GRAMMAR b Complete wi th make or do.

___ the washing-up

Q a , b,or c.
2 amistake
I How lo ng ___ to stay in Italy?
3 an exam
a doyou go b areyou going c you aregoing 4 exercise
2 l rh ink ___ raintonight.
5 a noise
a it's goi ng b it goes to c it's going to
3 T hey _ __ to get married until next year. c Complete the missing words .
a aren't going b don't go c not goi ng 1 Dinner's ready. Please co uld you 1___ the table.
4 I ___ to the cinema after class this evening. 2 I'll cook if you do the w ___ -up.
a go b am going c going go 3 Where are the cha nging rooms? I wa nt to tr_ __
I 5 A What titne tomo rrow? B At 8.00. o _ __ this sweater.
a you leave b do you leaving c are you leaving 4 1f you want to take something back to a shop, you need
to have the r ___.

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6 He's the man lives nex t door to Alice.
5 These shoes do n't f___ me. They're too sma ll .
a who b which c w here
6 T he flight to Berlin is now leaving fro m G ___ 12.
7 Is that the shop ___ sells Italian food?
7 If you have a lo t ofluggage, you can find a tr _ __
a w ho b wh ich c where
over there.
8 A ___ your bed? B No, I'm going to do it now.
8 First you need to go to the ch ___-i___ desk
a Have you made
where you get your boardi ng pass.
b H ave you make
9 Intern ati onal fl ights depart fro m T _ __ 2.
c Has you made
10 There are I_ _ _ to the first and second floors.
9 A HasA nnearrived ?
B No, but she's on her way. d Q the righ t adjective.
a yet b just c already I This exercise is really bored I borin[J.
10 _ __ already seen this film ! Let's change channels. 2 I never feel relaxed I relaxiii(J the day before I go o n
a We're b We haven't c We've holiday.
11 A ___ been to Africa? B No, never. 3 It was a ve ry excited I excitinB match.
a Have you ever b Did you ever c Were you ever 4 Jack is a bit depressed I depressinB. He lost his job.
12 A When those shoes? B Last week. 5 Are you interested I interestinB in an?
a do you buy b have you bought c d id you buy
13 I've never thi s coat. It's too sm a ll.
a wear b worn c wore
PRONUNCIATION
14 There's ___ at the door. Can you go and o pen it please? a Q the word w ith a different sou nd .
a someth ing b someone c somew here
I 5 I do n't want ___ to eat, thanks. I'm not hun gry.
a nothing b anything c something
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1 We arrived _ _ _ Prague at 7. 15.
2 I' m corn ing! Wait ___ m e. 5 ·~ jacket chan ge enjoy vet
3 What did you ask ___, meat or fish?
b U nderline the stressed syllable.
4 A Are you going to buy the flat?
B I don't know. lt depends _ _ _ the price. 1 A rr i vals 3 tee na ger 5 a rra ngc menr
5 How much did you pay ___ those shoes? 2 o pposite 4 deli ve ry
 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? [] CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE
a Read t be a rticle. What were thieves s tealing in PEOPLE?
a) Sweden b) Denmark? Answer the questio ns below. 2 39 >)) In the s tree t Watch or liste n to five peo ple
W here did the first robbery take place? a nd a nswer the questio n .
2 W ho were th e thieves and w hat d id they steal?
3 W ho helped the po lice to solve the crime?
4 How lo ng does it take to get fro m Malmo to
Copen hagen?
5 Why were ro bberies taking place in bo th cities?
6 Did the po lice catch the thieves? Paul Gurjot Ellie Alise Anya

7 Why is it easier to stea l fro m many sto res these days? Pau I went to th e air po rt ___.
8 Why is it not a so lution to a k D an i h hoes sho p to a to get a plane to Londo n
display the left shoe? b to ge t a plane to Fran kfurt
c to meet a fr iend from Frankfurt
b Look at the h ighl ighted words o r phrases in the text. 2 To night Gurjot i ___ .
G uess their m eanin g fro m the co ntext . C heck w ith
a seeing a film
your teacher o r w ith a dictio na ry.
b going to a C hinese res tau rant
c meeti ng an o ld fr ie nd
Shoe shops discover 3 Ellie ___ iro ni ng.
a hates b doe n't mi nd c likes
matching crimes 4 T he hoes A iise bo ught o nli ne ___.
wedish fictional detectives like Wa llander and a were th e w ro ng size

S Li ·beth Salander a rc famou · wo rldwide. But recently

real-life Swedi h police were completely pu11 lcd by
a mysterio us crime. Somebod y was tcaling ex pensive 5
b never arri ved
c were a beauti ful colo ur
Last weekend Anya ___ .
designer shoes from shoe shops in Sweden- but not pa irs of a went to a fr iend's birthday party
shoes, only the left shoes, the o nes which were o n display. b had d inner with a friend
The fi rst robber) took place in a shopping ma ll in Malmo, c bo ught so methi ng for a friend's birthday
Sweden's th ird-large t city. Staff at a hoe sho p saw two men
stealing at their bo utique. T hey escaped with e1·en left shoes
which- if paired with the right hoes - we re worth £900. CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH?
In the end it was sho p assista nts who pointed th e po lice
in the right directio n- to Denma rk, where sho p · Do the tasks w ith a partne r. T ick (./) t he box if you ca n
traditio nall y d isplay the right shoe in the ir sho p windo w·. d o them .
"We noticed that left shoes we re disappea rin g in the past, Can you ... ?
but we neve r caught the thie1es," said a sho p assistant.
" ince we know that Da nish sto res display the right D ta lk about three plans you have fo r next mo nth
shoes, we thought that the match ing shoes we re probably using Boi11g to, and ma ke three pred ictio ns
disappea ri ng as we ll in stores in Denma rk ." Ma lmo, ho me 2 D say th ree arrangements you have fo r tomo rrow
to 125 shoe sho ps, is o n ly a 30-minute tra in ri de away using the pre ent co ntinuo us
from Copenhagen, wh ich ha sneral hundred ho ps, and
ma ny bra nds a re so ld in bo th cities. 3 D ex plain what the fo llowing three wo rds mea n,
using expressions fo r paraphrasing:
Yesterday police finally a nno unced that they had arrested
the men respo nsible for the ro bberies. But Ms j ohansso n, a a thief b asho ppi ng ma ll c a hoe
i a s,,·edish shoe sho p owner, fears th at hoe sho p ro bberies 4 D say three thi ngs you have already do ne o r haven't
"'~ will increase this year. "Shoes are attractive to steal- th ey do ne yet today
~ are easy to move a nd easy to sell a nd they have beco me very
c
~ ex pensive lately. Also many stores have cut the number of
5 D ask a partner th ree questions abo ut h isfher
experiences using ever. Answer yo ur partner 's
~ shop assistants they employ."
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g Police in Ma lmo have th ought of asking Da nish hoe sho ps
questio n
~ to also display the le ft shoe. But this won't work. All the 6 D say three sentences using somethinB, anywhere, and
i thieve will have to do is move to Germa ny - where they nobody
~ also display the right shoe...
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