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Workbook Answer Key - American English File 3

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Page 4 1A Mood Food

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1 VOCABULARY

meat

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4 eggplant

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5 beef

seafood

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2 salmon

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Down. 2 baked 4 roasted

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Across: 2 boiled 3 fried d 5 steamed amed

2 take-outt 3 frozen 4 raw 5 low-fat low-f 6 spicy s 7 fresh

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5 chocolate, sausage 6 raw, salt 7 cook, sugar 8 soup, tuna

c 2 cabbage 3 spicy 4 roasted 5 grapes 6 fruit 7 baked 8 melon 9 zucchini

3 GRAMMAR a 3 Do you eat out 4‫ض‬ 5 Do you think 6 We have 7‫ض‬ 8 I don't want 9‫ض‬ 10 He's ordering

b 2 doesn't, cook 3 are ('re) having ing out 4 aren't going o 5 Do, o, spend nd 6 serves ves 7 do, eat out 8 am ('m) not n having hav 9 don't, buy 10 is ('s) ('s cutting down

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1B Family Life

a 2 I'll pay

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3 I'll make

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1 GRAMMAR

ried ed f you're going to ge get mar 4 you'll get married married 5 We aren'tt going

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6 have

7 I'll be

8 'We'll pay

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9 I won't b be

10 We're We'r having havin / We're going to have

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1 are a ('re) staying / are ('re) going to stay, are ('re) having / are ('re) going to have

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2 'ii order, ‘ll call, ‘ll have 3 are leaving / are ... going to leave, 'm taking / 'm going to take, '11 give 4 are doing / are going to do, am ('m) seeing f am ('m) going to see, 'll love it

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5 help, wash, won't break

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2 each other 2 don't know each other

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3 aren't speaking to each other 4 don't understand each other 5 respect each other

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2 not, book, flight 3 look, online

5 meeting, friends

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4 Who, meeting, tonight

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6 not, meeting, girlfriend

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7 When, get, scores 8 won't, this, week ek 9 get, Monday nday

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4 VOCABULARY ABULARY a

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2 great-grandfather great-gra 3 only child c 4 niece n aunt 5 aun

6 immediate family

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7 stepmother 8 father-in-law 9 extended family

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10 nephew

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2 jealous 3 reliable 4 selfish 5 sensible 6 aggressive 7 self-confident 8 ambitious 9 stubborn bborn 10 independent

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2 unkind 3 hardworking 4 immature 5 disorganized 6 insensitive 7 quiet et 8 messy

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5 READING a

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Practical English En Meeting the parents

1 REA REACTIN REACTING TO WHAT PEOPLE SAY 2 believe b 3 kidding 4 mind 5 Really 6 pity 7 How 8 news 9 What

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2 How do you see 3 Not really 4 That's because

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5 How incredible 6 Go ahead

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7 things like that 8 I mean

3 READING

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a 2 55 bar

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3 Barbes 4 Smalls

6 Smalls

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1 Vocabulary

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2A Spend or Save

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5 Café Carlyle

2 afford 3 save ve 4 earns 5 is worth wort 6 raise ra 7 owe 8 inherited 9 charged 10 lend

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2 for 3 into nto 4 from 5 in / with w / by 6 to 7 on 8 by 9 in

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2 ATM 3 coin c 4 salary s 5 bills 6 loan 7 mortgage 8 taxes

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2 clothes 3 done 4 worse 5 short

3 GRAMMAR a

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2 charged 3 I've been

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4 didn't inherit 5 You've lent

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6 did your TV cost 7 have you wasted 8 didn't have

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9 Have you ever invested 10 earned

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3 Have ... found / Did ,., find, agreed eed 4 Have ... lent, needed

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5 Has made / Did ... make, ake, called alled a 2 55 Bar 3 Barbes es 4 Smalls

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2 retirement retir plan 3 discarded

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4 era 5 stock marker 6 sell-by date

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Page 14 2B Changing Lives 1 GRAMMAR a for: a long time, a week, six months, s, the last ast two days, years ye and years since: March ,I was little, Tuesday, day, you ou last called

b 2 has ('s) been, since ce 3 have (‘ve) known, nown, wn, since ed. for 4 has ('s) worked. 5 have ave (‘ve) e) lived, since 6 havee been, for for 7 have ('ve) wanted, wan fo since 8 hasn't spoken, spo s

c 2 We've We'v been traveling 3 has he been working

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4 She's been looking for 5 He hasn't been doing 6 Have you been waiting 7 I've been taking care of

d 3 has had 4 has Mark been playing 5‫ض‬ 6 I've known 7 We've been going 8 You've been wearing

Page 15 2 PRONUNCIATION a 2 long, out 3 feeling, yesterday 4 haven't, living 5 cleaning, morning ing ng 6 haven't, sleeping

3 READING ING a 1B

2A

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b 2C 3A 4C 5A 6B 7C 8A

d 2 make ma a contribution 3 the wild

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4 underprivileged 5 shelters 6 lend a hand

Page 16 4 VOCABULARY a 2 delicious 3 excited 4 hilarious 5 enormous 6 filthy

b 2 tiny 3 furious 4 terrified 5 amazed 6 starving

5 LISTENING a 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12

b 2 14 and nine. 3 $300,000, 4 Twelve in Twelve. 5 They took care of elephants. ephants. nts. 6 They taught them em English. 7 Children who have ave HIV. 8 Encourage ourage other families to do the th same.

Page 17 3A A Race acros across Flo Florida VOCABULARY 1 VOCAB VOCABULA a Down: 2 scooter 4 light rail 5 train 7 truck Down Across: 1 bus 3 platform 6 freeway 8 van 9 subway A

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b 2 parking 3 traffic 4 road 5 bicycle bike 6 gas 7 rush 8 taxi 9 speed 10 traffic

2 PRONUNCIATION

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2 seat belt 3 check-in 4 chemistry

Page 18 3 GRAMMAR

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a 2 than

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3 the 4 more

6 less 7 better / quicker / faster

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10 least

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8 most

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5 worst

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3 Beijing ng is easier sier to get to than tha Sydney. Syd ey is less exciting than C 4 Sydney Cancun. Beijing. 5 Sydney is hotter than t Be

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6 Sydney is the most relaxing of the three destinations.

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2 Beijing B isn't as difficult to get to as Sydney. 3 Sydney Sy isn't as exciting as Cancun. 4 Sydney isn't as cold as Beijing.

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4 PRONUNCIATION 2 least enjoyable 3 most interesting

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4 more expensive 5 bigger

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6 as expensive as

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5 READING a Totora reed boats.

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b 2T 3T 4F 5F 6T 7T 8F

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6 LISTENING

2B 3D 4A 5C

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2 20 miles

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3 in the middle off a field. y. 4 A little boy.

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5 Green. n.

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3B B Stereoty Stereotypes – or are they? 1 GRAMMAR GRAM a

1 lang languages, boys 2 the door, the house

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3 a Japanese, an engineer 4 fish, the salmon 5 the movies, a week

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6 the end, the world 7 women, men

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8 a beautiful, lunch

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3 Money 4‫ض‬

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5 twice a year 6 the DVD that I lent you 7‫ض‬

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8 What a noisy child 9 a doctor

11 ‫ض‬ 12 gets to work

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10 cats

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2 PRONUNCIATION ATION ON

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2 flowers, ers, table le t, do 3 What,

4 open, window

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5 doctor, headaches h 6 go, walk wa

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d 2 poisonous 3 responsible for 4 more likely 5 have a reputation 6 vital

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4 VOCABULARY a

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2 to 3 for 4 on 5 at 6 for 7 about 8 of

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2 on 3 about 4 in 5 from 6 at 7 with 8 for or

5 WHEN ARE PREPOSITIONS STRESSED? TRESSED? SED?

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a I argued, dad

2 laughing, at; laughing, you

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cited, vacation catio 3 excited, about; excited, 4 listening, to; listening, istening, tening, radio

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1 GIVING OPINIONS 2 think 3 right 4 opinion 5 agree 6 ask 7 agree 8 honest

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

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2 Hang on a minute 3 kind of you

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4 Did you mean 5 It's just that

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3 READING a 2F 3T 4F 5F 6T 7T

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4A Failure and Success 1 GRAMMAR a

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3‫ض‬ 4‫ض‬

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o 5 haven't been able to

7 been able e to

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9 used d to be able to

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10 0‫ض‬

11 must be able to 12 not being able to

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2 could / was able to

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3 can't / isn't able to 4 has been able to 5 to be able to

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6 couldn't / wasn't able to 7 will (‘ll) be able to

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2F 3F 4T 5T 6F 7F 8T

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2 dropped out 3 eventually

5 brands 6 box office

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4 was fired

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d 2 themselves 3 herself 4 itself 5 myself 6 ourselves

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a 1 pharmacy clerks

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2 Turkish, a salesperson 3 Spanish, his host family

5 Korean, a salesperson

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1 vacuum cleaner

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4 Portuguese, a street vendor

an 2 fresh bread, fresh young man 3 banana, large plate

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4 ice cream, tickle

e, he's e's dea dead 5 he's not here,

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4B B Modern odern mann manners

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1 VOCABULAR VOCABULARY a

2 hang up message, voicemail 3 messa vibrate 4 silent, s

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5 call back 6 ringtone 7 instant messaging 8 dial 9 busy 10 screensaver

2 GRAMMAR a 2 must not 3 don't have to 4 have to 5‫ض‬ 6 should 7 should 8 must not 9 shouldn't 10 ‫ض‬

b 2 I had to 3‫ض‬ 4 You must not play ot play / You can't pla 5 he hass to work 6‫ض‬ 7 everyone will have hav to speak should go 8 You sh g home.

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a 2 receipt 3 hour 4 shouldn't 5 exhausted 6 walk 7 could 8 debt

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2 gesture 3 appreciate 4 concept 5 offend 6 looked down wn on

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a 1, 2, 3, 5

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5A Sports Superstitions perstitions titions 1 GRAMMAR MAR

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2 weree driving, g, remembered, hadn't hadn' turned off 3 had already on, were losing, were playing lready started, turned tu o 4- didn't recognize, had cchanged

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called, couldn't, had broken down 5 was waiting, wait called scored 6 beat, was winning. win 7 ran, r had already left, were waiting was walking, called, wasn't wearing, didn't have 8 started, sta

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a 2 sports 3 worst 4 court

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1 Scrabble 2 the blank tiles

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2 admitted to 3 disqualified 4 replace 5 suspicious 6 accuse 7 opponent onent 8 resorted reso

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2 referee 3 slope 4 kick 5 fan 6 course rse 7 get, shape 8 field 9 coach 10 stadium

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2 trained 3 won 4 warmed up p 5 tied ied 6 lost 7 threw thr 8 beat 9 scored 10 got injured

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5 LISTENING

China.

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2F 3T 4T 5T 6F 7T 8F

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Exit 19 5B Love at Exi GRAMMAR 1 GRAMM a

3‫ض‬

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4 doesn't usually wear 5‫ض‬ 6 usually walk

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7 didn't use to talk 8 Do you usually get up

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9 Did you use to watch 10 ‫ض‬

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2 didn't use to like 3 usually call

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4 used to take 5 used to eat out

7 used to be 8 usually give

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6 don't usually work

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2 especially 3 please 4 music sic

3 VOCABULARY AR ARY a

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2 roommate ommate te 3 colleague 4 clas classmates 5 fiancé 6 ex 7 close friend 8 couple

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2 got to know friends 3 became b 4 had had, in common 5 went out together

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6 were together 7 broke up 8 lost touch

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9 got in touch 10 got along

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11 proposed 12 got married

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d 3 the average person 4 serious matters

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2T 3T 4F 5F 6T 7F 8T

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1 PERMISSIONS AND REQUESTS a 2 join 3 meeting 4 visit 5 pass 6 rake

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2a 3e 4f 5b 6c 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 come 3 way 4 mind 5 days 6 talk

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3 READING a 3 It operates in the US and Canada.

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2 They all charge different prices.

4 You can buy your ticket seven days in advance.

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5 Students get a 15% discount on the regular fare. 6 They should take their own food.

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Page 37 6A Shot on location

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1 VOCABULARY

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2 plot 3 script scr 4 audience aud 5 review 6 scene 7 subtitles 8 sequel 9 soundtrack 10 special effects 11 extras 12 2 cast

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3 was being shot 4 will be released 5 are going to be invited

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6 is being shown 7 has been dubbed

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8 was written

b 2 was shot

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3 were filmed 4 tells

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5 falls 6 plays 7 is played

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8 starts 9 has been seen

11 is based 12 was composed

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13 wrote

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10 is introduced

14 were nominated ated ted

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3 PRONUNCIATION NUNCIATION c

2 histo his historical torical rical movie 3 comedy 4 director 5 drama 6 horror movie 7 review 8 sequel 9 soundtrack 10 subtitles ubtitle

4 READI READING a 3

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2 ballroom 3 stately homes 4 open-air 5 venue 6 speech impediment

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4 There are two

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2 stone

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6 largest 7‫ض‬

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8 1934 934

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Appearances 6B Judgi Judging by A VOCABULARY 1 VOC VOCABU a

2 shoulder

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3 back 4 knees 5 feet

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6 lips 7 face

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8 nose 9 neck 10 stomach

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2 kick 3 touch 4 taste 5 smell 6 smile 7 nod 8 clap 9 bite 10 whistlee 11 throw 12 poi point

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2 eyes 3 tongue 4 shoulders 5 outgoing

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2 PRONUNCIATION

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3 GRAMMAR a

2 must 3 can't 4 mightt not 5 can't 6 must

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2 can't 3 might ght 4 must 5 can't 6 might migh not 7 can't 8 might

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4 LISTENING TENING NG a

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d 2 banned 3 altering 4 figure out 5 wrinkles 6 rating

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7B Extraordinary school for boys 1 VOCABULARY

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a 2 elementary

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3 middle 4 high

6 semesters 7 college

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8 nursery

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5 grade

9 primary

10 secondaryy 11 head

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12 terms

13 boarding arding

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14 univers university

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2 behave b 3 cheat che

4 suspended

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5 fail 6 pass 7 study

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8 punished

2 PRONUNCIATION

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a 2 pull 3 cut 4 subtitles

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3 GRAMMAR a Page 44 b c 3 will ('II) have, go

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4 won't wait, aren't

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2 will (‘ll) be, hurry up

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2 unless 3 if 4 after 5 until 6 before

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5 doesn't come, won't take e, finds ds 6 won't leave,

7 won't be able le to, lend

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8 gets, willl ('ll) call

9 won't n't start, is ('s)

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practice 10 will ('ll) play, pract

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2 pillows 3 competitive 4 reluctant 5 common sight 6 tutors

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2 fourteen 3 building 4 rock musician

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5 English 6 an insult

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7 cows 8 field 9 all right

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10 Wednesday

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7B Ideal eal home om 1 GRAMMAR AMMAR

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2 would wou be, cleaned 3 wouldn't take, didn't have

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4 Would ... keep, won 5 wouldn't call, had 6 wouldn't eat out, wasn't / weren't 7 had, wouldn't move 8 wasn't weren't, could 9 Would wake up, didn't set 10 had, wouldn't be

2 PRONUNCIATION a 1 grow, vegetables 2 buy, house 3 would make 4 wouldn’t work

b 2f 3e 4a 5d 6c

3 Vocabulary ulary a 2 in the he woods 3 on the th fourth fou floor 4 on the West Coast 5 on the outskirts

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5 balcony 6 basement 7 cabin

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8 cozy 9 ceilings

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10 logs 11 fireplace 12 deck

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13 steps 14 entrance

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2 20 years

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3 in 1967 67 4 One

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6 4 p.m.

7 play cards c 8 the t first floor f

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d 2 research 3 go back 4 previous 5 hang 6 instructions

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1 MAKING SUGGESTIONS 2 Let's

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3 going 4 could 5 feel

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6 don't 7 about

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8 great

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 why

4 off 5 nut

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3 make

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7 happen pen

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2 $30 $ 3 8:30 8 a.m. 4 Two 5 9a.m. 6 Fridays

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2 mall

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3 fits 4 outlet store 5 book store

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6 try ... on 7 pharmacy 8 sale

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9 suit 10 department store

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2 payment 3 complaint 4 attachment 5 response ns 6 explanation 7 success 8 compensation

a 2 it was

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3 told me

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2 GRAMMAR

4 she bought 5‫ض‬

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7 had to

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8 whether

9 I wanted forgotten 10 had forg

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2 (that) he hated buying clothes

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3 how much I had paid for my jacket 4 you would check the price online 5 where the shoe department was

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6 if/ whether the shirt fit me

3 Reading

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b 3 padlock 4 turn up 5 log out

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4 PRONUNCIATION

6 landline ne

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2 hackers

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2 certain 3 said 4 raise 5 captain in 6 brain

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2 resign 3 applied 4 shifts

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5 promoted 6 downsized

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7 training 8 set 9 self-employed

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10 retire

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2 translator 3 employment 4 pharmacist

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5 retirement 6 promotion

8 scientist 9 resignation

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10 application

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7 lawyer

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12 qualifications cations

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2 in, temporary

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3 for, in, o of

4 in, well qualified qualifie q permanent 5 full-time, f p 6 unem unemployed, self-employed

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2 PRONUNCIATION 2 downsize 3 employment

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4 farmer 5 lawyer

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6 musician 7 overtime 8 permanent

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9 promotion 10 qualify

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11 resign 12 retire 13 salary

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14 temporary 15 unemployed

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2 making

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3 GRAMMAR

3 to pay 4 to fire

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5 not going oing 6 having

7 working

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8 to sign

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2‫ض‬

3 to get

4 taking

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5‫ض‬ 6 playing 7‫ض‬

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8 Filling out

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2 to meet 3 Lifting 4 to find

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5 getting 6 applying

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7 helping 8 to accept

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All of them.

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Speaker peakerr 2 X

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Speaker 4 ‫ض‬

Speaker 5 X

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2 would have arrived 3 hadn't forgotten 4 had (‘d) checked

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5 would ('d) have missed 6 wouldn't have made 7 would (‘d) have worn

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8 wouldn't have invited

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b 3 she would / might / could have gotten the job

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4 he wouldn't have broken them

5 if you had ('d) followed my directions ons 6 we would have played tennis. s.

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2 PRONUNCIATION ATION N

2 told, meetingg

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5 hadn't played

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3 fortunate 4 unfortunate 5 careful 6 careless 7 patient 8 impatient 9 lucky 10 unlucky www.languagecentre.ir

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3 He wanted to stop people from plants. om stealing ealing his potted plants 4 The driver lost control of it.

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2 emergency services ser the corner 3 around th corn 4 minor injuries inju 5 lose control c 6 Passersby P

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2 any 3 too much 4 big enough

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5 a little 6 too quickly 7 lots of

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8 no 9 very few

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2 enough, too expensive / much

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10 enough hours

3 a little, much / enough

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5 no, any

6 few, many

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2 PRONUNCIATION NUNCIATION a

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2 cough 3 through 4 laughed

3 VOC VOCABULARY VOCABU a

2 turned t it down

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3 plugged it in 4 turned it up 5 I switched it off

Clues down: 2 adaptor 3 keyboard 5 USB cable 8 speaker 10 mouse

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4 READING a 3

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