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There were lots of jugglers in ancientRome . We even know the name of one of them- Tagatus Ursus.Woman: Did the Romans juggle with knives, like theChinese?David:(1-8).1Well, the earliest written record that we kn ow ofis from ancient Ch ina . There's a book from the3rd or 4th century BC which describes a jugglerwho could throw seven swords in the air.Woman: That sounds like something from one of thoseChinese martial arts movies!David:There is no evidence of juggling in theAmericas.Oh yes.

I found references to juggling frommore than 3,000 years ago. There are someEgyptian tomb paintings which show jugglersfrom the Middle Kingdom period and there'san ancient Egyptian statue of a juggler in theStaatliche museum in Berlin .Probably not. We know that TagatusUrsus juggled glass balls, because they'respecifically mentioned on his grave stone . And,interestingly, when the Spanish discoveredthe Americas, they noted in their reports anddiaries that the Aztecs had jugglers.Woman: Are there any records of juggling here in Britain?David:Well, not exactly, but jugglers are mentionedin several of the Irish and Norse myths, whichdate from the 5th to the 12th centuries.

Ofcourse, by the time of the Middle Ages, thereare plenty of references to jugglers in Britain.Woman: You talk about jugglers as if they were part of anactual profession. I mean, is that really the case?David:It's hard to say with any certainty. In somecases, jugglers were also clowns or jesters, oreven acrobats.Woman: Yes, I can see how the skills might be linked.Now, can you tell us about the more recenthistory of juggling ...

?Grammar I overview (2): the pastgComplete the sentences using an appropriate form ofverbs from the box.Idrink go lose eat meetreleaserevise watchrainpass)\..How to .. . I1David2We were very excited because weDisneyland before.3I finallyattempts!to_my driving test after three3 Listen to the dialogue and matchthe underlined expressions (1-6) with theexplanations (a-f).A: So, have you booked your holiday yet?B: No. We're finding it hard to decide what to do.4 The weather was terrible. In fact, it _ _ _ _ _ onthe day we arrived and on the day we left!A: (1) Yes, it's a difficult decision, isn't it?5 When I opened the fridge, I found that my flatmateB: We were thinking about Florida._ _ __ _(2) Have you been there?all the milk!6 The film Avatar _ __ _ _ inA: Yes, we've been to Miami a couple of times.2010.B: (3) So, you know it quite well then?7I arrived home and saw my husband waiting outsidehis key!the door - heA: I wouldn't say that exactly.8My motherB: I've heard the beaches are lovely.9in 1990.We _ _ __ _out.10•my father at a nightclubA: They are.

And the sea's warm and calm perfect for swimming.TV when the lights suddenly wentB: (4) That's not the experience I've had . Wewent to Cuba a few years ago and the seawas quite rough. And I know that's not farfrom Miami.I stayed at home most evenings while I _ _ _ __for my exams.A: (5) Yes. I suppose it depends on the time ofyear. During the hurri cane season the wavescan be pretty enormous.Find the mistakes in four of these sentences andcorrect them.1That restaurant's great - I had been there last month.2It was a lovely morning. The sun was shining and theB: (6) I suppose you're right.

We went inOctober and I think that's when they oftenget hurricanes.birds were singing.3I was phoning you three times. Where were you?5Juan broke his leg in a motorbike accident last week.6It was our first visit - we weren't going there before.ask a direct questionbreformulate someone's answer into anotherquestionDccomment on someone's point and backup with your own exampledrefer to someone's point and back upwith your own examplee agree with someone's pointVocabulary I making adjectives from nounsDa4 The doorbell rang while I had a shower.•manage a co nversationan apple when he broke a tooth.ffind similarities with someone else's pointDDDDComplete the missing word in each sentence.1My nephew's very a, _ _ _ _ _ c. He loves painting.2I am re for our after-sales service .3 Ice-skating well requires great sl.4Y is often kn own as 'the little greenmonster'.5 Dorotea runs a very s_ _ _ _ _ l business.6 People in big cities are often more l, _ _ _ _ _ ythan people in small towns.7I've got very big feet so I often get f _ _ _ _ _ dwhen I'm trying to buy shoes .8 Albert Einstein was famous for his incredible_ _ __ _t.Pronunciation I sounding tentativeaa4 Listen to the sentences (1-4) fromexercise 5.

Write T (tentative) or C (moreconfident) .1I wouldn't say that exactly.2That's not the experience I've had.3 The sea's warm and calm - perfect forswimming.4 Yes, I suppose it depends on the timeof year.bListen again and repeat the sentences .DDDD•.--1.3 I~Listening.. a5AUDIOSCRIPTCover the aud ioscript. Listen to the dialogues(1-4) and match them with the situations (a-d).aon a t rainbin a shop00ca survey0din a cafe0bThe following stat ements all contain a mista ke.Dialogue 1A: Excuse me .

We're doi ng a survey on mobilephones . Could I ask you a few questions?B: Sure.A: Do you own a mobile phon e?B: Yes .A: And what do you ma in ly use it for?Listen again and correct the mistakes .B: Send ing text messages, I su ppose.A: How many would you send on an average day?B: Well, about fi ve or six usually.Dialogue 11The man only uses his phone to send text messages .2He's able to use his phone at work.A: And are those mainly for business or socialpurposes?B: Oh, just social. I can't use my phone at work I'm an air line pilo t.Dialogue 2Dialogue 23A: Honestly. You want some peace and quiet andall yo u hear is those aw ful mobile phones nonstop .

It drives me mad!The man en joys hearing peo ple on the phone whenhe's on th e t rain .4Th e wo man thinks it's always expensive to makemob ile ca lls.B: Yeah, and people tal k such rubbish , don'tt hey? ' Er, I'm on the train, and now we'repulling in at a station.'Dialogue 3A: It must cost a bom b to make all those ca lls.5Steve's mo bile was expensive.B: Maybe they're on one of those 'cheap daytimecalls'tariffs.6Jo hn doesn't thi nk Steve's new phon e is very good .7Dialogue 3A: Is that a new mobile, Steve?Dialogue 4B: Yeah . I got it on spec ial offer.The custo mer does n't have any child ren .A: It looks very sophisticated .8If he isn't happ y after ten days, the cu stome r ca n get adiffe rent ph o ne.C Now read the audioscript.

Find the words andphrases from the box and match them with themeanings (1-9) .non-stopdrives me madon special offerloadstrackscost a bombtariffsthe really neat thingkeep in touchB: Mm . It was really good value. It's got a came raand it can play M P3 files .A: So you can listen to all t he latest tracks .B: Exactly. But the really neat thing is that it's gotthis special te xt-messaging service tha t givesyou all t he latest football resu lts.

You shou ldget one, John . They had loads of them in stock.Dialogue 4A: Whi ch model are yo u inte rested in, sir?B: Well, I'm not sure . But I want a pho ne thattakes photos.1for sale at a reduced price _ _ _ __A: OK. Most of t hem do that now, anyway.2maintai n con tac t w ith so meon e w hen yo u areph ysically separat ed _ _ _ __B: Oh, ri ght. Well, I like to keep in touch wi t h thekids when I'm abroad, so I nee d a phone t hatworks in other co untries.3songs or short pi ec es of musi c _ __ _ _4a large quantity _ _ _ __5all the t ime _ _ _ __6pri ces for usin g a serv ice _ _ _ __7makes me ve ry angry _ _ _ __8very expen sive _ _ __ _9som ething parti cular ly impress ive _ _ _ __A: In t hat case, you need a 't riband' pho ne then .Anything else?B: Yes, I wa nt so methin g that's really sma ll andligh t, you know, easy to carry aro und.A: Well, what abo ut this Mi nirola? We have a te nday trial period po licy here.

If you're not happywit h it, you co uld brin g it back and we' ll re tu rnyo ur money.mFind the mistakes in five of these sentences andcorrect them.1You have get a visa to work in the US.2We didn't had to pay cash because the hotelaccepted cred it cards.3You mustn't use mobile phones during the flight.4Carlos got lost - we should given him a map.5I failed the exam so I have to take it again nextyear.6Vocabulary Igeating .keeping in touch7Read the pairs of sentences. Write S (samemeaning) or D (different meaning).1234Remember to keep in touch.bDon't forget to phone me wh ile you're away.aI've lost touch w ith my schoolfriends.bI don't see my schoolfriends very often.aWe can touch base tomorrow.bLet's spend the day together tomo rro w.aShe'll be out of touch for a few days.bShe's going to stay in a place w ith noDDPronunciation I•DaWill you get in touch with the plumber?Are you going to contact the plumber?YouDA: (1) Could I ask you a few questions?B: Sure .A: Do you own a mobile phone?Dialogue 2In two casesA: It was really good value.

It's got a camera and it(2) can play MP3 files.mustn't/don't have tobring any money B: So you (3) can listen to all the latest tracks?everything's included in the price.2The receptionist told me I wasn't smartly dressedenough, but ILook at the underlined words (1- 10) in thedialogues and tick (.I) the weak forms.both are correct.1connected speech (1)Dialogue 1bitalics.Is it true that you can seeing the Great Wall ofChina from space?aChoose the correct words in8DGrammar I obligation and abilityaIn those days people could drive a car withouthav ing a licence.aphone signal or Internet access.5You should always to wash your hands beforewas able to/couldpersuade her toDialogue 3A: Could you give me some advice?let me in anyway.3Youmustn't/shouldn't havespoken to him likeB: Yes.

Of course I (4) can.A: Do you think I should (5) have spoken to Laurathat - he was only doing his job!4The service was excellent; I think you5must/should give the waiter a big tip.Although we should have got / had to get ticketsyesterday?B: I don't know. But you'll have (6) !Q speak to hersometime.in advance, they we ren't too expensive.6This is a hospital - youdon't have to/mustn'tsmoke in here lA: What happened at the shop?7I can't believe you gave up so easily - you8had to try/should have tried harder lWhen I was younger I could/ was able torun formiles wi thout getting tired .910shouldn't have paid/didn't have to pay extra for seats in the front row.All applicants have to /must provid e identificationLuckily for us, weand proof of address.Dialogue 4B: Oh, it was fine.