GRAMMAR 1
Complete the gaps with either one word or the correct form of the verb in brackets.
e.g. In ___the__________ 1990s, I ____was working____ (work) in Madrid when I
____met__________ (meet) Mr. Haman.
When we eventually arrived at the border, it (7) _____________________ (snow) and there was
ice on the road.(8) _____________________ one oclock exactly, our car (9)
_____________________ (hit) a tree by the side of the road because Jude (10)
_____________________ (fall) asleep. The (11) _____________________ village was eight
kilometres away.
We (12) _____________________ (get out) of the car, walked to the village, and stayed at (13)
_____________________ small hotel that night. Next morning, when we went back to the car
we (14) _____________________ (find) that someone (15) _____________________ (steal)
our skis, our bags, everything!
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GRAMMAR 2
Choose the correct answer.
e.g. __c__ time with friends is important to me.
a) Spend b) Spent c) Spending
a) s any b) isnt no c) s no
VOCABULARY 3
Write the correct word.
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VOCABULARY 4
Choose a word from the box and put it in the correct place in the sentences 1 6.
make / if / like / if / how / make / like
PRONUNCIATION 6
Is the stress in the words A or B?
A: Ooo B: oOo
e.g. identity _____B ___
dishwasher ____A____
1 temperature __________
2 sunglasses __________
3 committed __________
4 imagine __________
5 talented __________
6 develop __________
7 possessions __________
8 disciplined __________
Listen to three people talking about a big change in their work and complete the gaps.
5 People get embarrassed when they cant remember her name. True/False
12 Shed like to continue working for the rest of her life. True/False
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READING 8
1 Read the article and choose the best title a, b or c.
_______________________________________________
25% of Londoners say that visiting the theatre is the best way to spend an evening. However,
their favourite choice is eating out (26%) and the third most popular is going to the pub (17%).
Less popular is clubbing with only 2% of people saying it was their favourite activity.
13,000 people between the ages of 25 and 65 were questioned. They all worked in London,
earned a good salary, and did not have any children. They were asked questions such as How
often do you go out in a week? and Where do you go? How much do you spend? and How
do you get home?
People who lived in the south of London went out twice a week, usually spent 30 on a night
out and got home by underground. West Londoners went out from 5 6 nights a week, enjoyed
seeing plays and normally walked home. They spent about 60 each night and one in ten spent
more than 100.
People from East London usually went out for two evenings every week, often including
Wednesday and spent 20 each night. Their favourite activity was eating out and they went
home by underground. North Londoners usually went out on Friday and Saturday evenings and
liked eating at local restaurants. They usually spent 20 a night and went home by underground.
The theatre has become more popular in the last few years because film and TV stars and
celebrities have come to London. For example, recently Gillian Anderson from The X Files
and Patrick Stewart from Star Trek have appeared in plays. Kevin Spacey has become the
manager of one of the oldest theatres, the Old Vic, and often appears in plays himself. Going to
the theatre has become fashionable nowadays, particularly with younger people. At the same
time, London theatres are full of tourists, especially for long-running musicals such as Phantom
of the Opera or The Lion King.
Restaurants in London are now thought to be some of the best in the world with famous chefs
such as Gordon Ramsey and Jamie Oliver having their own places. Also theres a restaurant to
keep everyone happy from Thai to Italian, and from Lebanese to Chinese. There are thousands
of eating places in the city centre or locally.
To travel home at the end of an evening 52% use the underground, 31% a taxi or minicab, and
2% take their own car. Everyone else goes on foot. The number of people using taxis has gone
up recently since the Mayor of London asked taxis to work later into the night. However,
catching a taxi can be expensive and sometimes its easier and quicker to walk home.
WRITING 9
EITHER: Write a story (true or imaginary) about getting lost (80 110 words)
Write about:
Where did it happen?
When did it happen?
What happened?
How did you feel?
What happened in the end?
OR:
Write the answers to these questions from a magazine. (80 110 words)
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