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Now, you're abarrister, aren't you?Emily: Yes, a criminal barrister.lack:c court.5Emily: Hello.lack:a civil law.Hello everyone and welcome once again to JobSpotlight. In today's programme we'll be lookingat job opportunities in the legal profession. Fromyour letters and emails I know this is a career thata lot of you are considering, so we've also puttogether a factsheet which you can download fromour website. Now, as usual we have several guestshere to help us unravel some of the mysteries ofthis particular profession.
My first guest in thestudio today is top lawyer Emily Waterstone.Right. Now for our listeners who are thinking aboutbecoming barristers, what sort of qualities do youthink a good barrister needs?4This isn't the _ ___ behaviour I expect fromsomeone like you.Emily: The main one is self-confidence I think. You'vegot to look like you know what you're doing. Andcommunication is very important, especially incourt.5Can you help me _ ___ these cables, they arelack:6You should try to have a large _ _ _ _ ofEmily: Yes, and a good memory helps, too .vegetables in your diet.lack:Internet.all jumbled up.I suppose a good understanding of human naturecomes in useful.OK. Let's talk about the training you need to do ...._.ILwJiGrammar I deduction: present and past_Match the questions (1-8) with the mostappropriate answers (a-h).2Why isn't she at work today?003Why is she going to marry him?04Why did she get an A+ in the test?5Why did she do that job?000001Why didn't she pass the test?6Why is she divorcing him?7Why didn't she say hello to me?8Why is she so late?aShe might be sick.bShe might have got lost.eShe can't be in love any more.dShe couldn't have seen you.eShe might have needed the money.fShe can't have done enough revision.gShe must be in love.hShe must have done lots of work.GIl Read the situation and complete the sentences(1-7) using must, might or can't (have).Last night £50,000 was stolen from the safe of WesternUnited Bank.
None of the doors or locks were broken so thepolice think somebody working in the bank stole the money.There were no fingerprints on the safe door, but the policefound a cigarette end on the floor near the safe. No one isallowed to smoke in the bank. Only four members of staffhave keys to the safe: Mr Briggs, the manager, Jennifer, theassistant manager, Darren, the chief cashier and Lauren, themortgage advisor.
Mr Briggs was at home with his wife alllast night. His wife confirms this. Jennifer says she was athome, but she lives alone. Lauren isn 't here at the moment;she is in the middle of a two-week holiday in Thailand .Darren says he was at home. He lives with his parents. Hismother says he was at home all night, except when he wentoutside to take the dog for a walk at midnight.1The moneybeen stolen by a memberof staff because none of the locks were broken.2It3Itbeen Mr Briggs, Jennifer, Darren orLauren because they have keys to the safe.4There was a cigarette end on the floor, so thethiefbe a smoker.forms of must, might, can't or couldn't.SThe plants look very healthy. Someone is definitelywatering them.Itbeen Mr Briggs because he was athome with his wife all night.6be guilty because she can'tJenniferprove she was at home last night.BIll Rewrite the underlined sentences using suitableSomeone must be watering them.1I'm sure he's at home.
I can see the light on in hisbedroom.2I'm sure they haven't left the country. They don'thave passports.3My car's making a strange noise. Perhaps itneeds a service.Vocabulary I compound adjectives•Complete the sentences using compoundadjectives.142Their flat is empty.
I'm certain they have leftalready.4My mobile phone isn't working. Perhaps thebattery is flat.They caught the thief as he was taking the moneyfrom the till.The thief was caught _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _58He should wear smart clothes to a job interview.When you go to a job interview, you should beEmma isn't here. Perhaps she didn't receive theinvitation.Where's your umbrella? I'm absolutely sure youforgot to bring it.Wooden buildings are dangerous because theycan catch fire.Wooden buildings are dangerous because theyaren't _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _37Mr Lockwood is 50 years old.Mr Lockwood is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __S She definitely isn't gUilty.
She's a very honestperson.6be Lauren because she is on holiday.I never know what to say when I meet new people.When I meet new people I'm often _ _ _ __Pronunciation I compound adjectivesaaListen and check the answers to exercise 5.Underline the part of each compound adjectivewhich has the main stress.b~ 31 Listen again and repeat the sentences.IIReading__ a Read the text quickly. Which statement iscorrect?1It summarises the complete plot and charactersof The Hound of the Baskervilles.2It describes Conan Doyle's career, usingThe Hound of the Baskervilles as an example.3It explains the background to The Hound of theBaskervilles and gives the main points of the story.bRead the text again and write true (T) or false (F).1The Hound of the Baskervilles was originally aseries of magazine stories.o2People believe that a hound has killed SirCharles Baskerville.3Sir Charles was Henry Baskerville's uncle.4Henry Baskerville comes to see SherlockHolmes.5Dr Mortimer is a friend of Sherlock Holmes.006Dr Mortimer has some shocking new evidenceabout the mystery.07Sherlock Holmes believes in scientificexplanations.0Holmes and Watson immediately solve themystery.08ooC Find the words (1-8) in the text.
Decide if theyare verbs, nouns or adjectives and match themwith the definitions (a-h).1cliff-hanger2curse3beast4estate0oooo5heir6consult7inquest8rationala(n) an animal (especially a wild or dangerousanimal)booo(n) a court case which examines the causes of aperson's deathc(v) ask for advice from an expertd(n) a promise or legend that something terriblewill happene(n) a large area of land with a house belonging toone person or family(adD scientific and logicalIIg(n) an exciting development in a plot that makesthe reader want to know moreh(n) somebody who inherits land or money when arelative diesCDThe Hound of the Baskervilles is one of themost famous and admired detective stories everwritten.
Published in 1901 and 1902, it originallyappeared in nine monthly instalments in The Strandmagazine. Like Dickens's serialised novels of thesame era, each instalment ended with a suspenseful'cliff-hanger' that kept author Arthur Conan Doyle'saudience clamouring for more.CD In the story, the old and noble Baskervillefamily is threatened by a curse: 'A great, blackbeast, shaped like an enormous wild dog or hound,yet larger than any hound that has ever beenseen' terrorises and kills any family member whocomes to live at the Baskerville estate.
As thestory opens, the hound seems to have claimed itslatest victim, Sir Charles Baskerville. Sir Charles'snephew, Henry, the new heir to the estate, is aboutto take up residence the next day. A friend of thefamily, Dr Mortimer, comes to consult the famousSherlock Holmes in his rooms at 221 b Baker Street,though he admits he doesn't know if the case ismore suitable 'for a detective or a priest' . The firstinstalment of the novel originally ended as DrMortimer explains:W '... One false statement was made by Barrymoreat the inquest. He said that there were no traces uponthe ground round the body.
He did not observe any. ButI did - a short distan ce away, but fresh and clear.''Footprints?'' Yes, footprints.''A man's or a woman's?'Dr Mortimer looked strangely at us for aninstant, and his voice sank almost to a whisper as heanswered: 'Mr Holmes, they were the footprints of agigantic hound!'Into this atmosphere of ancient secrets, deadlycurses and supernatural beasts comes the supremelyrational Sherlock Holmes - a man described by hisfriend Watson as 'the most perfect reasoning andobserving machine the world has ever seen' .
Piece bypiece Holmes and Watson solve the mystery and findthe culprit. In the end, they reassure the charactersin the novel (as well as Conan Doyle's Victorianreaders), that behind the threat of a supernatural'hound of hell' is a perfectly scientific explanation.oGrammar Imrelative clausesfilii Match the statements (1-8) with theComplete the sentences with relative clauses uSi.ng theinformation from the box. Add commas and relativepronounsifnecessar~explanations (a or b).1We stayed in the only hotel in the townwhich had a sea view.We met the girl on holiday. The hospital is very old.It was elected last year. Her boyfriend lives in Athens.2We stayed in the only hotel in the town,Sl'le is SJ)8nisl'l.
We stayed in the hotel last summer.He was Scottish.I'm living in that house .which had a sea view.I saw that film yesterday.a There were seve ral hotels but onlyone had a view of the sea.b There was only one hotel in the town.34My sister who lives in Paris has just had ababy.b I only have one sister.6John's sister-in-law,opera singer.My sister, who lives in Paris, has just had ababy.a I have several sisters and one of themlives in Paris.SDD1Miranda's boyfriend2The houseyears old .3Arthur Conan DoyleDD4is a doctor.is over a hundredwas bornThe governmentintroduced a new tax.hasS Our local hospitalis about tobe closed down.All the students who can speak French were6 The girlinvited to the party.is coming to stay nextweekend .a All of the students were invited to theb Some of the students were invited tothe party.is training to be anin 1859.All the students, who can speak French,were invited to the party.party.who is Spanish,D7D87The cinema, which is opposite the station,is going to become a nightclub.8The cinema which is opposite the station isSpielberg's new filmwasfantastic.The hotelswimming pool.had a heatedHow to...
I start, move on and finish a discussiongoing to become a nightclub.a There is only one cinema in our town.D_Complete the conversation using the words from the box.b There is more than one cinema in ourmChoose the correct words in italics.Sometimes both may be correct.1Mrs Kendrick,forhaveagreedcomeonstart thin k whatDtown.that/whoA: So, what do we (1)used to be mythat/which you2Is this the new phonetelling me about?3The prisoner, who is 23,a suspended sentence .4I've taken back the library bookyou lent me last week.SThis is the houseborn.6We had ice cream,dessert.7He wrote a bookmillion copies .8Dr Joseph Bell was the man who/thatinspired Arthur Conan Doyle.werewas/23 was givenyou/thatMozart waswhich/that I love,liketo decide?B: We have to decide who is the best fictional detective :teacher, has just retired .where/whichindividuallyforsold/that sold over aSherlock Holmes, Miss Marple or Inspector Morse.A: Why don't we start by talking about them(2), first?B: OK.
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