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7. was progressing o r n
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8. is … sleeping / going to sleep r e p e t i t i v e
9. was losing / had lost i l c
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2 1. talk me out of 4. talk it over 2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. talking back 5. talk her into
3 1. What do you think of
3. talked down to her 2. That sounds like a good way to
3 1. provide, signs 3. I’d hate that
2. notice, advertise 4. it would be great
3. graduated, degree, good-natured 5. but I’ll have to think about it a bit more
6. I really don’t know
4 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b
VOCABULARY (page 16) 2 1. complained that the judges had been unfair to
him / her
1 1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b 2. wondered why I hadn’t been doing my homework
3. warned me not to spend too much when I went
2 1. profit 5. purchase shopping that day
2. investment 6. make payments 4. promised not to / she wouldn’t forget to call me the
3. consumers 7. lose business next day / the following day / the day after
4. decreased 8. charge 5. admitted that she had cheated in the exam the week
before / the previous week
3 1. adverts 5. instead of
6. insisted he hadn’t told him anything
2. exposure 6. networks
7. refused to lend me any more money
3. advertising 7. willing
4. prevent 8. unfair 3 Mr Burns told Ms Turner she should read that new
research about American teens and advertising. Ms
4 Possible answers: Turner said (that) she would definitely do it later that
1. competed 4. Marriage 7. face day.
2. Computer 5. fashion Later that day:
3. difficult 6. (the) BBC Ms Turner told Mr Burns she had finally read that new
research. He asked if / whether any of the research
(page 17) findings had surprised her. She said that she had been
surprised to learn that fewer than one-fifth of American
5 A. 1. paying attention
B. 1. keep your eyes on teens paid attention to adverts they received on their
2. paying the price 2. keep in mind mobile phones. Mr Burns agreed that it was surprising.
He said he was already working on a new plan to change
6 1. keep track of 4. paying her own way their advertising strategy.
2. keep a secret 5. pay a visit
3. keep him company 6. keeps a promise
(page 20)
4 1. had chosen 5. not to forget
7 1. advertising 5. purchase 2. had wanted 6. would … see
2. adverts 6. powerful 3. had promoted 7. would open
3. contestants 7. instead of 4. had … changed
4. grab
5 1. I suggested that we have a picnic.
8 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 2. My father complained that the bank had bad service.
SKILLS PRACTICE 1 (page 18) 3. Lily wondered why I didn’t like chocolate.
4. Jason told us / said that he could drive us to the
1 Accept all logical answers. concert.
2 1. b 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. Sam asked whether we had enjoyed the film the
previous evening.
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2 1. Despite having a huge advertising campaign, their 4 1. (that) we join them that night
product failed to sell. / Despite the huge advertising 2. why I / we hadn’t gone out the night before / the
campaign they had, their product failed to sell. / Their previous night
product failed to sell despite having a huge advertising 3. (that) he couldn’t go with me the next day / the
campaign. following day / the day after
2. The film was quite boring. In addition, it was too 4. to show her my ID
long. / In addition to being quite boring, the film was 5. how long she had been there
too long.
6. (that) she had been reading a lot
3. The climb was extremely difficult. Nevertheless, we
managed to reach the top. 7. having / that we have an early dinner
4. Rick is intelligent as well as nice and friendly. 8. that the clinic would be closed the next day / the
following day / the day after
3 1. make a difference 7 1. If people knew the facts, they would be more worried
2. I’m convinced that / I honestly believe that / I’m sure about global warming.
that 2. We won’t finish our project on time unless we work
3. sets a good example tonight.
4. I’m convinced that / I honestly believe that / I’m sure 3. If Laura hadn’t lent me the book, I would have
that bought my own copy.
5. invest time in 4. When we get to London, we’ll call you.
6. make a contribution 5. I didn’t expect it to be sunny. I wish I had brought my
sunglasses with me.
7. achieve my own goals
8. I’m convinced that / I honestly believe that / I’m sure 8 1. No hi hauria tant de trànsit si la ciutat no estigués
that superpoblada.
9. worthwhile activity 2. Alguns països faran front a problemes socials
10. inspires other people to seriosos si la gent no aconsegueix / llevat que la gent
aconsegueixi més llibertat.
Grammar (page 39) 3. Tant de bo no hi hagués tant boirum avui.
1 1. had, would be 4. Hauria anat a la presó si hagués estat condemnat pel
2. won’t get, leave robatori.
3. had known, might have attended 5. L’ajuntament / El municipi / La municipalitat
reconstruirà les cases tan aviat com rebi un
4. were, wouldn’t throw pressupost.
5. explains, will talk
6. go, will research 9 1. had cheated 5. taken
7. would have enjoyed, had come 2. would be 6. has been protected
8. go out, take 3. is being given 7. had been sitting
4. will have become 8. weren’t
writing tASK – Accept all logical and grammatically LANGUAGE CONSOLIDATION (page 45)
correct answers. 1 Possible answers:
extra reading (page 43) 1. wildlife 7. told
2. also 8. dump
1 1. F 2. O
3. very 9. would
2 b 4. thrown 10. exists
5. affected 11. changed
3 1. solar panels and built-in wind turbines 6. rubbish 12. provide
2. by using rainwater
2 1. to come down on him
4 1. T – “… Hearst Tower … was built mainly with 2. project can be completed by
recycled steel.” “The Bank of America Tower … was 3. whether I had ever driven
constructed with concrete that contained waste from 4. long have you known
metal production.” 5. have been waiting for
2. F – “The next day, the melting ice is used to produce 6. wish more people had come
cool air ...” 7. wouldn’t have been wiped out
3. F – “Nearly every green skyscraper collects rainwater 8. cut back / down on my driving
for use in cooling and heating systems, in bathrooms,
to water plants and for decorative fountains.”
3 1. challenge Unit 6
2. see the point
VOCABULARY (page 56)
3. chatterbox
4. experienced 1 1. one-way 4. junction
5. deadline 2. speed limit 5. traffic jams
6. works well under pressure 3. motorway
4 1. I’ve found a job in London, where I want to live. 2 1. F – In most cars, the boot is in the back.
2. Some teenagers who / that have got problems at 2. F – You sound your horn when you want people to
home run away. notice you.
3. The project that / which he’s in charge of is 3. T
complicated. 4. F – Dead-end roads don’t lead anywhere.
4. He’ll be nervous until 5th April, when the exam 5. T
results are published. 6. F – Someone who is delayed arrives late.
5. Steve Jobs, whose leadership was important to
Apple’s success, died in October 2011. 3 1. d 2. a 3. c 4. b
The relative pronoun can be omitted in sentence 3.
4 Possible answers:
5 1. This is the person to whom you sent your application. 1. I’m not sure I’ll get a good mark.
This is the person (who / that) you sent your 2. They’re going to perform in over ten countries.
application to. 3. He’d like to ask her out.
2. I’ve read the article about which he was talking. 4. It’s very annoying.
I’ve read the article (that / which) he was talking 5. It looked so delicious.
about. 6. Its purpose was to find out how many students want
3. The man for whom I work is very nice. to go to university.
The man (who / that) I work for is very nice.
4. The report on which she’s working is due tomorrow.
The report (that / which) she’s working on is due
tomorrow.
1 1. f 2. c 3. b 4. d 5. e 6. a 1 1. motorway 6. junction
2. motorist 7. pedestrian
2 1. right of way 5. speeding 3. one-way 8. lane
2. cautious 6. unaware 4. dead end 9. boot
3. vulnerable 7. reckless 5. pavement 10. traffic jam
4. pavement 8. Inattentive
2 1. tough 4. speeding
3 1. a 2. f 3. e 4. h 5. c 6. d 7. g 8. b 2. fatal 5. slowed down
3. seat belts 6. cautious
writing (page 62)
1 1. We left early so that we would arrive on time. 3 1. should ask
2. I’m writing in response to your advert. 2. needn’t stop
3. He’s not at all happy these days. 3. must have got
4. The weather is bad. Consequently, all flights are 4. Are … able to hear
delayed. 5. could have paid
5. We need more bike lanes. Furthermore, we need 6. might not have finished
more zebra crossings.
4 1. This might not be Anne’s phone number.
2 1. in order to 4. Furthermore 2. Could you hear what they said?
2. However 5. while 3. I shouldn’t have sent her that e-mail.
3. As a result 4. He must know about the accident by now.
writing Task – Accept all logical and grammatically 5. You ought to join us.
correct answers. 6. You needn’t have brought a map.