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Thenrepeat the sentences .Vocabulary I describing situations and/ sun / all morningfeelingsI've been lying in the sun all morning.Can we go back to the car now?No / I / not pay / shopping / yet2Why are the child ren soaking wet?They / swim / the lake3the box.annoyin g daun teddauntingfascina ting inspired in spiringfascin ated)petrifyin g\.. petrifiedI1David felt _ _ _ _ by the speech .2Danie l's behaviour was _ _ __3Shall I feed the cats?Mary : I thought the exhibition was incrediblyinteresting.The exhibition was _ _ __No / I / already / do / it7Miranda: Daniel's behaviour made me very angry.Miranda feels _ _ __Why aren't you having any pudding?I / follow / strict diet / for / last two months6David: After listening to her speech , I decided tobecome a doctor.Her speech was _ _ __Michael looks tanned.Yes / he / just / come back / Miami Beach5annoyedHave you tried that new French restaurant yet?No / never / go / there4S. Complete the summaries using adjectives fromMary was _ _ _ _ by the exhibition .Is Maria still work ing on that report?4Yes / she / type / it / luncht imeJose: That was the scariest film I've ever seen .I've never been so scared lJose was _ _ _ _ by the film .The film was _ _ __8You're a good teache r and you seem veryexperienced.Yes / teach / karate / more than / ten years5Eloise: I know the job is quite difficult , but thathasn't put me off do ing it.Eloise doesn't think the job is _ _ __She isn' t9by the job .You look exhaus ted .I / wash / the floo rs / all aft ernoon10Do you still go to the tenn is clu b?No / I / no t be / mem ber /2010IIIReading.:.

aRead the webpage and matchthe headings (a- g) with theparagraphs (1-5) . Two headingsare not needed.aFac ilitie sbRe servation scLoca tio ndLapl andeHi storyTh e Ice Hot elgConstru ct io nDDDDDDDbRead the webpage again. Write true (T) or false (F).1The Ice Hotel isn't the sort of building th at people expectto find in a northern country.2People in Jukkasjarvi don't spea k Swedish .3It takes two days to build th e ho tel.4The hotel is mainly built of ice.56A French ar tist built the first Ice Hotel.78Guests can watch film s.Gu ests sometimes worry about the cold temp erature s.Visitors can hunt reind ee r in th e dayti me.DDDDDDDDcThe adverb-adjective co llocation heavily insulated appears inparagraph 1. Underline one more example in each paragraph.•• •III People often choose to have holidays instrange and unu sual places . But there canbe fe w places stranger than the Ice Hotel inSweden , which is visited by almost 37,000people each winter.

Built of snow and ice,the hotel is the very opposite of the heavil yinsulated , centrally heated buildings wenormally associate wi th northern countries .Rather than insulate itself from the coldsubzero environment all around it, the hotelembraces the wintry surroundings andmakes them into part of its attraction..The Ice Hotel is situated in the small villageof Ju k kasjarvi, next to t he river Tornealven .Jukkasjarvi lies 200 kilometres north of theArctic Circle in Saamiland (the region whichused t o be known as Lapland) , the mostnortherly part of Sweden. Before the arrivalof the Ice Hotel the re were almost notourists in this sparsely populated region ,where the local people speak Saami,not Swedish, and there is no industry orpollut ion .EI The Ice Hotel is not a permanent buildi ngbut is rebuilt each winter.

Construction ofthe 5,000 square metre building starts inlate Octobe r when special snow cannonsshoot to ns of snow onto steel sections . Aftertwo days the steel sections are removedleaving so lid snow arches five or si x metreswide . Over the following weeks the sectionsare reused to make more arches . Huge iceblocks are carved from the frozen river tomake walls and pillars . About 30,000 tonsof snow and 10,000 tons of ice are used tocreate the solidly bui lt hotel.IIEEThe sto ry of the Ice Hotel began in the winter of 198990 .

There was an exhibition of ice art in the loca l villageand a cylinder- shaped igloo made of ice was built forthe exhibition by well known French artist Jannot Derid .Some of the visitors decided to sleep on rei ndeer skinsin t he igloo and found it a relaxing and stimu latingexperience. Yngve Bergqvist, the owner of the small localinn, rea lised that oth ers might want to share this un iqueenvironment and the concept of the Ice Hotel was born .Visitors to the Ice Hotel are sometimes nervous aboutstaying in a place where the outSide temperature in winteris often minus 40 degrees Centigrade . But of courselocal people ha ve been li vi ng in this environment forthousands of years , and conditions inside the Ice Hotel arereasonably comfortable .

The temperature is usua ll y aroundmi nus four degrees, and guests are provided with thicksleeping bags and t heir beds are lined with reindeer skins .To keep visitors amused in the even ings the hotel includesan ' ice cinema ' and a we ll stocked ' ice bar'. During theday the hotel company organises sports activities such aswh ite water-rafting , dog-sledding and fishi ng, and thereare tours of local villages and ' safaris ' to observe reindeerin their natura l habitat.IiI_IIVocabulary I weatherGrammar I questionsgmUse the clues to complete the crossword.211314Can you tell me when /'11 get a refund?t--f--f--t--~t--f--f--f--t--t--t--f--f--t--f--I I7get / when / a / refund / me / Can / you / tell / I'll / ?t--I I5IPut the words in the correct order to makequestions.8f-91to / was / Who / talking / she / ?2if / my / Do / know / you / this / seat / is / ?3much / costs / it / Can / tell / you / me / how / ?4they / car / Where / the / did / take / ?5ask / to / the / open / Could / I / you / window / ?6the / How / you / computer / do / turn / off / ?7correct / Are / the / answers / these / ?8been / How / you / here / long / have /wo rking / ?1110'--f-t--t-'--Across1very hot5light rain7no clouds8movement of the rain10rain from time to timeGIl Write indirect questions starting with the wordsgiven.Where are you from?Down2grey sky3never the same46adjective from clue 47not warm or ve ry cold9quite coldCan you tell me where you are from?1What's your email address?Canyou ____________________________2Does Graham Randall li ve here?Coulda light wind1 _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ __ _Pronunciation I connected speech:3Is this the correct platform for the train toBrighton?Doyou _____________________________4Which seats in the plane have the most legroom ?I'd Iike to ___________________________linking soundsgaRead the sentences (1-8).

Write the linkingsound you hear between the underlined words(jwi, iji or ir/) .1My mother is a doctor.2Who are those people outside?3Do you want to play another game?4I wasn't happy about their decision.5I prefer economics to sociology.6Is it true you aren't taking the exam?7My M P3 player is on top of the table .8We aren't going to the party after all.h~ ~ 8 Listen and check. Then repeat thesentences.5 Is the doctor available now?Can1 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _6Where exactly does she live?Ca n yo u exp la i n _______________________7How much do the tickets cost?Doyou _____________________________8Who is in charge?Wo uId yo u te II ________________________Listening( AUDIOSCRIPT1A: Excuse me.

Can I ask you some questions about livingabroad?B: Sure .A: Have you ever con sidered moving to a foreigncountry?B: Not really. I'm quite happy with my life as it isl AndI've got four kids, so it would be a bit difficult touproot them from their schools and things, wouldn'tit?2A: Hello. I'm doing some research on emigration . CanI talk to you for a minute ?B: OK.

If it's quick. I'm a bit late for an appointment.A: Thanks. Er, have you ever thought about movingabroad?B: Yes. I'm quite intrigued by the idea of livingsomewhere else .A: Any particular reason?B: The weather, I suppose. It's so grim here in the winter,isn't it?A: So you'd prefer somewhere hotter?.. a ~, 9Cover the audioscript. Listen to fiveB: Probably. But I'm not really sure where ...people talking to a researcher and match them to3the statements (a-e) .A: Excuse me. Can I ask you some questions aboutliving in a foreign co untry?aused to live abroadbhas seen TV programmes about emigrantscdefinitely isn't interested in living abroaddis planning to live abroad at some pointewould like to live abroad but hasn't got anydefinite plansbDDDDDListen again and match the descriptions (a- e)with the people (1-5).ais a university studentbhad problems with travel documentscis in a hurrydis worried about being identifiedehas family responsibilitiesCNow read the audioscript.

Match words andphrases with the definitions (1-8) .II1thought about (noun) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __2make someone leave their home (verb)3interested in / fascinated by (-ed adjective +preposition) _ _ __ _ _ _ __4depressing (adjective) _ _ __ _ _ _ __5giving you a feeling you want to do something(-ing adjective) _ __ __ __ _6this is my true feeling / opinion (phrase)7clearly (adverb) _ __ _ __ __8chances (noun) _ _ _ __ _ _ __B: Alr ight. You don't need my name or anything, do you?A: No , nothing like that. I'd just like to ask you how youfeel about the idea of moving abroad.B: Oh, yes . I've seen those TV pro grammes about peoplemoving to Australia. It always looks tempting.A: Have you ever considered doing it yourself?B: Myself? I've not really thought about it to be honest.4DDDDDA: Excuse me. Hello.

Could I just take a few minutesof your time? I'm doing some research on peopleemigrating, for my college course.B: Really? I lived in Canada for a year when I wasyounger.A: Oh, but obviously you came back ...B: Well, I had this Canadian boyfriend . But it didn't reallywork out.