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most of wh ich ends up in la ndfi llsites o r is inci nerated . A mere 10';1" is recycled .6devices held in your hand which controlcomp ute rs (noun, para 2) _ _ _ _ _ _7promote / persuade (ve rb, pa ra 3) _ _ _ _ _ _8now (adv, para 3) _ _ __ _9places where rubb ish is stored and cove red withea rth (compound noun, para 3) _ _ _ _ __10burned (verb, para 3) _ _ __ __Grammar I Future Perfect and Future4A: Is Deirdre coming to the party on her own?5A: I don't want to spend hours waiting for her atthe airport.B: No. SheContinuous•Write answers to the questions using theprompts.

Use appropriate forms of theFuture Perfect or Future Continuous.her boyfriend. (bring)B: Don't worry. I'm sure janbythe time we get there . (arrive)A: Will you have finished work by 5.30?B: No, I / not finish / until sixNo, I won't have finished until six.1A: Will you be going on holiday next july?Vocabulary I verb phrases about timeGIl Find the mistakes in five of these sentences andcorrect them.B: No, I / go / in August instead2project by the time I get back?B: Yes, he / should / finish / it by then31There's no rush to finish the job - you can make your time.2I wanted to finish the project but I ran out from time.3Let's drive there on the motorway - it'll save time.4We had some time to murder before our flight so weA: Do you think Henry will have finished theA Will Mr Simpson be able to see mehad a coffee and a sandwich.between four and five?B: No, I'm afraid he / see / another client then45However busy they are, people really need to maketime for some relaxation.A: Can we start work on the building sitenext january?B: Yes, we / should / receive / planningpermission / by then6If I have time for sparing, I like to surf the Internet.7Now that the children are at school, Mariza has goneback to working complete-time at the local bakery.5A: Will the children be joining you for the8My grandmother passes the time by doing crosswordsummer?puzzles.B: Yes, they / stay / with us from july toSeptemberHow to ...

I make your point in a confident way6A: Can we meet in the office tomorrow?B: No, I / work / at home all day tomorrow7•A: How are you getting on with the decorating?Choose the correct words in italics.I understand your point of view, I2Without doubt/ doubting, I'd say that work is the mostimportant part of my life.3My job isn't as satisfying as my family life, of! for sure.4Believe it/ me, I often struggle to find time for myhusband and kids.5The fact is/facts are I have a very demanding job andI'm under a lot of pressure.B: Pretty well.

By the end of next month weshould / finish / most of it8A: Will Gabriella's report be ready for themeeting this afternoon?very/really do.1B: Yes, she / do / it by lunchtime at the latestPronunciation I stress: sounding sure•Complete the dialogues using the FuturePerfect or Future Continuous forms of theverbs in brackets.11I understand your point of view, I really do.B: No. You can wait until after dinner.2My job isn't as satisfying as my family life, for sure.3The fact is I have a very demanding job and I'm under aA: Do you think we'll get there in time?B: No, I don't. By the time we get there, thetrain.

(leave)3a Look at the sentences. Underline the words youthink are stressed.A: Can I watch the cartoons now, Mum?A: But they _ __ __ by then! (finish)2aA: Next week's going to be really busy.lot of pressure.~; 14 Listen and check your answers. Then repeatthe sentences.bB: Not for me! This time next week I_ __ _ _ on a beach in Sardinia. (lie)IIReadingIII aRead the website and match the headings (a-f) with the paragraphs (1- 6).aHealth-care workersbSecurity and the armed forcescSportsDDDdeWhat is a uniform?SchoolsCorporate clothingDDD•••1 A uniform is a set of standard clothing worn bymembers of an organisation while participatingin that organisation's activity.

Modern uniformsare worn by armed forces and paramil itaryorgan isations such as the police, emergencyservices, security guards, in some workplacesand schools and by inmates in prisons . In somecountries, other officials such as customs andimmigration officers, traffic wardens and judgesalso wear uniforms when on duty. For certaingroups which have particular powers overmembers of the public, such as the police, it isillegal for non - members to wear the uniform.2 As part of their attempt to project a commercial'brand', large companies often requ ire the irworkers to wear a uniform.

This includes theemployees of banks, supermarkets, hea lth clubs,hotels and restaurant chains. Uniforms areparticularly common for workers who need toexercise some form of authority over the pub lic,such as security guards and flight attendants.3 Workers in institutions such as hospitals oftenwear uniforms. The 'white coat' has become aninternational symbol for doctors. Nursing staffoften have special uniforms which indicate theirparticular role. Patients in hospital are alsofrequently made to wear particular clothes. Aswell as indicating the wearer's role, hospitaluniforms also fulfill an important function inmaintaining hygienic standards.II4 Most, if not all, professional sports teams wearuniforms, made in the team's distinctive colours,often in different variations for 'home' and 'away'games. In Britain, the terms kit or strip (as in rugbykit) are more common than uniform.

Supportersof teams can often buy themselves versions ofsports kit to wear and the sale of these items is animportant source of income for many teams.5 Military personnel usually wear complex uniformswhich indicate the precise role and rank of thewearer. In fact, the use of uniforms probablyoriginates with the need for soldiers to identify theirofficers during battles. Military uniforms are dividedinto two types: batt/edress, which is worn everyday;and dress uniform, which is worn for officialceremonies. Dress uniform can be very elaborateand varies greatly from country to country.6 Across the world,uniforms are wornin many educationalinstitutions.Unifo rms vary froma standard issueT-shirt to rigorousrequirements formany items offormal wear atprivate and somestate schools.Countries withmandatory schooluniforms includeJapan, India,Australia and manyschools in Britainand China.

Teachersat some schoolsand universitiescan also wear auniform for specialoccasions, often ablack 'gown' whichis worn on top ofordinary clothes.III~-bRead the website again and match thesentences (1-8) with features from the box.military educationalhealth corporatepolicesport1Sales of uniforms to the public are important forfinancial reasons.

_ _ _ _ _ __2Uniforms are often worn for reasons of hygiene.3It is against the law for non-members to wear thisuniform. _ __ __ _ __4The uniform is often a standard T-shirt.5The uniform shows the exact rank of the wearer.6The uniform helps to present a company's brand.7One example has become an internationalsymbol. _ _ _ _ _ __8BIll Put the words in order to make sentences.There are two different types of uniform._1allowed / to / early.

/ Our / teacher / us / leave2learn / me / My / parents / a / musical /instrument. / encouraged / to3upgrade / the / check-in clerk / to / him / to /persuaded / business class. / Danny4advised / some / weight. / lose / to / The /doctor / Sara5someone / saw / the / over / wall. / I / climbing6the / boss. / arguing / with / his / Viktor /colleague / heardMatch the sentence beginnings (1-14) with thesentence endings (a-b).12_b because there was a fascinating documentary on.3Complete the sentences using an appropriate4form of the verb in brackets.3455I avoidtaxis because they are soexpensive. (take)6Did you rememberthem a textmessage with our arrival time? (send)the amount ofthe 'restart' buttonWhy don't you try- that usually works.

(press)I'm going to carryoneventually get one! (apply)7We regretyou that all tickets for theconcert have been sold out. (inform)8Mr Adamson allowed his students _ _ __for jobs until Icalculators in the maths exam. (use)Will you stop(work)I remember locking the door beforeRemember to lock the door beforeDDa you go home.b I left.78Hilary tried closing the door butHilary tried to close the door butDDa there was still a cold draught in the room.69I regret sayingDDb that you have not been selected for the team.hard at school.

(work)My doctor advised mesalt in my diet. (cut down)I regret to saya you were lazy, it was very rude of me.lOur parents always encouraged us _ _ _ _2I stopped to watch TVDDa and answered the phone.Grammar I verb patterns: -ing forms andinfinitivesI stopped watching TVwhen you get to 6S?10 I'm glad the shop assistant suggested _ _ __an extra pair of matching shoes. (buy)b it was jammed and she couldn't do it.9I saw my neighbour hanging out her washing10 I saw my neighbour hang out her washingDDa and go back into the house.b while I was gardening.11 We heard the orchestra playing Beethoven'sninth symphonyD12 We heard the orchestra play Beethoven'sninth symphonyDa as we walked past the concert hall.b and then we went for a drink in the interval.13 I noticed a strange man taking photographs ofthe empty houseD14 I noticed a strange man take photographs ofthe empty houseDa and drive away in a red sports car.b while I was taking the dog for a walk.IFutures (1)_ _ Tick (.I) the best option (a or b) to complete eachsentence.1•Elisa's so upset - she's on the verge of00a leave her husband.b leaving her husband.200b I don't think I'll have anything to drink.David's such a good engineer - he's bound00a to get the job.b get the job.Tania's just given me the tickets-00a we're sitting in the front row.b we're going to sit in the front row.00b I believe he's winning the competition.Complete the sentences using a Future Perfect orFuture Continuous form of a verb from the box.Use the pronoun you if necessary.askfinishwatchtravelcleanvisitrepairsunbathehelpfeellockmeet2Danny agreedmobile.3Although it isn't good for me, I'm going to carryonas much chocolate as I want!4Allie agreedseven o'clock.5As we drove away from the house, I noticed MrsBoltonher windows.6We work in the same office - I can't avoid_ __ _ to her.7me choose a newme outside the cinema atI arranged _ _ __ my brother's computerwhile mine was being repaired.Future Perfect and FutureContinuous•eatuseWill they allow us _ _ __ our bikes on thetrain?6 That young pianist seems so talented a I believe he'll win the competition .drinktake1I'm not very thirstya I think I won't have anything to drink.5cleanspeak00b they aren't lasting much longer.4Complete the sentences with appropriate forms ofverbs from the box.Look at the damage on these tyresa they aren't going to last much longer.3Verb patterns: -ing formsand infinitives8Once she got used to her new surroundingsLizzie stoppedhomesick.9If you can't sleep, tryhot milk beforeyou go to bed - that often helps.10 Rememberthe door tonight - wedon't want to be burgled!mTick (.I) the best explanation (a or b).1I regret telling Claudia the news.a I feel sorry about something I said in the past.b I am about to tell Claudia some bad news.1Maria _ __ __ _ _ all the rooms by the2time the guests arrive.2By this time next weekbeach in the Maldives.3b We bought a new electric car.3your brother play footballon Saturday?4Do you think the engineer _ _ __ _ __my computer by this afternoon?564By the end of the journey she_ _ __ _ _ _ more than 20,000 miles.preparing those figures intime for the directors' meeting?75During the lunch break tomorrow I_ __ __ _ _ everyone to fill in a specialquestionnaire.IIa I was attempting to cover up a damp patch.0b I couldn't reach high enough to paint it all.0Do you remember taking the tablets?a I am asking you about the past.0b I am reminding you to do something in thefuture.0I stopped to eat.b I was hungry.600I tried painting the wall.a I was full up.your half-sister while you'rein the US?8We stopped buying petrol.a We stopped the car and bought some petrol.on a00Dariusz tried to start the car.a It had broken down.b He wanted to know if the engine was stillmaking a strange noise.00ooPersonality traits for jobsVerb phrases about time•ill Choose the correct option for each gap (a, b or c) .Use the clues to complete the crossword.12I wanted to finish the essay by this morning but I_ _ _ of time.b ran outa lost4268the time by playingb takea losec pass3If you want to _ _ _ you should cycle to work- it's much faster.4There's no rush - you can11109c ran overWhen I'm bored Igames on my computer.a save time13a make your514b save the timec fast timetime.c take yourb take theWe had some time _ _ _ before the show sowe went for a coffee.a to give up6c to dieb to killHowever busy you are, it's important to _ __time for your family and friends.c makeb passa spendAcross1She loves company.