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The words you need ... to describe people
1 2 creative 3 Impatient 4 competitive 5 direct
6 punctual 7 confident
Meeting a visilor at the airport
1 I arrival 2 flight 3 confirm 4 meet 5 lake 6 plan
7 seeing 8 wishes
2 It's good to see you again. How are you?
Did you have a good trip?
Can I help you with your luggage? The car's in the car park. How's the weather back home?
91 love Chicago
Getting around
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1 e 2 b 3 g 4 f
Listen to this
It's my Kind ot town
| The words you need ... to talk about city life 5 a 61 7 b 8 d 9 f |
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1 A Lebanese restaurant The Sears Tower I.mi-* Armstrong The Chicago Cubs The Taste of Chicago Al Capone
2 IT 2F 3F 4T
| lie 2 j 3 h 4 g |
| 2 1 busy / quiet |
| 2 safe | dangerous |
| 3 clean / dirty |
| 4 noisy / quiet |
| 5 high j low |
| 6 warm / cool |
| 7 awful / excellent |
| 8 beautiful / ugly |
| 9 full / empty |
10 Eating around the world
Warm up
Morocco: couscous
India: curry
England: roast beef and Yorkshire pudding
Mexico: burritos
France: tbie gras
Listen to thisFavourite lood
1 England. France and India
2 IT 2T 3F 4T
Check your grammar
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Comparative and superlative adjectives 1 cheaper 2 tastier 3 tastiest 7 best 8 bad
Do it yourself
1 1 1 learn vocabulary faster than I learn grammar.
2 For me. Engl ish grammar is easier than French grammar.
3 My Spanish is worse than my French.
4 The most important language for international business is English.
2 1 Fresh fruit is healthier than chocolate.
2 Salmon is cheaper than Russian caviar.
3 Champagne is more expensive than Cava.
4 A sandwich Ls quicker to eat than a meal in a restaurant.
5 Indian food is spicier than English food.
3 1 The Knightsbridge is more expensive than Chez Pierre.
2 Gianni's is the biggest restaurant in the guide.
3 The Mogul is; smaller than Gianni's.
4 Chez Pierre is the least expensive / cheapest restaurant in the guide.
5 The Knightsbridge has the best tbod in the guide.
Sounds good Weakstress 1
2 I We're politer than the rest.
2 We're faster than the rest.
3 We're less expensive than the rest.
4 We're the biggest in ihi* world.
5 We're the best in the world.
11 Nice work
Read on
Homeworking
1 1 D 2B 3A 4C
2 1 Gardening; playing football with friends: sitting in the
garden
2 He prefers tft work alone; can go directly to his desk with no traffic problems: liked to look after the children when they were younger: likes working with his wife
3 His Internet connection
4 He loves working in education and with writing
The words you need ... to talk about work
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1 1 from /at 2 at 3 in 4 abroad 5alone
2 Id 2g 3a 4f 5h 6b 7c 8e
Emails 1: Giving your emails a clear structure
1 lc 2d 3b 4a
2 lb 2d 3c 4a
3 1 Dear Simon
We are having a meeting with Jayne Keegan in Berlin on
21st January.
Can you meet her at the hotel and drive her over?
Thanks.
(Name)
2 Dear Christine
We need to finalise a price for the XZ34. Could you call me tomorrow? Regards (Name)
3 Dear Karl
There is a production problem in Oslo.
Could you give Henrik a ring on 0047 9843 768767?
Best wishes
(Name)
Answer key 137
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4h 5b 6f 7a Be
Listen tothis I hate watching TV
1 Ben: tennis, squash, motorcycle racing
Alison: flying, scuba diving
Roisin: salsa dancing, swimming
2 Ben: Winning is noi important. I like to socialise.
Alison: It's good exercise. I like being alone.
Roisin: I have to relax after work. I hale sport on TV.