8.2 8.3 ot 9.2 9.3 9.4 101 1 television 3 education 5. weakness 7 management 2 election. 4 government 6 stupidity 8 improvement 1 actor 4 singer 7 economist 2 employer 5 murderer 8 wanslator 3 footballer 6 psychologist 9 manager 1 writes reportslarticles for newspapers 2. dances in ballers 3 directs films 4 manages a bank 5 employs people (employees) 6 sings pop songs and makes records 7 translates books and articles 8 drives a lorry 9 takes pictures (photographs) 10. draws and paints things, e.g. people and landscapes Unit 9 thoughtfullless dirty painful/less comfortable attractive ccarefulfless knowledgeable famous creative dangerous {un)suitable (unjreliable foray policical sunny washable homeless ‘enjoyable musical (unbreakable 1 careful 4) knowledgeable or helpful 7 useful 10) undrinkable 2 foggy 5 dangerous & reliable 11 inflexible 3 famous 6 painful 9 industrial 12 homeless painless; useless; careless; thoughtless; eactless* *If someone is ‘tactful’ they are diplomatic, ic. they always say the right things. IF you are tactless, you are always saying the wrong thing and might be offending someone. Opposites for the other words: wonderful (# terrible, awful) awful (# wonderful, fantastic) beautiful ¢# ugly) Possible answers 1 clondy, sunny, foggy 5 famous, creative, knowledgeable 2 dangerous, careless, thoughtless, awful 6 reliable, comfortable, economical 3. musical, creative, famous 7 political, enjoyable, thoughtful 4 industrial, famous, beautiful, diety, attractive 8 ? Unit 10 1 We waited a long time. 4 The holiday cost about £500. 2 Tdreamr about you last night 5 replied to his letter yesterday. 3) We queued for half an hour. English Vocabulary in Use (pre-intermediate & intermediate) 209210 10.2 10.3 ied 1h Till give him a ring this evening. I go ona dict if I pur on weighs, Ir was very hot, so we had a rest for a while after lunch, I put on the brakes but | still couldn’r stop in time. He gave me a push. Did you have a look in the paper? Robern same meaning, similar (but mot exactly the same because ‘to water’ means “to pour water over something that is growing’) 3 completely different (the verb ‘to book’ = ‘to reserve’) 4 completely different (‘a break” is a rest; ‘to break a leg’ = co fracture the leg) 5 similar (but nor exactly the same because ‘a run” here is not just the action of running: itis.an activity that the person chooses to do.) he Unit Passibie answers edit card, cheque book, box office (where you buy tickets), income tax affic lights, traffic jam, pedestrian crossing, parking meter, traffic warden Things we wear: Tshirt, sunglasses, earring, People: baby-sitter, brother-in-law, film star, pop star 1 traffic jam 4 waiting room 7 income tax 9 first aid box 2 film star S baby sitter & parking meter 10. science fiction 3 alarm clock 6 sunglasses, Possible answers sitting rooms waiting room pop star; rock star birthday card; postcard toothbrush (= what you clean your teeth with) traffic jam, traffic warden sunshade {= parasol); suntan {= when your body goes brown from the sun) box office, postbox hairdresser (= person who cuts your hair) BURA teN Possthle answers notehook (= a book of plain paper co write notes) textbook (= a book used for study, especially in schools) cookery book (= a book thar tells you how to prepare and cook food) telephone book (= the book with telephone numbers; also called a telephone directory) hookease (= 4 pieve of furniture with shelves for books) book shop arcetings card, e.g. birthday card, Christmas card travel card (= a ticket for travel on buses and trains for a period) phone card (10 use with certain telephones) postcard English Vocabulary in Use (pre-ntermediate & intermediate)