foley m. - new total english upper-intermediate workbook - 2011 (804466), страница 26
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Could/Can I use your mobilephone to make a short ca ll? Mine isn't working. 4 You shouldn'tbelieve everything politi cians say - they rarely tell the whole truth.5 We were lucky. When we were young we could stay out all dayplaying in the fields around my grandmother's house. 6 I'm sorrybut you aren't allowed to come in here unless you wear a jacket andtie. 7 Once you have provided us with a valid email address youcan use our software free of charge. 8 Whe re are the potatoes? Youshould've bought so me when you went shopping this morning.Emphasis231b1 It was the shellfish that made me feel sick. 2 She did try to contactyo u.
3 I do admire people who do voluntary work. 41t is my left legthat is injured. 5 Gerald is such a good foot bailer. 6 She does givea lot of money to charity. 7 It was my mobile phone that was stolen.8 Yesterday's football match was so exciting. 9 Javier did do a lot ofwork for us. 10 It is his wife that does the housework.DanielCraighas done his own stuntsMattDamon,/SeanConnery,/,/,/didn't do stuntsjumped off a buildingPierceBrosnandid martial arts trainingwas in a James Bond movie41 that 2 does 3 so 4 It 5 did 6 do 7 such 8 is,/,/Risk and achievement,/,/is American,/,/1c1 martial arts 2 documentary 3 maimed 4 role 5 special effects6 tougher 7 action sequences 8 fakeGrammar I emphasis510pportunity 2 am bition 3 substantial 4 gamble 5 stake 6 chanceChallenge and sport61j 2 k 3 i 4 h 5 I 6 d 7 f 8 bPhrasal verbs with out271 so 2 did 3 such 4 It 5 does1 works out 2 put out 3 find out 4 run out 5 sort out 6 fell out31 I do li ke you r new suit.
2 Amanda does complain a lot. 3 He did sayhe was sorry several times. 4 I did ask the boss for permission.5 We do know what we are talking about.41 such 2 so 3 so 4 such 5 many 6 so 7 such 8 soDistances and dimensions81 LENGTHEN 2 HEIGHTEN 3 LOW 4 WIDE 5 HEIGHT 6 HIGH7 BREADTH 8 DEEP 9 BROADEN5How to ...(suggested answers) 1 No, it's Chinese food they love. 2 No, it's hisassistant she spoke to.
3 No, it's the first film I like. 4 No, it's mythumb that hurts. 5 No, it's modern poetry that Clara doesn't like.6 No, it's his attitude I don't like.9PronunciationI stress: emphasis (1)61 The children did behave themselves. 2 She's such a lovely person.3 We do love HOllywood movies. 4 That old computer is ~ slow.5 It was ~ that wanted to see you.VocabularyI phrasal verbs without7a1 find 2 run 3 turned 4 give 5 sort7b1 We weren't sure about the babysitter but she ~ turned out to bereally good. 2'/ 3 My car broke down last week and the mechanicwasn't able to f*H sort it out.
4'/ 5 Make sure you fal+ put out yourcigarettes before you enter the building. 6 If I have a problem withmy house, my neighbour WffI5 sorts it out - he's a builder.How to ...9 c 10 e 11 g 12 aI talk about which film to watch1 make 2 Judging 3 hard 4 finish 5 soundUnit 6 The pastLesson 6,1Listening1a(suggested answers) 1 Joe made TV commercials and short films.2 A lot of money is involved . 3 There isn't much contact withaccountants. 4 The distances are enormous so you have to drive tothe shops. 5 Th ey'd usually walk to do their shopping.6 Sunny weather.1b1 How long has Joe been in the US? 2 How old was he when he cameto the US? 3 Why did he choose to live in the States? 4 How manyfilms has Joe made in the US? 5 What is different about film-makingin the US? 6 What does his wife miss? 7 Why do people have todrive everywhere / to the shops? 8 Why didn't they do much filmingoutdoors in England?81c1 a hard time 2 Judging by 3 the sound of 4 based on 5 sounds a bit1 melting pot 2 studio executives 3 drive somebody mad4 to be on top of somebody 5 location workGrammar I3cused to/would21 used to 2 wouldI'd / used to 3 would I'd/ used to 4 didn't use to5 getting used tei 6 would/'d 7 didn't use to 8 aml'm used to31 a, c 2 a, c 3 a, b, c 4 b 5 a, c 6 b, c 7 b, c 8 a, b 9 b 10 b4VY451 It's no use #!at relying on him, he's not very trustworthy .
2./3 It iffiFlsrtaRt is is important not to tell anyone your credit card PINnumber. 4 It's always good to gettffig get a second opinion when youwant to buy something expensive. 5./ 6./ 71t a real Flleas~re waswas a real pleasure to meet your parents at last. 8 It was strange#!at to see so many new faces at the youth club.5Rf-Cf--f--UNf-Kf---it~Ur--r-IL8 Epreparatoryr--MAGrammar I1 no use 2 my intention 3 seems 4 clear 5 was exciting6 was good 7 worth 8 was sadVocabulary I appearance'w1 dubbed 2 con artist 3 amnesia 4 appealed 5 traumatic6 disoriented 7 non-stop 8 wandering 9 virtuoso 10 chapel11 circulated 12 immigrant~45D-YL5Erz-G AD-'--ALNNEDI 1MAf-RT09UCRLReview and consolidation unit 60used to/wouldY1 Are you getting used to life in the big city? 2 Sally didn't use to haveany friends when she was a child.
3 I would go to the library everymorning when I was a student. 4 The company used to export cars toAsia. 5 Did he get used to the software quickly? 6 When I was youngI didn't use to watch much television . 7 How often would you get thebus to school? 8 I've got used to staying up late. 9 It was easy to getused to the computer. 10 Pepe didn't use to live in a big house.-U-5'---N>OB'5TLKr-Y'--1Wishes and regretsPronunciation I consonant clusters (1)25a1 I was going to send Maria a birthday card ... 2 If only I hadn't wokenup late ... 3 I wish I'd ... 4 If I hadn't had a headache, I would've ...5 I regret not studying psychology ...
6 ... would've liked to be a vet.1 squash 2 stocky 3 splash 4 sphere5 spiky 6 snowLesson 6.2Preparatory itReading1a338 havi ng(suggested answers) 1 seeing 2 to 3 it 4 It's 5 that 6 it's 7 to1b1 d 2 k 3 I 4 g 5 a 6 i 7 e 8 b 9 j 10 C 11 f 12 h41c1 convertible 2 set off 3 rushing 4 sprawled 5 groaning6 spending spree 7 flag (it) down 8 exhausted 9 lent10 removal truck1b2a3b4c5a6bGrammar I wishes and1 clean -shaven 2 wrinkles 3 bald 4 wavy / curly 5 muscular6 scruffy 7 mousy 8 good-looking 9 dyed 10 round2How to, ..
Ireminisce about the past41 They went to the seaside in summer, not winter. 2 They had picnicson the beach, not in the forest . 3 There are two sisters, not three.4 They are serving food to the father, not the other way around.Lesson 6.3Vocabulary IAppearance5regrets1 I wish I'd gone to university. 2 I was going to buy an extra copy (butthey had sold out). 3 If Ali had brought his computer he could haveread his emails. 4 If only I'd spent more time studying. 5 If we'dliked the hotel we would've enjoyed our stay.
6 I regret leaving/that Ileft the party so early. 71 was going to stay there longer (but my visaran out). 8 I regret not paying more attention to my tutor's advice .Feelings61 UNINTERESTED 2 SCEPTICAL 3 CONFUSED 4 ANNOYED5 OPTIMISTIC 6 RELIEVED 7 CURIOUS 8 SHOCKED 9 EXCITED10 UNEASYIdioms to describe people71ef-in 2~-place 3./ 4~-nails5 I(RSW e¥erytAiRg - know-all 6./ 7 AigA tl'l'iRg - high -flyer8 awl<l'lard custSffi - awkward customerHow to ...feelings11 relieved 2 curious 3 confused 4 excited 5 annoyed 6 suspicious7 shocked 8 scepticalS1 as 2 in order to 3 to4 so that 5 because2Unit 7 Excess1 uninterested 2 excited 3 optimistic 4 uneasy 5 suspicious6 relievedLesson 7.1ReadingListening1a3a1C 2e 3b3b1 The local police.
2 The labels were missing. 3 Because there wasa piano there. 4 Because he played the piano so well. 5 Because hemay be from Eastern Europe. 6 Students' own answers.IIMemory1 Three 2 Which take ·away restaurant to go to / What to eat.3 To go to the Chinese take -away.1b1A 2B 3T 4A 5B 6A 7B 8TlcPronunciation I stress: emphasis (2)Feeling very hungry: starving, ravenous, I could eat a horsePositive opinion: yummy, delicious, scrumptiousNegative opinion: not too keen on, disgusting, greasy, to be sick ofsomething, tasteless1 I'm terribly sorry about that.
2 But what are you going to do about it?3 I really need to have a reliable Internet connection. 41 do apologisefor any inconvenience.Pronunciation Iintonation: questions2aa 1, 2, 5 b 3, 47bLesson 7.3ListeninglaGrammar I quantifiers1 goldfish 2 dog 3 snake 4 horse 5 cats3lb1 C 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 a 7 a 8 c 9 a 10 c1 dog 2 horse 3 fish 4 dog 5 horse 6 cats 7 snake 8 horse4lc1 a, b 2 a, b 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 a, bWays animals move: trot, dart, crawlPlaces animals live: tank, stable, kennelAnimal characteristics: sinuous, playful, gentleVocabulary Ifood and cooking51 grated cheese 2 electric cooker 3 grilled sausages4 scrambled eggs 5 talented cook 6 sour milkHow to ... I give and check instructions6A: ~ First, you break two or three eggs into a cup and whiskthem up.
Grate some cheese and add it to the eggs. RflaIIy Then,you heat up some butter in a frying pan. You must 00 make surethe butter's nice and hot. Then you pour the egg mix into the pan.B: So, you mean it you mix the cheese in with the eggs before you putthem in the pan?A: Yes, but you can also add more cheese later.Grammar I have / get something done21 has her hair done 2 has his car washed 3 have their house painted4 has her eyes tested 5 has his blood pressure checked6 have our boiler serviced31 The bag got left behind.
2 Linda has her clothes washed (by themaid). 3 I have my post forwarded (to me). 4 Will you get your haircut this week? 5 How often do you have your windows cleaned?6 I should get / have my homewo rk done by six o'clock.Vocabulary I excessB: OK.4A: Then you leave the egg and cheese mixtu re to cook for a fewseconds. But you should Eare~~1 Be be careful not to let it get toohot.B: Is it because it can burn?1 OVER PRICED 2 EXTRAVAGANT 3 NECESSITY 4 LUXURY5 EXCESSI VE 6 GOURMET 7 TREAT 8 INDULGE 9 LAVISH10 SPOILT 11 FETCHED 12 SPREE 13 SPOIL 14 TOP 15 PAMPERLesson 7.2Readingla2lb1d 2f 3a 4g 5c 6b 7h 8elc1 va luable 2 argue 3 rival 4 follow his lead 5 impact6 masterpiece s 7 recession 8 whollyReview and consolidation unit 7Passives11 has been debited from your credit card.
2 is used for yo ur security.3 is being sent by email. 4 will not be sent by post. 5 must be broughtto check· in one hour befo re departure. 6 cannot be changed. 7 canbe pre-booked on the website. 8 is not allowed on any GoAway Travelflights. 9 may be purchased on the plane. 10 are included in the price.Quantifiers2Vocabulary I verb phrases about shopping21 f€4!OO - receipt 2 ~ - discount 3 ~ - bidding4 weAA - afford 5 ~ - haggling 6 a#efti - worth1 ~ luggage 2./ 3 maRy much 4liHle a little 5 a-let5 a lot /lots 6 a-few a little 7./ 8 a spaghetti spaghetti / some spaghetti9 f€.w a few 10 fffiIffi manyha velget something doneGrammar I passives331 had 2 got / been 3 (dry-)cleaned 4 have / get 5 repa ired / fixed /mended 6 got / was 7 done 8 taken / printed / copied1 was crea ted 2 was taken over 3 had started 4 scored5 organised 6 were / had been sold 7 were invited 8 was bought42 The metal strips are fed into a cutting machine.