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3 Have, finished 4 ‘ve already seen 5 has been looking, still hasn’t found
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Vocabulary p11
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Vocabulary p12
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Farmers: 1, 4, 6, 7, 11
Nurses: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 12
PAs: 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12 Firefighters: 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11
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f training Restaurant manager
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p12
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1 job-share 2 perks 3 highpowered 4 sick leave 5 deadlines
Reading p13
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p14
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Developing vocabulary and listening p15
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2 While I was working in Argentina, I made some good friends. 3 When I saw the advert, I immediately decided to apply.
4 After I’d earned some money, we went travelling. 5 While I was staying in Romania, I visited lots of interesting places. 6 After we’d waited/’d been waiting for two hours, the bus eventually arrived.
Developing speaking p17
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Workbook answer key
B2
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What do you think about …? What about …? Do you agree? Yes, I agree. Yes, you’re right. That’s a good idea.
I think you’re right. Maybe, but …
I suppose so, but … I agree up to a point.
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d do you think e suppose f agree with
Revision: Units 1–2
Grammar p19
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1 had been to 2 used to be 3 hadn’t been feeling 4 didn’t use to do
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Vocabulary p19
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Gateway to exams: Units 1–2
Reading p20
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all the points given, plus: to get a better job with a higher salary, the course structure is different, to enjoy the extracurricular activities, because the facilities are good
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Use of English p20
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1 used to do 2 would phone
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Listening p21
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COMMON MISTAKES p21
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4 Daniel has been studying in France for six months. 5 I’d like to find a well-paid job when I finish my degree. 6 Sara has written three assignments so far this term. 7 My dad used to live at home when he was a student. 8 I’m interested in finding work/a job in a bank or in an office. 9 When I went to London, my friends had already been living there for a year. 10 It’s difficult to live in another country if you don’t speak the language. 11 I often make mistakes
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1 the Personal Rapid Transit system
2 private transport 3 No, probably not.
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Grammar in context p24
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1 goes 2 is playing 3 ‘m meeting 4 starts
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2What are you going to do/are you doing next weekend?
3Our flight leaves at 9.30 tomorrow morning.
4I’m going to study law at Bristol University next year.
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2won’t/will not
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p24
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1 F I going I’m going 2 M will meet ‘m meeting 3 F as soon as you will gets home as soon as you get home 4 S begining beginning 5 M grows will grow 6 S wan’t won’t 7 F going be going to be 8 M is going to leave leaves
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B2
Developing vocabulary and listening p25
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Prefix Words
cooperate, president, star, write
disappeared
international
miscalculate, paid, understood, write
overbooked, estimate, paid, populated, power, write
postgraduate
reappeared, calculate, consider, paid, populated, title, write
substandard, zero
superpower, star
underestimate, graduate, paid, populated, write
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2 That was irresponsible! 3 That’s unbelievable! 4 That’s unusual! 5 That’s inconvenient! 6 That’s impossible!
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1 low 2 lunar hotels 3 before 4 be completely 5 long-distance 6 virtual 7 rooms in houses
VOCABULARY EXTENSION p25
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Suggested answers
2 unsure – I’m unsure about what I want to do in the future. 3 impatient – Don’t be impatient. Dinner will be ready soon.
4 misbehave – Children often misbehave because they want attention. 5 incapable
– My four-year-old nephew is incapable of sitting still for very long. 6 misinformed
– I’m afraid you’ve been misinformed. The museum is closed today. 7 illegal – It’s illegal to ride a motorbike without a helmet. 8 disobey – You should never disobey the law.
Grammar in context p26
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will have done – future perfect simple – activities/states that will be finished before a particular point in the future
will be doing – future continuous – activities in progress at a particular point in the future will have been doing – future perfect continuous – how long an activity has been in progress before a particular point in the future
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1 at home 2 during 23rd March
3 complete five years as the team coach
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1Photo c a will have started school
b will be studying lots of different school subjects
2Photo d a will still be working in a shop b will have become a shop manager
3Photo a a will have qualified as a chef b will have been managing a restaurant for about two years
4Photo e a will have won her first big race b will be training for the next Olympics
5 Photo b a will have retired b will have been/will be travelling around the world for six months
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p26
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1 My brother is one of those people who will knows … 2 For example, he’s going to be go to university … 3 In five years’ time, he’ll have been finished his course … 4 In ten years’ time he’ll already be getting married … 5 As soon as they will have enough money, … 6 I know that when he retires, he will have been worked … 7 I will have no idea … 8 where I’ll be doing in five years’ time. 9 I hope I’ll have doing a job …. 10 that I will enjoy …
Developing speaking p27
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First part: Compare the photographs Second part: say what you think about the ways of travelling on holiday
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Grammar p29
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1 am meeting 2 will rain 3 leaves 4 going to love 5 get
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Vocabulary p29
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1 unlikely 2 irresponsible
3 unsuccessful 4 incomplete 5 underestimated
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Down: 1 voyage 3 lecture 4 set up 5 fired 7 flexitime 9 board
Unit 4
Vocabulary p30
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p30
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self-reliant, self-centred, self-made good-hearted, good-humoured hard-headed, hard-hearted well-meaning, well-behaved, wellmannered, well-adjusted, well-spoken, well-read
Reading p31
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Grammar in context p32
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2 the + adjective + est 3 more + adjective + than 4 the most + adjective 5 more + adverb + than 6 the most + adverb
7 late, long, soon, near, hard, early
8 irregular adverbs (e.g. good, bad )
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2 the best 3 the most dramatically 4 more often 5 more carelessly than 6 earlier than 7 more widely than
8 more energetically than 9 calmer, better
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p32
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3 Feliks solved the puzzle more quickly than Erik. 4 Feliks was the fastest contestant. 5 Yu solved the puzzle the most slowly. 6 Erik was slower than Feliks.
Developing vocabulary and listening p33
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p33
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4 motherhood = the state of being a mother 5 neighbourhood = a particular area of a city or town 6 partnership = the position of being one of two or more people who own a company as partners 7 membership = the fact of being a member of a club, organisation or group 8 brotherhood = a close group of people, usually used for men
Grammar in context p34
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1 disagree 2 not all children can be geniuses; genius is something you are born with; parents put pressure on children to be exceptional
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Grammar p37
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5 rewrite
Gateway to exams: Units 3–4
Reading p38
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Use of English p39
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a researchers b development c scientists d performance e difference f suggestion
g encouragement
Listening p39
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1 unicycle 2 two and a half years 3 18,000 4 25 5 Bag
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COMMON MISTAKES p39
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1 By this time next year, he’ll have finished / he’ll be finishing his trip around the world. 2 Most people aren’t brave enough to travel around the world alone. 3 I’m going to have a bath as soon as I get home. 4 This time next month, we’ll be relaxing because we’ll have finished all our exams. 5 Emily works harder than anyone else in class.
6 Our flight leaves at nine o’clock tomorrow morning. 7 The journey by train was too expensive so we decided to go by bus.
Unit 5
Vocabulary p40
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p40
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Reading p41
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say something |
allowed to |
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2 shouldn’t have eaten 3 couldn’t go to the island (for three days) because
it was 4 wasn’t allowed to go in (the swimming pool) 5 ought to have closed 6 didn’t need to hand in his / needn’t have handed in his
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p42
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She shouldn’t have/oughtn’t to have gone to get her school bag ready. She should have/ought to have dried her jumper. She should have/ought to have put a new
battery in her watch. She shouldn’t/oughtn’t to have watched the TV programme. She shouldn’t/oughtn’t to have worn flip flops.
Developing vocabulary and listening p43
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1 f 2 h 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 d
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1 b 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 b
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It operated without money, possibly because the Inca people dedicated their efforts to agriculture rather than economics.
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a 1300s |
b indigenous |
c Peru |
d gold |
e 12 f large g 40,000 |
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i worked |
j clothes k climate |
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p43
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1 e 2 b 3 c 4 d 5 a
Grammar in context p44
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Possibility
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can’t |
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could |
must |
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may |
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2 can’t 3 can’t |
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