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Answer Key
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Workbook Answer Key

UNIT 1: Getting A Job

LISTENING - TV: Drama

b. 1

c. SAMPLE:
Hi Barry. It's Michael. I want to go to the audition today. I had plans for today, but this audition is
more important to me, so I've cancelled all my plans. Please let me know what time to be there.
Thanks.

READING - My Education Plans

a. 1. a 4. c
2. b 5. f
3. e 6. d

b. SAMPLE:
When I was a little girl, I used to love dancing.
Recently I began taking ballet classes.
In a couple of years I plan to find a job as a professional ballet dancer.
Maybe one day I will join a famous ballet dance group and perform around the world.

Continuing the Story

a. 1, 3, 5

b. SAMPLE:
Dear Ms. Jones
I am writing to you about the ad for a salesperson. I am young and energetic and I believe I am
perfect for the job. Although I have no experience in sales, I am a very fast learner and I am willing
to work as many hours overtime.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Jane Hopkins.

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SPEAKING - Phone Call

a. 1. Secretary 4. Secretary
2. Caller 5. Caller
3. Secretary 6. Caller

b. 3

c. You: Hello, Id like to speak to Ms. Blake, please.

Secretary: Im sorry. Ms. Blake is not back yet.
You: Oh. I thought she'd be back on Monday. When will she be back?
Secretary: Im not sure. Her flight was delayed. I'm sorry.
You: That's O.K. Look, can you please ask her to call Sheila Smith when
she gets back?
Secretary: Yes, of course.

GRAMMAR - Be Able To

a. 1. c 3. b
2. d 4. a

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UNIT 2 - Business Matters
LISTENING - Voice Mail: Business

a. 1. received your message

2. meet for lunch
3. ask your bank manager to come
4. call you in the afternoon
5. talk tomorrow morning

c. SAMPLE:
I'm meeting a business colleague for lunch tomorrow and I would like you to come too. That way
you can help me make any immediate decisions. Please let me know before tomorrow morning.

READING - London

a. 3

SPEAKING -Fax It

a. Could you give this to Mr. Block? It's very important.

I'm sorry, Mr. Block's at the New York office today.
Oh, I see. Well, will he be here this afternoon?
No, he's going to be in New York all week.
Then could you fax it to him?
Sure. I'll send it right away.

b. SAMPLE:
You: Could you give this parcel to Mr. Block?
Mr. Block's Secretary: I'm sorry, Mr. Block's on holiday.
You: Oh, I see. When will he be back?
Mr. Block's Secretary: I'm afraid not until next week.
You: Could you give this to him when he arrives?
Mr. Block's Secretary: Yes, of course.

d. 1. e 4. b
2. a 5. c
3. d

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e. SAMPLE:
You: Can you tell me a little about your experience in sales?
John: Yes, I have a lot of experience in sales.
You: How much?
John: Twenty years!
You: In what branch?
John: In car sales. Im very good at selling cars.
You: Good, experience is very important. But we need someone who can sell books. Do you think
you can do it?
John: Yes, of course. I think a good salesman can sell anything!
You: Great. When can you start?

GRAMMAR - Modals: Must and Dont Have To

a. 1. must 5. had to
2. had to 6. must
3. must 7. mustnt
4. didnt have to

b. SAMPLE:
1. You mustn't smoke during working hours.
2. You mustn't eat inside the factory.
3. You must stay away from the heavy machinery.
4. You mustn't bring children into the factory.
5. You must wear a safety helmet when loading or unloading.
6. You must come to work on time.
7. You must remember to switch off all the machines before leaving.

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UNIT 3 - Planning a Vacation
LISTENING - Radio: Ad

a. 1. c 3. a
2. d 4. b

b. SAMPLE:
Are you planning to go abroad soon? Are you looking for a good airline?
Choose Swift Air, because we are the best! Make all your flight arrangements with us. Let us
arrange your non-stop or connecting flights, one-way or round trip.
This week we have a special offer on our flights to Madrid. There are only 10 tickets left. So hurry!
Remember - Were the best! For fast service call 573-8904.

READING - Village Tours

a. 1. h 6. e
2. c 7. a
3. f 8. i
4. g 9. d
5. b

b. SAMPLE: Village Tours

Are you planning your dream vacation? Village Tours a special offer just for you. You can choose
an exciting vacation in the big city or a relaxing vacation at the beach. Both vacation packages
include luxury hotel accommodation.
So come have some fun. For special sale price, call us now!

Understanding the Text

a. 1. the holiday in Greece

2. the skiing holiday in Switzerland
3. the holiday in Paris

SPEAKING - Vacation At Last

a. a. 6 d. 5
b. 4 e. 1
c. 2 f. 3

b. SAMPLE: A Skiing Vacation in the Swiss Alps

You: Im so glad were going skiing!
Your friend: Me too!
You: Do you know how to ski?
Your friend: No, but I plan to take skiing lessons.
You: What about the evenings?
Your friend: Im sure we will have lots of fun. Those skiing places have great parties.

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GRAMMAR - Modals: Should

a. shouldn't, should I do, should, should, shouldn't

b. SAMPLE:
1. skiing: You should take warm clothes. You shouldnt ski in dangerous areas.
2. camping: You should take a sleeping bag. You shouldnt throw litter.
3. safari: You should take a camera. You shouldnt leave your car.
4. beach: You should put lots of sun tan lotion on. You shouldnt swim in a stormy sea.
5. sightseeing: You should take a camera. You shouldnt tire yourself out.

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UNIT 4 - Eating Out
LISTENING - Radio: Food

a. 1. clean 5. fresh
2. menu 6. cold
3. expensive 7. stone
4. strawberries / dishes 8. food / restaurants

b. SAMPLE:
Gore May: No, it isnt. I had to wait forty-five minutes for my table!
I apologize, sir. I'll speak to the person who made your reservation. Is there anything
Manager: else?
Gore May Yes, my table wasn't clean.
Manager: I'll ask the waiter to clean it right away.
Gore May: Why is your food so expensive? It wasn't very tasty!
Manager: I'm terribly sorry, sir. Please accept my apologies. Here is an invitation for a free
lunch any time you like. I hope next time youll enjoy it more.

c. SAMPLE: Radio review

Last week I went to The Carnivore. It is a restaurant that serves only meat. When I arrived,
someone showed me to my table immediately. I ordered steak and sausages, with salad and a baked
potato.. Everything was delicious. The tables were clean and the waiters were friendly. I really
enjoyed myself, and I was surprised when the bill arrived - the meal wasn't expensive at all. So, if
you're a meat-eater, I really recommend this restaurant.

READING - Pearls Party Service

a. Words to describe food: delicious, fresh, grilled, whipped, homemade, baked

Food: salad, rolls, cake, fish, chicken, strawberries, cream

b. First Courses: salad, freshly baked rolls

Main Courses: grilled fish, chicken
Desserts: fresh strawberries and cream, homemade cake

c. SAMPLE:
Type of Party: Dinner party
Number of guests: 20
Date and Time: July 20th, 8p.m.
Place: My home
Menu: First courses: Tomato soup, salad
Main courses: Grilled chicken and potatoes
Desserts: Fruit salad and chocolate cake
Drinks: Wine, orange juice
Other requirements: A live band to play quiet background music

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SPEAKING - Japanese Restaurant

a. SAMPLE:
dinner, Italian, Fifth Avenue, walk, take a taxi, see a movie, Yes, I would

c. SAMPLE:
1. lunch 3. by taxi
2. Chinese 4. Yes, we are going to go to an art gallery

GRAMMAR - Past Progressive vs. Past Simple

1. was waiting 6. broke

2. crashed 7. was enjoying
3. reading 8. started
4. spilled 9. was paying
5. I was eating 10. came over

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UNIT 5 - Traveling Abroad
LISTENING - Voice Mail: Outgoing Message

a. 1, 3, 5, 6

b. SAMPLE:
Hello, this is the Johnson family. We are on holiday in Tuscany until the end of the month. You can
reach us on Jack's mobile phone: 057-935543. Goodbye - or as they say in Italy, Arividerci!

READING - Ritas Trip Abroad

a. People: foreigner, immigration officer, tourist

Transport: plane, boat, train
Objects: round-trip ticket, immigration form, passport
Accommodation: youth hostel, hotel, tent

b. SAMPLE:
1. great 5. good
2. wonderful 6. slowly
3. sightseeing 7. clearly
4. English 8. happy

SPEAKING - Information

a. 6, 3, 5, 1, 4, 2

b. SAMPLE:
You: Excuse me. How can I get to the train station?
Stranger: Go down to Fleet Street and turn right. Then walk along Fleet Street and pass the
shopping mall. The train station is right after the mall. You'll see it on your right.
You: Thanks.

GRAMMAR - Future Tenses

a. 1. She is going to New York.

2. No, because she is taking a sun hat and sunglasses.
3. She is going to tour the city/go sightseeing/take pictures.
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4. Her trip is on June 20 .
5. I think she will have a great time, because New York is an exciting city.

SAMPLE:
The type of vacation I would like the most is a beach holiday in the South of France, because I love
relaxing on the beach and swimming in the sea.

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SAMPLE:
1. We are going to go in the summer, because we like to swim when it's hot.
2. We are going to get there by plane.
3. We will not need to know English to enjoy this vacation, because in France they like to speak
only French.
4. We will need to take hats, sunglasses and bathing suits.
5. When we get there we are going to check into the hotel, buy some sun tan lotion and go down to
the beach.

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UNIT 6 - Emotions
LISTENING - Radio: Drama

a. 1. Chad 4. Morgan
2. Narrator 5. Narrator
3. Doctor 6. Morgan

b. SAMPLE:
Narrator: Chads doctors decided to operate on him. The operation is over and Chads wife is
speaking to the doctor.
Morgan: How did the operation go, doctor?
Doctor: Very well. Chad's alive and well. You can go into his room.
Chad: Hi Morgan.
Morgan: Chad! You can talk. And you remember my name!
Chad: I remember everything, my darling. And I feel great!
Morgan: Oh, thank goodness!
Narrator: Morgan gives Chad a big hug. She is so happy that she begins to cry.

READING - Malcolms Special Day

a. a. 3 d. 1
b. 2 e. 5
c. 4

Vocabulary Practice

a. 1. relaxed 4. lonely
2. upset 5. nervous
3. surprised 6. excited

b. SAMPLE: Debbies Diary

In the morning, Malcolm was excited about his birthday. Then, when I pretended I didn't remember
his birthday, he was upset. He was probably upset all day! While he was out, his friends came over
and helped me prepare everything. When Malcolm came home from the dentist and opened the
door, he was so surprised! After that he was really happy. I think he had a great birthday party.

SPEAKING - Theres Tom

a. 1. Look. There's Tom

2. Why don't you go over and talk to him?
3. Do you think I should?
4. If you like him, you really ought to.
5. But what if he doesn't want to talk to me?
Well, you shouldn't worry about
6. that.

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b. SAMPLE:
Alan: I'm really nervous about this job interview.
Dan: Don't be nervous. You must try to relax.
Alan: But what if I say the wrong thing?
Dan: Just be yourself and don't think so much.
Alan: Do you think I'll get the job?
Dan: Well, I think you have a good chance.

GRAMMAR - Past Progressive: Statements, Questions and Answers

a. 1. was baking a cake 3. was setting the table

2. were decorating the room 4. was making popcorn

b. 1. was I doing 4. were daydreaming

2. were walking 5. was thinking
3. wasn't looking was going

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UNIT 7 - Making Excuses
LISTENING - Voice Mail: Family

a. 1. To tell her she might not come to Aunt Carols party.

2. Because she isn't feeling well./ Because she has a cold and a headache.
3. She's planning to lie down and rest

b. headache, pill, worry, party, lie down, call

c. 1. b 3. a
2. c

d. SAMPLE:
Hi Gary,
The library book you borrowed from me is very special. Its an old book and there arent a lot of
copies of it. I wont be able to find one like it in a store. Please look for it again!

READING - The Party

a. 1. f 4. d
2. a 5. b
3. c 6. e

SPEAKING - Lunch

a. 1. lunch 5. work
2. afraid 6. tomorrow
3. busy 7. maybe
4. eat

b. SAMPLE:
You: going to the cinema.
Your Friend: Im afraid I cant. I dont feel well.
You: get out of the house - you can't stay here all day.
Your Friend: going anywhere.
You: we can invite some friends over.
Your Friend: not too many.

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GRAMMAR - Infinitives: After adjectives

a. 1. kind 8. come
2. invite 9. glad/happy
3. sorry 10. upset/surprised
4. tell 11. hear/find out
5. delighted 12. nice
6. receive/get 13. celebrate
7. happy/delighted

b. Laura, Benny, Kate

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UNIT 8 - Tickets, Please!
LISTENING - TV: Vacation

a. 1. flight 4. please
2. passengers 5. airlines
3. check-in 6. boarding

b. SAMPLE:
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Kenya Airways flight 656 will begin boarding from gate
number 8 at 19:25. Passengers on this flight are requested to proceed to gate no. 8 before 19:25.
Thank you!

d. 1. T 4. F
2. F 5. F
3. T

READING - Tickets, Please!

a. The usher: 1, 4, 5, 6
The audience: 2, 3, 7

b. 1. acting 8. remember
2. usher 9. stand
3. theaters 10. entrance
4. easy 11. loud
5. tickets 12. job
6. program 13. audience
7. seats 14. famous

SPEAKING - Excuse Me

a. May I see your ticket and passport, please?

Ah.excuse me.
I need your ticket and passport, please.
Oh, sorry. I didn't understand you. Here they are.

b. SAMPLE:
Ticket Clerk: May I see your tickets, please?
You: Yes, just a minute.oh dear, I think I forgot them at home!
Ticket Clerk: I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you can't go in without tickets.
You: Oh, please! Its not my fault. You have to help me!
Ticket Clerk: I could get fired .
You: Oh please, I've come from very far.
Ticket Clerk: Well all right, go in. But next time I won't be able to let you in without tickets!
You: Thank you!!

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GRAMMAR - Adverbs of Frequency

c. SAMPLE:
My partner never goes to a football match. She sometimes goes to the theater. She rarely visits her
uncles and aunts. She always does the shopping.

GRAMMAR - Impersonal Statements: Empty Subject

Finding A Match

1. c 3. d
2. a 4. b

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