Answer Key

D2 WB
Unit 1

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Lesson1:
Reading/ Relaxation

1)
Read the following text, and answer the questions below:

Decide if the following sentences are true or false. Correct

the incorrect ones:

1. False: Relaxation isn't just a hobby.

2. True
3. False. It's easy to learn basic relaxation techniques
4. True
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Lesson 1:
Speaking/ Relaxation

2) Speaking

Task1:
Learner's own answer

Task 2:
Learner's own answer
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Lesson 2
Speaking/Extra Exercise

2.
Learner's own answer
Suggested answers:
Conversation Practice (A)
*I’m sorry, but I have to go now.
*“Hey, it was nice talking to you, but I’ve gotta run.”
*“Well, I’d love to keep chatting, but I have to head out
* I’m afraid I have to leave now.
* I've got to run = (Informal) I gotta run
* I've got to take off = (Informal ) I gotta take off
* I've got to split = (Informal) I gotta split
* I've got to head out = (Informal) I gotta head out

Suggested answers:
(B) * Well, it’s been nice talking to you.
*see you later
* We'll be in touch.

Suggested answers:
(C ) *I’m sorry, but I have to go now.
*“Hey, it was nice talking to you, but I’ve gotta run.”
*“Well, I’d love to keep chatting, but I have to head out
* I’m afraid I have to leave now.
* I’m off = It means It's time for you to go home.
* I’m outta here = It means It's time for you to go home.
Note: outta is abbreviation for out + of
d. * Take care.
* Have a good day.
* It was nice to see you again

**Conversation Practice (B)

Learner's own answer
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Lesson 2:
Speaking/Extra Exercises

Learner's own answer

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Lesson 2:
Speaking/ Extra Exercises

2)
Ex.1:
1. I'm going to Japan in February.
2. Did you do anything interesting at the weekend?
3. Has your mother stopped smoking yet?
4. You passed your driving test first time? Congratulations!
5. Thanks for helping me.- It's a pleasure!
6. You will burn yourself if you sit to close to the fire.
7. Turn off the radio and go to bed immediately!
8. I've lost a lot of weight recently; my trousers are too lose.
9. The librarian was very annoyed with me for forgetting to
bring my book back on time.
10. Do you really eat octopus for breakfast?
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Lesson 2:
Writing/ Extra Exercises

Ex.2: Circle the correct spelling

Unit 2
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Lesson 1:
Speaking & Grammar/ Seeing off a Friend

1)
Task 1:
Learner's own answer

Task 2:
Learner's own answer

2) Simple Future

Ex. 1: Put the words in the correct order.

1. What will Simon do?

2. Will Robbie escape?
3. They will have an argument.
4. Robbie won't be at the pool club.
5. Where will he be?
6. Simon won't shoot Robbie.
Robbie won't shoot Simon.
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Lesson 1:
Grammar/ Seeing off a Friend.

Ex.2: Read the dialogue. Circle the correct word

1. won't
2. will
3. will
4. won't
5. will
6. will
7. won't
8. will –
9. will
10. will
11. won't
12. will
13. won't
14. will
15. won't
16. will
17. won't
18. will

Ex.3: Write the sentences about what Liam Swan will do after
he leaves Westsiders.

1. He won't work on another soap.

2. He will take a holiday.
3. He will write a book.
4. I think he will get married.
5. I'm sure he won't get married.
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Lesson 2:
Reading/Fast Food

Ex.1:
1. true.
2. true
3. False
4. True
5. False
6. False
7. True
8. False
9. True
10. False

Ex.2:
1) I can eat food that is prepared very quickly as sandwiches,
hamburgers, hot dogs, Tacos, French fried potatoes or fried
eggs.
2) Learner's own answer.
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Lesson 2:
Speaking/Fast Food
Task 1:

Step 2:
Learner's own answer

Step 2:
Learner's own answer

Step 3:
Learner's own answer

Step 4:
Learner's own answer

Task 2:
A SHORT STOREY

No piece for Harry Homophone.

Detective Harry Homophone new that this job was almost
over. He had bean hot on the tale of Pinky Malone, ex- heavy
wait boxer and now notorious gangster, four over a weak. But
now he was only ours away from getting his man.
STOREY = STORY
piece = peace
new = knew
bean = been
tale = tail
wait = weight
four = for
weak = week
ours = hours
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Lesson 2:
Speaking / Fast Food

Harry lent against the wall, pulling his hat low over his eyes.
He was at the harbour down buy the sure, and knight had
already fallen.
The plaice was deserted and silent except for a ship's bell
that had wrung out once or twice threw the see missed that
had crept up the beech that evening.
He tossed his cigarette but into a puddle left by that
afternoon's reign and approached the seedy sailor's hostel
that Malone was using to whole up in. He entered silently,
past the door leading to the bar and began to climb the
stares. At the top he paused, listening intently to the noise
that came from the room.
Was this Pinky Malone, oar was it just an ordinary guessed?
No, that awful snore could only mean won thing and have only
one sauce. This had to bee the write man. In his final fight in
the wring Pinky had had his knows broken and now snored like
a foghorn.
As Harry's shoo crashed into the door he whipped out his
gun, and their he was face to face with Malone lying in bed.
Malone's startled expression soon gave weigh to a rye smile.
"looks like you got me this thyme, Homophone – my gun hand's
empty", he said waiving his write hand in the heir.
Harry was just about to put up his peace when he
remembered that Malone was a South – pour, and that his
left hand was still mysteriously under the bed-clothes.
As Pinky Malone was about to let loose with his concealed
weapon, Harry snapped him back into his site and pulled the
trigger. The blanket went read.
"Aargh!" Screamed Malone. "You've filled me full of lead!"
Harry put up his gun and said, "you went two far when ewe
tried to beet Harry Homophone".

lent = leant
buy = by
sure = shore
knight = night
plaice = place
wrung = rung
threw = through
see = sea
missed = mist
beech = beach
but = butt
reign = rain
whole = hole
past = passed
stares = stairs
oar = or
guessed = guest
won = one
sauce = source
bee = be
write = right
wring = ring
knows = nose
shoo = shoe
their = there
weigh = way
rye = wry
thyme = time
waiving = waving
write = right
heir = air
peace = piece
pour = poor
site = sight
read = red
two = to
ewe = you
beet = beat
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Lesson 2:
Grammar / Fast Food

Ex.1: Rewrite the following sentences beginning them with the

given words:

1. In spite of studying a lot, he had a bad mark.

2. In spite of being late, she isn't at home yet.
3. Although Tom is rich, he has never been abroad.
4. Although he lives very near, he always arrives late.
5. In spite of having many problems, she is a diligent student.
6. Although he lives far away, he arrives on time.
7. In spite of being sick, he went to school.
8. In spite of being foreigner, he speaks English very well.
9. Although she lives in USA, she misses her homeland.
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Lesson 2:
Grammar/Fast Food

Ex.2: Complete the sentences using although and a sentence

from the box. Use capital letter and commas if necessary:

a) Peter was hungry by ten o'clock although he'd had a big

breakfast at seven.
(or)
Although Peter had had a big breakfast at seven, he was
hungry by ten o'clock.

b) Although she was very tired, she couldn't get to sleep.

(or)
She couldn't get to sleep although she was very tired.

c) Although Rob had only seen Linda in a photo, he recognized

her as soon as she got off the train.

(or)

Rob recognized Linda as soon as she got off the train

although he had only seen her in a photo.

d) I always look at the photos in sport magazines although I

don't usually read articles.

(or)
Although I don't usually read articles, I always look at the
photos in sport magazines.

e) Although the train was about to leave, he stopped to buy a

magazine for the journey.

(or)

He stopped to buy a magazine for the journey although the

train was about to leave.

f) Sam invited me to his party although I hadn't invited him

to mine.

(or)

Although I hadn't invited Sam to my party, he invited me to

his.
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Lesson 2:

Grammar/Fast Food

Ex.3: Complete the sentences with the phrases in the box.

a) traffic

b) the number

C) the time

d) the weather

e) their disagreement

f) the rubbish

g) her doctor's advice

h) her age
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Lesson 1:

Reading/ Narrate Events

Ex.1:

1. False

2. False

3. True

4. True
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Lesson 1:

Speaking / Narrate Events

2)

Task 1:

Learner's own answer

Task 2:

Learner's own answer

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Lesson 1:

Writing / Narrate Events

3)

Ex.1: Choose the correct answers:

1. a story

2. once upon a time.

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Lesson 1:

Writing / Narrate Events

3. Narrative

Ex.2: Fill in the table below:

1. The man

2. 1st person

3. Simple past

4. - Place: The farmer's house

5. Learner's own answer.

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Lesson 2:

Reading / Future Plan and Intention

1) Read the following text and answer the questions below:

Q1. 1. Learn from your mistakes.

2. Lead by example

3. Put others' needs first

4. Have confidence

5. Set a high standard

Q2. Yes, it does. Because no one of the team is going to

follow a leader who doesn't believe in himself.

Q3. "No one cares how much you know until they know how
much you care."

Q4. People he/she leads.

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Lesson 2:

Speaking/Future Plan and Intention

2)

1) Are you going to be

2) are you going to wear?

3) I'm wearing

4. I am going to send

5. Is Lama going to be there

6. are you going to do

7. I'm going to get ready

8. I am going to do
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Lesson 2:

Grammar/Future Plan and Intention

3)

Ex.1: Complete the table with the correct form of verbs to

be:

I am going to wear jeans

You are going to do your homework

He is going to text his friends

She is going to buy some flowers

It is going to rain

We are going to be late

They are going to watch a documentary

Ex.2: Now make the sentences negative, and questions:

Negative Questions
e.g. I'm not going to wear jeans. e.g. Are you going to wear jeans?

You aren't going to do your homework Are you going to do your homework?

He isn't going to text his friends Is he going to text his friends?

She isn't going to buy some flowers Is she going to buy some flowers?

It isn't going to rain Is it going to rain?

We aren't going to be late Are we going to be late?

They aren't going to watch a Are they going to watch a

documentary documentary?
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Grammar/Future Plan and Intention

Ex.3: Put the words in the correct order:

1. Are you going to tell him?

2. No, I'm not going to tell him

3. What are you going to do later?

4. I'm going to watch a DVD.

5. Is Steve going to be at the barbecue?

6. What are you going to wear?

7. I'm going to wear a T-shirt and jeans.

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Lesson 3:

Reading/Communication

1)

1. humans

2. Information technology

3. advances in computing systems.

4. computing power will be disembodied.

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Lesson 3:

Speaking & Grammar/Communication

2)

Task1:

Learner's own answer

Task2:

Learner's own answer

3)

Ex.1: Put the verbs into the correct form

(Future/progressive):

1. will be sleeping

2. will be sitting

3. will be watching

4. will be cramming up

5. will be sleeping

6. won't be playing

7. won't be working
8. Will you be eating

9. Will she be driving

10. Will they be fighting

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Lesson 3:

Grammar/Communication

Ex.2: Complete these sentences by using the verb in the box.

Use the future progressive tense:

1. will be waiting

2. will be studying

3. will not be playing

4. will not be attending

5. will be holding

6. will be coming

7. Will – be using

8. Will – be singing

9. will – be performing

10. will be playing