (6A)

My name is Matsuko Tamazuri. I am twenty-three and ………... (be) a student. I study

French and Spanish at university in Osaka, where I ………... (grow up), but at the
moment I ………... (learn) English in York. When I first ………... (get) here, everything
………... (seem) different: the food, the clothes and the weather. Now I ………... (enjoy)
it and it feels like home! | have a boyfriend called Josh. I ………... (meet) him three
weeks ago when I ………... (look) for an internet cafe! My hobbies ………... (be) surfing
the net and singing. I ………... (sing) every day, usually in the bathroom!

 Answers
1- am
2- grew up
3- am learning
4- got
5- seemed
6- am enjoying
7- met
8- was looking
9- are
10- sing

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 Page 14 (8B)

dress smartly / speak clearly / answer briefly / shake hands firmly / send references /
arrive on time / avoid eye contact / be prepared / do some research / show
enthusiasm
1- Should do during an interview
2- Shouldn’t do during an interview
3- Might do before an interview
  Answers
1--- ( speak clearly – shake hands firmly – show enthusiasm)
2--- (answers briefly – avoid eye contact)
3- (dress smartly – send references – arrive on time – be prepared – do some
research)

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 Page 18 (1A)

Foreign – strategy – jargon – bilingual – native speakers – fluency – slang – accuracy

– skill – mother tongue

1- Using the right method, ………... in the target language is possible after just a few
weeks.
2- Students should talk with ………... only. Exposure to other learners will result in new
errors.
3- To improve ………... the student should copy out several pages from the textbook
every day,
4- The student's biggest problem is translating every word of English into his ………...
5- The best ………... is for the student to imitate the recordings for an hour at a time.
6- It is unnecessary to learn ………... words unless the learner needs them for a specific
job.
7- It is impossible to become ………... unless the second language was learnt in
childhood.
8- Students should avoid ………... because it isn't proper English.
9- To improve the listening ………... the student should listen daily to the radio.
10- The student ………... needs to be corrected every time he makes a mistake.

 Answers
1- fluency
2- native speakers
3- accuracy
4- mother tongue
5- strategy
6- jargon
7- bilingual
8- slang
9- skill
10- foreign

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  Page 14 (2A)
 Find and correct the mistake (4 sentence are correct)
1- When you started studying English?
2- Who did helped you to learn English?
3- What annoys you about your job or your studies?
4- Did you to learn anything important at school?
5- Do you be enjoy learning languages?
6- In your job or studies, is there anything you are not happy with?
7- When you imagine the perfect career, what do you think of?
8- What keeps you awake at night?

 Answers
1- Did you start
2- Help
3- Correct
4- Learn (without to)
5- Enjoy learning (without be)
6- Correct
7- Correct
8- Correct

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 Page 18 (4A)

Find and correct (5 verbs are incorrect)

I was walking to work this morning when I was seeing Mr. Gonzalez, my old Spanish
teacher. He was wearing a leather jacket and carrying a guität. I ask him how he was. I
go to my band practice. I said what band? He replied, “I don’t teach any more. It wasn’t
really the best for me. A few years ago I was starting a band called The Big Easy. We
don’t make much money, but I’m liking the lifestyle. I asked him where he lived and he
said, I’m living in my caravan at the moment. I travel a lot. I’m a child of the sixties.

 Answers
1- Correct
2- saw
3- Correct
4- asked
5- ‘m going
6- Correct
7- Correct
8- started
 9- Correct
10- like
11- Correct
12- Correct
 Unit 1 Workbook
 Page 4 (1A)
 Read the information about Shin. Rearrange the letters in italics to complete the
sentences.
1- My family is British Chinese so | grew up uginblial, speaking Chinese and English.
2- Actually, I have a high level of yucenfl in Spanish, too.
3- Of course, many of my friends are British so their rethom goetun is English.
4- However London is very cosmopolitan — it is easy to meet ginerof people here.
5- My best friend Sylvie is from Poland, but she sounds like a vetina preeska.
6- Sometimes I teach her glans as she didn't learn informal words in school.
7- And she teaches me computer gronja -I find it difficult but she works in IT!
8- In some ways Sylvie has better gleranin stetsgerai than me.
9- I think her strongest kills is writing — she is amazing.
10- I am quite careless in comparison and my cccaaury can be weak.

 Answers
1- Bilingual
2- Fluency
3- Mother tongue
4- Foreign
5- Native speaker
6- Slang
7- Jargon
8- Learning strategies
9- Skill
10- Accuracy

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 Page 4 (1B)
1- ........... is an advantage in today’s world.
2- My mother ........... is in several languages - she's really clever.
3- I wish I could use language more ........... .I make a lot of mistakes.
4- What is your ........... ? You sound German.
5- He always feels like a ........... in his own country because he hasn't lived there for
years.
6- I don't like ........... ; I prefer it when people use standard English.
7- Do you have good listening ........... ?
8- Dan is a ........... so he checks all the English in the business documents.
  Answers
1- Bilingualism
2- accurately
3- mother tongue
4- foreigner
5- slang
6- skills
7- native speakers

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Page 6 (1A)

Employee – fiancée – fiancé – classmate = pupil – boss – teammate – godfather –

godmother - member

1- Person you work with

2- Person who studies with you
3- Person you are close to (almost family)
4- Person you do a hobby with

 Answers
1- Employee – boss
2- Classmate – pupil
3- Fiancée – fiancé – godfather – godmother
4- Member – teammate

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Page 6 (1B)

1- This is Marianna, my ........... . We're getting married next year.

2- Dave is my ........... . We're both in Year 12 at Cokethorpe High School.
3- She asked her ........... for some time off work, but he said no.
4- I’m a ........... of a swimming club. We meet twice a week at the sports centre.
5- Luisa got 100% in her exam. She's the best ........... in my class.
6- He's an ........... of GEO Foods. He's been there for six years.
7- When I was born, my father asked John, his best friend, to be my ...........
8- Leticia is my ........... . We play in the same basketball team.

 Answers
1- Fiancée
 2- Classmate
3- Boss
4- Member
5- Pupil
6- Employee
7- Godfather
8- Teammate

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Page 6 (3A)

1- A) I need a holiday, but flights _____ (be) always expensive at this time of year.
B) That's true, but I _______ (find) a cheap flight to Mexico on the net yesterday.
2- A) Grace _____ (win) the lottery last week!
B) That's right. She ______ (sleep) when her brother called to tell her.
3- A) I ______ (not like) football.
B) Why _______ you (not tell) me earlier? The tickets cost £70 each!
4- A) _________ you _________ (hear) about the accident last week?
B) Yes, the boys _________ (drive) along Court Street when a motorbike hit the car.
5- A) __________ you __________ (need) somewhere to stay? | have a spare room.
B) No, it’s Ok. I__________(stay) with my sister.
6- A) I __________ (read) a novel called The Luminaries at the moment.
B) Oh yes. I found it so boring that I __________ (not finish) it.
7- A) I like an early start, so I __________ (get up) at six every morning.
B) Me too. I always ________ (leave) the house by seven.
8- A) John! Are you ready? We ______ (wait) for you!
B) OK, here | am! Sorry about that. I __________ (look) for my hat! | couldn’t find it
anywhere.

 Answers
1- Are / found
2- Won / was sleeping
3- Don’t like / didn’t you tell
4- Did you hear / were driving
5- Do you need / ’m staying
6- ’m reading / didn’t finish
7- Get up / leave
8- ‘re waiting / was looking

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Page 7 (6A)

Complete the phrases with go, take, get or do. Use each verb three times.

1- ........... a job
2- ........... off coffee
3- ........... part in a quiz
4- ........... some research
5- ........... my homework
6- ........... on with people
7- ........... grey
8- ........... her a favour
9- ........... responsibility
10- ........... angry
11- ........... up the guitar
12- ........... for a walk

 Answers
1- get
2- go
3- take
4- do
5- do
6- get
7- go
8- do
9- take
10- get
11- take
12- go

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 Page 8 (1A)
1- Don’t avoid eye
2- The most important thing is to be
3- Make sure you show
4- You must arrive on
5- Shake hands
6- Make sure you dress
7- Don't always answer
8- Before the interview, do
A- some research about the company.
B- briefly. Try to give a full response.
C- smartly. Maybe wear a suit.
D- contact. Look at them during the interview.
E- enthusiasm, Smile and ask questions.
F- firmly with your interviewers.
G- prepared. Think about what they will ask you.
H- time. Don't be late!
  Answers
1- D
2- G
3- E
4- H
5- F
6- C
7- B
8- A

 Unit 2 Page 20 (2A)

A biopic – a docudrama – a disaster movie – a romantic comedy – a period drama – a

fantasy film – a science fiction film – a psychological thriller – an action/adventure
film – a mystery – a crime film

A- Heroes chase and fight each other.

B- The main character has mental problems.
C- A story about the science of the future.
D- Things that happen in the life of a real person,
E- The good guy (the detective) finds the bad guy (the criminal).
F- People dressed up in old-fashioned costumes.
G- Funny things happen. Two people fall in love.
H- Terrible things happen, but people survive.
I- A documentary made more interesting with some parts acted
J- Strange things happen in an imaginary world
K- Somebody gets murdered and a clever detective tries to find out who did it.

 Answers
A- An action/adventure film
B- A psychological thriller
C- A science fiction film
D- A biopic
E- A crime film
F- A period drama
G- A romantic comedy
H- A disaster movie
I- A docudrama
J- A fantasy film
K- A mystery

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  Page 21 (5B)
1- Use the ………… to talk about experiences or things that happened before now. The
time is not specified or important.
2- Use the ………… to talk about recent events, or an action which started in the past
and continues now.
3- Use the ………… to talk about a specific event in the past (we know when the event
happened).
4- Use the ………… to talk about an action which started and finished at a specific time
in the past.

 Answers
1- Present perfect
2- Present perfect
3- Past simple
4- Past simple

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 Page 21 (6A)

Chris Gardner is a successful businessman and a millionaire. But things ………… always
………… (not be) easy. He ………… (not meet) his father until he was twenty-eight years
old. This experience made him sure about one thing: he was determined to be a good
father to his own children. As a young man, Gardner ………… (experience) hard times.
His wife ………… (leave) him, he ………… (lose) his job, and at one stage he and his two-
year-old son ………… (sleep) in train stations and airports. He ………… (come) a long
way since then. His life changed when he ………… (meet) a man driving a red Ferrari
‚and asked him what job he did. The man was a stockbroker, so Gardner asked him out
to lunch, and the Ferrari driver introduced Gardner to the world of finance. Since he
became successful, he ………… (spend) a lot of money helping homeless people, and he
………… also (write) books about his experiences. His story was told in the film The
Pursuit of ‚Happiness, starring Will Smith.

 Answers
1- Haven’t (always) been
2- Didn’t meet
3- Experienced
4- Left
5- Lost
6- slept
7- ‘s come
8- Met
9- ‘s spent
10- ‘s (also) written
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 Page 22 (10A)

Saturday – the weekend – Monday morning – New Year’s Day – July – the winter/the
summer – the twenty first century - lunchtime

 At (12 o’clock / night / ………... / ………...)

 In (2010 / the morning / ………... / ………... / ………...)
 On (the 4th of July / ………... / ………... / ………...)

 Answers
1- The weekend / lunchtime
2- July / the twenty first century / the winter – summer
3- Saturday / New Year’s Day / Monday morning

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 Page 22 (11A)

PREPOSITION + NOUN Complete the phrases with the correct preposition: on, for or by.

1- It’s a book ………... Dan Brown, a film ………... Steven Spielberg, a song ………... Amy
Winehouse.
2- I saw it ………... TV .l heard it ………... the radio. I spoke to him ………... the phone.
3- We went ………... a walk ………... a drive, ………... a run, ………... a swim.
4- They travelled ………... boat, ………... plane ………... coach, ………... train.

 Answers
1- By – by – by
2- On – on – on
3- For – for – for – for
4- By – by – by - by

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 Page 22 (12A)

1- | dropped it by mistake. A- finally

2- | saw the film on my own. B- cannot wait
3- He's here on business. C- by a person, not a machine
4- We met by chance. D- It was not a mistake
5- It was made by hand. E- alone, not with other people
6- We got there in the end. F- not early, not late
7- She said it on purpose. G- in a very short time
8- We arrived on time. H- accidentally
9- I'll do that in a moment. I- not on holiday, but for work
10- They're in a hurry. J- it was not planned

 Answers
1- J
2- E
3- I
4- H
5- C
6- A
7- D
8- F
9- G
10- B

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A- He had been in prison
B- one of the branches broke
C- We heard some shots
D- 50,000 people were waiting
E- to hear what Mandela was saying,
F- When he finally arrived
G- were talking to each other
H- many people had climbed onto it

11 February 2000: Nelson Mandela's release from prison

I was in the crowd on the parade in Cape Town that day. It was a hot day, and ………... to
see Mandela walk free from the prison. ………... for twenty-seven years. At one point
………... but most people stayed calm. People ………... and singing songs. There was a
great feeling of solidarity. There was a large tree in the middle of the parade, and
………... to get a better view Suddenly, ………... and people fell to the ground. But
nobody wanted to leave. Nobody wanted to miss the chance of seeing Mandela for the
first time. ………... there was a huge cheer. From where I was standing, it was difficult
………... but I knew I was there for an important moment in our history.

 Answers
1- D) 50,000 people were waiting
2- A) He had been in prison
3- C) We heard some shots
4- G) were talking to each other
5- H) many people had climbed
 6- B) one of the branches broke
7- F) When he finally arrived
8- E) to hear what Mandela wa saying

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 Page 24 (6A)
1- Actress survives crash
2- Politicians attacked by angry crowd
3- Student demonstration turns violent
4- Workers to strike over pay
5- Massive earthquake hits Italy
6- Most wanted fugitive arrested
7- Floods destroy crops
8- Hostages released after talks with rebels
A- Lots of angry people shout and throw things at some politicians.
B- People who were kept as prisoners are allowed to go free.
C- Police catch a man who they suspect committed a serious crime.
D- A natural disaster destroys part of a country.
E- A woman is involved in a car accident but doesn't die.
F- A lot of farmland is under water.
G- Many people might refuse to go to work.
H- ‘People who are protesting begin to fight on the streets.

 Answers
1- E
2- A
3- H
4- G
5- D
6- C
7- F
8- B

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 Page 30 (1A)

Add the missing letters to complete the types of Story.

1- One of my favourite a----- films of all time is The Terminator.

2- Jamie Foxx stars in Ray ,a great b----- of Ray Charles.
3- Pretty Woman, starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, is my favourite r------- c-----.
4- I'm not a great fan of p----- d-----, but I thought this production of Jane Eyre was
brilliant.
5- I loved the p----------- -t-------, Silence of the Lamb, but I found it very scary.
6- I still enjoy Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. It's one Of the best ever
d-------- films.
7- I can't watch s------ f------ films, like Star Wars and Alien. I can't stand them.
8- I think d---------- ,films like Nixon, are a great way to learn about what really happened
during important events.

 Answers
1- Action
2- Biopic
3- Romantic comedy
4- Perido drama
5- Psychological thriller
6- Detective
7- Science fiction
8- Docudramas

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 Page 30 (3A)

Sasha ………... (wake) up late because she ………... (forget) to set her alarm clock. She
………... (have) breakfast when the telephone ………... (ring). It was her boss. He
wanted to know why she ………... (not finish) the report that he ………... (ask) her to
do. She quickly ………... (leave) the house to go to work. She ………... (stand) on the
train when she noticed that lots of people ………... (look) at her feet. Then, she ………...
(realise) that she ………... (forget) to put her shoes on. She ………... (wear) her
Slippers.

 Answers
1- Woke
2- ‘d forgotten
3- Was having
4- Rang
5- Hadn’t finished
6- ‘d asked
7- Left
8- Was standing
9- were looking
10- realised
11- ‘d forgotten
12- Was wearing

Unit 3

 C Find phrases in bold to match the definitions below.

1- not pay attention to the things you are supposed to be doing
2- delay (ajob)
3- spend time doing things that aren't important
4- put jobs in order of which is most important
5- do lots of different jobs at the same time
6- complete tasks
7- do jobs just before the time they need to be done
8- do things in advance
9- de careful with your time
10- begin a job

Do you plan your day, or do you prefer to ‘see what happens? A planner will spend the:
night before work making lists, prioritising, and making sure everything is under control.
They arrive early and get started on their first task. A procrastinator, on the other hand,
is more likely to arrive at work just in time, with a coffee and breakfast in their hand and
a stressed look on their face.

When you have a job to do, or you need to meet a deadline, do you:
1- generally do things ahead of time or leave things until the last minute?
2- prefer to get started on a difficult job or put off doing difficult jobs until later?
3- Tend to get distracted easily and waste time or do you use your time wisely and
get things done?
4- write to-do lists and prioritise tasks or do you prefer to multitask?

 Answers
1- get distracted
2- put off
3- waste time
4- prioritise tasks
5- multitask
6- meet a deadline, get things done
7- leave things until the last minute
8- do things ahead of time
9- use your time wisely
10- get started

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 6 Underline the correct alternatives to complete the conversation.

Pete: Hey Dax. What 1 (are you two doing/will you) two do on Saturday night?

Dax: I don’t know. We 2 (might/will) go to the Death City Dread concert. What about you?

Pete: 3 (I'll have/I'm going to have) a bit of a party. My parents 4 (are going/will go) away
for the weekend, so I've asked a few people to come cover to my place. Kris 5 (will
bring/is bringing) his DJ equipment round, so 6 (we're having/ we'll have) music. And
everyone 7( is going to bring/might bring) some food and drink. Euan 8 (will come/is
coming) with a few friends. Do you think you can make it?

Dax: It sounds great. 9 (I’m going to text/ I'll text) Leyla to ask her what she thinks. Then
10 (I'm calling/ I will) call you back to let you know. Is that OK?

Pete: That's fine. 11 (I'll speak/I'm going to) speak to you later. Bye.

 Answers
1- are you two doing
2- might
3- I’m going to have
4- are going
5- is bringing
6- we’ll have
7- is going to bring
8- is coming
9- Mil text.
10- I will call
11- l will speak
 3 A Read sentences 1-6 from the article in Exercise 2A and underline the time
markers.
1- In the near future, we may be able to communicate in any language we choose.
2- In only a year or two the machine, which will be a headset, could come onto the
market …
3- Another big development probably won’t be ready in the short term,
4- … in the long term there is hope that 3D printers will make copies of body parts …
5- Full immersion virtual reality will be with us in perhaps ten to twenty years’ time
6- In the next thirty years, climate change is going to seriously affect traditional farming.

 Answers
1- In the near future
2- In only a year or two
3- in the short term
4- in the long term
5- in perhaps ten to twenty years’ time
6- In the next thirty years

4 A Read the extracts from the article. Are the predictions certain (C) or possible (P)?

1- We may be able to communicate in any language we choose.

2- In only a year or two, the headset could come onto the market.
3- This is likely to save millions of lives.
4- Climate change is going to seriously affect traditional farming.
5- Tower blocks and skyscrapers will have gardens.
  Answers
1- possible
2- possible
3- possible
4- certain
5- certain
 8 Work in pairs. Look at the idioms organised by topic. What do the underlined
idioms mean?

Problems

1 We forgot to pay our taxes. Now we’re in hot water.

2 I said the wrong thing again. I always put my foot in it

Time

3 We’re working against the clock. We have two hours to finish the project.

4 I’m sure we can win this match but we’re running out of time.

 Answers
1- In trouble
2- Say something embarrassing that gets you into trouble
3- Needing to finish something in a short time
4- Not having enough time to finish something

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 9 Look at the idioms organised by key words. Match idioms 1-6 with meanings a)-
f).

Body parts

1- Keep an eye on him.

2- Can you give me a hand?

Food and drink

3- It’s not my cup of tea.

4- it was a piece of cake.

Animals

5- You're a dark horse!

6- I want to get out of the rat race.

A- I don’t like it
B- watch
 C- help me
D- the competitive world of work
E- you have a lot of secrets
F- easy

 Answers
1- B
2- C
3- A
4- F
5- E
6- D

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 1 A Complete the sentences with words from the box.

Wisely – ahead – minute – time – prioritise – multitask – off – distracted – done –

started - deadline

1- It’s late. I really think we should get ………...

2- Why do you always have to leave things until the last ………... ?
3- Sorry, I got ………... by the football on the television.
4- You've got so many things to do. You'll have to ………... and start with the most
important.
5- I worked hard and got a lot of things ………... this morning.
6- I'm afraid they're just wasting your ………...
7- I’d like to get this done ………...of time, so we can go on holiday.
8- | keep putting ………... writing my essay.
9- I'm going to have to stay up all night or I'll never meet the ………... for this work.
10- We won't be here for long, so use your time ………...
11- I think it's better not to but to ………... focus on doing one job at a time.

 Answers
1- started
2- minute
3- distracted
4- prioritise
5- done
6- time
7- ahead
8- off
9- deadline
10- wisely
11- multitask
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 3 A Choose the correct ending in each case, a) b) or d).

1- I might live in a foreign country in the long ………...
(a- time / b- term / c- days).
2- I hope to be retired in twenty years ………...
(a- future / b- ahead / c- time).
3- I will finish this course in a month ………...
(a- or two / b- coming / c- time).
4- I hope to write my autobiography a long time ………...
(a- ago / b- ahead / c- from now).
5- | want to buy a new car in the near ………...
(a- time / b- future / c- term).
6- I'm going to go travelling next ………...
(a- year / b- years / c- future).

 Answers
1- B) term
2- C) time
3- A) or two
4- C) from now
5- B) future
6- A) year

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Unit 3 workbook

 1 A Match 1-5 with a)-e) to make sentences.

1- Will you be able to meet
2- Well I'm ready! Shall we get
3- Do you think she’s going to put things
4- My son always gets
5- I'm going to use my time

A- started and open the meeting?

B- distracted when he’s doing his homework.
C- off? She already has a lot of work to do.
D- wisely and check my luggage while I'm waiting for the taxi.
E- the deadline on this job or will you be late?

 Answers
1- E
2- A
3- C
4- B
 5- D

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Match the sentences in Exercise 1A with the

responses below. Complete the responses with the

words in the box.

ahead / prioritising / multitasking / leave / waste

1- Don't worry. I'll finish. I don’t usually ………... time.

2- Tell him to finish it all ………... of time and then it won't be such a problem.
3- I don't think so. She probably wants to get it done fast and she is pretty good at
………...
4- Good idea as we have limited time. I'd like to start by ………... our most important
tasks.
5- Yes, better not to ………... things to the last minute or you'll miss your flight.

 Answers
1- Waste
2- Ahead
3- Multitasking
4- Prioritising
5- Leave
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3 Underline the correct alternatives to complete the conversation.

A: 1 (Do you go/Are you going) any where this weekend?

B: Yes, we 2 (‘re going/'ll go) up to Edinburgh to see some of the sights.

A: That's nice. Where 3 (are you going/might) you to stay?

B: | don't know yet. 4 (have/'m going to) have a look online later.

A: I've got some friends in Edinburgh, They 5 (might/are going to) have some space. I 6
(“Il give/ ‘m going to) give you their number.

B: Thanks. That's great. What about you? 7 (Do you do/ Are you doing) anything
exciting?

A: No, | think I 8 (’ll spend/’m spending) the weekend watching DVDs.

 Answers
1- Are you going
2- ‘re going
3- are you going
4- ‘m going to have
5- might
6- I’ll give
7- Are you doing
8- I’ll spend

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 5 Complete the predictions with the words in the box.

Term – next – future – in – time - short

1- In the near ………... I'm going to travel around Europe. | just need to save a bit
more money.
2- The economy is weak now, but it will improve in the long ………...
3- In the ………... term we expect our profits to increase by about 3 percent.
4- I’m planning to get married to my boyfriend ………... a year or two. Then weill start
a family.
5- In ten year’s ………... I hope to be a doctor working with children somewhere in
Africa.
6- I'm starting a new job ………... month, If all goes well, I keep working for the
company until I retire,

 Answers
1- Term
2- Short
3- In
4- Time
5- Next