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WORKBOOK· ANSWER KEY 2 Also the process of learning something new will make you feel better and more satisfied. 3 So, if you learn a new skill, you’ll find you can quickly get out of a rut.

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1 up, around 2 to, for 3 about, back 4 about, for

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1c 2e 3f 4g 5a 6b 7d

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2 used to read 3 Did (you) use to study 4 used to be 5 Did (you) use to spend 6 used to stay 7 used to run 8 didn’t use to like 9 didn’t use to come

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2 documentary 3 saves 4 became 5 arrested 6 spend 7 role

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Not possible: 2 film 3 many people 4 a theatre 5 a long way 6 a play 7 thief

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2 They used to dream about a life on the beach. 3 They used to sit in traffic on the way to the office. 4 Harry used to wear a suit to go to work. 5 James didn’t use to spend his time sitting on the beach. 6 They didn’t use to eat tropical fruit for breakfast. 7 They didn’t use to wear shorts and a T-shirt to work. 8 They didn’t use to go surfing at the end of the day. 9 James’s colleagues used to think he was crazy.

1 I worked hard for to pass my exams. 2 correct 3 I play a lot of sport because I want to stay fit. 4 He drove for six hours to meeting meet you. 5 The bus was late so that we walked. 6 I spent time abroad because of I like travelling. 7 I’m going to the restaurant for to meet my friends. 8 correct 9 I went to the shop for buying to buy the book. 10 I live miles from my office but so I get a train to work.

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1 used to be 2 didn’t use to have 3 used to give 4 used to study 5 used to live 6 use to go

1 because, so 2 Because, So 3 To, so 4 so, to

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1 F 2 F 3T 4T 5 F 6 F

8 Set new goals 1 What exactly do you want to change in your life? 2 Decide on some new goals to help you achieve this change and write them down. 3 Writing down your goals is the first step towards achieving them. Do something different 1 Do you spend a lot of your time doing the same things every day? 2 Try not doing something for a while (like not watching television for one week). 3 This will give you time to try doing something different. Think about now 1 Don’t spend too much time thinking about the past and worrying about decisions you have already made. 2 And don’t worry about things which haven’t happened yet. 3 If you try to focus on the present, things will seem easier. Learn a new skill 1 Learning a new skill might give you new opportunities in life.

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1c 2a 3a 4c 5b 6b 1 divorced 2 religion 3 remember 4 country 5 actor 6 mistake

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1 get divorced 2 lead singer 3 to identify with 4 birth certificate 5 immigrant 6 boxer 7 to separate

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1 birth certificate 2 identify with 3 give (an) example 4 real name 5 got divorced 6 lead singer

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Across: 6 cafeteria 8 lecture 9 library 10 book shop Down: 1 photocopying room 2 registration desk 3 welfare office 4 main reception 5 stationery shop 7 classroom

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1 library 2 reception 3 Thank 4 kind 5 know 6 Sorry 7 cafeteria 8 opens 9 Thank 10 help 11 tell 12 Sorry 13 Can 14 here 15 classroom 16 Thank

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leave it/my bag you say 9 o’clock (You need to buy) a notebook Sorry (, can you say that again, please) you say in the lecture theatre

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1b 2b 3a 4b 5b 6a

2 2 Poland is smaller than France. 3 Mont Blanc, in France, is higher than Rysy in Poland. 4 In January it is colder in Poland than in France. 5 In July it is hotter in France than in Poland.

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1 the coldest 2 worse 3 the most popular 4 cheaper 5 longer 6 hotter 7 shorter 8 better 9 the longest 10 happier 11 the funniest 12 more difficult

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6 1 He thinks it helps people who work in the city to relax. 2 They can learn about organic gardening and recycling. 3 His father gave it to him. 4 They eat some of it, and sell some at the market. 5 It’s a house in the country (sometimes it’s a very small house). 6 They can enjoy fresh air and growing their own vegetables.

7 1 Is this you’re your coat? 2 They gave us there their car for the weekend. 3 Have you got an extra ticket? I’d like to come to too. 4 We spent the weekend by the see sea. 5 Do you know wear where the office is? 6 Are you sure this is the write right way?

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1 features 2 air 3 park 4 scenery 5 wildlife 6 tropical 7 rural 8 natural

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WORKBOOK· ANSWER KEY C

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1 fresh air 2 rural area 3 wildlife centre 4 geographical features 5 tropical rainforest 6 national park 7 beautiful scenery 8 natural beauty 2 the weather 3 elephants (–) 4 an architect 5 the camera 6 Europe (–) 7 January (–) 8 a doctor 9 the sun 10 Thursday (–) 11 the noise

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2 (–) 3 a/the 4 a 5 (–) 6 a 7 the 8 (–) 9 an 10 a 11 the

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a Speaker 2 c Speaker 1

b Speaker 4 d Speaker 3

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1a goes for walks 1b (dead) whale 2a animals and insects 2b in the garden 3a in the summer 3b spaces, skies 4a chickens, cows, pigs 4b getting up early

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1d 2g 3f 4h 5a 6e 7b 8c

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1 completely normal 2 be outside 3 fun 4 all kinds of 5 hiking 6 tree house 7 feeding 8 enormous

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1 camel 2 shark 3 dolphin 4 mosquito 5 penguin 6 whale 7 snake 8 zebra 9 tortoise 10 monkey hidden word: chimpanzee

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1 That animal might to be a chimpanzee or a monkey. 2 correct 3 The waterfall don’t can can’t be here – it’s too dry. 4 correct 5 They must be have a dog – look at all the hair on the sofa! 6 The mountain range in the picture could to be the Himalayas. 7 correct 8 That’s definitely no not a mosquito bite – it’s too big.

1 buildings 2 public transport 3 traffic 4 friendly/helpful, polite 5 nice parks/green spaces 6 crime 7 polluted 8 crowded 9 nightlife 10 clean, safe 1 it like 2 you like 3 do you like 4 like 5 she like 6 What’s (the weather) like 7 Do you like 8 is (that new restaurant by the river) like

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What’s it to like living in the country? Does your mother like staying with you? Are Do you like eating out in restaurants? Is it much more expensive to live there now? What are the prices like? Do Does your brother like it in Scotland? Which’s What’s your new job like? Are you enjoying it?

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Yes, they think Vienna, Prague and Venice are also romantic. It’s very crowded. Yes, they are always at the top of the list. No, they are not. No, it was once one of the most dangerous cities in the world. They are some of the best restaurants in the world.

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1 picnic 2 go by 3 capital 4 title 5 once 6 sights

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1 Dear Mr Smith, 2 I am writing to ask about courses at your college. 3 I’d like to know what courses you have in August. 4 In addition to this, I would like to know the prices. 5 I look forward to hearing from you soon. 6 Yours sincerely, Sally Bridges

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1 might, could 2 perhaps, might 3 must, maybe 4 might, could

2 judge, prison sentence 3 shoplifters, steal 4 criminal, victim 5 fine, writing graffiti 6 Community service, fraud 7 arrested, shoplifting 8 investigating, theft 9 breaks, shoots

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1 Well 2 That’s a good question 3 It’s hard to say 4 Let me think 5 I’m not sure

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  UNIT 10 

1 is killed 2 are called 3 is looked at 4 bring 5 is discovered 6 is found 7 miss 8 do

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1 traffic 2 crowded 3 clean, safe 4 nightlife 5 things to see (and) do 6 public transport system 7 crime 8 friendly, polite 9 green spaces 10 buildings

1 was arrested 2 was told 3 came 4 was caught 5 had 6 said 7 was given 8 chose

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does not sell his books destroyed the library wasn’t eaten (by the children) is used in hundreds of products caught the thief weren’t told about the exam are not found in Africa

6A Sophie talks about technology. Luis talks about litter. Pamela talks about spam.

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1 rude 2 banned 3 litter 4 lying around 5 mess 6 fines 7 annoying

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Across: 1 delay 4 spam 5 service 7 faulty Down: 2 litter 3 crash 4 stuck 6 virus

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3A 1 There’s a problem with the printer. 2 The microphone doesn’t work. 3 I’ve been here for over two hours.

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2 Excuse 3 Could 4 help 5 afraid 6 complaint

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1 mobile 2 blog 3 send 4 email 5 text 6 chat 7 webpage 8 internet

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I haven’t finished packing yet. I’ve already spoken to her. Yes, we’ve just got back from holiday. Yes, but I haven’t watched it yet. I’ve just got my exam results. But I’ve already spent all my money.

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1 have just woken up 2 have just finished 3 have just eaten 4 has just lost 5 has just passed 6 have just heard 7 has just sent 8 has just stopped 9 has just arrived 10 have just started

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2 A: Have you cooked the dinner yet? B: No, I’ve only just got home. 3 A: Have you asked your wife yet? 4 A: Have you decided where we’re going yet? B: Yes, we’ve just booked a table at Mario’s.

1 are given extra homework every day

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WORKBOOK· ANSWER KEY 5 B: No, I’ve already played twice this week. 6 A: Have you seen Miranda? B: Yes, she’s just left.

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1 post 2 stingy 3 blogger 4 strong opinions 5 armchair 6 teenagers/the younger generation

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I’m sorry, but I don’t think that’s right. I’m afraid I totally disagree. I’m really not sure about that. I’m sorry but I don’t think so.

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To make the phrases more polite, add I’m sorry, and I’m afraid.

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2 I took my grandmother her out to lunch. 3 I hadn’t seen my friends them for a long time. 4 He’s enjoying the new job it. 5 Then he gave Mark and me us the bill. 6 I’d like to stay in this place here for ever.

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1 I’m afraid that’s not possible. 2 I’m sorry, but I don’t think it is. 3 I’m really not sure about that. 4 I’m sorry, but I don’t see what the problem is. 5 I’m afraid I totally disagree.

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1 excited 2 confused 3 uncomfortable 4 nervous 5 lonely 6 worried 7 amazed 8 bored

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1 am, will be 2 will call, is 3 see, will tell 4 doesn’t come, will be 5 get, will earn 6 will buy, are 7 will change, see 8 will, do, lose

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1 wait 2 will be 3 go 4 have 5 stay 6 will spend 7 go 8 won’t know 9 look 10 find 11 get 12 will, look

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2 If the elephant walks on bridge, the bridge will break. 3 If the bridge breaks, the elephant will fall. 4 If the elephant falls, the crocodiles will eat it. 5 If the man falls, his girlfriend will scream. 6 If the girlfriend screams, the snake will wake up. 7 If the snake wakes up, it will bite the girlfriend. 8 If the man doesn’t cross the bridge, he can keep the flowers. 9 If he keeps flowers, it will be a lot easier.

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Robert: 1 Yes 2 Yes 3 Yes 4 Yes Miriam: 1 No 2 Yes 3 Yes 4 No

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2 musical 3 comedy 4 documentary 5 horror film 6 action film 7 science fiction film 8 fantasy film 9 thriller 10 western

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1 changed 2 time 3 colleagues 4 money 5 violent 6 computer 7 me 8 prefer

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2 he was starring in a TV series 3 he would appear in a film the following year 4 the film was called Samba Nights 5 he could work with any Hollywood directors he chose 6 he was living in Beverly Hills 7 he was getting married to Sonia Jeffers the following month 8 me she was a famous actor too 9 he would text me the following week 10 he could take me to some great parties

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2 190 3 smile 4 actors 5 family 6 contracts

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1 He was too fat. 2 over £3,000 3 white 4 chocolate sweets (M&Ms)

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1 changing room 2 on screen 3 star 4 role 5 studio

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1 blog 2 search engines 3 message boards 4 social networking sites 5 travel websites 6 online news 7 music download 8 video sharing

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ooOo: 1 politician oOoo: 2 adventurous 3 celebrity oOo: 4 musician 5 invention Ooo: 6 wonderful 7 scientist

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didn’t have, wouldn’t be didn’t have, would love would be, didn’t argue would ask, needed didn’t rain, would go out wouldn’t be, went had, would offer was able to/could, would move

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1 If I were famous, people would recognise me on the street. 2 If she had more money, she would buy a car. 3 What would you do if you lost your job? 4 If I lost my job, I would have to look for another one. 5 I would travel to China if I could/ were able to speak Mandarin. 6 If I had more time, I would do more sport. 7 If I didn’t have a television, I would read more books. 8 If you were famous, how would your life change?

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1 don’t 2 my 3 Definitely 4 That’s 5 sure 6 totally 7 true

2 successful 3 celebration 4 adventurous 5 politicians 6 photographer 7 wonderful 8 dangerous 9 helpful

2 If the restaurant wasn’t so expensive, we would eat there. 3 If you watered the garden, it would look good. 4 If I had Jodie’s number, I would call her. 5 If we had enough money, we could buy our own house. 6 If I had some food in the house, I would invite you in for lunch. 7 If I practised every day, I’d be good at the guitar. 8 If I didn’t spend so much time answering my email, I would finish my other work. 9 If the flights weren’t so expensive, we would visit very often. 10 If I wasn’t so late, I would walk slowly.

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2 thoughts 3 YouTube 4 people/fans/viewers 5 fake 6 actress 7 friend

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1T 2 F 3T 4 F 5T 6T 7 F 8 F

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1 don’t let 2 keep to yourself 3 surprised 4 not real 5 crazy

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Introduction/Early life b, i, c, g Career l, e, j, k, a Personal life f, d, h

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1 got 2 rented 3 recommended 4 organised 5 invited 6 booked

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WORKBOOK· ANSWER KEY 2

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1 What do the customers want?

a bus tour of the city

to change seats

a table for two

2 Do they get what they want?

yes

no

yes

www.cui.edu.ar/Speakout.aspx • Ciclo Básico 6 • © Pearson