Lesson
6.P
Readirrg
ralf 2!
3b 4L 5a
b1T 2I3F
4F iF
6t
71
aF
c Built entifely .enr.aLly
heared iornerLy known
5parseLy
populated
surprisinglyrelaxing
reasonabLycomfortable
5a I ALLlhe
wderLined sounds are lhesame
(/r/s.hwaJ
2 All the underllnedsounds
are dlfferent/3/,/€1,1J1,/cr/
brD
2S
3S 4S 5D
Review and consolidation
unit 6
Vocabulary
1 1 F!€Fsd€€ independe
n t 2 5}€€*€! sho.k
i
Fi+e have

4 i€#e/rraveL 5
t!+€!g$
into
6 +€ilswander
Present
Perfect Simple and Continuous
2 t has been 2
hasbe.ome
3
hasbeen Leadins/hasled
4
has been appearlns
5
has had
6 helped
7
has
glven
I hasvisited
t
have.Leanylnfluen.ed 10
mel r spo<e
Vocabulary
Vocabulary:
verb
phrases
about
travelling
2!s 2(
3

|
4a 5h
6e
7d
3
5 c
tc
G
4B
E
c
5
T
5D
z
z
E
.a
E G
7B
z
E
E E
B E
z
o 0
U
Vocabulary:
wea,ther
3

o
5 c T 6
R
E
4D
5 6 u S T G
FFFT'
G
E D
5
E T I G
R
0 G
E
T E D
Gra,mnar:
questions
3 1(haoh 2
(didle
3
(dd)i
4 Grow)a 5
(Ddls
6
0^/ho)i
7
(Long)c
3(watb
9(watf
r{Are)d

4I Whovras she taLkrns
to? 2 Doyouknowirthlsismyseat?
3
Canyou teLLme how mu.h ii.ostsr
4
Where didihey takerhe
.ar?
5
couLdlaskyoutoopenthewindow?
6 HorJ doyou lurn
oiithe compute.l
7
Are lhese the cotre.t ans\rers? 8 How Long
have
you
been workinshere?
5
1
Can
you
tell m€ whatyouremarladdress is? 2 could ask
Vou
iflvrhelherG€ham RandaLl
LNes
her€l
3
Doyou knowlrthis
is the.onect
plafform
iorthelrainto Brishtonr

4
d I ke to know
whi.h seats intlre
pLane
have
got
the most Legroom
5
Cai ask
you
f/whether the doctor
isavailabLe now? 6 Can
you
explain
€xactLywhereshe
Lives?
7
Doyou
know how
m!.hrheu.ket5
.ost? a
WouLd
you
telLme who is in .harse?
Lesson 6.3
Listeni]1e
1aA4
B:l C1D5 E2
bt5 z4
jz

4?, st
c l.onsld€red 2
uproot
3
intfigued by
4 $m 5
tehpting
6 to be honest
7
obviousLy
I opportuniues
Gra.mma,r: comparative
& superla.tive adjectives
3 1 more
exciling than 2 The biggesi
I
greaterthan
4
the most expensive
5
isn't as lons 6 the fastest
7
the taLLest
4 I m€:++€ry heavrest
2 l5++ is a bit
3
bad+!* badlyhurt
4
k{€$ Late
5

i5 ft+ is
the rost 6 h€ts
hotter
7
+}+ as
3
q{*€l€+ quite
a Lot
9
F€+€-fn+ farthetrurther io tdl€I
tal!
11
B€€!
weLL 12 F€s++i3
worst
41e
2n
j
a
4r 5.6g
7d
I b
Q11estions
5
lLine
4J
Wh€re w€*riau for
your
hoLidays?
r

Where dld
you go
(Llie
6) who
did
geon
hoLday with
you? )
Whowenton holi.lay
lLlne
3J can askwhat i5+ffi?
r
Can askwhat hername is?
lLlne
roJ Could
you
tell mewhard€€5rlefora
Living?
r
whatshe
(Lne15J
can
you
telLme is+!+ririell
J
lrlwh€tlrershe
s Bntsh
lLne17)
l-low lons5+€
hsLived hefe?

t
has she Lived herel
lLlnel9J
l'd llke to knowwlrere
dld
y€!+€€++s
+
whefeyou
lLne
251Would
you
teLlne how Lois di+j€sit'ay in Florida?
J
Voca.burary
6l move 2off
3
abroad
4
emigrated
5
around 6set
7
home
a off
9
away 10
walked
Compa,ra,tive
& superlative
adjectives and

adverbs
7 !A,/BXa/
2A/8,/Ct
3A/BrCX
4AXAta/
5
A/BXC,/
6 A,/6,/4,/
7
p,tB,/C./
I
AtrB./CX
81for 2 have
3ma<e
4
without
5back
6lensths
movilg/
Unit 7
Excess
LeasoD
7.1
Listening
1a 1
Three. 2 whichtake-awav
restauEnt
ro so to.
3
To

goto
rhe Chinese
take awav
blAli.e
2 Bei
3Toh
4
ALice
tBen
6ALce
TBen
c Feeling
very hungry:
staruing,
Eveious, t.ouLd
eara norse
Posltive
opinion:
yummy,
deti.ious,
scrumptious
Negative
opinion:
not ioo
keen on,disgusring,
geasv,ro
be
sickot
Gramna,r:
courta,ble

a,rld uncouitable
nours
z7c
2B
3A
4C 53
6A
7A
SC
9A
roC
37A,/8./
2A,/B/
lA,/8,
4A;(8,/ 5A/Bt
Vocabulary:
food
and cooking
4a
an eLectrlc.ooker
griLled
sausages
grated
cheese
a wooden
spoon atalenred
cook
a compLicat€d.€.
pe
s.ranbLed

egss
a.hina
plare
sourmiLk
a rryins
pan
b l
srated
cheese
2 an ele.rriccookef
3
griLtedsausases
4
scrambLed
egg
5
atalented.ook
6 soufmitk
Lesson
7.3
Listerdng
la
l
soldn^sh
2dos
3
snake
4
horse
S.ars

b ldog
2ho6e
3fish
4dog 5
horse
6.ats
c Ways
aninals move:
trot, dart,
crawl
Places
arimals live:
rank, stable, kennel
Aninal
ch.raderisti6:
sinuous,
ptayfut,
sentte
Gram]nar:
havelg€t
so}Jaething
done
2 t hasherhairdo.e
2 hashis.arwashed
I
hav€their
h!-
dodi
ed
4

hds he.e
"v"\
tp.rpc
5
hds hi. btood
p-"\,
u
-
.rrecked
6
have oIrboiler setoned
3 1 The
bassotlen
behjnd- 2
Linda has hercLorhes
wd5,
eu
(bythe
maid).
3
I
have my
pon
foNarded
(to
me).
4
\4illyou
ser
yourhancutthjs

week?
5
Howoften
do
you
haveyourwindows
.leaned?
6 shouLd have
myhomeworkdone
bysixo
cLocK.
Vocs,bularyr
a,nima,ls
a,nd
anima,l exllressions
4
Lesson
7.2
Reading
bid
2l3a
4g 5.6
c lvaLuabLe
2a€ue
3
val
6
masterpie.€s
7
re.ession

a
Vocabulary:
verb phrases
about mooey
2 r €nfd receipt
2 barg3ti
djs.ounr
3
hag€+Febidding
4
w€rt+ afford
5
biddius haggLing
6 €r4€Cworth
GrarrErar: passives
3 1 was
created 2
was raken over
3
had start€d
4
scored
5
oBanised
6 had been
soLd
7
were
invired B was
luugrr

4
?-hd,ad
)ro!arpt{ 1.oa,.r
8no.'rrd. I
.pne.dl
ri.l
o ound!
qpe_rdFd
bdrl\'.
4Irp
-plha\dDF"1
cutoutthe
blanks are
heated in
a furnace.
5
The btanks
are
washed while
theyare
being heated./White
rhey afe beins
redLeo
|re
blanG arewashed.
6
each cojn is stampedwith
a
Darcrn
on

borrsrde.
7-F.o
\a",ooedJ-o
ou'pa.
a ne.o:nsdre
disrributed
torhe banks
Writing^Iow
to: a letter
ol complaint
L
5
5
5H
LI
es
;i
o
!
o
5
0
E
L
o
G L E
R
E
5
5

L
Pronunciation
51.ow
2 beak
3
rtgef
4
eagte
5fuf
Review
and
consolidation
unit ?
Vocabularl.
l l Luxury
2 eitravasant
j
fa.fet.hed
4
spendins
5
overpriced
6 extra la€e
Countable
al1d
rEcountable
nouns
Z
1lu3€ass
luggase

2 /
3
Riiy
much
4
{R+te atifle
5
a-rot5
aLotoRaLoG
6
iF* atifle
7./
a
aspagheftioR
(somel
spaghefi
9
f€+
afew o R!+
manv
4
follow hk L€ad
5
impact
!a*ril
slo!olpt
qbou'ano!
"prone
bouq- in\o,,
Vlhen

got
home wasshocked
ro
find
thar itdid norwo.k,
especiaLLy
as itcost€25o,
lwould
be
sratefuLifyou
could send me anotherphone
lfrhisis
nolpo$ibL€,
wouLd lik€ a fuLLrefund
ofmV money
as soon as
look foryard
to hea.ngiroh
Vou
Vocabriary
3
Vocabulary
rB
a E
G
.B
T E
J c T
E G E T R
.R

E B
E L L
B s G E
tr
T
c
E c E
55
E E T
3 1 i's hishtime
yo!
moved to a brss€r rLar 2 Y.u'd bener take
an umb.eLla
3
d €thergo tothe.lnema
4
lt! about tine
John
so1
a betler.omputel
5
WouLd
you
Li(e me to bflng my camera/
WouLd
you
rathe. broushr mV.ameraT 6 d rathershe didni
smoke
7
ld rather notvorkat theweekend 3 Youd better

Vocabula,ry:
descdbing
pexsonality
4
4lbargain 2 afford
I
hassLins
4
receipt
t
biddlns
6 dls.ount
7
worlh a refund
5 I €45o has been debited trom
your.redit.ard
2 13l(B
po4
o- otro! u"do,!.'q
,. Ivo
in"",
beingsenl
by enail
4
Youf t.ket5 wlLL be sent by i-fst cLass
post
5
Yo!.passpodmustbe
broughttochec(in onehourbefore
departure 6 Ihe date

and time of
your
iLrslrts.annol b€.hansed
7
seais can be
pre
booked on thewebslte 3 Smoklnsjs not
allow€d on
anyGoAwayTraveLnights
9
(4eah
may be
Durchased
o t"odr" ro
"
F. o
""Fo
d".r .dFd
have
I
g
et so',trethi're' done
6lhad 2
sot/been 3
(dry.ldeaned
a
have/sel
5
repaired/fired/m€nded 6
sot/was 7 setr'have

I done
9
taken/p nted/.opied io hav ng/getung
Lesson a.2
Listening
1a t
Theyare ih a
sym
2 she ls a trainef/ftness
instru.tor
3
To
get
rit, Loseweightand inprove hls eneGy Le!els
blsx 2fve
I
awfully
4slil 5
r€eLs 6
enersy
7
Letlrargic/t
red a nutr lion
cr onDdi' 2
Far'd
3d. 4 9.
Ipo-""
Vocaburary:
adjectives a,nd intensifiers
2 See ans\veis to Er

tb
beLolv
Pronunciation
3a 1 When the.hlLdren
sot
ba.k fromthe
park
theywere absoluteLv
Ill\.
2
cLare was!e4\devastat€d wh€n she heard rhe news
b I Saturdavs
same
is
absoLutelv
!tq!for
our hopes oi
promotion
2 aLways feeLIe4!!hunsrvafterswimmins
3
l often reeLlelllytledatthe
eid of the day.
4
leirywas
absolutelvdevastatedwhentheiactorycLoseddown
5
Suzanne
was absoLutelv -"xhausted afterthe race
6
PoorJolHesEqlly

4!q!about
his exam resuLts
7
what'sthereto eat? Im
absoLut€ly
5tarvinel
a Ta<e
your
rine to de.ide This i! aEqlqimponant
Gramlnar: reported
speech
4 1 Ahanda sussested rakins
a shortbrea<then
3
Amanda
expLalied
(that)
it usuaLLy takes/t.ok aboutrhree months
to
set
fft
4
stevon
admitted
(lhatl
hewas suLLeaunsdesserts
5
slevei asked
(Amand,
i?whetheishe ha.lpreparedthat

nutfltion
srreet ror
him 6 Amanda
prohisedto
d! ir the folowinsweek
51C 2A
3B 4B 5A
6A
7C
BB
9B
10A
6rVbo
"
usq-
"osoi'so
or"
eo
,Jo
explained
thathecouLdn'tcohebe.ause h€ had to
work
that
even ns
3
The
chiLdren
piomised (tha0
th€ywouLd never do it/that
again

4
Th€ llreguard
warned
(usl
thatsw mhing there c.uLd
beverydanserous
5
[4ana
adm]tted that she hadn't done her
hornework
6 The .ustomer d€. ded
to takethe smaller nodel
Unit 8 Success
Lesson
a.1
Reading
1a1D 2F
3A
4Ft 5B
6E
brF 2T
jT
4T 5F
6T
7F
aT
muLtinational
3
€rtra La|se
4

uncomfortabLe
ove{lred
7
ex boyfriend 8 nonotonous
bDn
in
Patbanda.vtetten lndia
rc(uned ta lntlid, aetetnined ta
liqht
against .aloniolism
t n d ta
ga
i n ed i n d epe n d e nee
ossassinated
by o Hindu
fonatic
Gramnrar: rt's
21A 2B
3B 4B 5B
6A
7A
aa
T E c
2E
rH
E
s
4D
o
0 T E D

le
E N
R
,D
T E T o
T
o
T G o G c
T
I
T
T lv D E D
Lesson
4.3
Reading
1a1e
2b
3a
4c Sd
b 1
tbis+€i+S next
month 2 er@p6cricaL
3
Ssnin€
4
rn{i5computer
5
sdaughter 6
+h€+arei+s Ryde
7

olrl€+
younger
I rsmosr
cle 2h
lb 4j sa
6d
7i
af
9c
7og
Gxammar:
hard
and ha.rdlr
ZlhardLy 2
hafdlyever
3
hard
4
hardLyanyone
5
hardLyever 6 hard
7
hardlyanywhere
I haidlyantrhtig
t
hardLy
tu hardlyanyone
S l hafdlyanyone
2 hard
I

hardLy
4
hardLyever
5
hardLyanything
6 hard
How
to:
giv6 yorrl
opinion
4lthink
2 concehed
3
beLieve
4fof 5
Firstly 6if
Review
and consolidation
unit 8
Voca,bula,rJr
11f 2d
3h
4a 5c
6s
7e
8b
Itb
timeltd ntherryd
better
21time

z rarher
3
heh/about
4
betrer
5
wouLd/d
6
phon€d/€LLed/spoketo/rans
7
had/d I Would
Vocabulary
Slearth
2 headstrons
3
oltgoing
4
manipulative
5wtty
6 doormat
Z
p.oactive
3 cenrre
9
seLi^sh o opinionated
4 t
upser 2/
!.lean
4
tiny

5
hal 6,/
7
fa\tta
e
a /
t
happy
ro freezins
Repoded speech
5 1
ICI{that)
the doctorwas
sick that dav so he couldn'l
see
me 2
lElto
do ailtheexefclses
on
page65
orthe
Workbook,
3
[Hlgoihsto
the cinema on Friday evenjng
4 [A]
not
to touch those
plates
because

theywere
very
hot
5
lstealinsthe
moiey/(that) he
hadstolen the money.
6
[B]whefe
my
passpodwas
7 [Gl
jrlwhether
I was
feelns
aL
sht-
a
ljllo
have thespagheftiBolognese-
9 [Dlto
be ar rrre
anportiwo hou.s
before ourdeparture
ro
[F](thao
shewoutd
pay
ba.kthe
loan within

six months
haxd alnd
hatdly
6rB 2A
3B
4C 5C
6A
7B
aA
9C
oB
Vocabulaqr
7 !
look,to 2 cut,on
3looking,lo 4
put,with
3
Lurre,
with 6
get,
with
7
made,
for I catch, with
Unit I
Crime
l€sson
9.1
Vocabulary:
law and insur€flce

la
1
.€+ii!-d
<"1.en
ed 2
',iMdr.on
3
*nr€r€,ued
4
psrs
fraud
5
s*d
convicted 6
e,uarai+s
app€al
7
irssprem
um 3 aPpeel
suarantee
blof 2for
lto 4for
Reeding
2a,7F
2D
jc
b t Whatdoescruise.ontroLdo?
2 Why did the Mr G6zinski
step into the ba.kofthe
motorhome?

3
Wharinjuries
did
hesuffer
frcm?
4
Why
did KaraWalton cLihblhroush the
windowofrhe
Ladies toilet?
5
Howmuch compensation was
she awarded? 6
How Longhad retrence Di.ksonS
career as a
bursLarlasted?
7
Whywas
he trapped in the
garase
for€ight
dav<:
A Who. did l'F livF
on wr Le
Lewa\trappdd 'hd
sd
ds"
c Vehicles:,
urse coilol,d'i"reraror,spe"o,
npn,

orn"
,
r
anud.
lniurles/Ham: r.hqeo,le.,
o.otp, Lnorlpd
ou
,
\tarydivn
Legrt.ourt,
awarded,.ompensation,
expenses,
jury
GraJnnlarr
sequencing
devices
3 1 Havinsto
ned the motoRay,
heserrhe ctuisecontrolat6s
mplr
and
decided to step
into the ba.kofrhe
moror homero nake
himself
a cupolcotree.
2 wlrile
strugglingto
setrhroush
the window

she lellto
the fLoor and knocked our
herrwo front reeth.
3
After
€ntering
the
sarase
from
the house he realised
rhe doorcould not be
414 28
3
A
44 5B
6A
5 1 HavingtoLd
his bestfrend,
Daveannouiced the new5
to his
colleagues
2 Altergettiigup,
lrewentinto theviLlaseto
gersome
lood
3
Theywarched
the midnisht
move beforegoingto bed
/

Before
goingtobed,rheywatchedthemidnishtmovie
4
Wh
L€
Ghewat
wa!.hjnglvSurinda
heard asrrangesuuro
/
Surinda
heard a strangesound
whileshewas wat.hinsTV.
5
We w€nt
to the computer shop
after readlng lots of.onsumer
repo.ts-/After
.eading lots ofcoisumer reports,
w-a weni to the
.onpulefshop.
5 Haviigmissed the bus,lackie
hadto
getatai.
7
My
uncle started anewbusiness
afterhe had
sone
toAmerica
/

'avine
sone
o
Aror'ra,
nyLr.le,.dted
a
-pw
o :1*.
I
lhe
kids usualLywatchTV
ioran houraftsdoing
thenhomewo ./
Aftei doing
ihejfhomework,the
kids usualLy wat.h TV for
an hour
Lesson
9.2
Grammar:
musthrig.h
tl cal't ha.ve
11f
2a
t
h
4c 5b
6€
7d
8g

2 I
somebody hust have
watered theh 2 slre
mighrnor have
feceived
the lnvitatjon.
j
He canthaveSoheout.
4
Theymust
have left
already.
5
Th€y.an
thave Leftthe country. 6 He
mighl
frave forgotten
totakeftwith hih.
7
Maria
must have
Fassed
rhe
exam,
a You husthave
forgorien to brinsir_
3lmishrhave
2 musthave
3
musthave

4
can'thave
5
mighthave
6
might have
7
hust have
I can t have
Vocabulary:
conlpourld
adjectives
4 1lV o, l*ood
\
r'oo
"
acpd 2 '-e(.o(oa-aLa[-
.
home-made.
3
]v!yssterworks parttime
4
The
projectwas
time.consuming.
S
Elrzabeth
issingle hinded
6 twant a
on€

wayticketto HongKong
7
had a last hinutechange
of
mind
I Thereb a brand newho5pitaLhere
Listening
5a1B
2C
3c
4A
5A
b ! download
2 ln6vel
3
o. behalfof
4
pbporrion
c l onbehalfoi
2looklike
!
download
4
sortof
j
unhvel 6
proportion
4F
5F
61

7I
aF
4e 5h
6c
7b
af
Grfinma,r:
relative
claus€s
2 11A28
2 tB 2a
31A28
41A28
3 1
^4irahdas boylriend,
who lives inAthens,
rs adocror
2 The
house L'h li;insin
isove'" Luna,.a
y"l'i
"ra
j
e,tr,,'
Conai DoyLe,who
was S.oftish,
was born in 1359.
4
The
govemhent,

wfr ich
was
ele.tEd lasryear,
has intbduced a new
tax
5
0urlocaLhospital,whi.h
isveryold,
is aboutto be closed
down
6 The
s
rlwe mei on holiday
s.oF ngro sray next weekend
7
(pieLbe
gt
n"r filn,
whic_ l\a*
va(
"rad,
*d)
tanro
r
I The hotelwe
stayed n La5tsummerhad
a heatedswinm
ngpool
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9.3

Reailing
la3
biT
2T
3T
ru
til
!il
ltl.
4a
seltences 1 and
3:
pause
marks
arc.oiie.t
b€.aus€ we
pause
at tlre begrnnrng
and end oinon defnlns r€lativ€ cLauses
Sentehce 2: the
pause
markis notconectbecause we don t
pause
at
the beginning ofdefining
reLauve clauses
b I We found our .ar
(
),
wh

ch had
been
towed away
two hours
eand[),althepolice.dpound
2 twas our.arthat rrad been
towed away.
j
The
poLice
took the car
(
l,
whi.h had been blocking
soheone'ssate
(
),to
the carpoundin LennafdStreet
4
Thjsis
lhe
gate
that our.ar was blocking
when itwa5 toqed
aw:
Review
and consolidation unit I
Vocabulary
1
Unit 10 Memories

Lesson 10.1
Listening
b r Germany :
qua[fied
3
Vienna
4
magnelism
5
Paris
6
arlstocfats
7
kins 3 enr€rtained
9
fo(ed ro 1315
clA 2D
3A 4D 5C
6B
7B
aC
Voca,bulaxy:
belief and opinion
2ltlatof
2 s€€r+ks.epti.al
ji5
4
€{}}rgler]e
coivln.ed
5

€+that 6
ei4
giv
ns
Gra,mmar: re{lexive pronouns
318 2C
9A 4c 5A
6C
7A
8C
9A
10B
4 l
Dairen cuthihselfwhile he was
sardening
2lmadethecakE
hyseLr
3
\leve made alLthe aftnsements .lrselves
4
Mandy
and Sylvia
sent text messages to each other
5
l\
y
.enrraL heatins_
lurns itseLfon automaucaLLy
ifthe tenpehture drops 6 The
Bensons

oftei send
pa.kas€s
to themselveswhen theyafe abroad
7
Drd
you paintthls plct!fe yourseLn
3 lsabeLworks for
herseLr
How to: ask
about other
people's
views
5 I
Do
you
have any stronsfeeLrnss
aboutpolLution?
2 llow do
you
feeLabout
poverty?
3
Areyou fororagainst
ttre
death
penaLty?
4
What are
yourvlews
on fad rood?

5
What do
y.u
thrnk oldivo.ce?
Lesson 10.2
Reading
biF 2F
lT 4F sI
6F
7F
aF
c 1 freshLy bak€d 2 optimisti.
3
pick
up
4
.ash resGter
5
sublly
6 oliadory orsans
7
evo.ailve
I harness
Vocabulary:
advertisirg
2 1 sLosan 2 makes
3
dassiRed ad
4
larset marker

3
(maln
stres underlined)
ThrFe
5vllables. o F i".,
.orer-
,qgo41.pdr
d\'o
Four rvllables:
q-
q:
"
'
i
orro,,
poft
:,lp-"
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,
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gerunds
and infinitives
4 1
suggesl 2
joinins
f
w.
trns
4
her to

get
5
imasine 6
speaking
7
hiss a to.ome
5r 28 2132A
j
1B2A
4
28
Lesson
1O.3
Readtug
1a1D
2F
3A 4G 5B
(norneeded
c,E)
b 1 Whalrs removed
iromloel's mind in th€ fiLF?
2 Wnaico
memorymanas€ment drugs
cause?
3
How many orftese druss
lslhe
FDAcuiientLy testing?
4
Fowdoes

De(ei Brown
pur
ideas
lnto
p€op
es
minds?
5
Fowcan
peopLe
be
persuaded
to cairy oui
lnstrucuonswithouiquesuon?
6 Whathas resear.h
shown us?
"nr
',
i
.o
'
po
d.
4
."."
5
anazed 6 manipulation
7
orders 3
caryout

9
p.opaganda
r wh
m
Sequencing devices
2lleavrng
2seen
30n 4Aftef 5ran
6 bookins
7
Livins
I
Navrng
9
iinkhlns o learned
'llrlstl'night
lcan't have
3lmusthave 2 mlsthave
3
musthave
4
can'tlrave
5
mlght lrave
6 mlghthave
Vocabula,rT
4 t home-made
2 band new
3
one.way

4
part-time
5
left handed
6 last minure
7
time.onsumins
3 slisle minded
9
middle aged rc so calLed
Rela,tive clauses
5 1 lMy bfothe( who works
in Cadiff, is an opera
singer
2
Jenny,
who/whom ltold
you
aboutlastweek,
is
gefr
ng
nanied
3
/
4
The chiLdren thavwho didnt
Fass
rh€ r€st rrad
to take ilagain

5
0urcar, whlch w€ boughtlast
yeaf,
has been
stoLen fron oursarase
6 The RLm thatwas on TV Last nightwas
absoLuleLy fascinating
7
/
8
[4V.olleasu€, who showed !s how
to usethe.omFuter,
has been
prohoted
to the LosAiseLes oince
6 z ltbelongedtoanoldLadywhodied
I
When
wasyouns
'!"od
dd,,r
o-
""
h" .
"
lo^"d n" ro
pL/
ln hergafdei
4
The

gafden,
which was huge, had loG ofLemon
trees
5
used to
pi.k
the lemons ftom the treesthatgrew
there
6
lhe
oLd Lady used
the Lemons
(thao
had
ptrked
to
make
Vocabdary
7Ll 27
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q)eaking
2
Gramllrar:
ff
structures (p)
3ai.2r
3d
4a 5s
6e
7h
sb
b lmxed
2
zero
3rhnd
4
se.ond
5
mixed
41 fwe
hadn t
sone
ro rhe saLes,
we woutdn,r have
bought
an lndedibLy
cheap safa,
2 CharL€swouLdn
rhave lvers
ept

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1 breor
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ro
r
ol nic d drr o!
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q F
pLanls
water, trrevsrow.
4
ftgota
pay
se, twouLd
be abLeto
5Dor'l'"
eqe"aor'".
.erer|
FowerfaiLure
6 Provided
you pay
by
oedjr cafd, wewjtLsve
,o oquod
t.p
7You,qIha.ddpdfrunte\'nd
Fiqoo
o_
odin. a

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Review
and
consolidation
unit lO
Vocabula,ry
l l un.onscious
2d6javu
3
rrust
4
premonjrion
5mind
6
willpower
7
sub.onscious
B
persuasion
Reflexive
pronous
2 1i+he6eLr
2 hiF5elf
hrm
3
6ths other
4,/ 5
erE€l+ourseLves
5

r!€s5€]!€ them
7
,, 3
repaired tu
repairedthe
broken chan myseLf
VocabuiarT
3 1 ram
convin.ed
thatJimmy
is
guiltyofrhe.rime.
2 EmjLy is
In
favour
oflonger
Frison
senten.es
forcrintiats.
3
reckon
she
oeP
4l\do
^d\)bete\adr
or
ppopt"
,
5
<o1"

pol:
:a-
"r- "e"
\t
"
n"^
tax 6 r'n
scepticalabout
hypnosis
4
Gerunds
and hfiaitives
5 r
o.ol",r .,
2 to
. 1o,
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r
.pp /
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v"Ta6<
4
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5
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b
9
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reo.dn
a o!d.ptu(.
9
da io q
Vocabulary
61d
2a
rl4s
5l
6c
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rf
structures (2)
718
2a
3
B
4A 5B
6A
7A
Bc
9[
rB
Vocabulary
a l
intelLisence
2
p:Ehotogkt

3
subconkious
4
rhqir
5
responsibiriry
6 definit4y
7
chans€bLe
I nece*ary
9
generous
1o o(asionally
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