V making adjectives and adverbs P sentence stress fy Can we make CT mca eg 1 READING & LISTENING 4 Read the article Bad luck? In pairs, decide what you think happened next. ¢ Listen again and check. Then in pairs, write ‘wwe sentences to explain how the story ended b G21 Now listen to what happened d_ 72 Now do the same for Good luck? Nesyoena PET ees Bad luck? MOLES I missed yor an Johnson, a 27-year-old builder, ‘went to work in Australia for a year, leaving behind his giriend, Amy. tan and Any missed each other a fot ad aftr being sx months apart Jan planned a surprise. without telling Amy he caught plane back to England to see het Afiera 24-hour fight via Singapore anda 17,600-klomee Journey he finally artved at her house in Yorkshire in the north of England, carrying flowers, champagne, and an engagement ring, He rang the dootbel, but nobody answered. He had a key to her house so he opened the door and went i. The house was empty . tan thought Amy had gone out forthe evening and sat down to wait for her Singapore to come bac. Tired afte his log journey, he fll asleep. When he woke up, his phone was ringing... Sydney # Good luck? Is there a doctor on the plane? +5 Dorothy Fletcher was taveling with her daushter and her daushters fiance ona flight fom London Florida Her daughter nas goingo be marred there the following week When they chanted planes in Philadelphia they had to rush between terminals catch the connecting Hight and Mes Fletcher, aged 67, began to fee il “- didnt say amthing to my daughter becouse dd’ want to worry her or mts the wedding id Mrs Pech But when the plane took of fom Phiadphia She suddenly gota terble pain inher ches, bac and arm ~ she was having a heart attack The cabin crew put out a desperate cal to the passengers: “there isa doctor on the plane, could you peas pres your cal el. é R a 4 £ z2 GRAMMAR third conditional Complete the two sentences from the listening in Le 4 haa Ione of us had at home, we have met 2 Mrs Fletcher If those doctors been on the plane,1 would died. b 93) Listen and check. © Lookat sentences 1 and 2 above and answer the questions. 1 Did Ian or Amy stay at home? Did they meet? 2. Were the doctors on the plane? Did Mrs Fletcher die? 3 Do sentences I and 2 refer to something that happened or something that didn’t happent d_ © p.142 Grammar Bank 7A. Read the rules and do the exercises. 3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress a GAAP Listen and repeat the sentences. Copy the rhythm, 1 tf you'd told me earler, woud have gone too. 2 If the weather had been better, we would have stayed longer 3 IFT hadi stopped for petrol, I would have arrived before he let. 4 We would have been late if we hadn't taken a taxi 5 She wouldn't have come if she'd known he was here. 6 It would have been cheaper if we'd booked last month. b © Communication Guess the conditional A p.118 B p21. 4 SPEAKING 4 Read the questionnaire and mark your answers. b Compare your answers with a partner. Give more information if you can € Now look at what your scores mean. Do you agree with the results? Read the following statements and write a number 1-3 in the box 3 = This is usually true about me. eee ras 1 = This is hardly eves true about me. 1 F enjoy talking to people | haven't met before. 2. Idon't worry or feel anxious about lite. 3 enjoy trying new food and drink 4 listen to my instinct 5 When | need to calm down | just go to a quiet place. 6 [try to leam from my mistakes. 7 try to get what I want from life. o [ [ f { 8 expect people | meet to be pleasant, friendly, and helpful 9 Ym an optimist | look on the bright side of life 10 When things are bad I think things will get better soon, 11 I don't think about bad luck | have had in the past. 12 expect good things to happen to me in the future.5 READING a Lookat the ttle of the article, What do you think? b Read the article, Match exercises A-D to parag( Lucky people make the most of their oppartuni 4 Be open to new experiences and vary yout routine. For ‘example, get off the bus a stop earlier than usual You nay see something interesting or new, or bump into an old friend. | Exercise Lucky people trust their instinct When you are trying to decide what to do, fist make an cffort to relax. Then when your mind is clea, listen to what it is telling you and act on it. Exercise | Lucky people expect to be lucky Convince yourself that your future willbe bright and lucy. Set realistic but high goals. f vou fail. doft give up. and be make our ‘open to the idea of trying a different way to achieve your goals. \ Exercise ] Jp. Lucky people use bad lucie * oa a own luck? eae oer faa Peapla veers to be born hacky — they meet how tings coud have been heir perfect partners, achieve their ambitions, and worse, Youwill then realize | Tie happy lives. that things aren't so bad after all. Compare your situation with other people who are in an even worse situation. Take a long view of things ~ even if things seem bad naw, expect them to get better in the end. LLeam from your past mistakes ‘The British psychologist Dr Richard Wiseman has done a lot of research to discover why some people are luckier ‘than others. After interviewing hundreds of people with ‘the questionnaire on p.101 he has concluded that people who think they are lucky achieve more success and happiness than those who don't. Without realizing it they are creating good fortune in their lives. co isk He Wa OF big vienatnigmysiecn inte, —— Sogparpene control, and increase your own good fortune. Exercise [1] EXERCISES eee When you experience They must be spe Perea peers scream for 30 minutes. Then Be eo put your bad luck behind eae tan You. Do something to mal happy Pete te ences youd like eee een) ike eating at a new restaurant, Peer ae werd Pano) i een aa Seat een Poe Se a Then throw a dice and : rte enn Pete is chos Sect and do it. Pena oie nis Prec Cee ich goals are worth Coe es CORN¢ Read just the article again (not the EXERCISES). Caver the text and from memory complete the expressions below with a verb or phrase. Then look at the text again and check your answers. 1s ___tobe ive the impression of being 2 a____ their ambitions = make their ambitions come true 3 y__ your routine hange your routine, make it different Tie an old friend eet an old friend by chance Sm ane___torelax = try hard to relax 6 ¢__ yourself that your = make yourself believe that your fature will be bright future will be bright 7 + tht things aretsotad_ = understand that hings aren d Read EXERCISES A-D on p.102 again. is the best for making you luckier? ‘one do you think 6 VOCABULARY making adjectives and adverbs Lucky people use bad luck to their advantage HOW WORDS WORK... ‘When you are trying to decide what to do, first make an effort to relax. Then when your mind is clear listen to. what itis telling you. We often use whatas a relative pronoun. It means the thing (or things) which. Complete the sentences with what or which. 1 Can you speak a bit louder? I can't hear you're saying. 2 A What's this? B It’samachine ___ makes ice cream. 3 Thisis the song ‘won the MTV award. 4 Everybody was very surprised by she sad 5 We went to the restaurant ‘Ann, recommended. 6 I didn’t get 1 wanted for my birthday! a Lookaat the adjectives and adverbs that can be made from the noun luck in the chart below. Then in pairs complete the chart. 1b Underline the stressed syllable in the three two-syllable nouns. How does that help you to stress the adjectives and adverbs correctly? Practise saying them. ¢ Complete the sentences with the right form of the bold noun. ‘The beach was beautiful but —__ it rained every day. FORTUNE If the beds had been more - ‘You would have got better marks if you hadn't done the exam so +e would have slept better. COMFORT CARE We were really ___. We missed the fight by just five minutes, LUCK Don't be 0. ‘The programme will startin « minute. PATIENCE ‘There was a huge queue to pay, but we waited . PATIENCE. wasn't badly hurt, LUCK Ifyou had been more ___, you wouldn't have had an accident. CARE It was freezing cold but ‘we'd all brought jackets. FORTUNE 1 2 3 4 5 6 fell off my bicycle last week, but 7 8 9 0 ‘Are you sitting _? Then Ill begin the story. COMFORT 7 3S SONG 55 Ironic annV compound nouns P intonation in question tags 1 READING & LISTENING a Read Jack the Ripper — case closed? and answer these questions. 1 Where and when did the murders tak 2. How did ‘Jack the Ripper’ get his name? ae How long did the murders go on for? ene closed ? 5 Who do the suspects include? 6 What does Patricia Cornwell usually do? How did she try to solve the mystery? One of the great unsolved murder of all time is that of Jack the Ripper. the autumn of 1888 a brutal murderer walked the dark, foggy streets of London, terrorizing the inhabitants of the city. The victims were all women and the police seemed poweriess to stop the murders. Panic and fear among Londoners was increased by a letter sent by the murderer to Scotland Yard. In the letter he made fun of the police's attempts to catch him and promised to kill again. tt finished, ‘Yours truly, Jack the Ripper’ This was the first of many letters sent to the police. The murders continued ~ seven total. But in November, they suddenly stopped, three months after they had first begun, 4 Jack the Ripper was never caught and for more than a century historians, writers, policemen, and detectives have tried to discover and prove his identity. Hundreds of articles and books hi been written and many films made about the murders. But the question ‘Who was Jack the Ripper?’ has remained unanswered. There hhave been plenty of suspects, including a doctor, a businessman, a painter, and even a member of the royal tamily ‘Three years ago the American crime writer Patricia Cornwell left aside her fictional detective, Kay Scarpetta, and tried to cole the real-life murder mystery of Jack the Ripper. After spending a considerable amount Dee ed of time and money on her investigation, and aa eet analyzing DNA samples, Cornwell thinks che has proved who jack the Ripper really was...76 Now listen to the first part of an interview with Ken Morton, an expert on Jack the Ripper. ‘Complete the information about the suspects. Tick (¥) the person who Patricia Cornwell says is Jack the Ripper. Pee ees © 17 _ Listen ta the second part ofthe interview and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). Correct the false sentences. 1 Cornwell’ evidence is mainly scientific. 2 She took DNA samples from a letter | written by Sickert, | 3 Artlovers were angry with Cornwell, 4 Sickert was probably abroad at the time of | themarders. | 5 Maybrick confessed to the murders in | aletter. 66 Ken Morton thinks that Prince Albert was | a serial killer. | 7 He doesn’t want to say who he thinks the murderer i. | 8 He doesn't think the mystery will be solved soon. Me apabe phere for foil, mene bk eal thes the F Peeeeeete ie nf ee ace’, 77" ee oe 2 lack”, f. Grote Sem. | fat the tinge er Sapa Mie barte wg, RR 2 y'i Listen and repeat sentences 1-8. 4 62IB> You're going to hear some phrases where three words are linked together. Listen and write down the missing words. 1 Theie’s « tunel on the flovs. -——. 4 Youdon'tineeda com, ——— 2 Thate this music. 5 I can’t hear the TV. 3 Your jacket’s on the chair. 6 Coffee is bad for you. 4 VOCABULARY & SPEAKING a © p35 Vocabulary Bank Phrasal verbs. b Choose and tick (/) six questions to ask your partner. 1 Is there anything you're trying to give up at the moment? How do you feel off ‘Are you going What are you most! 2 3 4 5 Have you ever tried to go to a concert but it was sold out? 6 Where and when do you switch off your mobile? 7. Have you ever thrown away something really important bby mistake 8 Do you like 9 How often do you 10 Would you like to set up your own business? LL Are people in your country trying to slow down and ‘work less? ¢ Ask and answer the questions. Ask for more information and try to keep each ‘mini-conversation’ going for as long as possible.Couple switch on after 37 years without power n elderly couple are going to swap candles for light bulbs after 37 years without electricity at ther Sufolk home Pat Payne, 4, and his wife Margaret, 72, ‘brought up their large family in thei farmnouse in Wnepstead, near Bury St Edmunds, without any modern appliances Their children left home years ago but now fone of them has moved back ands paying 299,000 to have electri put in he 200-year- old house next maonth. Mis Payne sai that she ‘was looking forward to “being modernized’ but ‘doesnot fet that she has missed much by not having electricity. ‘ttwould have been nice to have been able to ‘othe ironing or to have a vacuur deaner instead ‘of having to sweep the lor, but we got by she Seid sink our children are more excite about geting elearity than we ae’ The couple have mostly wed off the tan. {Mr Payne, a former farm labourer, grows regs the ene. Without «Ide oF {eezer inthe three-bedroom house, milk is Aelivered every other day and fesh meat is bought as needed. Water comes from a well ‘rs Payne used to wash clothes by hand, and with nine children that was alot of lothes, but she believes that not having elctecity may hhave been a good thing fr her children while they were growing up. “Instead of matching television, they played together and used to ‘make up games or read books’ she said. The ile also suited her and her husband. ‘Neither of us has ever been seriovaly ill and we rarely get a cough or cod,” Mrs Payne said. ‘With our fesh vegetables and not having central heating it’s been a very healthy way fe live The cole have 2 grand eight great grandchildren, 5 READING You're going to read an article about a couple who lived without electricity for 37 years. Which two of these things do you think they missed most? central heating an iron lectric ight aiv a freezer vacuum cleaner a fridge 1 washing machine b Read the article once. Were you right? Do they regret living without electricity for so long? € Read the article again, Then cover the text and say what the following numbers refer to. 37 T4and72 19,000 200 3 9 2 8 Answer the questions in pairs. 1 Do any of their children still live with them? 2. How does Mrs Payne feel about the house being modernized? 3 Was ita really big problem for her not having an iron or a vacuum dleane 4 Where did they get most of their food from? 5 Why does Mrs Payne think that not having electricity was good for the children? (© How was it good for her and her husband Match the highlight infinitives in the chart. phrasal verbs with their definitions. Write the Phrasal verbs Meaning 1 to develop into an adult 2 to manage to live or do something with difficulty 3 sth — to install something in your house, eg, central heating 4 a to return to live ina place where you lived before 5 sth to invent 6 $b / sth to depend on sb or sth in order to live ee » look after a child until he / she is an adult 6 LISTENING a GIB) Listen to four people answering the question ‘If you had to live without electricity for a week, what two things would you miss most?” Write the two answers for each person. hire 1 2 Why? = Andy fee 3 why? cea hie Why? a Tyler 1 2 Why? os b Listen again and write their reasons. ¢ In pairs, say what two things you would miss and why. anhMED Ca Pee ae Med Read an article for a student magazine about the advantages and disadvantages of living without a TV. The computer has found ten mistakes (grammar, punctuation, or spelling). Can you correct them? DBs tetem ia tai Celta) MOST every family today \have a TV, infact probably more than one, and people everywhere spend hours watching it. But 2 few farilis choose to live without aTV because they think there are advantages. ‘The fst advantage is that families spend more time *talk to each other, Secondly, they spend more time doing more creative things like reading «painting. Thirdly, they spend more time outdoors, and are usually >more fit (On the other hand, there are also disadvantages. For example, children who don't have a TV may feel ‘differents from ‘there school friends, and often won't know what they are talking about. Also itis not true that all TV “programs are bad. There are also good ones, lke "documentary, and people who live without a TV may know less about "Ashats happening in the world In conclusion, “thought living without a TV has some advantages, {think today its unrealistic and that we should just try to tur the TY Sout when theres nothing good on. b Read the article again. Then cover it and in Pairs answer the questions from memory. 1 What are the three advantages of life without atv? 2 What are the two disadvantages? 3 Is the writer for or against having a TV? ‘You are going to write a similar article about mobile phones. First, with a partner, make a list of the advantages and disadvantages. Now decide which are the three biggest advantages and number them 1-3 (1 = the biggest). Do the same with the disadvantages. Useful language: writing about advantages and disadvantages Listing advantages, First, / Firstly... Secondly, On the other hand, there are also (some) disadvantages. For instance,.../ For example, Conclusion In conclusion / To stm up, T think... Thirdly, WRITE an article called Mobile phones —a great invention? — | Begin the article with this introduction: | | Almost everybody has a mobile phone. Rut ist a great invention? Think there are both advantages and disadvantages. Write three more paragraphs, PLAN what you're going to write. Use the paragraph ‘summaries below and the Useful language box to help you. Paragraph2 Write two or three advantages. Paragraph 3 Write two or three disedvantages. Paragraph 4 Conclusion ~ decide if you think mobiles are a great invention or not. CHECK the article for mistakes ( grammar , punctuation , and spelfing ). 13ax What do you remember? GRAMMAR @ Choose a,b, or ¢. 1 Ewe hadi gone to that meeting, we ‘each other. 12 wouldn't mest bb hedn't met © wouldn't have met 2 Could you tell me what 4 is your name yourname is © your name 3 Do you know —_— ater lunch? a ifthe shop does open b if opens the shop € ifthe shop opens 4 You aren't coming tonight, a are you b aren't you © youaren't 5 If you've finished watching TV, __. a tumoffit b tumit off ¢ tum off 2 'b Complete the second sentence with two words so that it means the same asthe first. 1 We were ate because we got lost. Ifwe —_____ lost, we wouldn't have been Ite 2 What time did you arrive home last night? Could you tell me what time —— home last night? 3. Does this train stop in Norwich? Do you know this train —_ in Norwich? 4 I think the film finishes at 8.00, ‘The film finishes at 8.00, 5 Yim exited about our holiday. Ym looking —_— our holiday. i VOCABULARY a Complete with an adjective or adverb from the bold noun. 1 He's very intelligent but _ he’s not very good-looking. 2 He hates waiting, He's very. patience 3 Late buy thi cofa Ie definitly the most _camfort 4 Lwas very in the exam, The questions were all on things Pd the night before. luck '5 He writes very —__ and makes alot of spelling mistakes. care } Complete the compound nouns. 1 Excuse me? Where's the neatest police _? 2A Do you like B No. I dont enjoy feeling frightened! 3 My three-year-old has just started at ____ school, 4 Yesterday I had to pay a £50 parking ——_. '5 When the banks are closed you can get money from a © Complete the phrasal verbs. He has to after his father, as he’s in his 90s. Could you turn the music? 11's really quiet. ‘Could you give me —___ my book, please! My uncle has seta stall company. always feel nervous when planes —__ off. —— down, you're walking, much too fast. Do you on well with your boss? Ifyou carry —___ watching TV, youll get square eyes. My grandmother brought eight children without any hel ‘They —_— uplast month, and now she's go a new boyftiend PRONUNCIATION @. Underline the word with a different sound. 1 lucky comfortable plug in Da ee i2. ——~- = - com — = 9% G = — al b Underline the stressed syllable. impatient comfortable documentary cartoons detective oDWET Tees CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? The man who missed the lottery bus “doped Bom the Br ESTERDAY bus diver Dennis Hassall was behind the wheel as usual, reflecting on his fate as one of the unluckiest men in Britain. Just six months earlier, he decided to give up playing the lottery with his 11 workmates after four years of paying every week but winning almost nothing. But last Saturday night, his workmates, who had carried on playing, each received a cheque for £744,126, While they toasted their success with ‘champagne, Mr Hassall worked his moming shit, diving a number 7 bus between Plymouth and Piymstock in Devon. He refused to talk to journalists. ‘The winners said they were very sorry for Dennis, but they were not going to share the money with him, ‘He hasn't paid his contribution since last summer’ winner Chris Robinson said. ‘He must be feeling pretty bad. But as far a5 | know, he has wished us all the best of luck All the winners are now planning to retire. For Les Read, aged 53, the win couldn't have come at a bette time. Two weeks ago he failed an eyesight test and is no longer able to drive. ‘if | hadn't won the lottery, 'd have been unemployed! Fellow winner lan Crampton, 46, the man who picked out the six winning numbers, has been off work for several weeks and is having remotherapy aud rauivilierapy for o cancer-related ess. ‘Now I don't have to worry about ‘going back to work, he seid The leader of the lottery syndicate, Dave Mallet, i, ‘We all fel very sorry for Dennis, but he knew the rules. i's OK if you don't pay for two weeks, but any more than that and you're out. It wouldn't be fair (on the others. I haven't spoken to Dennis yet, but we will be inviting him to the party we'e going to have at the social club. But | don't know if he'll turn up. Revise & CHECK Read the article and mark the sentences T (true), F (false), or DS (doesn’t say) Dennis stopped playing the lottery four years ago, Dennis didn't drink champagne with the lottery winners. He gave an interview to journalist. He stopped playing the lottery because he was short of money. Dennis is the only person who will continue working, 6 ‘Two of the winners had health problems. 7 Dave Mallet feels bad about what has happened to Dennis. 8 Dennis doesn’t want to go to the party. b Lookat the highlighted phrasal verbs. What do they mean? CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE? @ 721» Listen and circle the correct answer, a,b, or 1 Had the man saved his article (on his computer)? a Yes. b No. c Someofit. 2 Why didn’t the man wear his lucky T-shirt? a Because he didn’t need it bb Because he had lost it € Because he couldn't. 3. What kind of hooks does the woman usually read? a Several kinds. _b Science fiction. _¢ Detective novels. 4 Where does Gerald say he was lastnight? a Athome and at the pub. b At home and at a shop. Athome and at a football match. 5 What time do the children normally go to bed? 210.00 69.18 © 9.30 b 722 Listen and complete the missing information. Ld 800 BBC2 —Fitvegged Wonders A documentary fim about! 200 MY ThosSilont?__, anew etme zeriez 3 TV Who wants tobe a milionaire? Quit show 1005 4 Ginema: Aime greats: Fanny and Alexander woso my + ‘Atribute to lo Miler CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH? Can you...! Yes (v) eamplete these three sentences in a logical way If hadn't gone to bed s0 late... Jed had known it was your birthdy.. would have arrived on time if. ask your partner three polite questions and check three things you think you know about him / her — talk about how much TV you watch and what kind of programmes7A a Match the phrases. 1 Ifyouhadn't reminded me, {UA if you'd seen what happened. PUL O Ld ¢ Complete the third conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs. 2. This woulda’ have happened B we wouldrit have got lost. yeu hadi helped me,T would haw finished 3 Ifthey hadn't worn ther set bls, lll C ifithadn' rained, con time. (not help, not finish) 4 We wouldn't have been late you would have scen them, 1 We — if ourbost player 5. We would have gone to the beach fl!) if I'd known you didn't like it. ae are een = 6 Wyowhadsttokl meitwashim, | ¥ ifweldboughtticetson te Internet, mie 7, You would have laughed G if youd been more careful aT Pee eee re, 8 wouldn't have bought it H they would have been killed. —____— me (lend, ask) 9. Ifyouid arrived two minutes earlier. [1] 1 would have forgotten. 4 Ive onetime. we 10 Ifyou hadn't forgotten the map, | J I wouldnt have recognized him. K if we hadn't missed the bus. another day in London. (have, spend) hi tohelp you if you 11 Ie would have boon cheaper Cover A-K.Look at 1-9 and tryto remember the end ofthe sentence, 6 {fou — me about it ari (be able tll) me yesterday, ‘my plans (ask, change) the weekend if you ‘ith us. (enjoy come) 7 You 7B 8 Complete with a question tag (are yout nit et.) Your name's Mark, isnt? b Make indirect questions. Where's the station? Could you tell me ashore the station i? 1 You dont take sugar in your coe, 1 Where do they ive? Do you know 2 2 They‘ee on holiday this week, ls 2 Isthereabanknearhere? Can you tll me —_ 3. Hecant be serious, t 3. Where can I buy some stamps? Do you know 4. She eats meat, 2 4 Doss this bus go tothe castle? Could you tell me 2 5 You won't be late, 2 5 What time do the shops open? Do you know t 6 She was married to Tom Cruise, 2 6 Where are the toilets? Could you tell me 2 7 We've seen this film before, 7 IsSusan at work today? Do youknow 8 You didn’ ell anybod 8 Did Milan win las night? — Doyouknow 9 You would like to come, 2 9 Where did we park the car? Can you remember — 10 Its hot today, 2 10 What’ thetimet Could you tll me 5a a Complete with the right particle (in, on, etc.) r EXD ttusnom ‘What time did you get _up_ this morning? ‘Could you turn __ the radiot I can't hear it. {Tm ina meeting, Could you call __ ater, say in half an hour? Hurry 1 We'll be late. ‘The match is __! Brazil have won, How long has she been going __ with him? Are we having dinner at home or are we esting Athletes always warm 1 didn't wake until 8.30 this morning. If you don't know the word, look it ___ in a dictionary. 1 went online to find __ what time the trains were. 1 before a race. ‘www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/intermediate b Rewrite the sentences. Replace the abject with @ pronoun. Change the word order where necessary. Tum on the TV. _Zumiton. ‘Take off your shoes. Could you look after the chilereri? Do you get on with your sister? Switch off your mobiles, Tm looking for my glasses. Please pick up that towel Turn down the music {Tm really looking forward to the trip. Can I try on this dress? Don’t throw away that letter 143Phrasal verbs MELE UTE a. The phrasal verbs below are all from Files 1-7. Cover the Particle column and look at sentence 1 ‘Try to remember the phrasal verb. Uneower to check. Then da the eame far the ather sentences ‘When I go to a restaurant I always ask something low fat often eat with fiends at local restaurants Players usually warm before a match starts. When we have an argument we always make quickly. your brothers and sisters? to the shop and get your money of a cach machine, ‘A German woman gave all het money to charity organized a school reunion but nobody turned 10 She works in an animal sanctuary. She looks apes. 1 We set early and caught the 6.00 a.m, train. 12 The plane took and soon I was looking down on London. 13. [picked ry suitcase and followed the Exit’ signs. 14 A taxi picked me and took me to the airport. 15. Ichecked at the airport and got my boarding pass. 16 We were talking on the phone but suddenly she hung, 17 If he's not at home, I'l call later 18 I think people should switch their mobiles in restaurants 19. I tried to learn to dance salsa but I gave [NN I was terrible at it. 20 I want to take a water sport like scuba-diving, 21. If Like this course, I'l carry next year. 22, Dethany has witten a book whic is yoiins w be made 23. The Sunday Times decided to find if school is easier than 2% The teacher told me to do the button of my shirt. 25. Carol's parents didn’t lke her boyfriend so they went 26 Altera year she broke with her boyfriend. 27. If you have something you never use, throw it 28 Slow [NI You're driving too fast. 29. I complained and the company tried to sort 30. Aung San Suu-kyi didn't see her sons grow 31. Bill and Melinda Gates set 32. You're very nervous. You need to ealm 1 3 4 5. How do you get 6 Take the camera ? 8 9 Ttook rome money ilu. ised to be. the problem, foundation to provide vaccinations 33. [bumped an old friend in the strect yesterday. 34 He was looking having dinner with his friends, 35 Look There's a car coming! 36 Her grandmother passed last year atthe age of 93, 37 We cant go to the concert. t's sold 38 Tun the TV. There's a programme I want to watch. 39 Turn the radio. If too loud. 40. Where can I plug my computer? ‘ome phrasal verbs have more than one meaning: as hot so I took off my jacket. The plane took of © pao MultiROM www.oup.com/eltfenglishfile/intermediate together in secret. She was under house arrest. Particle EHOOL for eetnnor! out back, back i a after eee en ot a 2 i back 2 2 = =| out up out up away down out E sere into Cy! “—< away 2, on Look out! Can you remember the words on this page? Test yourself ora partner. mH