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Grammar Modals of deduction

✂ 1

2

3

4

It’s 30⁰C today, but Linda’s wearing a coat.

My friend looks really bad. He hasn’t eaten anything for two days and he sleeps all day.

Where’s the train? We’ve been waiting here for an hour.

Sarah didn’t want to speak to me this morning.

5

6

7

My sister spends all her time studying. She prefers reading to going out or watching TV.

Oh no … I checked online, and it looks like there might be no more cheap hotels left.

There’s a person living in my street who always wears dark sunglasses and a hat when she goes out.

9 It was one of the most popular films of all time.

10 My friend has three cars, five motorbikes, and lives in a huge apartment near the sea.

11 Mark said it’s going to rain today, but it looks sunny outside.

8 I’ve emailed Jack four times this week, but he hasn’t answered me.

12 Why doesn’t anyone go to that restaurant? It looks really nice from the outside.

✂ She can’t be cold.

He must be ill.

We can’t be late.

She might be angry with you.

She must really enjoy it.

We could be too late.

She might be a famous person.

He could be on holiday.

It can’t be boring.

He must earn a lot of money!

He could be wrong.

It might not be very cheap.

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Grammar Quantifiers

1

2

There are a lot of people living in my town.

There aren’t a lot of space in my home.

4

5

I haven’t got some work to do tomorrow.

7

I think young people have far too much mobile devices these days.

10

I’ve got very little time to go out these days.

8

Most people have money enough to buy what they want.

11

3

✂

There is too many traffic in my town.

6

There are too much people in my house – it’s very crowded.

9

There aren’t much good places to eat in my town.

12

People in the finance industry earn a lot of money.

Most people haven’t got enough time to enjoy themselves.

There aren’t few chairs in this room – some people will have to stand.

13

14

15

There are few shops where I live – enough to buy basics.

I always put a little sugar in my coffee.

I love reading – I have quite a lot of books at home.

16

17

18

There is too many information online.

I have quite a few tracks on my MP3 player.

19

20

There aren’t some nice parks in this city.

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There are some lovely buildings in my town.

I haven’t got much online friends.

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I haven’t got enough confidence to speak in public.




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Vocabulary Describing houses and buildings

✂ balcony

basement

terrace

• stand

• room

• eat

attic

flat

steps

• up

• home

• front door

• view

• inside

• inside

• apartment

• sit

• walk

doorbell

rent

view

• button

• home

• beautiful

• front door

• live

• outside

move

neighbourhood

lock

• live

• people

• close

• different

• location

• door




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Vocabulary Verbs and prepositions

Student A 1 He doesn’t care

other people’s feelings. about it to the manager.

2 The service was terrible, so I

her colleagues.

3 She spends all day arguing

in diets. I’ve tried them and they don’t work.

4 I don’t

getting a place at university.

5 He succeeded

to Kate – it’s Sandy’s.

6 That bag doesn’t

the doctor to return.

7 You will have to wait

8 They offered me the job, but I want to

about it.

9 We might need more food. It depends

the number of people who come.

about the money. I’ll lend you some.

10 Don’t

the terrible cold weather here?

11 How do you cope

for the tickets.

12 We went to the concert and my uncle Student B’s answers 1 apologise 2 in 7 depends 8 on

3 waited 9 argue

4 to 10 about

5 cares 11 cope

6 for 12 about

✂

Student B 1 I must

for being so late. There was a problem with the trains. .

2 There are many things I don’t believe 3 We

for the bus for half an hour and then decided to walk. you? It’s beautiful.

4 Does this coat belong

about his employees.

5 Mr Davies is a wonderful boss. He really

dinner. I pay too often!

6 It’s Jenny’s turn to pay

on the weather.

7 We might go to the beach, but it 8 Don’t rely

John. He nearly always arrives late.

9 You should never 10 My mother worries

with your parents. They are always right! me all the time. with it.

11 He’s got too much work and he can’t 12 I had to complain Student A’s answers 1 about 2 complained 7 for 8 think 214

the food – mine was cold and really unpleasant. 3 with 9 on

4 believe 10 worry

5 in 11 with

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Unit 7

Wordpower over

✂ the river.

I haven’t slept a lot over

the last few days.

I’ve got mud all over

my shoes.

In my country, people can drive when they are over

the age of 18.

This lesson will be over

in about 30 minutes.

I’ve got relatives all over

the world.

I’ve got over

1,000 friends online.

When this lesson is over,

I’m going to eat something.

There are lots of shops over

the road from my house.

I’ve lived in many different places over

the last 15 years.

In my wallet, I have over

$1,000.

When I’m over 60,

I’m going to retire.

I always go on holiday over

the summer.

I have to travel over

the city to get home.

My home has a great view over




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Pronunciation Modal verbs: sounding the final t or d

Student A Say these sentences to your partner and listen to their response. 1 I’d like to buy a sports car. 2 Helen hasn’t got here yet. 3 The washing machine is broken. 4 Jack has a new job. 5 I want to move to a different country. 6 Why is that man running down the road? Now listen to your partner’s sentences and choose the best response for each one. 1 She must want some milk / can’t be happy / might only want to be picked up. 2 It could be John / might wake the baby up / could just be your imagination. 3 He must like her / might feel guilty about something / could think she's ill. 4 It can’t be a virus / must be too old / might be broken. 5 That could take you ages / might earn you a lot of money / can’t be easy. 6 She must feel really tired / might be ill / can’t be so tired.

✂ Student B Your partner will say eight sentences. Choose the best response for each one. 1 A car like that must cost a lot / could be dangerous / might use a lot of petrol. 2 She might arrive later / must be late / could have some kind of problem. 3 It can’t take long to repair / might be broken / could need some new parts. 4 He must earn a lot of money / might regret it / could be promoted. 5 You can’t be serious / must have a good reason to go / could be making a big mistake. 6 He must be in trouble / could enjoy it / might be a thief. Now say these sentences to your partner and listen to their response. 1 The baby is crying. 2 Someone is knocking at the door. 3 Dan bought Jane some flowers. 4 My computer isn’t working. 5 I’m writing a book. 6 Kate is still sleeping. 244




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7C

Pronunciation Sounding polite

Hello, do you speak English?

Yes, I do. Can I help you?

Could you tell me where the nearest metro station is?

Sorry, can you repeat that, please? How can I get to the metro station?

Well, let me take you there. It’s not far.

That would be great! Are you sure you don’t mind?

I’ve just arrived. What can you recommend to see here?

Well ... do you like the theatre?

No, not really. What about folk dancing? Yes, in the park tonight.

That sounds interesting. Is there a concert on today?

How can I get there?

Just ask at the tourist offi ce. There’s one at the metro station. Here we are!

Where can I get tickets? Great! Thank you so much!

OK, I know where it is. Thanks. Do you know where the museum is?

No problem. Have you been here long?

Yes, I think so. Do you mean the History Museum?

No problem! Have a nice visit!




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