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4 The government, wh ich waselected las t yea r, has introduced a new tax. S Ou r local hospital,which is very old, is abo ut to be closed down. 6 The girl (w ho/ that)we met on holiday is coming to stay next weekend . 7 Spielberg'snew film, which I saw yesterday, was fantastic. 8 The hotel (t hat) westayed in last summer had a he ated swimming pool.How to ...

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3./ 4 The chi ldren that /who didn' t pass the test had to re take it. S Our car, w hi ch we boughtlast yea r, has bee n stolen fro m our garage. 6 The film that was on TVlast night was absolute ly fascinating. 7./ 8 My husband, who youmet last week, has been promoted to the Los Angeles office.4lit belonged to an old lady who died. 2 When I was young the oldlady, w ho used to be a schoolteacher, allowed me to play in hergarden.

3 The garden, which was huge, had lot s of lemon trees.4 I used to pick the lemons from the trees that grew there . S The oldlady used the lemons (t hat) I had picked to make lemonade.2l f 2 a 3 g 4h s e 6 c 7 d 8 bIIHow to",451 weRt ..... 'II go 2 ~ ..... can 3 EIi6 ..... will 4 As long Hlat ..... As long as5 ~ have ..... have 6 wettle ..... wouldn't 7 stay ..... will stay8 wettle supply ..... supply1 believe 2 individually 3 tell 4 to 5 Can 6 onCrime, law and insuranceHow to ... I persuade someone to do something61 ARSON 2 FINGERPRINTS 3 CLAIM 4 SENTENCE 5 WITNESS6 SUSPENDED 7 ROBBERY 8 CONVICT 9 ARRESTED 10 FORENSIC11 PREMIUM 12 INNOCENT 13 SUE 14 EVIDENCE 15 PETTY16 THIEF 17 VICTIM 18 FINE 19 FRAUD51 sure 2 Come 3 fun 4 supposing 5 lose 6 just 7 treat8 deserve 9 regret 10 goPronunciation I intonation: sounding enthusiasticCompound adjectives671 Come on, I'm sure it'll be fun .

2 What have you got to lose?3 Let's treat ourselves. 4 Come on, I' m sure you won't regret it.S OK, let' s gQ for it t hen.1C2h 3a 4f 5g 6b 7e 8dNews headlinesLesson 10.38Reading1aiF 2T 3T 4T sF 6T 7F 8FFalseUnit 10 Mind1b1D 2 M 3Lesson 10.1CIH 4 M 5 H 6 DI M 7 H 8 C1cListening1a1 geek 2 hypocrites 3 immoral 4 fuss 5 miniature6 nightmare2Vocabulary I verb phrases with mind1b1 Germany 2 qualified 3 Vienna 4 magnetism 5 Paris 6 aristocrats7 king 8 entertained 9 forced 1018151c21 speak my mind. 2 slipped my mind.

3 make up your mindyour mind up. 4 sprang to mind 5 changed her mind6 keep my mind on 7 crossed your mind 8 keep it in mindImake1a 2d 3a 4d 5C 6b 7b 8cGrammar I futuresGrammar I reflexive pronoun s21 b 2 C 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 c 7 a 8 c 9 a 10 b31 Darren cut himself whil e he was garden ing. 2 I made the ca kemyse lf. 3 We've made all the arrangements ourselves. 4 Mandy andSylvia sent text messages to each other. 5 My central heating turnsitself on automatically if the temperature drops.

6 The Bensons oftensend packages to themselves w hen they are ab road . 7 Did you paintthis picture yourself? 8 Isabel works for herself.Pronunciation I stress:reflexive pronouns4a1 itself 2 themselves 3 myself 4 himselfHow to", I talk about beliefs and opinions51 ~ ..... of 2 S€€-f*i€ ..... sceptical 3 is reekeRs ..... reckons4 eeRveRieReed ..... convin ce d 5 &f .....

t hat 6 give ..... giving7 iHfIat ..... that 8 ~ ..... doubtsLesson 10.21lf 2 will 3 could 4 comes S going to 6 intending41a 2a 3b 4b Sb 6 a 7b 8 a51 'II have 2 you ' re sitting 3 could 41've decided 5 don 't6 going to beReview and consolidation unit 10Reflexive pronouns11 flef ..... herself 2 ~ ..... him 3 etflef5 ..... other 4.15 etIf5€-lf ..... ourselves 6 theFAselves ..... them 7.18 reFlaired FAe ..... repaired the broken chair myselfConditional structures (2):with conjunctions21 b 2 C 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 c 10 bFutures (2)Reading1a31 I've decided 2 going to talk 3 agrees 4 is going toS determined 6 could 71'd 8 didn't 9 I'm taking 10 I'll finish21bThe power of the mindiF 2F 3T 4F 5T 6T 7F 8F41c1 freshly baked 2 optimistic 3 pick up 4 cash reg ister S subtly6 olfactory organs 7 evocative 8 harness1 unconscious 2 deja vu 3 trust 4 premonition S mind6 willpower 7 subconscious 8 persuasionVocabulary I advertisingAdvertising521 TRAILER 2 SLOGAN 3 LOGO 4 CO MMERCIAL 5 MARKET6 MARKETING 7 HYPE 8 BRAND 9 ADVERTISING1 slogan 2 brands 3 target marketGrammar I conditional structures (2):with conjunctions31 fail the exam, what will you do? 2 water them, palm trees won'tgrow in Sweden.

3 pass the entrance test, we'll give you a placeon the course. 4 unless you have a written invitation . 5 unlessthere is a power failure . 6 you pay by credit card, we will give you aguarantee. 7 unless the neighbours complain, you can have a party.8 you show us a receipt we ca n give you a refund.II(2)3Verb phrases with mind61d2a3e4 f s c 6bCommonly misspelt words71 intelligence 2 psychologist 3 subconscious 4 their 5 responsibility6 definitely 7 changeable 8 necessary 9 generous10occasionallyHow to ...S11 am convinced that Jimmy is guilty of the crime .

2 Emily is in favourof longer prison sentences for criminals. 3 I think you should go for it.4 I've always believed that people are basically honest. 5 I'm sure it'llbe fun! 6 I'm sceptical about hypnosis.II.