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With no money fora taxi, they were forced to walk back to their house.Just as they turned into their street they saw a largeremoval truck leaving. Kirsten was surprised; shedidn't think any of their neighbours were movinghouse. As they approached their house they noticedthe front door was open. Running into the house,Dieter gasped with shock. The house was completelyempty.

Then he remembered. Their house keys hadbeen on the same ring as the car key ...b Read the story again and number the events (a-I) in thePronunciation I wishes andcorrect order.aTwo Italian men drive off.bThey have to wait while the police officer deals with anaccident.cThey catch the slow train back home.dDieter and Kirsten leave.eThey get into an Italian police car.gThey get out of their car to see what has happened.hThe Italian men steal everything from theirhouse and drive away in a van.Dieter and Kirsten get back to their house.They walk around trying to find a police station.jThe police take Dieter and Kirsten to the railway station.kThey drive into the suburbs of Milan.lA motorbike crashes into the back of their car.regretsDDDDDDDDDDDDBII ~';20 Listen and check your answersto exercise 2.

Then repeat thesentences.How to ... I reminisce about thepastmLook at the photograph and read thetext. There are four factual errors.Find the mistakes and correct them.C Match words and phrases in the story to the meanings (1- 10).1a car with an opening roof _ _ _ _ _ __2left on a journey _ _ __ _ __3moving quickly _ __ _ __ _4lying with legs and arms spread out _ _ _ __ __5making noises as if in pain _ _ __ _ __6spending a large amount of money at one time7signal a car or taxi to stop _ _ _ _ _ __8very tired _ _ _ _ _ __9gave something to somebody but they have to repay it laterThis photo really brings back memories10 a large vehicle used to move furniture _ __ _ _ __of my childhood holidays. We used to goto the seaside in the winter.

AlthoughGrammar I wishes and regretsthe weather was often too hot, Ifilii Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.fun. We would spend hours swimmingI regret that I was so lazy. (only)If only I hadn't been so lazy.1I regret not going to university. (wish)remember that we always had a lot ofin the sea and playing games on thebeach. I loved building sand castlesand my sisters used to bury my legs inthe sand! We spent most of the time2I wanted to buy an extra copy but they had sold out.

(going)laughing and playing tricks on eachother. My parents loved driving along3Ali didn't bring his computer so he couldn't read his emails. (if)the coast, stopping to have picnics inthe forest. I would sit with my three4I regret that I didn't spend more time studying.

(only)sisters and my mother. My father wouldserve us drinks and food from a picnic5We didn't like the hote l so we didn't enjoy our stay. (would've)basket. Everything got covered in sandI wish I hadn't left the party so early. (regret)get nostalgic for those days when I seebut it still tasted delicious ! Yes, I often6photos of the seaside.7I planned to stay there longer but my visa ran out. (was)8I wish I'd paid more attention to my tutor's advice.

(not paying)IIVocabulary I feelings_ _ Match the statements (1-8) withadjectives from the box.annoyed confused curiousexcited relievedscepticalshocked suspiciousReading•aRead the newspaper article. Complete the gaps with theextracts (a-e). Two are not needed.ait was excitingbit is importantcIt seems strangedIt's good thateIt was clear thatThank goodness you're safe. I was soworried about you! _ _ _ _ __I wonder what's in that box? I'd loveto have a look inside. _ _ _ _ __What on earth are we supposed todo? I really can't understand theseinstructions. _ _ __ _ __ __Wow! Front row seats for the concert!I can't wait! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __His behaviour gets on my nerves.He's so rude! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __I don't trust our new boss.

I think hewants to get rid of me. _ _ _ __€500 for a single pair of shoes? That'soutrageous! _ _ _ -'-_ _ _ __The doctor said I should lose weightbut he doesn't know what he'stalking about. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __•Choose the correct words in italics.1Sarah doesn't like football or tennis.In fact, she's pretty uninterested/uneasy in sports in general.2The children got very excited/curiouswhen I told them we were going toDisneyland next summer.3I'll get a good grade; I'm alwaysoptimistic/sceptical about tests.4Clive's very relieved/ uneasy aboutmaking the presentation - the ideaof standing up in front of a group ofpeople always worries him.5They're quite uninterested/suspiciousabout their new neighbour. He seemsto do a lot of strange things in themiddle of the night.6IIIWe were very relieved/uneasy whenwe heard that nobody had been hurtin the car crash.The Musician with no MemoryPolice in Sheerness, Kenthave appealed for help inidentifying a mystery manwho was found wanderingon a beach two days ago.The mystery man seemsunable to speak or write andmay not even understandEnglish.

When he waspicked up by the policehe was smartly dressedin a suit and tie, but thelabels were missing and he had no documents on him.It had been raining and his clothes were soaking wet.(1) IIalthough the man had no obviousphysical injuries, he was confused and disoriented. He iswhite and in his 20s or early 30s.The man was taken to Medway Maritime Hospital and putunder the supervision of Michael Camp, a local social worker.The mystery deepened when nurses at the hospital gave theman a pen and paper and, rather than writing his name andaddress, he drew a picture of a grand piano. There is a pianoin the hospital's chapel and Mr Camp took the man there. Heproceeded to sit down and play classical music for two hoursnon-stop.

(2) IIthe man was an expertpianist - onlookers described his performance as 'virtuoso'.Staff at the hospital dubbed him 'The Piano Man'.Kent Police believe the man may be a professional musicianwho is suffering from amnesia after some kind of traumaticaccident. Others think he may be a con artist or an illegalimmigrant from Eastern Europe. Photos and a description ofthe man have been circulated around Europe's police forces.In order to know how to treat the man, doctors sayI to establish his identity and(3) Imedical history.Anyone who thinks they may be able to identify this manis asked to get in touch with the National Missing PersonsHelpline.Grammar I preparatory itbRead the- article again and answer thequestions.m1Who found the mystery man?2What was suspicious about the man's clothes?3Why did the social worker take the man to thehospital chapel?Complete the sentences with words and phrasesfrom the box.clear my intentionno use seemswas exciting was goodwas sadworth145What made the police think the man might be aprofessional musician?2It'sday.3Itgive us a refund.that they are not going to4It'swill lose weight.that if you eat less, youSItstar in person .to meet my favourite film6Itapplication forms.of you to help us with our7It'syou really want.saving up for something8Itfamine in Africa.to hear about the terribleWhy has the man's description been circulatedaround Europe, and not just in the UK?6Who do you think the mystery man is? Why?Find the words and phrases from the box in thearticle and match them with the meanings (1-10).Cappealedwanderingnon-stoptraumaticdubbed virtuoso amnesiacon artistimmigrant circulateddisorientedchapel•gave someone a special name _ __ __2someone who makes money from tricking people1an illness in which you lose your memory4asked for assistance _ _ __ _5extremely stressful _ _ _ __6confused about where you are/what you aredoing _ _ _ __7continuously _ __ __8walking around without a purpose _ _ _ __9showing the highest level of skill and talent10 a room for religious ceremonies _ _ __ _11country _ _ __ _It seems that the post hasn't arrived thismorning.

How annoying!It important is not to tell anyone your credit cardPIN number.4It's always good to getting a second opinionwhen you want to buy something expensive.5It's my intention to complain about yourbehaviour to the manager.6It's worth paying a little extra to get shoes thatwill really last.7make something move around _ _ _ __12 a person who has come to live in a differentIt's no use that relying on him, he's not verytrustworthy.33to study medicine oneFind the mistakes in five of these sentences andcorrect them.21It's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ talking to her about it,she never listens to anyone.It a real pleasure was to meet your parents atlast.8It was strange that to see so many new faces atthe youth club.Preparatory itused to/would_ _ Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.He doesn't swim in the sea any more.