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    UNIT 5.

    EXPANDING YOUR HORIZONS

    A. These words are used to describe how people sometimes feel when they live in a
    forgeign country. Which are positive (P)? which are negative (N)?. Write P or N.

    Anxious N

    Comfortable P

    Condifent P

    Curious N

    Depressed N

    Embarrassed N

    Enthusiastic P

    Excited P

    Fascinated P

    Homesick N

    Insecure N

    Nervous N

    Uncertain N

    Uncomfortable N

    Worried N

    Answer the questions using the words in parentheses. Write each sentence two ways. Leave out
    the relative pronouns.

    If you went to live in a foreign country….

    1. Who would you miss a lot? (person: my best friend)


    a. One person I’d miss a lot is my best fiend
    b. My best friend is one person I’d miss a lot
    2. What would you be very interested in? (things: the food and the music)
    a. Dsd
    b. dsdsd
    3. What would you be worried about? (something: not understanding the customs)
    a. Dd
    b. Fdfdfd
    4. Who would you stay in touch with? (people: my brother and sister)
    a. Ssssssds
    b. Dsdsd
    5. What would you feel insecure about? (thing: speaking a new language)
    a. Sdsds
    b. Dfsds

    Match information in columns A and B to make sentences about customs in the United States
    and Canada. Then compare with a partner.

    A B

    1. If someone sends you a gift, a. you’re supposed to call first


    2. If you plan to visit someone at home, b. it’s the custom to leave a tip
    3. When you go out with Friends for dinner, c. you aren’t supposed to Kiss him or
    Her
    4. If the service in a restaurant is aceptable, d. you’re expected to respond to it
    Quickly
    5. When you meet someone for the first time e. you’re expected to thank the person
    6. When you receive an invitation, f. it’s acceptable to share the expenses.

    1. If someone sends you a gift, you’re expected to thank the person (E)
    2. If you plan to visit someone at home, you’re supposed to call first (A)
    3. When you go out with Friends for dinner, it’s acceptable to share the expenses (F)
    4. If the service in a restaurant is acceptable, it’s the custom to leave a tip (B)
    5. When you meet someone for the first time, you aren’t supposed to Kiss him or her (C)
    6. When you receive an invitation, you’re expected to respond to it quickly (D)

    Complete the sentences with the clauses in the box.

    1. When you meet someone for the first time, you’re supposed to shake his or her hand.
    2. When a friend sends you an email, you’re expected to reply within a few days.
    3. If you want to visit someone, it’s not acceptable to show up without calling first.
    4. If you invite a married couple to dinner, it’s the custom for them to sit across from each
    other.
    5. When you go to a birthday party, you’re supposed to bring a gift.

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