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Units , ~ra~mar.:& ,?~c~~ula_ry , . " .__.__ '--., ',Q~~i,n~!-_ 2i.~ni~L __ O~!ng ,& , Qran!lndation

1 Name @ T~'n5e re\ i,'w, A u xiliilt) \'l'rb " Q Three n .. wsp.~per s tclri\ls CZJ Fil1in¿:, i11 d torm wl th p er;;on<l l
p ag~ 4 (,m/m, t jo l l S, Que ti,1n, negol h \ e imd IIl fOrmanoll
short t rms, "'ok" / I¡¡oh liJa' O The Sd 1\ ' J u(Id /;:>/
a filmil , Corn ml n ildjl'Cti \ e.,
Shuw ing ¡nb!re"l

2 Place @ Count<lbl~ ~nd Llncounlabll' 110U TlS , An in leres ting place CZJ Wriling ,l \\' '1> po¡¡ting
paga 10 so / ';lId/. 'rl/ ! l oo , <;r~l1iT1g
Qu", n t itv ('xpre~<;i\lIb ! mkin¡.; scntences witll 1111 J, 1!IIt. so ,
(') f' lac\/s in a ci ly .\djed'v ' l describe ¡pillr. ¡"'Cl/WW
pJ acl.!· , C"lmlTies and n.ltiOllil li ri t'~ , Q Vo\\'d ~( U n :\5/;><1/ , l ao/, /el ' /
LOc.l tion , Sm ¡II g wh~ ylltl Me ITom

3 Lave @ Pa.. t simple and pa~t cont1mToll5. ti) Mari.l Callas ® r i t i n~ J ..;[(l f!
pag e 16 Atll' " r'bs oí 1n m1r linki ng SCl1 tl!J1 .€ .. \ '>, ,th Llfit'T ami
(') Rl' lationsh,p e>;pres" it.m ., "'Iore + il1!\
, ilIT.1lwe JlIl kers, ".!/it,...: ,1djectLves, ,ílt!t. O IVu< Jnd {lIal'
I hi 1~ ~ in wmnTl n

4 Shopping @ Adl'erbs u f fr"'llI el'! ', Verbs \ 'Ith l\ 'o -\rrIVilb al ,1 Alm CZJ Descri blfl g .l shop
page 22 ,)bjcch "Crb~ fo llo\\ ed b! i/lg ¡' r pren1Lcrc Organising a texl
tl1 intil1 il i\'~', Pr~en t ~ i m pJ ...1I1J I.inki ng s~ntenLes wi th ((lO, al""
(ontin u o l.l "-" . lb «(lell
(') ColI ,,<:a tions: I1 IJO x!bu /l"J¡ 01 ... , etc Q Vo we l sou nd /e,/ ",d / UI/
( '1 01 hes .1 nd il ccl'~ s() ri es ,
In ,I clo!hl's :ihllp
5 Fit @ o 1 ',Uil tll ' .1nd ~u l'~r l a t , v ~. (i) lymp lC: (ompctitors I!I Descr ibíng a sporring C'VI'nt
page 28 Ph msa ! \'erbs Orgilmsi ng iI l~' t
o ,r01(> + ild jcctiv"; dU 'i' rb. umbers. 1inki n)!; .. en tt.'1K~ with n/tlro"gl/
L; i\'mg i n~tTll tíons. Sport Q Vo wd sou ml 13:1 anJ / :)! /
6 Job @ I'ermh.::;ion <l nd o bli¡Flt i n (':/lll / /tm'e l o). Wh,1t'S m)' ¡ob? (!Z) Wr'iting J le lter o f ('nqu iry
page 34 I're.~t.'nt pt'ríec t , nd pu st s; mp ll' Of'cnfng ,lnd eJ,,!'> in ); le tters
TIm e l'.'1prl! sic 11!:; O Phr.\SI1l¡:;
(') Jobs. L u llueatiuns (\\'ork) , ,IWllld
Officl! el: u ipnlL"n t
7 Eco @ • ubj('(! t¡ u t!stitl n ~ , DJll<l m ic <lnd ~ t¡¡ l i v c (!Z) 'v' ,1kmg ',\Tl ttCIl tJg~est l ons
page 40 t'amngs hüure fo rm:;: (/11') ~oilW lo <lnd Li n ki 1'1 11 ~él1lt'ncto''' wilh IJCl!l I 1."<' ,
proSf!.,l conlil1U ous a~ , ¿;iJIl
o C1i mal h,' " gE' Op'nion-;, Q VOlVl! i ~nu n ds / o:/, / ;)0; /. /A/
lran' ,lJld ¡/¡¡¡te :{ot On Ihe telephnnl!

8 Education @ nuld iln d IlIlri tn, s/lo1l1ld an d 1111/ / . 1c1 1\in¡:, 1l'/l/n;rs (JI (!Z) Wriling il perl' m ll olt..r
page 46 (') Edull tior, , nd lr,lin in¡;. ti G ';-Iur Wri ttl'n stvle (motr, Cb o ns)
Giv ing V(1u r c)p in ion Q SOUllds //1
Jnd /lJ/

9 Smile @ Verb" fullnwed by illg.for i1nd si/m'. Q lllr' MOlln Usa ~ Writi
g" 11':\\ el hlu~
page 52 /,(','11 ilrtd I¡UI1L. Ll.llrr)'!; poin! '
Pre.5en l pt:rf ~ t ~iTllrlt' md Cl)nt j nll ~) u ' Using Jd \'erbs 01 Dttitude
(!i 1he faee , AdJectives ID describe chilract<!r. @ 5ilen t 1.. ltef'S
B"J v i d i (J Ol~

10 Ufestyle @ 111, f utuo.' ll lllF' da "l!::; ln~r ,UIII'II, ~ \o'. riting a n,uriltivc
page 58 if 11' >UO I/ .r" 11"'(/ l o l. inh,ing wnrw, \\ ¡lh «'MIt" dllf;l1.'í
(l) Co ll OCaliLlns, r ood and cOllking. Q 0....- I s l ,md~ ! 1/ , /.,;/ , / L) / , / l,/
el!"!; , ldl( ms w ith f,10d

11 Animals @ O.. fi rti ng rel<1lhe Ll'l s' . Q \lil¡!;ila l L/mco ms ~ G il' in¡;opimOilli
page 64 L nr 'a l wnditiun" ls Lin k ing: gh in: e>.amples
(') Animal", Aúj¡'Lm (' ~ prepo~ i ti\Hl. Q Vuwt'l ,ol1n,1s / e:- / am i / Id/
R~! lI e"t s

1Z Incredible @ ['a~t p erfect, P.1s~ives. Slmnge bclids ® De"'r ibing <l b uilding
page 68 11,,11 and mi,l/M fl11' futu re pllss¡b ilil\ Org¡mising.1 te, t
(') C111¡' ati cm" \, itll.l", gct, ,,(1, /II/t'" lIIake. I'n.'po!>itlllno l phrases
I(/!.:" rhe we;¡lher, Q I'IWflL'Dl iL wrnblJt~
Adjectil'('f, w ith ¡Iery "nJ rrl":"¡IlI<'Í,'

Story: The Dancing /tIell page 7?

 Shopping

Grarnrnar 3 Complete the sentences wilh for or too

a) 1 thin k T' 1l buy some perfume fol" my
1 Write the adverbs in the coneet part of the tableo gra lldll1o tllcr.
b) 1 told a story _ _ fh e childre /!.
alway6 hardlyever never
e) I' ve lent my cal _ _ my siste!'.
l10rmaUy occasionally often
d) He made a deli cious mea l _ _ /ús girlfrie/ld.
rarely som etimes usually
J e) Why don' t yo u get some d10cola tes _ _ your
llI other?
1001//,. ll /¡,ltlIIS f) He showed his wedding p hotos _ _ hú; boss .
g) Give the ticket _ _ your /lciglzbol/r.
h) 1sent a letler _ _ Ihe bank mmwg er last week.

4 Rewrite the sentences in Exercise 3. Rep]ace Ihe

words in italics with a pronoun (llim, lIer, ¡t, t/¡em)
and do not use for or to.
0% a) [ ¡l1 ii1k nI b¿l{t he¡' so;r¡ e pe,{Wl1 c
b)
2 Write the words in the correct order. e)
a) a always am diet 011 d)
[ (/ 111 tlli"atls 011 ti die/. e)
b) ever hardly perfum wear f)
g)
e) buy dothe often second··h and h)

5 Some of the sentences below have a word that

d ) don'r gold 1 jewelJery like u8ually
should not be there. Cross out the unnecessary
words. Tick (.1) the four correct sentences.
e) a is pleasure rarely Shopping a) She told te me all abou t her new jobo
b) I'ro going to write a letler to you very soon.
f) afteI always changed gel work e) She sent the tickets to the wfong address .
d) Tgave fo r m y brother a gold pen on his birthday.
g) are di rty My shoes sometimes e) She lent to me her new foo t spa.
f) He is teaching English lO the firs t-year studenls.
h) am at choosing good normaJJy g) 1 sh owed ta her my new p hone.
presents
h) Could you explaín to me why you did t.hat?
i) My paren ts got for me some silly soeks.

Change the sentences so they are true for you.

EXf1!11ple
a) [ <, 1/1 f'tl(e (y 011 n diel

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6 Underline the correct verb formo 8 Complete the questions with fue present simple or
a) 1 ean 't Land cooking I to cook. present conti nuous form 01 the verbs in brackets.
b) r d idn' t choo e studying I to study English. a) D,} yOlA come (you come)
from a large family?
e) 1 didn' t manage finishing / to finish m y
h omework last nigh t. b) _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ __ (you listen)
d) 1 enj y spending / to spend time with rny to the radio at the moment?
parents. e) (most
e) 1 never refuse lending / to lend money to my of yom friends work) in an offiee?
friend .
d) (it rain) a lot in
f) J often forgel taking off I to take off m y earrings your town in the winter?
w hen 1 go lO bed.
e)

g) [usuaLly avoid going I to go to the shops on

(the studen ts in your class study) for

Saturdays.
examinations?

h) 1 would like having I to have ix children .

f) ~u~~ a
Tick (.1) the sentences that are true for you. newspaper every day?
g) _ __ _ __ __ __ _ (your fatber
7 Complete the con ver ation with the verbs in the
speak) English?
box in the correct form : ing verb or to infinitive.

h) _ _ __ _ __ _ (it get) dark right now?

be choosc eat get go
9 Match the short answers in the box with the
look pend talk H7' question in Exercise 8.

A: 1wan t (1) la t t é! these on . Do you mind Ves, he does. Yes, 1 amo Ves,I do.
(2) _ _ _ _ after m y bag for a few minutes? Ye , 1 o. Ves, it doe . Ves, ít is. I
B: OK, b u t p lea e don' t spend all afternoon Ves, they are. Ves, they do. --1
(3) a dress . 1 love (4) _ _ _ _
a) Ves, 1 do. e)
time w ith you, my dear, but we agreed
b) f)
(5) to only two or th ree shops.
e) g)
A: 1 k.now, but 1want (6) _ _ _ __ something
really n iee. d) h)

B: But like v rything you buy a nd we n eed 10 Write trae anBwers to the questions in Exercise 8.
(7) eareful wíth m oney. a) e)
A: Oh, 1 hate (8) _ _ _ _ about money. Tf b) f)

we an afford (9) at expensive

e) g)

restaurants, we can afford one little dress'

d) h)

17 Listen and check.

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 Vocabulary
1 Match the words on the left with those
on the righl
a) a can of crisps
b) a blmch of fumiture
e) a box of grapes
d ) a paiI' of matche
e) a packet 01 mayonnaise
f) a piece of perfume
g) a bottle of petrol
h) ajar of sciS50rs

2 Label the designs below. The first and

lasl letters have be~n done lor you.
a) luck el b)

al P {!!.!.{'L'l1~ d d) 5 __ _ __ d

e) c _ _ _ __ d c) _ _ __ _ _ __ d) _ _ _
b)

c) p _____ ___ d f) p ___ n

3 Match the words in the box with the pictures

opposite.

dress earrings gloves hat jaeket

jeans
raineoat
jumper
seari
necklaee
shirt
pyjamas
shoes skirt

1
socks suit be tights top waistcoat

e)

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4 Cross out fue word Ulat doe tlot go with Pronunciation
the material.
a) ¡7ver b racelet j earring / gkwes / ring 1 Look al the words in fue box. Is the underlined
b) del/im jacket / jean / jumper / skirt sound lev or lru/? Pul the word in the corred
column.
e) calton bracelet / dre s / -hirt / tep
d ) w ¡Jolletl jeans / jumper / scarf / socks
~ brilln Eleeide exc:hªnge gr~t
e) "Y/O ll ramcoat / shirt / hghts / cardigan mind plain right ~e striped
f) silk necklace / pyjamas / searf / tie surpri e WID
~e try: tcoat
g) len tlzer gloves / jacket / shoes / tights
lell lru/
5 Match the questions (a- IT) with their answers (1- 8).
a) Can Jl1 p you? alwalJs decide
b) Whal 50rt of lhing are you looking for?
e) What colours do you have?
d ) How would you like to pay?
e) What size is he?
f) What d you think? Do you like it?
g) Can 1 exchange it .
h) How rnuch is it?
1 By credit card, if that's OK.

2 l'm looking fer something for rny girlfriend,

actuillly. 18 Listen and check Repeat the words.

3 Large, or maybe extra large.
4 No, 11 m jU5l 1ooking, thank you. 2 Look at the advertisement. Underune the word
5 l t'549.99. that contain fue lev sound. Circle the words that
6 We on1y have it in purple, 1'01 afraíd. contain fue lruJ sound.
7 Ye, it's great. I'Ll take it.
8 Yes, of course . 1ake SUTe you keep the recei pt.

a b c d e f g h
r 4

6 Complete the questions with the words or phrases

in the box.
Latest €~ at amazing prices
fU get charlged get dre sed
get und ressed suit try n A11 sizes - male and fcmale fashions

a) How 1 ng d you ,'ear a pair of Special offers on raincoats, winter

jeans bef re washing fuem? jacket, men' tie and, o llluch more
b) How long does it take yOL! lO _ _ __ _ __ -4 - - - --­

befare a party? iBuy'.eighi :ifcms ·pr.' mQn:,:an¿¡: s,~vb.2P%}

e) How long does it take you to _ _ _ _ _ __ ==~ .. - ~ -~ ~- -=---- - - ..~~-- I.~·~-
be.fore going to b d?
d) How often du yu u _ __ _ __ _ on a 19 Listen and check.
typica l Saturday?
e) Wh id1 colouT. _ _ _ __ _ _
f) Do you ever wear clothe
ery well?
g) D you always _ __ _ _ _ _ dothes
b ore buying them ?

Write true answers to fue questions.

5hopping • UN1T 11 25
 Listening Michael: Millionsof movie fans around the world are
waiting fOI the new Spider-Man movie, but
1 n 20 Cover the listening script and listen to here ;n London, we are very lucky. Today is
a news report about the film. premiexe of the European premiere of Splder-Man 3. The
Spider-Mml 3. What are the speakers talking about? fi lm (ost over three hundred million dollars
a) Critical opinions of the film
to make, and the stars are visiting different
cities around tlle world for the premieres.
b) The p]ot (story) of the film

They began last week in Tokyo with tlle

e) TIle stars oE the film and their dothes
world premiere. Next week they wi ll be ln
New York for tlle American premiere, but
2 Listen again and tick (.1) the corred answer. tonight they are in l ondon. We sent Claire
1 How mudl did Spider-Ma/l 3 cost to make? Chadwick to Londcn's Leicester Square to
a) Over $200 miUion find out what's happening. ctai re, can you
b) Over $300 million hear me?
e) Over $400 miUion Claire: Yes, Michael. J"rn standing here in Leíceste r
2 Where was the world premiere of Splder-MlIl1 3? Square in the centre of London ¡¡nd
a) London thousands of people are waiting tu see the
b) Ncw York stars of the new Spider-/lfan film. Many of
e) Tokyo thern are wearing Spider-Man clothes and
people are very, very excited
3 Who was the Iirs l star lo arrive?

You can hear the cheers and the shoutmg

a) Oaudia Schiffer

and the first stars are beginning to arriva.

b) Kirsten Dunst

Someone is getting out of the (¡H just in

e) Samantha Mumba

fro nt of me. l1's - who is it? 1 think it's

4 Whcl wao:; Kir~ten Dunsl wilh .
- no, it's Samantha Mumba, the 1lish pop
u) hl!.l' boyir.iend
star. She's wa lking or\ to the red carpet now
b) Lenn} Kra,itz
and she's wearing a beautiful dress with
e) Tobey Maguire
diamonds in the de!;ign of a spíder's web.
5 What was Kirslen Dunst wearing?
Over t here, 1 can see Lenny Kra vttz, and
a) a black dress
lhat's Uaudia Sehiffer. And now it's Kirsten
b) a dress with diamonds
Dunst, one of the maln stars ofthe film.
e) a Spider-man costume
She's getbng out of her car and she's
wHI1 oo. yes, she's wilh her new boyfri end,
6 Whal was Tobey Maguire wearing?
the rock ')lar fram, Lim, 1 can't remember
a) a red suit
Lhe name of his group.. and now she's
b) a blac.k suit
goil19 over tb the fans , and she's 5i9 ntng
el él Spider-Man costume
autographs. She's wearing a beautiful black
dress - slle looks aosolutely fantastic.
Oh, and now 1 can see Tobey Maguire. He's
standing next to another group of fans. He's
wearing a smart black suí t, white shirt and
tie He looks l1ke a busmessman. And the
screams are getting louder. t..,ichael, 1 lhink
it's time to 90 back to yoU in the studio.

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Writing 2 Read the rules in the box. Then underline the
correct alternative jn sentences (l--(! below.
Organising a text
Linking sentences with too, also, as weLL rWe us ually put 0150 next to a verb . We u5ually
put too and as well at the end of a pillase.
Describing a shop They have oll fhe j{l/nolls brands, bu! If¡CU1:¡
have less expensive tlling , too I as weU.
1 Read the article and write the topies (a-/) in the
correct order in the paragraph plan below.
They have alf ¡he jal110lls brand, bu t thcy
also have ¡ess cxpel/5ive ¡/¡iI¡gs

a) How mud1 clid you spend?

b) What did you buy on your last visjt?
a) They seU clothes for men and women.
e) Wha t does the sh op look like? They also I too have a children's department.
d) What d oes the shop seli? b) There is a metro station nearby. There are many
e) What is the shop's name? bus stops, also / as well.
f) Where is the sh p? e) The shop has two aI three restaurants and there
is a MeDonald 's, also / too.
PamgrapIL 1
d ) You can find a goad selection of Paris souverur ,
and you can get tickets for theatres and concerts,
a1so / as well.
e) Every week, they ave a fashion show. They
also / as well ha e personal shopping a sistants.
P01'llgmph 2
3 Match the sentence beginnings (a- e) with their
endings (1-5).
Paragraplt 3
a) It's nly s h rt w lk
b) It's in a busy s lTe t
e) The last thing 1 bou ght was
d ) TIley have a great selection of
e) It 1001<5 very modem and they
1 a pair of designer sho s.
2 from the station.
3 in the entre of the city
4 p lay loud music.
5 trainers and sports shoes.

4 Answer the questions in Exercise 1 and write

about yOUI own favourite shop.

My favourite shop
This week, Jo Greig describes
her favo urite shop.

My favourite shop in the world is the Galeries Lafayette in Pans.

It's a long way fram my horne in London, bUllhe train to Paris is
very fasto The shop is very large. with ten 500rs, and the building
is very beautifuL At Christmas, they have coloured ltghts on the
walls.
It sells everything. 1. go there because there are four flonr.
of wornen's fashion . They have all t.he famous brands , but lhey
ha e less expensive things, roo. Tbey have a fantastic shoe
department , as well.
On rny last visit, 1 bought a wanfranco Ferré floral dress. 1
also got a fiara\. jacket. They cost a Lot of rnoneyl l wore thero al
my sister's wedding last week.

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 Fit

d ) Running is better for you than sw im ming.

Grammar
Swirnming is not _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __
1 Complete the table.
T e) ll1e rules oi vol1eyball are not as easy to
Adjective Comparalive Superlative
u nderstand as the rules of basketba ll.

good bel+er
bes/. ll1e rules of basketball are _ __ _ _ _ __
near
wet f) Watching a sport is m ore exciting than d oing it.
easy Do ing a sport is not _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __
fa 1"
dilngerous g) Being fit is not as important for oId er peopIe as
.. it 1S for younger peopIe .
Being tit is _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __
2 Salve fue puzzle.
Dan is a bit fitter than Andy, but not as tit as Chris.
Ed is fitter than Dan, but not as fit as Chris. Do you ag:ree with the statements above? Change
Brian is the fittest. them, if necessary, so that they are true for you.

Write the Dame of each person under their picture. 4 Complete each sentence with the superlative form
of an adjective from the box.

big crowded expensive fas t

Retwy hot noisy wet

a) Tlie Ileaviesl animal is the bJue w hale,

w hich weighs abou t twenty-six [onnes.
b) island in t.he world is
Greenland (2 miJ Uon km l ).
c) coun try in the world
is Monaco, w-¡ th more than 16,000 people per
squ are k.ilome tre.
d) With 12 m etres of rain every year, Kauai lsland
in Hawaii is place in
8riall the worl d .
e) _ __ __ _ ___ planet is Venus, w ith a
3 Complete the sentences. tempera ture of 758' .
a) Rugby is more dangerous than footbal1. f) Oslo, w here most things cost more than in
Football isn't 0. 5 dtlnaerOlAs as I'lAtlbl1 Paris or London, is _ _ __ _ __ __
b) Teruús is more in teres ting than judo. city in Europe.
Judo isn't _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ g) Ho'(,vler m onkeys are _ __ _ _ _ _ __
aI1im als in the world: you can hear theiI críes
from five kilometres.
e) Men aren't as good as women at ball games.
Women are _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ __ h) After doing 50 metres in 21 seconds, Tom Jager
bécame swimmer in
the w orld.

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5 There is one word missing from each line in tite 7 Rewri te tite sentences by replacing the words in
text below. Insert tite missing words. Choose from ítalics with the peonoun in brackets.
tite words in the box. a) Don 't forget to switch off ¡he Jigll!. (it)
DOII '1 {oroe! lo sw¡¡.cI! ¡I off .
as as as m ore mest

b) 1 take after myfa tlzel'. (him)

than than the the

mos¡' e) My grandparents brought up 1/1Jj sistel'. (her)

The Adangerous age for a man's he Jth is Erom 50
d) He dedded to give up swim lll il1g. (it)
to 60. Exercise is very im portant, bu t not
important a a healthy die t. Abad diet is biggest
e) Please put away !J0ll r booL (them)
reason for health problems. Vegetables are better
fas t food, for example. People with most stre sful f) The children cJeared up ¡he mcss. (it)
jobs have shorter life peop le w ho have no stress.
g) We had to eall off lhe pnrty. e l)
They shouJd try to relax. They should exercise than
once a week. A hard , sweaty sport is no t good for
h} TIley ran after tite blls as fast as possible. (it)
your h aJth regular, easy exercise.
i) She never takes off her s lWitS in the hous . (them.)
. 21 Listen and check.

6 Write the words in the corred order to complete

the questions. Pronundation
a) given has smoking up
Do you know anyone who jws qiven Uf? SlrIok itu¡? 1 The words in each group have the same vowel
sound. Insert the missing letters. Choose from the
b) cJothes hang up y Uf letters in the box.
Do you always _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ __
in the evening? a) 13:/ -Ír- -or- -ur­
e) dea1 pr bIems with f Us t w i nd s f

Do you atways _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ th d w k

imme iately? n w ~ t

d ) words up look
H ow often do you _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __
b) 10:1 r -al- -or- -our­
in the dietionary? e se sp _ t

e) a after baby looked e t 1

Have you ever _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ?

se e "". k

f) a filled forro in 22 Listen and repeat the words.

When was the last lim e tha t you _ _ __ _ _
2 Look at the words in the box. ls the undeTlined
- - - - - - - - ---- -- -- - ---- ? sound /3:1 or lo:/? Put the word in tite correet
g) away love-Ietters old throw column.
Do you ver __________ _ __ _ _ __
~ ~ (.Q[n monúng
- -- - - -- - - - - - - -- ---- ? p.erson .erve stury wQrld
h) an excu e make up
Do you ever _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
lo')
w hen you're late?
i) get on peopIe the with board
How do you _ _ _ _ _ _ __________ _ _
in yo ur lass?

Write true answers to the questions.

23 Usten and check. Repeat the words.

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 Vocabulary 4 Write the numbers as you say them.
a) l/s ~h¡¡l
1 Match the questions (a - II) with the answers (1- 8). b) 5112
a) How far i.s it to fue nearest bus stop from yOill e) 1213
SdlOOl?
d) 7.5'10
b) How fast can you run 100 metres?
e) How long does it take you to get dressed in the e) 0.675
morning? f) 0.33
d) How many peopIe are there in you r farnily? g) 2,976
e) How much homework do you ha ve loday?
f) How often do you go swimming?
g) How oId is your car? h) 1,500,000
h) How welJ can you speak Chinese?
1 Abou t ten minutes.
5 Cross out the word that is not possibJe.
2 About two hundred metres.
3 Four, bul w ilh me, il 's five. a) He deci d ed to give up coffee / bis neieh:bol1ts I
4 1'm not sure. Filteen seconds, maybe. smoking.
5 ['ve had ít for t1U'ee years. b) Where can 1hang up my coat I c10thes / shoes?
6 Not a loto Two or three exercises. e) He put on a car / suit / tie to go to w ork.
7 N a t as well as my mother.
d ) She got home and swi tdlcd on a novel!
8 Never. 1 can't stand it.
the computer / the TV.
e) She took off her hat I keys / shoes when she
a b e d e f g h
entered the house.
2 1 never throw away old newspapers I
L 1 -L_",,---'---I
f)
plastic bags I the office.
Write true answers to the questions.
6 Complete the de.finitions with the phrasaJ verbs in
the box.
2 Complete the questions.
a) How f'asl can you learn to speak a bring up clear up deal with fill in
!
foreign language?
ge t on w ith loo k up run alter take atier
b) How can you play goli?
e) How do you go on hoLday? a) Tf you ¡'W1 aHet' someone or something,
d ) llow does it cost? you follow it very quick.ly.
e) How does it lake you to get b) When you something
to SdlOO1?

_ _ _ , you make.it lidy by removi ng things.

f) How is j t to the station?

e) U yOl! . a problem, you do

g) How is your brother?

h ) How people are thcre in

sornething to find a solution .
your class? d ) When you a form, you
write informahon in the emp ty spaces.
3 Underline the corred way of saying the numbers.
e) If you someone, you Jook
a) 500 five hundred / five hundreds
like someone in your family (motber, fa ther or
b) 0.5 nil point five / nought pa int five
.% grandparents).
e) three q uarter / tbree quarters
d) 1.75 one p oint seven five / f) If you someone, you hove a
one point seventy-five
good relationship w:ith them .
e) 7,184 seven thousand, one h undred
g) W11en you a child, you look
eighty-four / seven thousand,

after them until they are adulto

enc h undred and eighty-four

f) 3-0 three - nil / three - oh

h) If you something _ _ _
g) 1 112 one and hall / one and él. half
you try to fi.nd information about it in a book.

30 - u Ñ J1 "1) Fit
7 What (ould you say in these situations? Choose an 8 Put the words in the box into the conect group.
expression from tbe box.
athlete ath1etic5 court goggles
Be careful! Be patient. Com back! I golf g Ifer helmel nel pitch
Don 't be l'terrible! Don't worry. Tryagain. 1 skier sk.iing track

a) Sports:
alhlehcs
b) Peop!e:

e) PLace:

d ) Equipment:

9 Complete the text with does, goes or pluys.

a) You show U1e new mes that you have bought

to a friend . Your friend laughs and ays that you

look like a waitres .

Yau ay: 0011't úe tlol'l'ib/el

b) A friend tells ou that they have an important

examinatian next week. They say that it i very

dilficult.

yousay: ______________________________

e) You are in a metro tation and a train arrives.

Your friend goe lo get on the train, but you Trevor is vcry serious about sport. In the moming,
suddenly realí 'e that you have Jeft your he usually (1) (loes cycling but he
shopping bag at the ticket office.
sometimes (2) wirnming at the
Yousay: ______________________________
swirnming pool. At work, he (3) ______
d ) You Me with él tTiend nd waiting for another exercise during h' - coffee breaks and he occasionaliy
friend to arrive. Your friend is getting angry (4) golf in his off¡ce! Al lunch time,
beca use the other one is ten minute ' late.
he (5) ___________ tcnnis r squilsh. Th n, in Ule
Yousay: ______________________________
even ings, he (6) judo {or an hour or
e ) You are with a friendoYour friend telephones a two al U, sports centre. At the weekend, he also
restaurant to reserve atable, but the line is busy. (7) ___________ as much sport as possible. He
yousay: ______________________________
(8) foo tba 11 on Saturdays and rugby
f) You are in a car w ith your fri nd who is driving. on Sundays. In lhe holidays, he (9) __________
Your friend i driving a Bttle Ca t. skii ng in the winter a.nd windsurfing in the sununer.
you say: ______________________________
24 Listen and check.

Fit 31
 Reading 3 Which sportsperson are the following sentences
talking about? Write your answers in the boxes:
1 025 Read the articJe and moose the best tjtle. SK - Shizo Kanaguri; EM - Eric Moussambani;
a) Great Olympie Champions EE - Eddie Edwards
b) Great 01ympic Losers a) He came from Britain. [f EI
e) Great Olympic Records b) He didn' t enjoy taking part in the raee. O
e) He wore glasscs. D
2 Read the artiele again. Write the name of the d ) He took part in the Sydney Olympics. L-]
sportsperson below the corred picture.
e) He stopped in the m iddJe of the raee. ~J
f) He onIy started the sport that year. r 1
g) He took part in the Stockholm Olympics. J
h ) He brokc some bones. , I

11 _ _
-
There have been many great champions in the history of the Olympic Games. For
example, the American swimmer, Mark Spitz, won seven gold medals in 1972, and

.
the Hungarian fencer. Aladar Gerevich. won gold medals at six different Olympic
games. But there have also been some great losers. We look at the best of the worst.

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Shizo Kanaguri Eric Moussambani I Eddie Edwards

THE JAPANESE ATHLETE, Shizo Al THE SYDNEY Olympics in 2000, THE BRITISH SPORTING superstar
Kanagun, ran the marathon in Eric Moussambani, from Equatorial Eddíe Edwards (or Ed die the Eagle)
the 1912 Olympics in Stockhol m. Guinea , became an international hero. too k part in the sk i-jumpin g event
It was an extremely hol day and The newspapers cal led him 'Eric the Eel' at t he Wi nter Olympics in Ca lgary in
KanagurI was fi nding the race when he set a new Olymp ic reco rd in 1988. Edwards lived hundreds of mil es
very hard As he was running the 100 metres freestyle. Eric took up f ro m the nearest mounta ln an a it was
along the road, he saw a family swimmin g only a few months before diffi cult to prepare for the games
who were watch ing the race. the games and it was his first time in a During his preparations, he broke his
They were having a picnic and 50-metre swimming poo l. He completed jaw, his collarbone and a nu mber of
he decided to sit down and jo in the two lengths of the pool in 1 minute teeth. He was also short-sighted and
them. After fini shing the meal, 52.72 seconds - a record slow ti me and needed to wear thick gl asses, but in
he realised t hat there was no twice the time of the other swimmers. the cold mountain air, he could not
point in continuing with the But Eric won the race beca use the two see through them. He came last.
race . other swimmers were disqua lified for 'He doesn't j ump,' sa id one Olympic
fal se starts . off icia l 'He drops li ke a stone.'

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32 UI( ,¡ " Fit

Writing
3 Link the senlences with nltlloltglL.
a) We arrived early. There was a very long queue.
Organising a text
-AI/Aouq/¡ "'e arr/iJed early. ¡here ¡vas a veril
Linking sentences with although
long q eue.
Describing a sporting event
b) The tickets were very expensive. We didn't have
a very good view.
1 Look at the plan and put the paragraphs (Al 8, e)
in the correct order.
1 name, time, p lace of the event
e) The match was very exciting. lt was very Long.
Paragraph _ __
2 de cription of the e ent
Parograpil _ __
d) Nolhing much happened in the first hail. The
3 feelings, commen , final thought
econd half was fantastic.
Parngrnph _ __
A 1 anived early because 1 wanteel to get a gooel
seal. Ulúortunately, it was raining and 1 waited
three hours befo re the match began. 1 had a e) lnter Milan won the garue. They were not the
good sea t near the fron t. Because of the rain, better team.
there we.re not many peopIe. The match wa
quite exciting, although Venus was m uch
stronge.r than her opponent. She won 6-1, 6-3.
f) 1 enjoyed the game. Iy friends lhought it
Later, 1 watdled Roger Federer play against
was boring.
Michae.l Russell. Unfortunately, it b gan to rain
again and th y did not finish the ma tch.
B Thjs was my first isit to Roland Garro .
Al though [was pleased that 1saw s[ar )jke
Wi lliams a nd Pederer, it was a pity tha t the 4 Write a description of a sporting event that you
weather was so bad . 1 as ery col anel wet. have attended. Use the paragraph plan in
1 woulcl like to go agail1, but 1 hope 1 aro luckier Exercise 1.
next time.
e The French Open tennis d Tamp ionsl ips take
plact! in May and June ev ry year at the Roland
Garros stadium in Paris. TIl is year, a friend
ga ve me a ticket for the secon d day of the
competition. 1 want d t e Venus Will iar in
he.r first m teh of th tournament.

2 Match the sentence beginnings (a-g) with their

endings (1- 7).
a) Altho 19h 1 was pI ased to ee Williams
and Federer, 5

b) Although 1 got wet,

e) Although 1 love tennis,

d) Although Venus won this match,

e) Man y people prclcr watching the men's

matches,

f) Sorne tickets are very cheap,

g) 'TI,e tou rnament's offici al name is

'Roland Garros',
although it i oft n call d 'The French Open '.
2 al tho ugh the women's match es are often more
exciting.
3 although the m st expensi e cost more than 70
euros.
4 1 enjoyed th day.
5 it Was a p ity that the v eatheJ· was so bad .
6 she lost in th third ro und .
7 this was m y íirst visit to major championship.

Fit UNIT 11 33
 Job

Grammar 4 Complete the tableo

1 Match each group of sentences (1- 2) wifu a job I lnlini tive Pastsimple Past participle
in fue box. be was I /<Iere beCt!
bring
an au p ajI a DJ a Jlighl atten dant a model
buy
She has to wear a uniform at work.
drink
She can travel. free to different countríes.
fly
She doesn' t have to have a lU\.Íversity
know
educa tion.

meet
She can't sit down much in her jobo

Sheis ________________________________
read
ring
2 She duesn 't have to pay for sorncwhere

5ay
to Uve.

She can wear her own clothes.

spend
She has to likc young children.
teach
She can't invite her friends to dinner.
think
L
She is ______________________________

2 Change the eight sentences in Exercise 1 to 5 Complete Ute sentences with the present perfect
questions. form of fue verbs in brackets.
a) Does :,; /t e JUWI;;: tO iVear a IAfII'{CJI'/tI al /lIol'k ? a) Haw many dilieren t jobs has she done
(she do)?
b)
- - - - - - - - ---------------- ? b) She (ha ve) 10ts of differen t
e) jobs in her lile.
---------------------------_7
d) e) (you ever work)
---- - -- - - - -- -------------7 in a factory?
e) -----------------------------? d) NO, I (never be) in a
f) bakery.
------------------------------ ?
e) What's the worst meal you ______________
g) ----------------~----------------------_? _______ (ever eat)?
h) ------------------------------------------_?
f) (like) mos t of rny jobs and 1
like this one, too.
3 Think of a woman you know. Answer the
questions in Exercise 2. g) Yes, I (always wan t)
to be a ballet dancer.
a) Ye~, ~h e does. I No, she does¡.¡'1.
b)

e)

d)

e)

f)

g)

h)

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34 lJ HIT ' El Job
6 Write questions for the answers below. 8 Underline the correct time expression.
a) H ave lfOU ev r Úeetl 011 lelevisi otl ? a) 1 learn t to drive eyer / in rny lile /
0, I've never been on television. when 1 was eighteen.
b) b) 1 haven' t been to the cinema a few weeks ago /
------------------------------------ ?
Jast week I this week.
No, l've never work das an au pairo
e) 1 bought a great CD in my !ife / oyer the years I
e) yesterday.
? d ) 1 didn ' t go to the beach at alllast summer I
No, my parents have never forgolten rny over the years / recenUy .
birthday. e) l've been to a few good resta ura.nts tast Friday I
recently I years ago.
d)
f) l've pent fur too muell money last night /
? today / yesterday.
No, my teamer has never made a joke in c.ld SS . g) l've d one a lo t of illy things in 2006 /
e) ? a few moments ago I oyer the years.
No, l've never seen a ballet.
Change the sentences so they are true for you.
f) ?
No, I've neve!" voted in a poli tical eleclion.
g) 7
Pronunciation
o, I've never ridden a motorb ike. 27 Listen to the recording and read the texto Notice
the pauses and how sorne words are Iinked together.
Write true answers to the questions aboye. Then practise reading it while you ti ten to the
recording.
7 Complete the text with the past simple or present
fli! 11
perfect fonn of the yerbs in brackets.
My name's Frank, 1land) come from I Bern I
in Switzerland. II
1 work"as .an"artist 1 for,an, advertising company, II
bu t l.also teachJ~nglish. I I
I've been with _the eompany 1 for, a couple, of years 11
and J"enjoy my work. II

1 (1) _ _ -"cc.
/' a I/..:;.
c -,d""o,--, e _ _ (do) 10ts of horrible jobs
n..::..

in my lile, but the wors t job 1 (2) _________

(ever have) was selling hot d og .
1(3) (starl) lhe job at the beginning
of last summer because 1 (4) ________ __
(need ) sorne m.oney to buy a caro Jt was lhe biggest
mis take 1 (5) (ever m ake) in m y
life. 1 (6) (n t like) the smell of the
hot d ogs and, on the first d dy, T(7) _ _ _ __ _
(feel) i!l. The weather (8) (be)
really bad and 1 only (9) _ _ __ __ ( elJ)
two or three. At the end of th day, the boss
(10) (say) to me, 'You

(11) _ _ _ _ _ _ (no t seU) enough! '

The next morning, 1 (12) ________ _ _ (decid e)

to tay in bed .

26 U sten and check.

Job 35
 Vocabulary 2 Match the jo bs in the box with the texts a- g.

1 Who d o these things belong to? Labe1 the pictures aáel' archaeologist cook
with the words in the bo", managing director te1esales person
tourist guide vet
au pair butcher DI engineer farmer J
Oight attendant pilaf solctier surgeon a) I've done a few films, but J Iike being on stage in
a theatre best. Last year 1 was in 'Hamlet' and 1
got excellent reviews. aclor
b) A t fus t, this was just a hoUday job, butI realJ y
njoyed it. llove reading history books and J
like show ing peop le the interestin g pilJts of rny
town. _ _ __ _ _ __
El pi/ol
- - -

e) J have a marketin g company and we now have

~ \J about ninety employees. 1 think 1 know the
m names o [ al) my s taff. _ _ _ _ _ _ __

~
d) 1 spend most oi my time w ith fanners and 1
work ou tdoors a Jot. But in the village, people
come to see me with their d ogs and cats when
11 they are iJl. _ _ _ _ _ __
e) 1 stuctied it at uruversHy, of course, b ut 1 was
¡ucky to get the jobo1 work for a museum in
York al1d we are studying Roman castJ es in th.is
part of the country. _ _ _ _ _ _ __
f) 1 work in a large faclory and 1 run the kitchens
there. We have to prep are meals far about four
hundred people and ['m responsible for buying
all the food. _ _ __ _ __

11 - -- ­ g) 1 work in a large offiee. Jt's very noisy beeause

we are all talking on the phone al1 the lime. We
seU photocopiers and other offiee machines.

3 Complete the sentences with tb e phrases in the box.

labreak a-day a decision a living

money a p art-time job perm ission
two weeks

a El
a) I'rn going to have (, daU off
tomorrow and go fOI a long walk.
b) 1 asked my boss for to leave
work early.
e) 1 need to m ake abou t m y
future .
d) 1 thi.nk 1'11 have now and
fin ish the w ork latero

11 11 e) 1usuaJJy have off in the

summer and go on h oliday ,;"ith my fa rnjJy.
f) l' d like to make as a rnodel.
g) f m hoping to find
in the evenings and at the weekend .
h) The job isn' t well-paid and 1 don 't make m uch

36 1" ~ -'-'Ú'¡¡';G': Job

4 Complete the sentences with an appropriate verbo 7 Fill in the gaps with an appropriate word. ti no
a) 1t'5 e; tremety difficul t to (¡l1d a word is necessary, write 0 .
well-paid job. Hi, my name's Jeremy. 1work (1) _...lS!..L a large
b) Every m Orning, they a gro up of hotels and {'m (2) _ _ charge (3) _ _
fifteen-minu t break far a eup of tea. the cleaning staff. I'm based (4) ___ Valencia, but
e) He onJy wanted to a nap, bu t he my work involves (5) _ __ a Jot of travel.
slept for three hours.
d ) In sorne olmtries, men can _ _ _ _ sorne My name's Rafa. Al the moment,l'm working
time off when lheir wi fe has a baby. (6) _ _ a cook and I'm responsible (7) _ _
e) ls it realiy possible to _ _ ___ a l iving as a the salads. l'm training (8) _ _ _ be a restaurant
snowboard er? manager and 1 would like to run (9) _ _ m y own
f) The faetory is closing and she's goin to resta urant.
_ _ _ _ her j b.
g) Why don 'l you your paren ts for I'm Kate . 1 w('\rk (10) _ _ an advertising company
their dvice? and we produce 'hort films. At present, l'm based
h) You can a ¡at of money as a ates (11 ) _ _ head offiee, but I'm looking (12) _ _
person, but you have o be gaod . a job witb more traveL

5 Match the sentence beginnings (a- h) with their 28 Listen and check.
endings (1-7).

a) Women live longer than men, so they should

8 Find 15 words or phrases in the word snake and
b) People w ho d stre sfut jobs sh uld
write thero in the corred place below.
e) Befa re they are allowed to run a country,

nul'lcr-li ntraY.t
p oli ticians should ~0" '1 \9yó

d) The m anaging dlrec tors f Ja rge eorpo tions ~

CIl
o~
•
_ o- .~?nr¡t",
th.at lose money sho uld """ ~ x \T;"':
~ ? ~ ~
e) EmpJoyees w ha are often late houldn' t ~
~_
g
(J>
Q.
Q;
?b
(¡)
f) People in importe nt jobs, Iike nurses and pollee ~ ro ~

officCTS, shouldn't .~~ 5 'S­

g) Pilots and dri era w ho are responsible for
(1;1 ro g
people's lives shouldn' t .~ "C~ E
~ #
1 be allowed to have holidays.
binboO~ pe~(j
2 continue w orking after the age of 55.

3 earn less than pop stars or OJs.

a) You can make holes in a piece of paper

4 get long r paid holidays than other peopIe.

with this.

5 leam how to run a busines .

Mole punen
6 re ign immediateJy.
b) You can put rubbish in this.
7 retire w hen they'r old er.

e) You can pu t work that has just arrived or that

you have just finished in these.

d) You can put your work in th is to take home.

Tick (.1) the statements you agree with.
e) You can use the e to attad1 two pieces oí paper
6 Complete the sentences with Job or work.
a) 1 had a badly-p aid ¡oh and J resigned .
f) You can use the e to produce copies of

b) He's looki ng for a weH-paid abroad . dOCllments.

e) l' d la ve to find a w here 1 can be

outdoors.
g) You can use U1ese to pu t information into your
d) If possible, 1 prefer to al ne o computer.
e) More and more peopIe an now
fro m horne o
h) You can write on these.
f) She's going to appIy f ra
in m arkehng.
i) YOll can use these to keep your offic tidy.
g) We often have to a t the weekend .

Job 37
 Listening An n: So, do men usua lly do this job?
Bob: Er, yes, meno And women .
1 l' 29 Cover the listening script and listen to two Ann: Okay, do you work indoors or outdoors?
people playing a game. Qne person lhinks of a job Bob: 1 can only say 'yes' or 'no'.
and the otber person has to guess what it is. Ann: Okay, do you work indoors?
Tick (.1) the two jobs that they describe. Bob: Yeso
An n: Do 'ja u use your han ds in t his job?
Bob: Yeso
An n: Do you need any training for this job?
Bab: Yeso Usually.
Ann: Do you work normal offi ce hours?
Bob: No.
Ann: Do yau have to work in the eveni ngs?
Bob: Yeso
Ann: Do 'jou have to wear a uniform?
Bob: Yeso
Ann: Do you ha ve to be strong?
Bob: No , not really.
An n: Do you trave l a lot?
Bob: No. Not at all.
Ann: Is it a hot and smeLLy job?
~~-e Bob:
Ann:
Er, yes, 1 suppose so.
1 t hink I've got it. Do you work in a restaurant?
Bob: Yeso
Ann: 1 know. You're a waiter?
Bob: Na!
Ann: Okay, so you're a cook?
Bob: Yes, t hat's right.

e) a flight attendan t
Bob: Okay, my turn o15 it a job for men or women?
1 mean, do men usually do this job?
Ann: Yes, men, usua Lly. But women do it too .
Bab: Do you work indo ors?
An n: Mm, we ll, no ... but 1 don't work outdoors!
Bob: Is it a st ressful Job?
Ann: Yes, som etimes. Sometimes very stressful.
Bab: Do you need any training for thi s job?
Ann : YesoA lot.

Bob: Do yo u work in an office?

2 Listen again and number the questions in the Ann: No.

order that yau hear Ibero. Bob: But do yo u work normal office hours?

Do you have to be strong? Ann : No.

Do you have to wear a uniform? Bob: Do yOLl earn a dece nt salary?

Ann: Yes, I'm quite we LL paid.

Do you need any training for this job?
Bo b: Do you have to wear a un;form?
1 Do men usually do this ¡ob? Ann: Yeso
Do you traveJ a lot in this jobo Bob: Do you have to be strong?
Do you work indoors? Ann: No ! Nat at all.
Bo b: Oh, er, 1 don't kn ow. Do you travel a lot in th is
Do you work normal office hours?
job?
Ann: Yeso A lot.
3 Answer the ql1estjons in Exercise 2.
Bob: Ah , I've got it! Yo u're a flight atte ndant ! Oh, no,
Gante 1 Game 2 th at's not possible. A lot of women do that jobo
1 Ves 1 know - you're a piloto
2 Ann: Yeso At last.
3
4
5
6
7

38 U ' N' 1 T Job

Writing 2 Underline the best way to close the letters.
a) Dear Sir or Mad am
Opening and cLosing letters
All the best / La ts of love, / Yours fai thful1y.
COSinG Bricke#
Writing a letter of enquiry

b) Dear Mr O'Sulli an
1 Where do the phrases below be long in the letter? Best w ishes / Yours faithflllly, / Yours sin erely,
Write the number in the box. C OSI1IO Bl'ickell

a) Could you p Ie se tell me e) Hi Jernma

~
b) Finally, eould you please send me Best wishes, / Yours faithfully, / YOUl'S sineercly,
COSiI'lO
e) First of aH, 1 would like to know a little
mo re about
d) 1 am wri ing with referenee to
e
1
d) Dear John
YOUTS, / Yours fai t:hflllly, / Yours sincerely,
COSi'lO
e) 1 look forward to hearing trom yau soon.
-¡ e) Dear Helen
f) 1 would like sorne Lots of love, / Yours faith fulJy, / YOlli. sincere Ly,
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g) In additi on, couJd you p ossibly tell m e C OSfrlO

more about ~
3 Read the advertisemeot and notes and write a
leUe.r asking for more information.
17, Sr. Mary's Road
Pidl ingron VV/la f l:Ufld o{ work P T~'m!(:d - who paysP
WE2 71-I H
Vol unrary Work Camps Ine.
VOLUNTARV
PO B x36
Marston
MA13PP Work Camps .•

Dear Sir or M adam Learn new skills and a new language at our
intemational voluntary work camps
... (1) ... yo ur advertisement in the newspaper yesrerday.
1 am illrerested in applying fo r a posirion with your
Our volunteer' work programme offers hu ge
organiLarÍon and ' " (2) . . . more informa do n.
range of possibilities to respon sible youn g
... (3) ... your organiza tion . You r adverrisemenr says mar
people who want to cJiscover the world an d
it is for yOllng people . .. . (4) ... how old 1 musr be ro
make ir a better place to live.
ap ply? 1 am go ing ro be 18 nexr monrh.... (5) .. . the
kincls of projeel'ó (har you Sllpporr. Your accommodation will be in our dorm itori es
... (6) ... an application form o and all meals are prov ided .

... (7) ... Places availab le in our programmes starti ng

Yours fahh.fully, July, September and Jan uary.

Don't delay - apply today!

Cosmo Briekett
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