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21 How old are you?
2 I'm single.
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11 I am writing to apply for the position
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9 Yours faithfully
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1 Swimming pool cleaner, The Daily Courier
2 I work as a cleaner in a gym. I want this job because I believe I am well suited to the job description.
3 I have experience as a cleaner and serving customers.
4 I am sociable and hardworking.
5 I am available for an interview at your convenience.
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Dear Mr Stewart,
I am writing to apply for the position of swimming pool cleaner which you advertised in The Daily Courier Wednesday 24th August.
I am 17 years old and a student at high school. I feel that a summer job with your company would be a valuable experience for me.
Last summer I worked in a surf shop serving customers and dealing with the public. I consider myself to be hardworking and energetic. I am also very friendly.
Please find enclosed a copy of my CV and references. I am available for interview at your convenience.
I thank you for your time and look forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely, Bryan Woods
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It was a Sunday morning in June. My friend Jim and I were strolling through the centre of town. It was a warm, sunny day and we decided to visit the History Museum.
Jim and I were walking around the museum. We stopped to admire the paintings. Suddenly, someone tapped Jim on the shoulder. When we turned round we saw an older man wearing old-fashioned clothes. He was pointing to a painting. He was the same man in the painting! When we turned round again he had disappeared.
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41 How can 1help you?
2 I'd like to book a room, please.
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4 Double, please.
5 Yes, we have a room on the 2nd floor. 6 How much is it per night?
7 Yes, it does.
8 What name, please?
9 We look forward to seeing you.
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A:Good morning — Meridian Hotel. How can I help you?
D: Yes, hello. I'd like to book a room, please. R: Of course, sir. When for?
D: 8th August, for five nights.
R: Will that be a single or double room? D: Single please.
R: All right, let me check what we have available. Yes, we have a room on the 3rd floor.
D: Great. How much is it. R: It's £79 per night.
D: Does that include breakfast? R: Yes, it does.
D: OK. Can I book it then, please? R: Certainly. What name, please? D: Peter Moss.
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2Rick wishes he hadn't gone hiking in the wilderness and been bitten by mosquitoes./Rick regrets having gone hiking in the wilderness and being bitten by mosquitoes.
3She regrets not eating breakfast./She wishes she had eaten breakfast.
4Bob wishes he didn't have to study this weekend./Bob regrets having to study this weekend.
5William regrets leaving his lifejacket at home./ William wishes he had brought his lifejacket.
6Alice regrets staying in the sun for too long./ Alice wishes she hadn't got sunburnt.
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A cruise to Antarctica.
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2Which water sports are available?
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Dear Jane,
I read your advert for Against the Tide Diving Centre. I am thinking of trying diving. I would like to ask a few questions about it first.
Could you please tell me where the diving centre is exactly? Also, could you tell me where you dive off the coast of Cornwall? The advert mentions water sports. I would like to know which water sports are available and which days you are open. Lastly, what type of accommodation is available?
Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes, Tracy Gold
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1 You shouldn't surf the Net for hours.
2 You mustn't use the telephone in the teacher's office.
3 You don't have to/needn't work overtime.
4 You must see a dermatologist for your skin rash. 5 You should clean your mobile phone often.
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1 You can't go into this area. It's prohibited.
2 Warm milk and honey might help you sleep.
3 May I open the window?
4 You can't park here.
5 You might get an ear infection from your mobile phone.
6She can't stop yawning.
7I can't sleep. I've got insomnia.
8I might have some honey in the cupboard.
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41 Please come in and take a seat.
2 Now, what seems to be the problem?
3 Let's take a look.
4 What should I do?
5 Put them in three times a day for five days.
5(Suggested Answer)
A:Good morning, Mr Peterson. Please come in and take a seat
B: OK, thank you.
A: Now, what seems to be the problem?
В: I fell and hurt my wrist this morning. Now it's swollen and painful.
A:Oh, dear. Let's take a look. Oh, yes, it is swollen.
B:What should I do?
A:Go to the hospital for an x-ray. It could be broken.
B:OK, thank you, doctor.
A: You're welcome. Goodbye.
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3 1 She had catoptrophobia, which is the fear of mirrors, as a child. (N)
2 Frank, whose mum is a nurse, is afraid of needles. (N)
3This is the clinic where he goes for treatment for his phobia. (D)
4It was after that plane crash last month that he started to fear flying. (D)
5Rick, who lives on the 20th floor, is afraid of heights. (N)
6Paul is my friend whose dad treats people with phobias. (D)
7Do you know the reason why Tom didn't come to work? (D)
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2Lucy wants to be either a pilot or a flight attendant.
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11 To tell people ways to stay safe in the streets.
2 There is a lot of crime in the streets and the
streets aren't as safe as they used to be. 3 semi-formal
2Suggestions
1Always walk in busy well-lit areas, and walk fast and confidently.
2Keep valuables out of sight and your handbag closed.
3Think about how you plan to get home in advance. Try and get a lift from somebody.
Results/Consequences
1You can avoid an attack before it happens. Attackers don't usually target confident looking people.
2By doing this you won't tempt thieves.
3This way you won't be out in the streets at all.
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3got a promotion
4gossips about others
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2has just invited, have never been
3Has Sam ever done, borrowed
4have lost, took
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1 must/might be in a restaurant.
2 can't be in their kitchen.
3 may/might be celebrating something.
4 must like sushi.
5 must know how to use chopsticks.
6 must not/may have cooked these herself.
1 have just got married
2 has Brian been working
3 has been sneezing
4 have travelled
5 has been looking for
6 has not graduated
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31 I've just moved in next door.
2 Could I talk to you for a minute?
3 What can I do for you?
4 It's just that your kids have been playing on my lawn.
5 Oh, I'm really sorry about that.
6 I'll make sure it doesn't happen again.
4(Suggested Answer)
P a m e la : Good morning. My name's Pamela Johansson. I’ve just moved in next door.
Tom : Pleased to meet you, Pamela. I'm Tom Simpson. Welcome to the neighbourhood.
P a m e la : Thank you, Tom. Could I talk to you for a minute?
Of course. What can I do for you?
P a m e la : Well, I'm afraid I have a complaint. It's just that your dog barks all day and night and I can't get to sleep.
T o m : Oh, I'm so sorry about that. I didn't realise he was bothering you.
P a m e la : It's OK. It's just a dog, but I am studying for exams at the moment and need some peace and quiet.
Т о т : I see. I'll make sure it doesn't happen again. P a m e la : Thanks I'd really appreciate that.
T o m : You're welcome. And sorry again. P a m e la : It's alright. Have a good day.
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1Arguments For
1It offers you a chance to study something you are interested in.
2Sometimes it's the only way to get the qualifications for the job you really want.
3Students learn many life skills.
Examples/Justifications
1You can't be a doctor without a degree.
2Students learn to cook for themselves, manage their own money and get along with other people.
Arguments Against 1 It's expensive.
2 University life doesn't suit everyone.
Examples/Justifications
1Most graduates leave university owing a lot of money.
2For some people it is better to do on-the-job training or a practical course.
2• On the one hand, there are many advantages to going to university.
•However, there are also disadvantages.
•To my mind, it is a valuable experience that provides a lot more than just a qualification, but it is not suitable for everyone.
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5(Suggested Answer)
These days, many people believe that young people should spend time studying abroad as this will help them better understand different cultures. But is this true and are there disadvantages to studying abroad? On the one hand, there are advantages to studying abroad. Firstly, you get to experience a different culture. This will teach you to understand different opinions and ways of thinking. In addition, you develop your foreign language skills. This will help you communicate with more people.
On the other hand, there are some disadvantages to studying abroad. To start with, you can experience culture shock. You may struggle with the language, different weather and food. Moreover, you might miss
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friends and relatives back home. It may be difficult at first to make friends a n d you may feel lonely.
All in all, there are both advantages and disadvantages to studying abroad. In my opinion, it is a valuable experience that opens your eyes to many new cultures, but it's not for everyone.
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41 Reporters were not allowed to enter the crime scene.
2He was made to give a DNA sample.
3She is not allowed to see the evidence.
4It is believed that the crime will be solved by the detectives.
5It is thought that the wrong man has been arrested by the police.
51 is having a security camera installed.
2 had my wallet stolen on the train.
3 has had his house broken into.
4 will have an alarm put in her car.
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41 Where and when did you witness the incident, Ms Wheeler?
2What happened next?
3Can you describe the man?
4No, I don't think so.
5Yes, it’s 111 Beach Road.
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A:What did you see exactly?
B:Well, I saw a masked man enter through the front entrance. He shouted that he was armed and that we should not move.
A:What happened next?
B:He went over to the bank teller and pointed a gun at her and told her to hand over the cash.
A:Could you describe the robber?
B:Yes, he was short and slim and was wearing athletic clothes.
A:Can I have your name, address and phone number, please?
B:Yes, of course, it's Gerry Franklin. 12 Leaf Street. My telephone number is 525 469 8732.
A:Thank you very much.
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31 The reporter said that the police had caught the burglar that day.
2Mr Thompson said that he locked his doors every night.
3Her lawyer said that Mary would be a witness in
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4The policeman told the man to put his hands behind his back.
5Kelly asked if the police had arrested anyone yet.
6The policeman told the man not to move.
41 The policeman asked me where I was at the time of the robbery.
2The policeman told the man to stand against the wall.
3Kelly asked us if we had phoned the fire department.
4The lawyer told us to go and see the judge immediately.
5 1 The detective explained that they had new evidence that proved who had done it.
2She accused me of having stolen her bracelet.
3She promised us that she would call David as soon as she got home.
4He denied being at the bank that day.
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•I strongly agree with doing something to improve this situation.
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1To put forward a number of solutions about the increase in crime in residential neighbourhoods.
2Dear Sir/Madam - Yours faithfully,
3More police on the streets / Neighbourhood
Watch Schemes
4idea 1 - would deter criminals from committing crimes as they would be more likely to get caught
idea 2 - significantly reduce crime rates because the community comes together and people watch out for each other
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2 In my opinion, more people need to install burglar alarms.
3 I think that more police should patrol our neighbourhoods.
4 I hope that my comments will be taken into 6consideration.
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Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to you in response to your article about the increase in crime in residential neighbourhoods. I believe there are a number of solutions to this problem.
First of all, I believe that having more police on the streets would be a good idea. Consequently, the criminals will be more reluctant to commit crimes as they would be more likely to get caught.
In addition, introducing Neighbourhood Watch Schemes in the area can significantly reduce crime rates. This is because the community comes together and people watch out for each other.
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In summary, it is important for the community that the increase in crime in residential areas is taken seriously. I hope that my suggestions will be taken into consideration.
Yours faithfully, 6Tina Cameron
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1-ly creatively, patiently, bravely consonant +y -> -ily lazily, angrily, clumsily -le -►-ly terribly, reliably
-ic ■->-ally terrifically, magically, realistically No change fast, late
2How (manner) bravely, gently, quickly, slowly, well Where (place) here, away, far
When (time) soon, now, lately
How often (frequency) often, sometimes, usually
31 are you doing, am going
2 Does James like, loves
3 are you carrying, am going
4 Do you have, live
5 does Helen do, works
41 trains, is training
2 hang out, am visiting
3 goes, is learning
4 looks after, is preparing
5 go, are studying
6 travels, is flying
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