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Findthe mistakes and correct them.1Use the clues to complete the crossword .1 1 110f--f--8;..-I-I--1 1 1111;..-13'412Tshowed us.'---7I think mobile phone is the greatest invention'--Acrossever.2antique vases are made from it5good material for summer clothes7slightly elasticRudolf's planning to study the philosophy at9has a bright surfaceuniversity.10 car tyres8Teresa's first husband was an engineer.91110 Have you got the double room with a sea view?the opposite of smooth13 a strong metal11 The Azores are in the middle of Atlantic Ocean.14 perfect for a wedding dress12 Geography was my favourite subject at school.Down13 I love looking at a moon at night.14 This is most exciting book I've read for a longtime.15 St Moritz is one of the most expensive ski resortsin the Alps.Pronunciation I connected speech: elisionma-:-~ 11 Listen to five sentences and write downwhat you hear.12345bCheck your answers on page 86.

Did you missany articles?1comes from trees3shoes and belts4opposite of hard6has an even surface7when something gets wet8like something animals have to keep them warm12 a wedding ringHow to ... I reach an agreementaChoose the correct words initalics.A: Which do you think is the most importantinvention, planes or cars?B: Well, if you (1) put/take into account the numberof people who use them, I suppose cars are moreimportant.A: That's a good (2) point/argue. But you can'treally (3) discuss /say that cars have changed theworld, can you? They just do the same thing thathorses used to do.B: Yeah, (4) you're /you've right.

They can only takeus over land . In planes you can fly all over theworld.A: Right, so we agree (5)fori onplanes.•Reading.. aRead the factfile about five leading multinational companies and tick (.I) the correct column.Coca-ColaNestle1the youngest company2the oldest company3has the most shops4has the highest value of sales5based in Switzerland6founded in London78employs the most peoplelaraShellGapemploys the fewest people9famous for its advertisements10owns businesses in 200 countriesbMatch words in the factfile with the definitions (1-8).1drinks5company that takes products to different locations _ _ __2company that makes products6famous names belonging to a company _ _ __3doesn't include alcohol7throughout the world _ _ _ _4started a company _ _ __8eaten or drunk _ _ __IMultinationalFactfileIINestle was founded by Henri Nestle in1866.

Its headquarters are in Vevey,Switzerland. Nestle is currently theworld's largest manufacturer of food and beverages,with international sales of 88 billion Swiss Francs($89.5 billion). Nestle employs 281,000 people allover the world.Zara is one of Europe's best known brands ofclothes stores. It is part of the Inditex group,based in La Coruna, Spain. The first Zara shopopened in La Coruna in 1975. The group now owns 2,692stores in 81 countries. Its sales are 6.2 billion euros (aroundnine billion dollars) and it employs 92,000 people.Shell is a multinational company famous for~ its petrol stations and oil production facilities.~ 6 Founded by Marcus Samuel in London in1833, the company merged with the Royal Dutch group in1907. Shell's international headquarters is now in the Hague,Holland.

Shell operates in 90 countries and employs around101,000 people. Shell generates sales in the region of $278billion from its worldwide operations.Famous for its clothes stores and imaginativeadvertising campaigns, Gap is one of theworld's most recognisable clothing brands.The first Gap store opened in San Francisco, California, in1969, and the company is still based in this city. There arenow over 3,200 Gap stores, employing 134,000 people.The company achieves sales of around $15 billion annually.•Pronunciation I speech unitsgmMatch the underlined phrases with phrases fromthe box. Three of the phrases are not needed.a Look at the paragraph in the factfile aboutcompletely ruinedhigh late nearreasonab ly pricedShell. Prepare to read it aloud by writing / / in theplaces where you would pause.b12Listen and check.1This new computer is not expensive at all.

_ _2Our holiday was totally spoilt by the awfulweather.3She hasn't been coming to lessons in the last fewweeks.4The class found the exercise difficult.Write the word in brackets in the correct position.The clients will expect to get a discount. (certainly)The clients will certainly expect to get a discount.1234When I have a headache alii want to do is liedown. (bad)He didn't work so he was bound to fail the exam.(hard)5My uncle speaks Polish fluently. _6We'll almost certainly move to the country nextyear. _ _7My son is almost six years old now. _ _8Jimmy getting a promotion seems rather hard tobelieve.9Sheila handed in her essay after it was due.10The plane flew at a great height over the city.Anna is always dressed in designer outfits.(expensively)Vocabulary I verb phrases with takeSome of these new computer games arechallenging.

(incredibly)Choose the correct option to complete thesentences.1Nearly all the students __ the survey.2You should never take good health __ .3A Korean company has __ that old factory.a took part of6a for grantIt snowed throughout our holiday. (heavily)a taken over7He interrupted me in the middle of my speech .(rudely)4Do you know them? (well)9I'm going to take the First Certificate Exam thisyear.

(definitely)b taken upc for grantedc taken outb take atc take inboutc awayHe wasn't paying much attention so he didn'ttakea it in all7b as grantedc took part inSeeing the sun set over the mountains really tookmy breath __ . .a over6b took inI tried it for a month but I didn't really __ thatnew diet.a take to58_You're very early; did you drive? (fast)•5"I\..

wellGrammar I adjectives and adverbsarecently hardhardlynearly probablyunbelievably unlikelyb it all inc it all throughIt didn't worry me at all, I took __ .a it in the stride b all in my stride10The weather can be hot in September.(surprisingly)c it all in my stride8The use of electric cars has never really _ _ inthe US.a taken offb taken part inc taken out•Past Perfect Simple andContinuousAdjectives and adverbsBJI Find the mistakes in eight of these sentences andcorrect them ..

. Match the sentence starters (1-8) with thesentence endings (a or b).12345678Millie was dirty and covered in dust - sheSally's friends were able to stay in the loft - shea had been cleaning the loft all morning.b had cleaned it before they arrived.By the time I got down to the swimming poolthe other guestsMost of the people around the swimmingpool were quite tanned - theya had been sunbathing all day.b had taken all the sun beds.When he got home Jack collapsed onto thesofa, exhausted - heSergio retired at the age of 65 - hea had worked at the factory for 15 years.b had been working at the factory all day.Alex was sweaty and out of breath - heBoris felt proud of himself because, despitebeing in his 60S, hea had been running a marathon .b had run in three marathons.001Heinrich often arrives lately for work.2We had to drive slowly because of the heavy rain.3 I find people around here are general quitefriendly.04 She's much better; she's feeling finely today.5 My sister can type amazingly quick.06 Despite studying hardly, Maria failed the test.7 Have you seen any good films recently?008 I thought that book was more interestingly thanthe others.9 Have you ever noticed how highly frogs canjump?0100This is definite the best restaurant we've been tofor ages.m Put the words in the correct order to makesentences.ArticlesgThe / in /professor / friendly / a / treats / all /his / way / students/ .2Isabel/is / oldest / the /student / definitely /our / in / class/ .Choose the correct words in italics.Isamhard Kingdom BruneI was (1) most/the most/a most famous British engineer of the 19th century.Born in 1806 in (2) a Portsmouth /the Portsmouth /Portsmouth, his first major work was the constructionof a railway between London and Bristol in the west ofEngland.

The construction of (3) a railway/the railway/railway involved building (4) a tunnel/tunnel/the tunnelnear the town of Box in Somerset. It was three kilometreslong, (5) longest/a longest/the longest tunnel everconstructed at the time.After his success with railways, BruneI turned hisattention to (6) the ships/ships. He wanted to connect hisrailway line in Bristol with New York in (7) United States/a United States/the United States . In 1838 he built the'Great Western', the first large steam-powered ship, whichcrossed (8) the Atlantic/Atlantic/an Atlantic in only 15 days.BruneI's next project was to build (9) the ship/a ship/shipmade of iron. He achieved this in 1843 with the 'GreatBritain'.

It was also the first to be driven by(10) a propeller/the propeller.(11) The ambition/An ambition/Ambition and(12) the stubbornness/a stubbornness/stubbornness were thegreatest features of BruneI's character; he always strove todesign the biggest and best.•13 I / this /washed / morning / sheets / the / .4 My / forgets / sometimes / brother / his /number / PIN /.5 Daniela / in / the / left / of / the / room / corner /her / suitcase / .6 The / forgot / children / stupidly / to / their /costumes / swimming / bring /.7 He / driving, / but / quite /he / wasn't /dangerously /was / going / fast / .8 She / personality / warm / has / a / and /caring / .Age and time expressions~ Use the clues to complete the crossword.2Verb phrases with take•3italics.Choose the correct words in1Watching the sunset in Hawaii took my breathout/away.6in/out all this information.2It's very hard to take3Marco's relaxed about what happened; he took itall in his steps/stride.4Mr Lester is going to takeGlasgow branch.under/over the5 Young people often take modern technologycompletelyfori of granted.in /at a demonstration6I'm taking partwar.7Dan took at/to his fiancee's parents as soon ashe met them.8Playing cricket has never really takenEurope.against theout/off inAcross4What is the _dress of your country?5 I got a job in March but for the _two months Iwas unemployed.6Making nounsaThe Pyramids are the greatest monuments of_Egypt.Replace the underlined phrases with nouns.Professor Grant is a person who invents things.an inventor8 There was rationing _ the Second World War.9 My grandmother is in a home for _ people.1Emma loves being a mother.