Prime Time 3 : SB

pg. 62. Ex 3
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. F
5. E

Pg. 63, Ex. 4a

1. Set the volume
2. Hearing loss
3. Confined space
4. Skin infections
5. Thumb arthritis
6. Restriction of momentum
7. Blurred vision
8. distinguish between
9. Frequent breaks
10. Eye strain

4b
long - extended
restricted – confined
fuzzy – blurry
manage - cope
cause – lead to
benefit – be better off
avoid - prevent
damage - strain
limitation - restriction
advise - recommend
gazing – staring at
red spots – rashes

Pg. 63, Ex. 5

1. C
2. A
3. E
4. G
5. B
6. D
7. F

Pg. 63, Ex. 6

2. You should/ought to set the volume on your MP3 player at a low level.
3. You mustn’t enter the computer lab.
4. You don’t have to pay in cash.

22/03/2021
Pg. 64, ex. 3b.
Queasy – upset
irritated – itchy
odorous – smelly
ease – soothe
cure – remedy
image – reputation
inability to sleep – insomnia
without a smell – odor-free
tight – constricted
stomach pain after eating – indigestion
cut into small pieces – chopped
taking into the body through the mouth – swallowing

Pg. 65, ex. 4

1. immune
2. Rub
3. remedy
4. insomnia
5. vessels
6. indigestion
7. Stomach
8. Sickness

Pg. 65, ex. 5

2. I might go to the doctor’s on Friday.
3. You may go now.
4. A cup of tea can help get rid of your headache.
5. Some honey might help your sore throat.
6. I can’t go out today.
7. If you have smelly feet, baking soda might help you.
8. You can’t enter this area

Pg. 65, ex. 6

1. Couldn't
2. Was able to
3. Could (were able to)
4. Had to
5. Did not have to
Pg. 66, ex. 2
impossible to see – invisible
creating – causing
unpleasant – nasty
try to hurt – attack
able to cause death – deadly
under any circumstances – at all costs
unusual – rare
pretty – cute

29/03/2021

SB
Pg. 69, ex. 3
1. D
2. C
3. A
4. D
5. C
6. C

Pg. 69, ex 5
1. nickname
2. Gather
3. Sigh with relief
4. Safety net
5. Raise awareness
6. Gets a fine
7. Slippery surface
8. Daredevil

Pg. 69, ex. 6

1. Slippery surface
2. Raise awareness
3. Broken bones
4. Risks his life
5. World issues
6. Sigh with relief
7. Safety net
8. Suffers from vertigo
9. Bare hands
10. Public building
Pg. 70, ex 2
1. A
2. C
3. B
4. F
5. D

Pg. 70, ex 2 c
stroking – petting
without anyone else - alone
sets off - triggers
go hard - tense
silly – ridiculous
shivering – shaking
responds – reacts
perspire – sweat
bad dream – nightmare
surrounded on all sides – enclosed
made fun of - teased
run away – escape
get a feeling of - sense
pounds – beats
logical –rational
confront – face

Pg. 71, ex 3
1. sweating
2. beating
3. shaking
4. nightmare
5. teased
6. sensed
7. rational
8. Trigger

Pg. 71, ex. 4

1. Enclosed spaces
2. Miss out on opportunities
3. Embarrassed about
4. Tense
5. escape
6. pet
7. Worst
Pg. 71, ex. 6
1. , who, (N)
2. who (D)
3. Where (D)
4. , who, (N)
5. When (N)
6. Why (D)
7. , which, (N)
8. Whose (D)

Pg. 71, ex. 7

2. The spider, which I saw in the bathroom, was very big.
3. Ann, whose birthday is on the same day, is coming to the party.
4. That is the Italian restaurant where we often eat.
5. Ann, who got bit by a dog when she was 8, has a phobia of dogs.

Pg. 71, ex. 9

1. Both Meg and Amy used to be afraid of the dark.
2. Phil either wants to be a doctor, or a dentist.
3. Neither Mark, nor Bob is afraid of heights.
4. Both my mum and my grandma hate crowds.

5/4/2013
Pg. 73, ex 3
1. B
2. C
3. A

Pg. 73, ex. 4

Peer Pressure

Peer pressure is considered quite common nowadays, it’s normal for most teenagers to experience it
but it can also get out of control and have a negative impact on teens. Many people wonder how they
might reduce its influence.
To start with, it’s important that you choose your friends wisely, because if they share your beliefs, it will
help you reduce the amount of peer pressure you might be facing.
Secondly, you should try to talk to someone you trust, it could be a friend, a teacher or a parent. It’s
important that you try this, because they might be able to give you helpful advice, as they have probably
experienced peer pressure before.
Lastly, it’s a good idea to start trusting your own feelings and know your personal limits, this way you
will feel more confident in yourself and your actions as well.
In conclusion, taking into account all the afore said reasons you will find it easier to deal with peer
pressure and find confidence in your own actions.

Pg. 74, ex. 2

1. T
2. T
3. F
4. T
5. T

Pg. 74, ex. 3

loss – lack of
think hard – concentrate
not asleep – awake
makes new – replaces
condition – state
have – contain
speed – rate
start to sleep – fall asleep
change – affect
deep sadness – depression
in a bad mood – grumpy
operations – functions

Pg. 74, ex. 4

1. No, I never get enough sleep
2. I feel tired, grumpy and sleepy. It doesn’t necessarily ruin my day but lack of sleep really takes a toll
on me and it shows
3. I don’t follow any honestly, but I would love to get at least 6-7 hours of sleep daily.

Pg. 75, ex. 1

1. Put on
2. Put up with
3. Put u through
4. Made up
5. Put on
6. Put out

Pg. 75, ex. 2

1. Suffer from
2. Get rid of
3. Sighed with relief
4. Bump into
Pg. 75, ex. 3
1. curable
2. attractive
3. sensible
4. different
5. pleasant
6. comfortable
7. sensitive
8. forgetful

Pg. 75, ex. 4

1. grabbed
2. Sprained, hurts
3. hang
4. injury

Pg. 75, ex. 5

1. Immune system
2. Confined spaces
3. Home remedies
4. Self defense
5. Poisonous spike
6. Itchy rash
7. Nasty bite
8.mouth ulcer

Pg. 77, ex. 5

1. poisonous
2. medical
3. Permanently
4. original
5. safer

Pg. 77, ex. 6

1. You should see
2. Nor Ben
3. Where Sue had
4. Might help u sleep
5. The reason why I am going

Pg. 78, ex. 1

1. slippery
2. loss
3. blurred
4. soothe
5. strain
6. venom
7. upset
8. cure
9. sickness
10. concentrate

Pg. 78, ex. 2

1. Wasn't able to
2. Mustn't
3. can
4. Should
5. Can't
6. might
7. May
8. could
9. Don’t have to; can

Pg. 78, ex. 3

1. Dave, who lives in the flat upstairs, is a firefighter.
2. Both Lisa and Sarah are afraid of spiders.
3. Either Jane or Katy called you.
4. My favorite restaurant, which is on the high street, is closing down
5. The reason why Lyn isn’t coming to the party is because she is unwell.

Pg. 78, ex. 4

1. C
2. A
3. E
4. B
5. D

12/04/2021

Pg. 80, ex. 2 b

1. T
2. F
3. DS
4. F
5. F
6. T

Pg. 80, ex. 3

A – annoying situations - thrown out
B - health warning
C – hold your nose

Pg. 80, ex. 4

Sympathized with – felt really sorry for
got angry – lost my temper
annoys me - gets on my nerves
I started to feel sad/worried - my heart sank
laughing a lot – laughing their heads off
releasing my anger – letting off steam
the thing that made me feel unable to accept a situation any more - the final straw

Pg. 81, ex. 5

1. B
2. C
3. A
4. D

Pg. 81, ex. 6

1. gossiped; haven’t spoken
2. has anyone seen, put; came, ate
3. have u visited; went
4. Arrived; has been

Pg. 84, ex. 2

1. D
2. B
3. A
4. C

Pg. 84, ex. 3

1. talk with ur mouth full
2. Token of thanks
3. Sharing a meal
4. typical greeting
5. extend a hand
6. Index finger
7. Return the gesture
8. talk loudly
9. between friends
10. Kiss on the cheek
11. firm handshake
12. make eye contact

Pg. 82, ex. 2

1. F
2. T
3. T
4. F
5. F
6. T

Pg. 83, ex. 3

1. learning opportunity
2. improve language skills
3. host family
4. To know the answer
5. spicy food
6. Social etiquette
7. To study abroad
8. To get lost

b)
fulfilling – rewarding
give it a try – go for it
sociable – outgoing
sure of oneself – self-confident
overpowering – overwhelming
behaving towards – treating
having difficulty - struggling

Pg. 82, ex. 5

1. has been studying
2. has been working
3. has ur brother been living
4. have been learning
5. Have u been doing
6. has been snowing

b)
2. has it been raining?
3. Has he been digging?
4. Have they been waiting?
5. Have u been walking?

Pg. 83, ex. 6

1. Have u been studying; started
2. Have u ever been; went
3. have been waiting; got
4. Has Dave been studying; went
5. Got back; had
6. Have u finished; have been working; have not finished

Pg. 83, ex. 8

1. Must be
2. Can't be
3. may be
4. can’t be, can’t be
5. May be

Pg. 86, ex. 3

1. M
2. N
3. M
4. L
5. N
6. L

Pg. 86, ex.4

A – From homeless to Harvard
B – A life without cash
C – Caring for the hungry

Pg. 86, ex. 5

a)
installed – put in
gives – hands out
created – set up
started living in - moved into
change – turn something around
care for – look after
started – take up
stopped doing - gave up

b)
1. Even though Liz was faced with a lot of difficulties in life, she never gave up and through hard work
and dedication she turned her life around.
2. Narayanan showed the rest of the world that you only need to be willing to look after one another
anyway u can, share your resources by handing out simple things like water or food to the homeless
instead of letting it all go to waste to change other peoples’ lives for the better.
3. Mark showed the world that money isn’t everything, you can give it up and still be happy.

Pg. 86, ex. 6

1. homeless
2. solar panel
3. reach
4. social issues
5. Home-grown

17/05/2021
Pg. 89, ex. 4
1. B
2. C
3. B
4. D
5. A

Pg. 89, ex. 5

1. leapt
2. Steaming hot
3. greeted
4. bustle
5. lasted
6. awkward
7. entrance
8. Experienced

wealth – prosperity
had the experience of - experienced
jumped - leapt
meet - greet
uncomfortable - awkward
humiliate - embarrass
shows - signifies
busyness – hustle and bustle
swapping – exchanging

Pg. 89, ex. 6

1. Steaming hot day
2. Hustle and bustle
3. Wedding celebrations
4. Multi-colored saris
5. Future prosperity
6. Marching band
7. Flower garlands
8. Fairytale wedding

Pg. 89, ex 8
1. To go
2. To be enjoying
3. To eat
4. To have been
5. dancing
6. Having told
7. To be walking
8. Having eaten

Pg. 90, ex. 2

1. honest
2. selfish
3. patient
4. rude
5. outgoing
6. lazy
7. cheerful
8. popular
9. generous
10. Shy
Pg. 91, ex. 4

There is a lot of controversy about the question whether it is a good idea to go on an extreme diet.
Personally, I disagree with that. I’d like to address some evidence to substantiate my point of view.

On the one hand, it is no surprise that nowadays obesity is one of the main issues in human health, and
in order to fight obesity, most people go on extreme diets. It is widely believed that going on such
extreme diets is the key to solving the issue. Firstly, many think that this form of dieting is the most
effective way to reach their goals, which includes better health, desirable body shape and generally
the way one looks. The main advantage is still losing weight , while it’s true that these forms of diets,
if supervised by doctors, can be a great way to balance healthy life, and have less complications or
decrease the chances of developing health problems, like diabetes. One of the main advantages that
motivate people to pursue extreme dieting is that it helps people get their desirable body shape and
size.

On the other hand, what many people don’t take into account is the number of disadvantages of such
diets. Firstly, extreme diets make healthy and helpful diets unbalanced, and cause safety issues.
Secondly, they are not sustainable in the long run, meaning, if a person is trying to lose weight
following an extreme diet, the weight they lose will be regained short after they go off their extreme
diets. Another disadvantage of extreme dieting is that instead of leading to a healthier life, it actually
destroys people’s health as it weakens their immune systems, in most cases can even lead to anorexia
and can also cause mental problems.

Taking into account all the afore-said reasons, we can safely conclude that extreme dieting is in no
way a good idea to reach a healthier , better and happier life.

Pg. 92, ex 2
1. Snore
2. Yawn
3. Blush
4. Hiccup
5. Sneeze
6. Cough

Pg. 92, ex 3
Know about – become aware
Shake - vibrate
Awake - alert
Sudden and fast - jerky
Infectious – contagious
Bothers – irritates
Uncomfortable around others – self-conscious
Pg. 93, ex 1
1. Took off
2. Turn down
3. Turn over
4. Turned up
5. Turned down
6. Take after

Pg. 93, ex 2
1. Sorry for
2. Gossiping about
3. Gets on my nerves; on
4. Struggled with
5. Shouting at
6. Look (them) in the eyes

Pg. 93, ex 3
1. Unhelpful
2. Irresponsible
3. Impossible
4. Dishonest
5. Informal
6. illogical

Pg. 93, ex 4
1. Lose my temper
2. Take a deep breath
3. Host family
4. Give a hug
5. Homeless shelter
6. Reach ur goals
7. Stay alert
8. Vocal cords
9. Social etiquette
10. Plastic surgery

Pg. 94, ex. 1 b)

1. D
2. E
3. A
4. H
5. G

Pg. 95, ex. 3

1. Difference
2. Encouraged
3. Cheerful
4. Constantly
5. Response

Pg. 96, ex 1
1. Cheerful
2. Reach
3. Look after
4. Bark
5. Overweight
6. Sneeze
7. Blush
8. Gossip
9. Lost
10. Sank

Pg. 96, ex 2
1. Pierced ears
2. In his late teens
3. Leap at the chance
4. Retirement party
5. Pale skin
6. To have marital problems
7. To win a scholarship
8. To reach ur goals
9. Social etiquette
10. To have bad manners

Pg. 96, ex 3
1. Has been finding
2. Has changed
3. Has been doing
4. Have u been walking in the rain?
5. Has Mark been doing?

Pg. 96, ex 4
1. Must be
2. Can’t be
3. Must be
4. Might
5. May

Pg. 96, ex 5
1. To be waiting
2. To be having
3. Wearing
4. To have lost
5. Taking

Pg. 96, ex 6
1. D
2. E
3. A
4. B
5. C

Pg. 97, ex. 1

A – 4. Shoplifting
B – 3. Speeding
C – 7. Pickpocketing
D – 8. Vandalism
E – 5. Mugging
F – 2. Robbery
G – 6. Arson
H – 1. Burglary

Pg. 98, ex. 3

1. F
2. F
3. F
4. T
5. F
6. F
7. F

B)
Responses – reactions
Happy with – pleased with
Name – identity
People – public
Immediately – instantly
Rude and upsetting – offensive
Agreement – approval
Derelict – neglected
Worn out – rundown
Split – divided
Enclosed – surrounded
More than enough – fair share
Breaking into pieces – crumbling
Add color to – brighten up
Change – transform
Pg. 98, ex. 4
1. Brighten up
2. Strictly
3. Crumbling
4. Instantly
5. Bulletproof
6. Divided
7. Neglected
8. Immediate

Pg. 99, ex. 7

1. Is considered
2. Will be opened
3. Were caught
4. Are fitted
5. Was stolen
6. Are covered

Pg. 99, ex. 8

2. Bright colors were often used in his paintings.
3. 300 films were made by him.
4. He was shot and nearly killed by an actress in 1968.
5. Today his images are exhibited in Pittsburgh, USA, by the Andy Warhol Museum.

Pg. 101, ex. 3

1. Forensic scientist.
2. Months before it is solved.
3. in fibers and blood analysis.
4. Hair, blood and saliva.
5. By using chemicals
6. Ordinary and powerful electron microscopes, UV lights and spectrometers.
7. He gets to help a community.

Pg. 101, ex. 4 a

Name – identify (identity)
Normal – ordinary
Carrying a weapon – armed
Answered – solved
Proof – evidence
Upsetting – distressing
Very small amounts – traces
Specimens – samples
Person police believe is guilty of a crime – suspect
Faster then ever before – in record time

Pg. 101, ex. 4 b

1. Solve crimes
2. in record time
3. Blood analysis
4. Crime scene
5. UV light
6. Silicon chip

Pg. 101, ex. 5

1. He was allowed to search the scene of the crime.
2. It is believed that the police will catch the robbers.
3. He was made to tell the truth.
4. We won’t be allowed to examine the evidence.
5. It was announced that the police have found the girl.

Pg. 101, ex. 6

1. The robbers were caught with mil. £.
2. A One-day strike will be held next Monday.
3. The missing skiers have been found.
4. The new museum will be opened by mayor.
5. A bank robbery was committed yesterday.

Pg. 101, ex. 7

2. Ann has had her car stolen.
3. We are having security lights fitted outside our house.
4. We will have our broken locks repaired today.
5. Peter had his house burgled yesterday.

Pg. 101, ex. 8

1. Themselves
2. Himself
3. Herself
4. Ourselves
5. Myself

Pg. 102, ex. 2

1. F
2. A
3. B
4. D
5. C
6. G

Pg. 102, ex. 3

1. Treated
2. Wages
3. Sparked
4. Impact
5. Attracted
6. Banned
7. Positive
8. Mourned
9. Struck
10. Legacy

Pg. 104, ex. 5

1. B
2. A
3. F
4. D
5. E

Pg. 105, ex. 6 a

1. Rely
2. Gain
3. Spread
4. Disruption
5. Mischief
6. Navigation
7. Resorted
8. Access

Pg. 105, ex. 6 b

Wipe clean – delete
Danger – threat
Force entry – break into
Shown – displayed
Set up – designed
Go back to – resort to
Changed – altered
Corrupt – infect
Chaos – havoc
Trouble – mischief
Gradually reach more people – spread
Employ – hire
Extremely destructive – devastating
Depending on – relying on
Get entry – gain access
Interference – disruption

Pg. 106, ex. 2 a

A–2
B–1
C–3

Pg. 106, ex. 2 b

1. Cat
2. Parrot
3. Donkey
4. Donkey
5. Donkey

Pg. 106, ex. 3

1. Checkpoint, caught
2. Getaway
3. Patrol
4. Verdict
5. Attempted
6. Guilty, sentenced
7. Breaking into

Pg. 107, ex. 4

1. Build
2. Made
3. Squawk
4. Trace
5. Set up
6. Munched

Pg. 107, ex. 9

1. Tracy said that the thieves had taken her smartphone.
2. The judge said that I was staying in prison that night.
3. The police ordered the man to put his hands up.
4. The lawyer said that the jury would reach a verdict.
5. He said not to park in front of the gates.
6. Ann said that she had locked the back door before she left.
7. Mike said that his dog Paddy was a good guard dog.
8. Fran asked how much the robbers stole/had stolen.
9. Andy asked if the vandals had caused damage.
10. Frank asked what time the fire had started.
11. Jane asked if I could phone the police.
12. Sam asked if the murderer had been caught yet.

Pg. 107, ex. 10

1. Ricky begged to be let go.
2. She accused the men of breaking into Harper’s house.
3. He promised to tell the truth.
4. Ann reminded me to call the police.
5. She apologized for stealing my wallet.
6. He denied taking my camera.
7. He suggested talking to a lawyer.
8. He warned me not to go near that area.
9. He admitted taking the passport.
10. He threatened to call the police if we didn’t leave.

Pg. 110, ex. 2

1. Human rights across the world.
2. British lawyer Peter Benson, 1961.
3. 2,000 prisoners of conscience
4. letter-writing.
5. Against the use of child soldiers in war-torn countries and to improve living conditions for ppl
living in extreme poverty.

Pg. 110, ex. 3

A leader of a country with complete power – dictator
Got started – founded
Excellent – outstanding
Destroy – wipe out
Denied – abused

Pg. 111, ex. 1

1. Set up
2. Work out
3. Ran into
4. Worn out
5. Works out
6. Ran away

Pg. 111, ex. 2

1. At
2. in
3. With
4. in
5. in

Pg. 111, ex. 3

1. Multinational
2. Redesign
3. Overflowed
4. Underestimate
5. Prepay
6. Superhero

Pg. 111, ex. 4

1. Identity theft
2. Armed robbery
3. Power stations
4. Online accounts
5. Computer system
6. Community service
7. To raise support
8. To open an attachment
9. Traffic jam
10. Hard drive

Pg. 112, ex. 1 b

1. C
2. H
3. A
4. B
5. F

Pg. 113, ex. 4

1. Action
2. Bravery
3. Suitable
4. Eventually
5. Heroic

Pg. 114, ex. 1

1. Lawyer
2. Rights
3. Speeding
4. Arrested
5. Brighten up
6. Private detective
7. Dangerous
8. Evidence
9. Protest
10. Fake

Pg. 114, ex. 2

1. Was assassinated
2. Is used
3. Will be fought
4. Can be protected
5. Haven’t been caught

Pg. 114, ex. 3

1. Alex told me the mugger had been sentenced to 6 months in prison.
2. The policeman ordered the man to step out of his car.
3. Beth asked me if there was a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby.
4. The protester said that everyone had the right to freedom of speech.
5. The forensic scientist asked if anyone had disturbed the evidence.

Pg. 114, ex. 4

1. E
2. C
3. A
4. B
5. D

Pg. 114, ex. 5

1. John had his car stolen last night.
2. Jane will have a new lock put on the door tomorrow.
3. That man is having his pocket picked by a thief.
4. We had our house broken into by the burglars.
5. The mayor has had his statue vandalized.

WORK BOOK

Pg. 34, Ex. 1a

1. D
2. F
3. E
4. G
5. A
6. H
7. C
8. B

1b
1. Eye strain
2. Frequent breaks
3. Confined space
4. Thumb arthritis
5. Computer screen
6. Hearing loss
7. Skin infection
8. Blurred vision

Ex. 2
1. Exercise
2. Make
3. Practice
4. Achieve
5. Solve
6. Manage

Ex. 3
1. Shouldn't; have to
2. Mustn't
3. Ought to
4. May
5. Should
6. Must
7. Has to

Ex. 4
1. U shouldn’t surf the Net for hours.
2. You mustn’t use the telephone in the teacher’s office.
3. You don’t have to/needn’t work overtime.
4. You must see a dermatologist for your skin rash.
5. You should/ought to clean your mobile phone often.

Pg. 35, ex. 1

illness/conditions - insomnia, smelly feet, headache, the flu, hay fever, bad cough, itchy rash, sore
throat, watery eyes

injuries/wounds - sunburn, minor cut

Pg. 35, ex. 2

1. upset
2. cure
3. soothe
4. indigestion
5. Remedy
6. immune
7. swallow
8. sickness
9. Vessels

Pg. 35, ex. 3

1. You can’t go to this area.
2. Warm milk and honey might help you sleep.
3. May I open the window?
4. You can’t park here.
5. You might get an ear infection from ur mobile phone.
6. She can’t stop yawning.
7. I can’t sleep...
8. I might have some honey in the cupboard.
9. You can’t at after taking this medicine.

Pg. 35, ex. 4

1. Was able to
2. Had to / could
3. Had to
4. Did not have to
5. Had to
6. Couldn’t
7. Had to
8. Did not have to
9. Couldn't
10. was able to

Pg. 36, ex. 1

1. backyard
2. nasty
3. deadly
4. Self-defense
5. attack
6. venom
7. pain
8. bites
9. medical

Pg. 36, ex. 2

1. painkillers
2. poisonous
3. rare
4. antibiotic
5. invisible
6. infection
7. Needle

Pg. 36, ex. 3

1. through
2. into
3. to
4. from
5. at
6. for
7. Away

Pg. 36, ex. 4

1. Please come in and take a seat
2. Now, what seems to be the problem?
3. Let’s take a look
4. What should I do?
5. Put them in three times a day for five days

Pg. 37, ex. 1

1. grabbed
2. Safety
3. raise
4. hangs
5. sighed

Pg. 37, ex. 3

1. Chilling out
2. Making dangerous friends
3. Finding it easy

Pg. 37, ex. 4

1. Kevin
2. Wim
3. Kevin; Wim
4. Wim
5. Daniel

Pg. 38, ex. 1

1. beats
2. shake
3. trigger
4. sweat
5. feel
6. catch
7. miss
8. sense
9. nightmare
10. rational

Pg. 38, ex. 2

1. of
2. about
3. by
4. for
5. of
6. from

Pg. 38, ex. 3

1. ,Which, (N)
2. ,whose, (N)
3. Where (D)
4. When (D)
5. ,who, (N)
6. Whose (D)
7. why (D)

Pg. 38, ex. 4

1. which
2. who
3. when
4. when
5. where
6. which/that

Pg. 38, ex 5
1. Neither Helen, nor David is afraid of enclosed spaces.
2. Lucy wants to either be a pilot, or a flight attendant.
3. Both my mum and my granddad hate hospitals.

Pg. 39, ex. 1

1. Friends; club
2. Stressed; plan
3. Gossip; ignore
4. Part-time
5. Pressures; stand
6. talk

Pg. 39, ex. 2

1. Three girls
2. Behind them
3. whispering
4. gossiping
5. arms
6. upset
7. Fallen out

Pg. 39, ex. 3

1. B
2. B
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. A

Pg. 41, ex. 1

1. rate
2. depression
3. immune
4. temperature
5. resting
6. grumpy
7. function

Pg. 41, ex. 2

1. Puts off
2. Make up for
3. Make out
4. Put u through
5. Put up with
6. Put out
Pg. 41, ex. 3
1. accessible
2. enjoyable
3. persistent
4. impressive
5. Hesitant

Notions & functions

1. B
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. A
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. B
10. A

Pg. 42
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. B
6. A
7. A
8. A
9. B
10. A
11. C
12. B
13. C
14. C
15. B
16. C
17. A
18. B
19. A
20. A
21. B
22. A
23. C
24. C
25. A
26. A
27. C
28. B
29. A
30. A

Pg. 43
1. C
2. B
3. F
4. A
5. E

Pg. 44, ex. 1 a

1. C
2. F
3. i
4. G
5. A
6. B
7. H
8. D
9. J
10. E

Pg. 44, ex. 1 b

1. graduate from university
2. Move abroad
3. got a promotion
4. Gossips about others
5. has bad table manners

Pg. 44, ex. 2

1. Lost my temper
2. laughed my head off
3. Cheered me up
4. felt really sorry for
5. gets on my nerves

Pg. 44, ex. 3

1. have u spoken; called
2. has just invited, have never been
3. has Sam ever done, borrowed
4. have lost, took

Pg. 45, ex. 1

1. Social etiquette
2. Spicy food
3. overwhelming
4. struggle
5. challenging
6. Host family
7. Self-confident
8. patient
9. Rewarding
Pg. 45, ex. 2
1. Sue and Ann must be in a restaurant
2. They may be celebrating something
3. They must like sushi
4. they must know how to use chopsticks
5. They mustn’t have cooked these themselves
6. they can’t be in their kitchen

Pg. 45, ex. 3

1. have just got married
2. has Brian been working
3. has been sneezing
4. Have travelled
5. Has been looking for
6. hasn’t graduated
7. Have u been working

Pg. 45, ex. 4

1. has anyone ever taken
2. have been studying
3. left
4. got
5. had
6. has stolen
7. saw
8. told
9. called
10. have u been looking for
11. borrowed
12. came
Pg. 46, ex. 1 a
1. C
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. E
6. G
7. H
8. F

Pg. 46, ex. 1 b

1. Keep a distance
2. throw litter
3. return the gesture
4. Make eye contact
5. Damage ur property
6. Talk with ur mouth full
7. Show respect
8. Extend ur hand

Pg. 46, ex. 2

1. b
2. a
3. a
4. B

Pg. 46, ex. 3

1. I have just moved in next door
2. Could I talk to u for a minute?
3. What can I do for u?
4. It’s just that ur kids have been playing on my lawn
5. oh, I am really sorry about that
6. I’ll make sure it doesn’t happen again

Pg. 47, ex. 1

1. F
2. T
3. T
4. F
5. F
6. T
7. T
8. F
9. T
10. T

Pg. 47, ex. 2

1. C
2. F
3. B
4. D
5. A
6. E

Pg. 47, ex. 3

1. profits
2. social
3. reach
4. homeless
5. award-winning
6. Determination

Pg. 48, ex 1

1. Fairytale

2. Marching

3. Garland

4. Celebrations

5. Prosperity

6. Traditional

7. Ceremony

Pg. 48, ex. 2

1. Leapt at

2. Steaming
3. Greeted

4. Bustle

5. Lasted

6. Awkward

7. Entrance

8. Experienced

Pg. 48, ex. 3

1. To be enjoying

2. Having watched

3. To dance

4. To be wearing

5. To have met

6. To eat

7. To be having

8. Having danced

Pg. 48, ex. 4

1. B

2. A

3. D

4. F

5. C

Pg. 49, ex.1

1. Long; oval
2. Freckles; wavy
3. Glasses, mustache
4. Dark; bald
5. pierced ears; sort, wrinkles
6. Sixties; glasses; grey

Pg. 49, ex. 2

1. cheerful
2. patient
3. generous
4. honest
5. outgoing
6. rude
7. lazy
8. selfish
9. shy
10. Popular

Pg. 49, ex. 3

1. b
2. a
3. a
4. b
5. a
6. A

Pg. 51, ex. 1

1. Blush
2. hiccup
3. snore
4. sneeze
5. cough
6. Yawn

Pg. 51, ex. 2

1. took off
2. Turn up
3. turns down
4. takes after
5. turn off
6. Turned up

Pg. 51, ex. 3

1. impatient
2. disagreed
3. illegal
4. inactive
5. irregular
6. Unkind

Notions & Functions

1. b
2. a
3. b
4. b
5. a
6. a
7. a
8. b
9. b
10. A

Pg. 52

1. C

2. C

3. C

4. A

5. B

6. B

7. C

8. C

9. A

10. A

11. A
12. C

13. B

14. C

15. C

16. A

17. A

18. C

19. A

20. A

21. B

22. B

23. B

24. A

25. B

26. C

27. A

28. A

29. C

30. C

Pg. 53

1. B

2. C

3. B

4. D

5. D

Pg. 54, ex. 1

1. G

2. C

3. E

4. B

5. D

6. F

7. H

8. A

Pg. 54, ex. 2

1. Rundown

2. Brighten up

3. Offensive

4. Crumbling

5. Fair

6. Phenomenon

7. Public

8. Transform

Pg. 54, ex. 3

1. Was planted

2. Are being exhibited

3. Was awarded

4. Are loved

5. Will be completed

6. Were arrested

Pg. 54, ex. 4

1. Are being transformed

2. Are being transported

3. Are drawn

4. Are painted

5. Was created

6. Were amazed

7. Is inspired

8. Will be covered

Pg. 55, ex. 1 a

1. F

2. E

3. A

4. B

5. G

6. C

7. i

8. D

9. H

Pg. 55, ex. 1 b

1. Store detective

2. Physical evidence

3. Armed robbery

4. Crime scene
Pg. 55, ex. 2

1. in

2. with

3. in

4. in

5. From

Pg. 55, ex. 3

1. Played
2. Analyze
3. Present
4. Solved
5. Identify

Pg. 55, ex. 4

1. The reporters weren’t allowed to enter the crime scene.

2. He was made to give a DNA sample.
3. She won’t be allowed to see the evidence.
4. It is believed that the crime will be solved by the detectives.
5. It is thought that the wrong man has been arrested by the police.

Pg. 55, ex. 5

1. The shop is having a security camera installed.

2. I had my wallet stolen on the train.
3. John has had his house broken into.
4. Tina will have an alarm put in her car.
Pg. 55, ex. 6

1. Ourselves
2. Himself
3. Myself
4. Herself
5. Themselves

Pg. 56, ex. 1 a

1. F
2. C
3. E
4. G
5. D
6. B
7. A

Pg. 56, ex. 1 b

1. Public places
2. Political change
3. Low wages
4. Racial discrimination

Pg. 56, ex. 2

1. Had
2. Attracted
3. Treated
4. Led
5. Achieved

Pg. 56, ex. 3

1. Resulted
2. Inspired
 3. Struck, assassinated, mourned
4. Sparked

Pg. 56, ex. 4

1. Where and when did u witness the incident, Ms. Wheeler?

2. What happened next?
3. Can u describe the man?
4. No, I don’t think so
5. Yes, it’s 111 beach road

Pg. 57, ex. 1

1. H
2. C
3. A
4. F
5. B
6. D
7. E
8. G

Pg. 57, ex. 2 a

1. D
2. F
3. E
4. A
5. B
6. C

Pg. 57, ex. 2 b

1. Speed limit
2. Global scale
 3. Traffic jam
4. Cause damage
5. Online accounts
6. Public property

Pg. 57, ex. 3

1. Weak
2. Private
3. Hired
4. Gained
5. Confidential

Pg. 57, ex. 4

1. Infected
2. Crash
3. Steal
4. Commit
5. Robbed
6. Caused
7. Disrupt

Pg. 57, ex. 5

1. To
2. On
3. To
4. Of
5. Of

Pg. 58, ex. 1

 1. Sent, reached, found
2. Made
3. Scratched
4. Patrol
5. Squawked
6. Sentenced
7. Attempted
8. Attend
9. Traced

Pg. 58, ex. 2 a

1. E
2. H
3. B
4. F
5. A
6. D
7. C
8. G

Pg. 58, ex. 2 b

1. Quick getaway
2. Census form
3. Research institute
4. Back door

Pg. 58, ex. 3

1. The reporter said that the police had caught the burglar that day.
2. Mr. Thompson said that he locked his doors every night.
3. Her lawyer said that Mary would be a witness in court.
4. The policeman told the man to put his hands behind his back.
5. Kelly asked us if the police had arrested anyone yet.
 6. The policeman told the man not to move.

Pg. 58, ex. 4

1. The policeman asked me where I was at the time of the robbery.

2. The policeman told the man to stand against the wall.
3. Kelly asked us if we had phoned the fire service.
4. The lawyer told us to go and see the judge immediately.

Pg. 58, ex. 5

1. The detective explained that they had found new evidence that proved who had done it.
2. She accused me of having stolen her bracelet.
3. She promised us she would call David as soon as she got home.
4. He denied being at the bank that day.

Pg. 61, ex. 1

1. Fights
2. Founded
3. Wipe out
4. Raise
5. Protest

Pg. 61, ex. 2

1. Work out
2. Set up
3. Worn out
4. Work out
5. Run away

Pg. 61, ex. 3

1. Superpower
2. Developing
 3. Multicultural
4. Approval
5. Oversleep

Pg. 62

1. B
2. C
3. A
4. A
5. C
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. C
10. C
11. A
12. C
13. C
14. B
15. B
16. C
17. C
18. B
19. C
20. B
21. A
22. B
23. A
24. C
25. A
26. C
27. C
28. B
29. A
30. C

Pg. 63
 1. D
2. F
3. A
4. B
5. C

Grammar Bank

Pg. 79., ex. 1

1. should
2. May
3. Was not able to
4. Had to
5. might
6. Couldn’t

A. 4
B. 6
C. 1
D. 3
E. 2
F. 5

Pg. 79, ex. 2

1. E
2. F
3. B
4. A
5. D
6. i
7. C
8. G
9. J
10. H

Pg. 79, ex. 3

1. You don’t have to fill out the forms.
2. Ought to take a break from the computer.
3. He must finish that report for me by 5 o’clock.
4. Mustn't use their mobiles in the hospital.
5. Can I leave early today?
6. Was not able to come to the party because she was ill.
7. Shall I get u something to eat?
8. Can’t use the lift because she is claustrophobic.
9. Should rest my eyes.

Pg. 79, ex. 4

1. Would you like
2. You should
3. I might
4. Jane couldn’t
5. Shouldn't
6. Did not have to

Pg. 80, ex. 5

1. Where
2. Which
3. When
4. Who
5. why
6. whose
7. who
8. which

Pg. 80, ex. 6

1. My parents still live in my hometown which is not far from here.
2. The vase, which they bought in Spain, got damaged on the plane.
3. Damian, who is an athlete, broke his foot last week.
4. The family, which I am staying with, is Italian.
5. The reason why they cancelled their order is unclear.

Pg. 81, ex. 9

1. Neither Frank, nor Claire likes enclosed spaces.
2. Both Sarah and Bill are starting university this year.
3. Both Grant and Gordon are in the orchestra.
4. Either Janet, or Amy will do the shopping.
5. Both Doug and Tom are big football fans.
6. Both Jane and Claire forgot my birthday.
7. Either Angela, or Alan will help us put up a tent.
8. Both Brendan and Matt passed their exams.
9. Neither I nor my mum has ever been abroad.
Pg. 82, ex. 7
1. Johnny Depp is an actor whose films are very popular.
2. J.K Rowling is a writer who wrote Harry Potter books.
3. A microwave is an appliance which heats food very quickly.
4. A mechanic is a person who repairs cars in the garage.
5. A thistle is a flower which is the national symbol of Scotland
6. Library is a place where people can borrow books.

Pg. 82, ex. 8

1. ,Which, (ND)
2. Who (D)
3. Where (D)
4. When (D)
5. who (D)
6. Why (D)
7. , whose , (ND)
8. , where , (ND)
9. , which , (ND)
10. When (D)

Pg. 83, ex. 2

1. have been trying; have only just returned
2. Has been practicing;
3. have been reading; has been living
4. has been working; hasn’t played

Pg. 83, ex.3

1. since
2. never
3. ever
4. for
5. already
6. yet
7. yet
8. Already

Pg. 83, ex.4

1. have just got back
2. walked
3. was/has been
4. has been
5.have taken
6. arrived
7. has improved
8. saw
9. have u seen

Pg. 84, ex. 6

1. They can’t be at work
2. They must be at school
3. They might be discussing a Maths problem
4. They must be tired
5.She must be scientist
6. She can’t be on holiday
7. She may be doing medical research
8. She must be very professional

Pg. 84, ex. 7

2. can’t be
3. Must have
4.must be
5. can’t know

Pg. 85, ex. 8

1. To apply; to go

2. To be working; have

3. Sleep; worrying

4. To find

5. Criticize; learn

6. Collect; be, to do

7. Have met; tell

8. To give; have been

9. Meeting

10. To have been waiting; to stay; to go

Pg. 85, ex. 9

1. To be

2. To have finished
3. To have been enjoying

4. To be going

5. To have made

Pg. 85, ex. 10

1. Must have sent u an email.

2. Can’t have left the door unlocked.

3. Must have paid the bill.

4. Can’t be staying with Paul. He is away.

5. Can’t have forgotten their wedding anniversary.

6. Must be waiting for us at the reception.

7. Must have gone to India for her gap year.

8. Must have enjoyed living with his host family in Mexico.

9. Must have had cosmetic surgery.

10. Must be growing their own food.

11. Can’t have won a scholarship.

Pg. 87, ex. 1

1. Have the bank robbers been caught

2. Had already been sold
3. Are not allowed
4. Was assassinated
5. Should be banned
6. Was Four Dancers painted
7. Was hurt
8. Will the security alarm be installed

Pg. 87, ex. 2

1. By
2. By
3. With
4. By
5. With
6. With
Pg. 87, ex. 3

2. The thieves are being followed at the moment by a detective.

3. An exhibit of “Lego repair work” can be seen in NYC.

4. Has the burglar been caught yet?

5. The thief was seen leaving the building by the witness.

6. Your password should be changed every month.

7. The vandal has been sentenced to six months in prison.

8. Whom was the evidence stolen by?

Pg. 87, ex. 4

1. Measures against the car thief will be taken by the police.

2. A man has been charged with 20 bank robberies.
3. First prize in Modern Art Competition has been won by a local artist.
4. All graffiti will be removed from public places.

Pg. 88, ex. 5

1. Had her hair done

2. Is having her dress made
3. Have it repaired
4. Are having their pic taken
5. Had his wallet stolen
6. Are having the system serviced
7. Have had their system broken into
8. Was having her nails done
9. Am having a burglar alarm installed
10. Had it delivered

Pg. 89, ex. 6

1. They are having their house painted.

2. He will have his car repaired.
3. Edith had her car stolen.
4. She was having security lights fitted outside her house.
5. He has had all his calls forwarded to his mobile.

Pg. 89, ex. 7

1. Himself
2. -
 3. Themselves
4. Yourself
5. Myself
6. Ourselves

Pg. 89, ex. 8

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. A
6. B
7. C
8. C
9. C
10. A
11. C
12. C
13. B
14. C

Pg. 91, ex. 9

1. Said, told
2. Said, tells
3. Told, said
4. Tell, tell, tell
5. Tell

Pg. 91, ex. 10

1. He didn’t use the same online password for everything.

2. Us to watch out for pickpockets on the underground.
3. The reporter that Freedom of speech was a basic human right.
4. That the case would be heard in court the following day.
5. The police officer said that a pickpocket had stolen her wallet.
6. Her husband she would drive slowly.

Pg. 91, ex. 11

1. If the job was anything like what we saw on TV.

2. What a typical day was like for him
3. If he could tell her something about the scientific methods he used
4. What kind of equipment was used
 5. What the best parts of his job were
6. If there were any parts of his job he didn’t like

Pg. 91, ex. 12

1. The guide asked the visitors not to touch the exhibits.

2. The station master ordered the children to keep away from the edge of the platform.
3. Olivia wanted to know when the film started.
4. John suggested having a BBQ that night.
5. The man asked the reporter if she knew what had happened in court.

Pg. 93, ex. 13

1. Promised
2. Refused
3. Commanded
4. Apologized
5. Suggested

Pg. 93, ex. 14

1. E
2. C, The coach encouraged Fran to run faster.
3. D, Kate reminded Tom about having a dentist appointment that evening.
4. F, Dad wanted me to clean my room.
5. A, Hans accused her of eating all the cake.
6. B, Julia boasted that she could swim better than all of us.

Pg. 93, ex. 15

1. He offered to take my bags for me.

2. Ray to eat more fruit.
3. Me to go for dinner that evening.
4. To have climbed Mount Everest.
5. Kevin that he could go in then.
6. Me not to tell the teacher.

Pg. 93, ex. 16

1. Aunt Dahlia exclaimed that it was a nice day.

2. Explained that we boil the potatoes before adding them to the soup.
3. Informed the driver they mustn’t park there.
4. Denied having used his laptop without asking.
5. Accused me of my never listening to anything he said.
6. Instructed him to take two pills and call him in the morning.