49.1 49.2 49.3 49.4 49.5 50.1 50.2 50.3 50.4 $1.1 51.2 51.3 51.4 SLS 51.6 52.1 52.2 52.3 Unit 49 1 latte, milkshake, hot chcolate, smoothie 2 bagel, panini, toastie, baguette, wrap 3 cupcake, muffin, waflle 2eappuccino 3 croissants 4 decaf S milkshake 6 smoothie 7 vegetarian 2e 3a 4c 5d 2large 3 panini 4 muffin 5 takeaway Your own answers Unit 50 Religious places are: temple, cathedral, mosque 2 sightseeing 4 packed 6 lost 8 goout 3 attractions/sights 5 explore/visit 7 market 2 packed 4 greatilovely time 6 guidebook 8 magnificent 3 plenty to do 5 worth seeingyvisiting 7 monuments 9 look round Your own answers Unit 52 Any four of these: sunbathe, suntan, sunburn, sunscreen, sunblock, sun cream 2e 3¢ 4a 51 6b 2 sunbathing 3 surfing 4 diving 5 windsurfing. 2b 3a 4c 5ce Gb 2 recommend 4 protection/shade 6 stroll/walk 8 gofor/have 3 risk 5 breeze 7 shade Possible answers: 1 Igo to seaside resorts in the south-west of England, and sometimes the south of France, or the coast ‘of Spain near Barcelona. | usually go once or twice a year. 2 tgo for a swim; that's all 3 No, Idon'tlike sunbathing. It’s boring and | get sunburn easily. 4 No, don’t get a suntan easily and Ihave had sunburn in the past. ! might use sunscreen on my face. usually weara T-shirt or sit inthe shadeif it is very hot. 5 I like to gofor adrinkand then have ameal. Unit 52 ‘Types of TV programme: documentary, soap opera, chat show, series published 4 Channel 5 celebrities /well-known E(t lele SIEIR ele |P|o} slola 2. Ic A s Tr English Vocabulary n Use Pre-intermediate and intermeds ar Scanned with CamScanner2s 52.4 52.5 53.1 53.2 53.3 53.4 54.1 54.2 54.3 54.4 54.5 54.6 55.1 55.2 55.3 2 reporters/journalists 5 says/said 8 According: forecast 6 review 9 soap 7 adverts/advertisements 10 reality Possibleanswers: 1 Ithink there are about ten national newspapers in England. 2 Atleast two only come out on Sunday: The Observer and The People. 3 Iread the front-page stories, the sports pages, the reviews, and anything that looks interesting, 4 Iwatch the news and the weather forecast every day. Programmes | enjoy are documentaries and some drama series. Inever watch soap operas, Unit 53 1 Igavehim a ring; trang him 2 Possible answers: the line was engaged, you rang the wrong number, Tom was out / wasn't in 3 Any three of these: a mobile number, an emergency number, the wrongnumber, a home phone /landline number 2 calling T message 12 Its 3 Mynameis 8 answerphone 13 through 4 putting 9 out /notin 14 engaged 5 Isthat 10 phone/ring/call (you) back 15 on 6 Speaking 12 Isthat 2 kiss 5 as soonaspossible 8 thanks 3 seeyou 6 foryourinformation 9 boyfriend 4 in my opinion 7 laughing outloud 10 you Your own answers Unit 54 2h 3a 4g 5b 6d TH Be 2laptop 3 keyboard 4 spacebar S username 6 password paste 3 copy 4 print Scut 6 open an existing document 7 save 2harddrive/disk virus 4laptop —S password 2backup 3stored:backup/copy install Screatefopen; menu 6 virus: anti-virus, Possible answer. Ihave a PC and | use the operating system Windows 10 on it. My computer has a S00GB hard drive 0 I can store lots of data, particularly photos. I've recentlyinstalled software that will help me make my family tree.| have anti-virus software too, which is very important. I'm currently running Microsoft Word. Unit 55 de 3a 4c Sf 6d 2 Internet Service Provider 6 Emails that you do not want, usually advertisements 3 Access to email and other services 7 Zacat hotmail dot com 4 Browsers 8 They discuss things and share information about 5 Aparticular subject or their everyday lives. themselves, 2 immediately:essential $ attachment; checked 8 regularly 3 dick link 6 download; download; clips 4 access 7 anti-virus Engiish Vocabulary in Use Presntermedate ond intermediate Scanned with CamScanner55.4 56.1 56.2 56.3 56.4 57.1 57.2 57.3 57.4 57.5 57.6 Possible answers: 1 Luse the Interneta lotfor my work. | use the BBC websitea lot, and | read newspapers online. 2 Idon'thavea blog, but | occasionally read other people's. 3 I don't download much stuff from the internet. 4 Lwatch video clips on Youtube: sporting events, comedy clips, etc. lalso watch TV on the Internet. 5 Idan'tuse social networking sites at all Unit 56 criminal murderer murder thief steal/take robber burglar thefi/steal; crime/offence; jail/prison; get away/escape; hit/attack 2amest 3 innocent 4 murder 5 offence 6 fine 7 crime 8 punished 2 stealing 6 worth 10 robbery 7 escape / get away 1 court 8 arrested 12 guilty 9 dotectives / the police 13 prisonjail 2 political 3 beliefs 4 powerful 5 reduction 6 politicians “ATS ]O[vTEJATe Je Tlelaloleye] Elcloletriely clulr Tlalx Tole lel cly ‘S|g|P| Pol Rr ‘ulnlFlaliTe] 2 They voted forher. 3 Elections are held every five years. 4 They will provide hospitals with more money. OR They will provide more money for hospitals. 5 It'sasecret ballot. 6 The system treats everyone equally /fairly / the same way. T Our policy is to provide care for old people / the elderly. 2 constituencies 5 vote 8 government 3 political 6 parliament 9 Prime 4 Elections 7 party Your own answers Your own answers English Vocabulary in Use Pre-ntermediate and intermediate 229 Scanned with CamScanner230 58.1 58.2 58.3 58.4 58.5 58.6 59.1 59.2 59.3 59.4 59.5 Unit 58 2fun 3few 4now Sson 6 comfortable 2a 3d 4e 5b 2 recycle 5 Save 8 reduce 3 waste 6 switching/tumning 9 Take 4 top 7 Plant 2 create 7 environment 3 result 8 destroy 4 effects 9 efficient 5 flood 10 Energy 6 drought; occurring/happening recycle recycling solve ‘solution waste waste reduce reduction | destroy destruction support ‘support est cenistence suffer suffering Possible answers: 1 You can certainly see changes in theclimate. The weather seems more extreme: more hot weather, more wet weather, etc. 2 We have to put our household rubbish in different containers every week so that more things are recycled, e.g, one container for newspapers; one for bottles, tins and plastic; one for garden rubbish, ete, 3 Yes, I waste energy. I leave lights on and taps running; but | only use the car for essential journeys, 4 could turn off taps and lights, drive a smaller car, and do things to the house to make it more energy- efficient. Climate change worries me when I think about it. Unit 59 dieisa verb warisa noun attack isa noun and verb defendisa verb deathisanoun escapeisa noun and verb shootis a verb hideisa verb 2 shot S exploded; killed 8 delend (protect is also possible) 3 hide 6 searching 9 camying 4 escape /get away 7 destroyed 2 battle 5 dead 8 cany 3 both are correct 6 bothare correct 9 shot 4 destroyed 7 died 2 soldiers iarmyis possible) 6 killed 3 enemy Tamy 4 bomb 8 took place 5 violent destruction, e.g. The bomb caused a huge amount of destruction, explosion, e.g. The explosion happened outside the main gates. defence, e.g. The army are responsible for the defenceof the nation. English Vocabularyin Use Prentermediate and intermediate Scanned with CamScanner60.1 60.2 60.3 60.4 60.5 61.1 61.2 61.3 61.4 61.5 62.1 62.2 Unit 60 2in 30n 4have Stor 6same 2by 3until 4since Stor Gduring 7for 8in 9 since 2 along time ago/ ages ago 4 recentlyflately 6 for the time being 3 theother day 5 forages 2 fortnight 4 1963; 50 610 2:19; 20 57 719605, Possible answers {from a Spanish man} 11 I've been in my present job for ayear. 2 It takesme halfanhourto get to work. 3 Atypical working day for me lasts about seven hours. ! work from 9:30am to 1.30 pm, then | havea long lunch break (siesta) and work again from 5 pm to 8 pm. 4 I've been studying English since 2099, but Istopped for three years during 2011-2014. '5 Ihaven't spoken English since 11 o'clock this morning. 6 1 saw my cousin Rafa the other day. 7 Nowadays I don't go to the gym as much as | used to. 8 One day | hope to be a very successful architect. Unit 61 2 twoand a half 3 two thousand, three hundred and forty-five 4 nought point twotive 5 one million, two hundred and fifty thousand 6 ten point nought/oh four 7 forty-seven per cent 8 thetenth of September (OR September the tenth) 9 nine four oh/zero, double three eight 10 minusfive degrees Celsius (OR five degrees below zero] 11 in rineteen ninety-six 12 twenty twelve (OR two thousand and twelve) 2 twenty thousand 5 the thirty-first of August/ August the thirty-first 3 the seventh of June /Junethe seventh _6 seven twothree, six oh/zero nine 4 two hundred and twenty 2 majority 3 minority 4 calculator 5 up;work 6 stuck 2seventytwo 3 sity 4 five 5 three 6 fifteen Possible answers: 1 Nineteen eightyeight 4 June the sixth 2 Onemetreeighty 5 About eighty thousand 3 My building is number twenty-one, 6 I think it’s about thirty-seven degrees. and Ilive in flat three. Unit 62 {quite) shallow. 5 it's huge/enormous. (quite) narrow. 6 it'stiny. 4 he's (quite) tall. 2 What's the depth of the lake? 6 What'sher height? 3 Howhigh is the mountain? 7 How long/wideisthe pitch? 4 What's the height of the mountain? 8 What'sthe length/width of the pitch? 5 Howtall isshe? English Vocabularyin Us 21 Scanned with CamScanner22 63.1 63.2 63.3 63.4 63.5 64.1 64.2 65.2 65.3 Possible answers: 1 It’s just round the comer. 5 No,itisn't far, 2 I's about amile away. 6 Yes, (its) quite along way - about twenty miles. 3 I’sjust down the road. 7 About fifteen minutes’ walk. 4 No,not far. 8 Aboutten minutes’ walk. Unit 63 oD shape ‘bell, lag, bucket, ladder 2a 3e 4b Sf 6c 2 ared chair 4 a purple shirt 6 anavybluehat 3 around mirror 5 asquare table 2aprawn 3abucket 4 ladder 5themoon 6 bones Possible answers: 1 No.1 don’t think they tooknice. 2 thavea pink top, a purple skirt, a navy bluejumper and navy blue jeans. 3 Iegota T-shirt with different-coloured stripes and a skirt with thin blue and black stripes. 4 Ivegot nothing made from fur, but Ihave got two silk dresses. 5 Ive got several pairs of leather shoes and some leather bags. unit 64 2eare 3far Anew Scup Grn 7 want 2 apacketofspaghetti 6 ajugof water 3 abowlof fruit 7 aboxofmatehes 4 ajar of coffee 8 abarof soap acertonof milk, 9 abagofapples ajar ofjam 6 atube of toothpaste apacketofcigarettes 7 avase of flowers aconofcola 8 apacket of biscuits bunch 5 sheet/piece/bit 8 couple slices/pieces/bits 6 drop/spoonful_ 9. contents dozen T plenty/lots 10 several 5 2 3 4 5 acarton of milk (or abottle of milk) 2 3 4 2 apples 3 apairof 4 biscuit 5 crisps 6 shirts Unit 65 ‘m terribly sorry /1 beg your pardon Iwas held up/ there was a delay don'tworry /never mind 2 Not 4 Im; cancelled: problem 3 keep; long: right 5 kind Possible answers: 2 Iimsorry I'm late but loverslept. 3 Oh,thank you very much. That's very kind of you. 4 Imsorry to disturb you. 5 Excuse me, have to take an important phone call. 6 Imsorry to keep you waiting. |won't be long. I'm sorry I'm late but! got held up / delayed in traffic. 8 Imust apologise for not sending the information we promised you. Unfortunately Engsh Vocabulary in Use Preintern 7 bunch 6 apologise: Never 7 beg Scanned with CamScanner65.4 66.2 66.3 66.4 67.1 67.2 67.4 68.2 68.2 68.3 1 I'm sometimes late for class. !have to apologise to my teacher and say why I'm late. Ususally t's, because I miss the bus. 2 L apologised to my friend as | spilt water on one of her books. I said that Iwas sorry and offered to buy her a new one. 1 didn't givean excuse. Unit 66 A: Bo you like to go out this evening? Would B: I'm afraid but | haven't gotany money. A: That's OK. I'l pay. How about go to seea film? going B: No, | think Id rather to stay in. thave todo some homework. ‘A: Why youdon't do your homework this afternoon? don't you B: I'm busy this afternoon. A: Well, we could to go tomorrow. B: Yeah, t's. greatidea. thot’s 2d 3a 4e 5f 6b 1 ming 3 wondering: problem 5 mind; ahead 2 possibly; course 4 fancy;mind; con’t;idea_-——_6 shall; about; could, rath Possible onswers 2 Yes, of course. 3 No, I'matraid thaven’t. 4 No, help yourself/ go ahead. 5 Yeah, (that's a) great idea. 6 No, Idon't fancy that. OR Yes, if you like. /Yeah,1 don't mind 7 Vd rather go out somewhere. ORYes, f you like. Unit 67 2. What do youthinkof 3 How do youfeel about 2of;personally 4 strongly; right 6 true 8 mean; opinion extent 5 Personally; disagree 7 view/feeling; point/idea 2 Inmy opinion the club needs new players. 3 Idon't agree with you at all. 4 According to the newspaper, the fire was started on purpose. 5 lagreewith her to some extent. 6 I take your point /| think that’s a good point, but I'mnot sure | agree. Possible onswers: 1} completely disagree. Lots of women want to have a career and children. 2 Yes, | agree to a certain extent, but most people want to work. It's not their fault they haven't got ajob. 3 Yes, that’s true, but you have to remember there are lots of poor people in our country. 4 Yes, | take your point, but what about people who need cars for their work but don't have a lot of money? Unit 68 2 sodo! 4 toliving 65 prefer rugby to football 23 ike it very much 5 Meneither./Neitherdol. 7 not interested in music 2common 3all interest Sinto Gused Trather 8 getting 2Sodol, Meteo. 4 Neithercanl. Meneither. 6 Neitheram!. Me neith 2Neitherdol. Meneither, 5 Soami. Metoo. 7 Sohavel. Metoo. Engish Vocabulary in Use Pr jate and intermedhate 233 Scanned with CamScanner68.4 68.5 69.1 69.2 69.3 69.4 69.5 70.1 70.2 70.3 70.4 71.1 712 2 Ican'tstand these new shoes. 3 She'd rather go home. 4 Iimnot very keen on James Bond films. 5 Idon’t mind the new building. 6 lused to go riding a lot. 7 We havea lot (of things) in common. 8 Im getting used to this new computer. 9 Idon’t have the same attitude to work now. OR My attitude to work has changed. Possible answers: Ireally like Italian food. | prefer classical music to pop music. Idon't mind getting up early. Opera doesn’t interest me. can't stand waiting for buses or trains. used to have a beard, but not any more. Unit 69 take care; excuse me; bless you; thank goodness; not bad 2 going; bad 4 thank goodness 6 Congratulations 3 same to 5 take T howabout 2 Goodbye. Nice to meet you. 5 Good luck. 3 Excuse me. (Could just get past?) 6 Cheers. 4 Congratulations. 7 Bless you. 2 introduced; shake 3 greet 4 cheek; cheeks 5 care Your own answers Unit 70 2 unable 6 uncomfortable 10 dishonest 3 incorrect 7 disagree 12 unfair 4 unusual 8 unnecessary 12 unlucky 5 impossible 9 irregular 2e 3h 4f Sc 6g Ta Bd 2 illegal 5 incorrect 8 dishonest 3 undressed 6 unit 9 unlucky 4 unlikely 7 unexpected 10 unfair unkind;impatient; unsuitable; dislike; undo; unfashionable; unreliable; unfriendly; untidy; Inability; unsociable Unit 71 improvement ‘stupid stu'pidity invention “happy ‘happiness relaxation ‘similar similarity hesitation ‘popular poputarity arrangement sad "sadness ‘active activity 2 actors 4 translators 6 ballet dancers 8 scientists 3 directors 5 footballers 7 artists English Vocabulary in Use Previntermediats and intermediate Scanned with CamScanner71.3 71.4 72.1 72.2 72.3 72.4 72.5 72.6 73.1 73.2 73.3 73.4 2 management 4 inabil 6 economists 3 government 5 discussions 7 improvement 2 similarity 4 translation 6 fitness 3 invention 5 artist 7 development unit 72 2 caretul 5 comfortable 8 correct 3 reliable 6 annual 9 unbelievable 4 peaceful 7 unforgettable 21 3a 4g 5b 6h Te 8c 2 attractive 12 dangerous 3 personal 13 creative 4 cloudy 9 enjoyable 14 emotional 5 colourful 10 national 15 fogey 6 famous 1 windy Words with an opposite with the suffix fess: useful/useless: careful/careless; painful/paintess. 2 unbelievable 6 useless 10 unforgettable 3 helpful 7 reliable 11 traditional 4 annual 8 reasonable 12 suitable 5 painful 9 personal Possible answers: 2 ajacket: (un) comfortable, (un) fashionable, useful, attractive, (un) suitable 3 anevent: annual, enjoyable, traditional, political, cultural, famous 4 a person you know: (un) reliable. sociable. helpful, attractive. famous, normal 5 an opinion: political, personal, (un) reasonable 6 a oom: (un) comfortable, peaceful, colourful, attractive Unit 73 Roads: public transport, traffic lights, crossroads, bus stop, bus station Money: income tax, cashpoint, creditcard Hair. haircut, hairdresser. hairdryer Jobs: hairdresser, travel agent, film-maker, DJ, bus driver, (babysitter) ‘Things we wear: earrings, T-shirt, sunglasses Air travel: airport, arting, aircraft 2 travel agent 5 birthday card 8 income tax 3 campsite 6 babysitter 9 hairdryer 4 wheelchair T sunglasses 2 chest of drawers, 4 lDyidentity card 6 ice hockey 8 credit card +3 Dd (disc jockey) Smothertongue 7 fullstop Possible answers: 2 bus stop 8 sister-in-law, motherindaw, fatherin-law 3 hairdryer 4 birthday card, 1D card 5 toothbrush 6 busstation 7 dining room {9 suntan, sunshine, sunblock, sunburn, sunscreen 10 traffic jam 11 armchair 12 film director ish Vocabularyin Use Pre-intermedvate and intermedate 25 Scanned with CamScanner236 74.1 74.2 14.3 TAA TAS 75.1 75.2 15.4 76.2 16.3 16.4 T21 11.2 Unit 74 2 had ababy 7 predict the future 3 missed thebus 8 expecting ababy 4 aserious head injury 9 told me 2 very funny joke 5 itdependsonthe weather 10 alarge amount of money 6 spentthree days 2lose 3vvitally 4 putson Slikely 6 serious 7 well 2loud 3 wide 4 limited 5 large 6 great 7 limited 2 fast 5 scored 8 went off 3 great 6 told 9 fell 4 expecting, T wide 10 terribly Your own answers Unit 75 ‘sooner or later; one or two; peace and quiet; day after day; now and again; up and down; so far; rightaway 2 Bytheway 5 getrid of 8 Facinstance 3 outofthe blue 6 Ingeneral 9 -mjust abourta 4 tobehonest Tmakeupmymind 10 IfLwere you 2 One or two 6 sooner or later 10 so far 3 burstinto tears 1 Once ortwice 1 ringa bel 4 theweekbeforelast 8 atonce ‘12 apart from 5 iflwere you 9 Intwo weeks’ time 2 costa fortune =costa lot of money 3 keep an eye on = watch (and make sure something is safe) 4 on the tip of my tongue= | know it but I can't remember at the moment 5 anight on the town =a night out 6 coulddowith=need Idon'tbelieveit 2 see 4 help 6 pay 3 both arecorrect 5 What 7 both are correct 2 paysattention 4 feltbad about that/it_ 6 changed my mind Zhadawordwithher 5 noidea 2 Kind of blue 5 Yeah. Why not? 3 Well, in that case ... 6 Oh, burgers, pizzas, that sort of thing. 4 Younust be joking. That’sten 7 Yes. | couldn't believe my eyes. Unit 77 2h 3e 4b 5g 6d 7a 8f 2 at;eg. mathsand history 7 on; e.g. my parents, the time 3 to;e.g me,Cart 8 at eg, the children, | don'tknow 4 on;e.g. clothes, himself 9 on; eg. all of them, noneof them 5 of.e.g. heights, nothing 10 into:e.g. German 6 in; eg thrillers, serious films Engiish Vocabulary in Use Preuntermedate ond Intermediate Scanned with CamScanner11.3 14 77.5 78.1 78.2 78.3 78.4 79.1 79.2 79.3 79.4 80.1 80.2 80.3 80.4 80.5 2 similar 5 wrong 8 aware 3 complain 6 with 9 short 4mad 7 concentrate 10 depend keen on; suffer from; succeed in; get married to: apply for; apologise for Possible answers: 1 at languages 4 on focd, clothes, rent and my car 2 insport 5 of goingto Turkey 3 of fying Unit 78 oar, etal, future, tears | hand, accident, fire, strike mistake 2 on purpose 4 out-ofdate 6 atthemoment 8 in future 3 by chance 5 on business T inahurry 2 strike 6 hurry 10 display Shand 7 future 11 moment; phone 4 minute/moment 8 date 32 end 5 purpose 9 detail Zintime 4 intheend 6 atthemoment_ 8 inaminute/moment _10 in detail Bonfire Sattheend 7 bychance 9 outof-date unit79 Zaway out 4back Sup Gup Tup Bon 2 go back 5 giveup 8 get on (well) 2 picked up 6 carryon 9 takeon 4 putup 7 goaway bmeaningS c meaning? d meaning4 e meaning) 2 sort it) out 4 lie down 6 look (it) up 8 Hurryup 3 put them back 5 fellover 7 putting on/ puton Unit 80 2 putthemon 4 take them off 6 tum itdown 3 correct 5 correct 7 hanging around the station Zputofl 3 makeup 4 leftout 5 tumeddown 6 getin 1 ALSO: He's putting his jacket on. 2 She's turning the light on. / She's turning on the light. 3 Thecar has broken down, 4 He's breaking into a shop. 5 They're hanging around (a street corner). 6 Theteacher ishanding out books. / The teacher is handing books out. out 3up 4off Sfor 6 down Possible answers: 2 acoldjflu 4 thelight/TV 6 herchildren/dog 2 stories/excuses 5 theshop/flat English Vocabulary n Use Preintermediate andinteemediate a7 Scanned with CamScanner28 81.1 81.2 81.4 81.5 82.2 82.3 82.4 84.3 84.4 Unit 81 240 3 both arecorrect 4do 5 both are correct 2 She'shavingytaking a shower. 3 She's taking it/things easy. 4 She's taking something out of her pocket. 2 madeus go 4 take a break 3 doingmy best 5 makinganeffort 2 take 5 take 3 made 6 look 4 done 7 made Your own answers Unit 82 sive: o speech; someone a hug: someone a hand 6 take Tdo 5 They're making a noise. 6 She's doing her hair. 6 make up their mings 7 take things/it easy 8 take 9 do (take is also possible) 10 made miss: an opportunity; a person; what someone says keer touch: ondoing something; a secret 2dry Blaughing 4 fit 2 gavehera ring 3 gavehera big hug 2 miss all the fun 4 keep in touch 5 give youahand 5 forgetting 6 quiet 5 miss the rush hour T thinking 8 waking 6 missed his opportunity 7 given mean appetite 8 miss my dog, 3 keep it up 6 keeps gettingheadaches 9 keepasecret 4 gavemea push 7 gave me the idea Unit 83 2 buy/obtain 3 fetch 4 arrive S became 6 obtain/find 7 answer 8 received 2 getting hungry 4 getting dark 6 getting worse 3 getting hot 5 getting late 2 get together and have a meal. 3 gettoknow people in thiscountry? 4 getintouch with the travel company. 5 get id of these old magazines. 2 need to getit cut. 3 need to getitfinished. Your own onswers 6 swimming 3 (out) fora drink/meat 4 sightseeing 5 (out) fora drive 8 clubbing 2 areyou? 5 happening 3 fetch 6 disappeared 4 continue T return 2 goingblind 4 went mad 3 going (very) well 5 goingbald Your own onswers 6 get in before 10 o'clock. 7 get out. 8 get to sleep for hours last night. 4 need to gett fixed/repaired. 5 need toget them back. 7 (out) for a walk. 9 (out) for ameal fora picnic / fora drink 8 takeme 9 chose 6 goand get 8 went out 7 go away English Vocabulary in Use Preintermediate ondlateemediate Scanned with CamScanner85.1 85.2 85.3 85.4 85.5 86.1 86.2 86.3 86.4 86.5 87.1 87.2 87.3 87.4 unit 85 hearings taste; smell; touch 2 listening to; heard 3 hear 4 seen 2 felt ikesitk 3 looked lke achurch 4 sounded like an alarm 5 taste ike/of coconut 2 sounds asif/though 3 feel asif/though 4 sounds asif 5 lookat 8 touch 6 watched 9 look: see 7 feel 10 seems 6 seem/appear very nice feels/looks damp 8 seemed/appeared/looked calm and relaxed 5 tastes asif 6 looks as f/though 7 seemed/appeared as il/though (alsolooked as i/though) Your own answers Unit 86 2 enews news/some news / abit of news 2 advices advice Aareis 5 hemeworks homework 6 fumitures were furniture was 7 experiences experience these equipments this equipment 8 knowledges knowledge 2 auuseful piece/bit of equipment. 2 a good piece/bit af advice. 4 another piece/bit of toast? 5 abitof progress. (piece is not possible here) G abit of rubbish on the floor. not possible here) 7 abitof pocket money. (piece is not possible here) 8 abitjpiece of news this morning. experience 3 room/space 4 advice 5 furniture 6 progress 2 experiences 4 rubbish 6 behaviour 8 knowledge 3 chance 5 scenery 7 experience transportU luggage U suitcase pasta traificU accident Unit 87 2 tohelp Son 8 tospeak 12 waiting 3 staying 6 toget 9 himfr help 12 travelling 4 going 7 working 10 for 2 thinking 5 blamed 8 considered 3 imagine 6 hoping; intended/planned _—_9 insisted; hates 4 avoid T enjoyedsliked 10 demanded fancy +-ing decide + infinitive or decide + (that) pretend + infinitive or pretend + (that) accuse + (obj) + of Possible answers: Uke reading. | dislike sport. [don't mind doing homework. 'm thinking of goingtothe mountains this weekend to ski can’t imagine living without my two dogs. | hope to go to university next Lintend to buy myself a motorbikewhen | goto university. English Vocabulory n Use Pre-intermediate and intermediate 239 Scanned with CamScanner20 88.3 88.4 89.1 89.2 89.3 90.1 90.2 90.3 Unit 88 2 He told me i's /itwas impossible. 3 Lasked Chloe to stay with me, 4 She suggested that we go to an Italian restaurant. OR She suggested 5 I warned them not to go. 6 He helped me to buy my suit. 7 She allowed us to go. 8 He said the film was terrible. OR He told me... '9 She advised me to buy a dictionary. 10 I recommended that they stay there, ORI reccomend staying there. 11 He reminded me togoto the bank. 22 twant him to leave. 2 noticed 5 convinced 8 encouraged 11 expect 3 warn 6 recommended 9 reminded 12 hope 4 persuaded T mentioned 10 help Possible answers: 2 (that) we have something to eat. 3 her to ring the police. 4 (that) something was wrong / she looked ill she was smiling, etc. '5 me to stay up late / watch TV, etc. 6 (that) it wasn't mine, 7 them to go. 8 (that) she'll belate. 9 them not todrinkit. 10 I would look after it/ bring it back tomorrow, ete. Your own answers very pleased (really/absolutely) delighted very big (really/absolutely) huge/enormous food is very-nice (really/absolutely) delicious last three days have been verynice (really/absolutely) wonderful/marvellous/terrific veryimportent (absolutely/really) essential vveryinteresting (absolutely/really) fascinating 2 terrifying 4 amazing/terriic/wonderfulmarvellous 6 annoyed 3 shocked 5 delighted 2 disappointedjannoyed 3 embarrassed 4 confused 5 amazed/surprised 6 delighted Unit 90 2in 3et 40n Sat Gin Ton Bon Qat 100n iin I2at 2among 3 into 4 beside Soutof 6 towards 7up 8 underneath 2 under the fence 4 aterthe bridge 6 (right) against 3 getoutof thecar 5 below/beneath me English Vocabulary in Use Preintermedate ondintermediote Scanned with CamScanner90.4 91.4 91.2 91.3 91.4 91.5 92.1 92.2 92.3 92.4 Possible answers: 1 No, because it will bencisy at night due to the ambulances. 2 No, because of the smell and the noise. 3 No, because it’s dangerous. 4 No. Ilike one ortwo things on the wall, but not lots of things because it looks untidy. 5 No. tprefer the aisle seat because Ican move around easily without disturbing anyoneelse. 66 Well, that sounds nice, butit really depends who the people are, Unit 91 2 She hardly ever phones me. 3 Ihave never broken my leg, 4 I frequently visit them at weekends. OR | visit them frequently at weekends. '5 My brother quite often calls me on Sunday. 6 I rarely saw him during the summer. 7 She is always in the office before eight. 2 rarely/seldom 4 completely 6 incredibly BHoirly/pretty/rather 5 alittle slightly 7 frequently 2 I must speakto her urgently. 5 He suddenlyran out of the room. 3 Lasked him politely to move his car. 6 I spoke toher briefly this moming. 4 Ispoke to her secretly. extremelyjincredibly 4 very 6 abit alittle slightly 3 very 5 quite/fairly/pretty/rather 7 quite/fairly/pretty/rather Possible answers: 2.1 sometimes buy clothes | don't like. | buy them because they are fashionable. | think that's fairly typical. 3 I hardly ever lose things; I'm very careful. | think that's slightly unusual. 4 l often forget things - my glasses, people’s names, etc. | expect that's fairly typical. 55 For some reason, I hardly ever remember my dreams. I think that's quite unusual 6 often speak to strangers on busesand trains. That's probably quite unusual. 7 1 sometimes give money to peoplein the street; it depends how feel. That's fairly typical, 1 think. Unit 92 for onething /fora start when /assoonas besides/anyway finally J inthe end al first /to begin with 2 get 5 bothare correct 8 while 3 white 6 justas 9 bothare correct 4 leaving 7 bothare correct 10 cleaning 1 besides/anyway/secondly 2 first of all; Then / After that; finally 2 at first /tobegin with; while 4 firstly /fora start /for one thing; secondly/besides/anyway 5 attirst /tobegin with, while; Eventually /In the end Possible answers: 2 you finish / you've finished 6 he/she looked up the other half 3 Igettherefhome 7 we got there 4 leaving 8 it's not important / we can phone him later 5 he opened the door /he got out of the car 2a late and interme Engish Vocabulary n Use Previnter Scanned with CamScanneraz 93.1 93.2 93.3 93.4 93.5 94.1 94.2 94.3 94.4 95.1 95.2 oe sddition, 2s well, also, what's more 2 however 5 However 8 despite 3 both arecorrect 6 both arecorrect 4 even though 7 both arecorrect She always worked hard in class, whereas most of her classmates were lazy. She has the ability todo the job. What's more, she is very experienced. She dide't pass the exam in spite of the help I gave her. ‘She worked there for ten years, However, she was never happy in thejob. 2 Inspite of / Despite; still 6 aswell/ too 2 However 7 though 4 although / eventhough 8 yet; still 5 In additionto/ As well as / Besides Possible answers: 2 Iget up much later SI think rit pass, 3 the bad weather 6 she spoke very quickly 4 it’s cheaper (with a season ticket) 7 goes jogging / plays tennis / works, etc. Unit 94 2 Teresa got the job because of her good exam results. 3 We couldn't eat outside because of the terrible weather. 4 She didn't go to school because of her cold. 5 The referee stopped the game because of the bad light. 6 Iwas late because of the terrible trafic. 7 He can'tvote because of his age. 2 incase 5 Asa result / Therefore 8 otherwise 3 aslongas 6 Unies 9 whetherfit 4 in order to / so that! would 7 astongas 10 reason 2 As/Since 3 sothat 4 asaresult/therefore 5 unless 6 whether Possibleanswers: Iwant to improve my English because ! need good English for my job. Idon’t know whether my English is good enough. Jloften need to write words down, otherwise I forget them. don’t get many opportunities to practise my English, therefore my speaking isnot very good. Speaking English may be important in order to get a betterjob in the future Unit 95 depart Teave imate friend cheers thanks | commence | start temic (marvellous, wonderful, te) bloke kids Engish vocabulary in Use Presntermediate and intermediate Scanned with CamScanner95.3 95.4 95.5 96.2 96.4 96.5 96.6 97.3 97.2 97.3 97.4 97.5 98.1 98.2 98.3 2 thing 5 Imdying for 8 quiteabit 3 aload of rubbish 6 makeit 9 thatstuff upto T mate 10 40 orso 2 Weregretto inform you 3 grant 4 require further assistance 1 a drag informal = boring itcan also mean unpleasant, e.g. Houseworkis a drag. 4 quid informal = pounds (f) Unit 96 2 a registration form or an enrolment form 3 anentry form 4 avisa application form 2 When were you born? 4 Ate you single or married? 3 Where do you come from? 5 When are you leaving? 2g 3f 4b Sa Gd Te Zeorrect 3 incorrect 4 incorrect 5 correct 6 correct 7 incorrect 2tip 3onmyown 4 signit 5 require 6 team Your own answers Unit 97 2a 3d 4e 5d 2 advantages of studying 4 effecton children 6 tends to go 3 give both sides 5 Onthe other hand, too 2 causes;However 3 bothare correct 4 hand § bothare correct Zimaddition 3 However 4 Consequently 5 argument 6 effect, 2 People tend to be conservative. OR In general / On the whole people are conservative. 2 There is an argument that cars should not be allowed in town centres. OR Some people believe that cars should notbe allowed in town centres. 4 inthe past children played on their bikes, but nowadays they spend most of their time in front ofa computer. '5 Many people work longer and longer hours, and consequently / asa result they don't have time for hobbies. unit 98 Deor Sir or Madama Lam writing in response to your advertisement for trainees in yesterday's newspaper, and! ‘would be grateful if you could send me further details. Mook forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully 2 details 4 faithfully 6 regards 3tohearingfromyou 5 sincerely 7 signature 2 I regret to inform you... 3 lampleasedtoinform you .. 4 Are you available on Wednesday? 5 I would like to enquire about the dates of the course. 6 Please accept our apologies for the detay. 7 twould be grateful ifyou could send methe details. '8 Could you confirm that in writing? 9 Nenclose a copy of my CV. Engjish Vecabularyin Use Pre-intermedate and intermediate a3 Scanned with CamScanner99.1 99.2 99.3 100.1 100.2 100.3 100.4 100.5 a8 2 writing 4 regarding/about 6 delays 8 sincerely 3 response/reply 5 regret 7 apologise Unit99 in a week's time; once again; let you know; best wishes; give my regards to 2 Dear Mark 4 Lotsoflove, Evelyn 3 Send/Give my regards/love to Patricia 5 Allthe best, Sam 2 Do you fancy going? 6 I'm goingin three weeks’ time. 3 Ill be/get in touch soon, 7 Jamieis a laugh. 4 tt looks new, but in factit isn't. 8 Let's get together for lunch, 5 Ill letyou knowassoon as possible 9 It's ages since wrote. 2 ages 6 hoping 10 Anyway 3 fact Tin 11 let 4 since 8 together 12 give 5 actually 9 join Unit 100 2 British Broadcasting Corporation 4 correct 6 correct 3 Member of Parliament 5 United Nations 7 curriculum vitae 2eg Bet. 4St Sie 6St 7Dr Luke Olly had a maths exam this afternoon and then had to take his bike to the repair shop, so he'll probably be a bit late home. You can watch TV/telly while you're waiting forhim, and please help yourself to anything in the fridge. Ifthere’s a problem, e.g. if Dr Brown rings about the flu vaccination, my phone number is next to the photos on the dining room table. should be home myself by about five. Pam (Olly's mum) 2 bike 5 vet 8 adjadvert 11 lab 3eg/forexample 6 etc./andsoon 9 PIN 12 rep aa 7 case 10 stand PTO =Pleasetum over (you see itatthe bottom of a page) RSVP= Répondez sil vous plait, which is French for please reply’ (you see it on lettersot invitation, which means they want a reply to the invitation) asap = as soon as passible (in emails and text messages) IMO =in my opinion {also in emails and text messages) DOB = date of birth (on forms) PS= postscript. Its used at the end of a letter (after you have signed your name) to add extra information, or something youhave forgotten to say in theletter. ineeenedione Scanned with CamScanner