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Unit 1 JETSTREAM PRE-INT- cyber homework NAME activity Mel (doing homework) Peter (making a phone call) Tom (doing Sudoku) Anna (doing yoga) Mel (usually) does her homework before dinner. Peter's (always) on the phone. Tom (hardly ever) does a Sudoku. Anna (always) does yoga after school. Mum (never) asks for help from the children. What is everyone doing? I (am having) a drink of water. Matt (is making) an omelette in the kitchen. Elena (is doing) exercises in the garden. Sibel and Deniz (are looking at) their tablets in the living room. Harry (is listening to) the radio upstairs. Mike’s over there. He (is sending) a text message to his boss. Sally (is watching) TV.

I ('m) looking at a new flat today. Helen ('s) paying for the meal. We ('re) using our tablets. Matt and Luigi ('re) playing football. He ('s) making a mistake. You ('re) not doing the right exercises. She ('s) not listening to you! I ('m) not sending a text message to Martin. They ('re) having a drink. (I never watch TV in the morning.) (My sister reads a newspaper every day.) (How often do you read a newspaper?) (Do you send text messages on your way to work?) (I hardly ever send text messages on my way to work.) (My brother usually does yoga after breakfast.) (I often have breakfast in a café.) (My dad usually makes coffee in the morning.) I can do several things at the same time. I'm very good at (multi-tasking). My son, Jamie hates (sitting) still. My mother is an artist. She enjoys (drawing) portraits of people. I'm hopeless at (taking) photos. My brother's not keen on (singing) songs in front of people. I don't like (reading) maps. My sister's very bad at (solving) problems. I like (doing) Sudoku.

My mum's very good at (making) things. I am very (good) at multi-tasking. I (like) taking photos. I (like) drawing. I (like) making things. I am (good) at solving problems. I am (good) at map reading. I am (keen on) singing. (make) (do) (make) (make) (do) (do) (make) (do) (do) (make) (do)

a decision the shopping a phone call a coffee a test yoga a mistake the cooking a sport a noise your homework

lesson 2 Stephen King (usually) has a glass of water when he sits down to write. Stephen King (always) has a vitamin pill before he starts to write. The grass in Gerhard Richter's garden is (often) long. Gerhard Richter (always) eats exactly the same food for his lunch. Gerhard Richter (never) prepares lunch for himself. Stephen King starts work (between 8 am and 8.30.) Gerhard Richter makes breakfast (for his family every morning.) Stephen King likes to listen to music​.​ (while he is working.) Gerhard Richter takes his daughter to school ​before he starts work. Gerhard Richter eats lunch (by himself every day.) A: I enjoy being on my own and I'm very independent. B: I think you have (personal) intelligence. A: My grandmother's very fond of reading and she communicates really well in her own language. B: I think she has (linguistic) intelligence. A: My sister enjoys being in a group and she plays a lot of team sports. B: She probably has (social) intelligence. A: My mum is very good at solving problems and she likes playing number games like Sudoku. B: She probably has (mathematical) intelligence. A: My brother likes making things with his hands and he hates sitting still for a long time. B: I think he has (physical) intelligence. A: My dad can play the violin and the drums and he's a very good singer. B: I think he has (musical) intelligence.

A: My cousin, James is very good at naming plants and animals and he's interested in astronomy. B: I think he has (naturalist) intelligence. A: My best friend, Anita loves drawing and painting and she's very good at reading maps. B: I think she has (visual) intelligence. LEESON 3 (A Mmm. Smell that! I really love the smell of freshly baked bread.) (B Mmm. Me too. It's a gorgeous smell.) (A I'm feeling hungry now. Shall we get something to eat?) (B Yes, OK. Can you smell that lovely smell of fresh coffee? It's coming from this café.) (A Yes, it smells wonderful. I love the smell of coffee.) (B Let's go in. We can have coffee and cake.) A: B: C: A: B: A: A: B: A: A: B: A: A: B:

I can't stand the smell of garlic. (Me neither.) It's a horrible smell. Actually, I think it's a gorgeous smell. Do you like this picture? No, I don't. It's silly. (I agree.) It's very silly. What do you think of these shoes? (They look very uncomfortable to me.) (I disagree.) I think they look very stylish. What do you think of that hairstyle? (It's absolutely awful.) (Really?) I disagree. I think it's cool. I love the smell of lavender. It's incredibly relaxing. (Me too.) It's a wonderful smell.

Kate's brother usually makes breakfast but sometimes she makes it (herself). I hardly ever make my husband a cup of coffee. He usually makes it (himself). Don't criticise (yourself) so much. You're very clever. We never employ a company to do our marketing. We do the marketing (ourselves). First, the teacher demonstrates the exercises. Then the students do them (themselves). I type the words and the computer auto-corrects them. That is, it does the corrections (itself). I made the cake (myself). I hope you like it. Psychlgy (Psychology) Mths (Maths) Msc (Music) ngnrng (Engineering) Lw (Law) rt (Art) Ggrphy (Geography) nglsh (English) Sprt (Sport) Hstry (History) keyboard, drums, violin – (music) problem, sums, answer – (maths)

drawing, painting, sketching – (art) punishment, court, lawyer – (law) tennis, exercise, football – (sport) past, kings & queens, old buildings – (history) mind, memory, brain – (psychology) A B: A B: A B: A B: A B: A B:

Can you tell me about Catherine of Aragon? I'm sorry, we haven't got (much) information about her in the library. Have you got (any) furniture for the flat? No, we haven't. Have you got (many) memories of your father? Yes, I've got a (lot of) good memories of him. Is there (much) traffic tonight? No, there isn't. The roads are very quiet tonight. Can I give you (some) advice? Yes, of course. There aren't (many) more problems to solve. Oh, that's good.

A B: A B: A B: A B: A B:

Can you give (up) chocolate? No I can't. I like it too much. I write (down) all the new words in my notebook. It helps me to remember them. That's a good idea. I hope the room heats (up) soon. I'm freezing. Yes, it's very cold in here. I always look new words (up) on the online dictionary. So do I. Don't turn (down) that job offer. It's a really good offer. I know but I don't want to move to Birmingham.