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pessimist ·s

Think positive- or negative? never disappointed .

Janis Joplin,
Ame rican singer

G will/ won't (predictions) V opposite verbs Iliti#·Ish

1 VOCABULARY opposite verbs 4 A Do we have enough t ime to get to the airport?

B Yes, don't worry. _____ _ _ (you / not
you won't miss
a Write the opposite verb for each phrase.
miss) your flight.
1 arrive / leave at 6:00
2 teach/ learn English 5 A Do you think you'll win the marathon next
3 fail I pass an exam week?
4 push/ pull the door B No, but I think ___I'll finish
_ _ __ (I / finish) in
about three hours.
5 fix/ break your glasses
6 lend/ borrow a pen
6 A How do you feel about tomorrow's test?
7 win/ lose the game
I'll pass
B I th ink - ------~ but ___I won't
_ get
_ _
8 turn off/ turn on the light (I / pass / I / not get) an A.
9 get/ send emails
7 A Do you think we'll leave work on time tonight?
b Complete the sentences with the correct form of
B I doubt it . _ ______ (our meet ing/
the opposite verb in parentheses. our meeting wont finish
not finish) unt il late .
1 I hate ta king exams. (love)
2 Look at those clouds! It's going to start b Complete the conversations with a verb from
raining soon. (finish) the list and will I won't. Use contractions where
3 Did you sell your old car? (buy) possible.
4 I'm going to the train station to pick up Tim.
(drop off) catch forget Ra-Ve not find not sell not win pass
5 I can't found my keys. Have you seen them?
(lose)
1 A We're going camping next weekend.
6 Are you going to up load the photos to B I'm sure you'// have a great time.
lnstagram? (download)
7 Why do you always forget my birthday? 2 A Are you playing in the tennis final t omorrow?
(remember) B Yes, but I'm playing Andy, so I'm sure
I ____
8 If we run, we can take the 6:14 train. (miss) won't win__ _

3 A I told Nic k that it's Jane's birthday on Friday.

2 GRAMMAR will I won't B Thanks, but you know Nick!
He _ ___ __ _
a Write predictions with the words in parentheses 'll forget
and will I won't . Use contractions where possible.
4 A Louisa is taking her big exam t omorrow .
1 A Is t his b ook good? B I'm sure she _______
'll pass . She's worked
B Yes, you'll love (you I love) it . very hard .

2 A Do you want me to wash the car? 5 A I'm getting the 8:50 t rain.
B Yes, please, or nobody'll buy (nobody/ B It 's 8:40 now. _will
__ ___ _ you
buy) it . ___catch___ _ it?

3 A Do you think you'll go to the beach tomorrow? 6 A We can park near the movie theate r.
B I don 't th ink so. I'm sure it'll rain B At this time? We ______
won't find _ a parking
(it/ rain) all d ay. space .

7 A I'm going to put my tablet on eBay.

B It's too old . You __
won't_ sell
___ _ it .

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c Look at the picture. Write the predictions with the words in d Look at the lines on your own hand and
parentheses and will I won't. write predictions about your future . Use
the information in c and will I won't.
I'll have a long and happy relationship.
I won't be healthy.
I won't have a long life.

I won't have a same job.

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3 PRONUNCIATION '//, won't
a e6.1 Listen and write six sentences.
/'I/ learn a lot.
• Line of heart: a long, strong, and unbroken line means your 2 he'll meet somebody new .
relationships will be happy. 3 you'll have a good time.
• Line of health: a long, strong, and unbroken line means you'll 4 she won't get the job
be healthy. 5 they won't lend you the money
6 we won't arrive on time
• Line of success t a long, strong, and unbroken line means you'll
have a lot of money. b e6.1 Listen again and repeat the
• Line of fate: a long, strong, and unbroken line means your job sentences. Copy the ~t hm.
will be important to you and you 'II have a job for a long time.
c e6.2 Listen to the sentences and@
• Line of lite: a long, strong, and unbroken line means you'll live the word you hear.
for a long time.
1 '91won' t
• Line of head: a long, strong, and unbroken line means you'll be
2 want/ won't
smart and like learning.
3 want/ won 't
4 want/ won 't
Your line of heart shows that (you I have/ long and happy 5 want/ won 't
marriage) 6 wa nt/ won't
you'll have a lo ng and happy mar riage .
d G6.2 Listen aga in and repeat the
2 Your line of health is unbroken. (You I have a healthy life)
sentences.
You ___
'll have__
a ____ life _ ___
healthy _ ____ _ __ _

3 This line of success isn't very strong. (You/ no t be very rich)

You _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ __ _
won't be very rich
4 Your line of fate shows that (you/ not always have/ same job)
you won't always have the same job
5 Your line of life is very strong. (You/ have a long life)
You ___ _ ___ __ ___ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _
'll have a long life
6 You have a strong line of head. (You enjoy/ learning new things)
You ___ __ _ _ __ ___ __ _ ___ _ _ _ _
'll enjoy learning newthings

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 Keep every promise you make and

I'll always love you only make promises you can keep ,
Anthony Hitt, American businessman

G willI won't (other uses) 1'19410@1

P word stress: two•syllable verbs

1 GRAMMAR will I won't (other uses) b Are these sentences promises (P), decisions
(D), or offers (0)?
a Complete this extract from a romantic novel with
1 I won't tell your girlfriend. __e__
phrases a-g from the list.
2 It's too late to get the bus. I'll call a taxi. d
a I'll lose everythi ng . 3 Don't worry. I'll remember to te ll her. p
b I'll give you my phone number. 4 I'll get you some water. o
€-I'll always r~---yeu 5 I'll help you clean your room if you like. o
d t he next st o p will be Yonkers
6 I'll have the chocolate cake, please. o
e you will have with me
f And I'll never for get you C Complete the sentences with will or won't
and the verb in parentheses.
If you want to talk, l...,_'
lfwb"-'e~.
_ __ (be) there for
you. Always.
2 I _'ll______
carry _ __ (carry) your bag for
Love at first sight you. It looks very heavy.
3 Come and sit down, Sophie. Peter

T hey met on the train. He was reading the newspaper when

she sat down next to him . She looked at him with her
bright blue eyes. She felt almost frightened as she looked at him.
__
'll do__ __ _ (do) the d ishes.
4 I can't find a cheap hote l in San Diego , so I
won't look
think I ___ ___ _ (look) at Airbnb.
"Do I know you?" she asked. 5 Don't worry, we ___
won't_say
___ _ (say)
"No. But something is happening . I know you feel the same anything to your parents about this.
way," he laughed.
" I know . This is so strange. I've only just met you, but I
already know that 1_ c _ ."
2
" __ , " he said.
f
They started talking, and as they talked, they began to feel
even closer.
An hour later the train stopped at a station. "This is Croton-
Harmon," the man said, suddenly looking worried. "That
means 3_ d_ • That's where I get off."
4
"We need to meet again," she said . " __b "
"Thank you," he repl ied. They exchanged number s, and 25
mmutes later the train began to slow down as it entered the
station at Yonkers. The man stayed in his seat .
"This is my station," he said.
"Yes, I know," she replied .
There was silence .
5
"Should I stay?" he asked.
"Yes, yes please. Please don't go. Come to New York City
with me."
"I will lose my house , my friends, my family. 5__a "
6
"I know," she said, "but think of the life __ e ."
The man smiled sadly and then stood up and got off the
train. The train door closed and the train slowly left the station .

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 d Write a sentence for each picture. Use I'll! I won't.
3 VOCABULARY verb + back
a Match sentences 1-6 to a-f.
Sorry, Dave, I'm d riving. _fl_

2 Hey! That's my phone! a

3 If you have the receipt fo r the dress, f
4 Here 's $20.
d
5 The pants I bought on line didn't fit,
b
6 I thought Kyoto was beautiful.
c
a Give it back now.
b so I sent them back .
c I really want to go back one day.
d You can pay me back next week .
e-+IJ-.c-aJ.1-~~et -Aefflea
f you can take it back and get a refu nd.

b Complete the puzzle.

,c A M E
2
s e N d
3G i v e I
4
c A l l
SG
o
6
I'm in a meeting. call/ you tomorrow t a k E
7
I'll call you tomorrow. p a i D
2 lend/ you some money
Jane was on vacation, but she __ back last
I'll lend you some money
week.
3 have / the chicken please
I'll have the chicken please 2 I bough t these sneakers on line, but they don't
fit. I think I'll them back.
4 take / your coat
3 That's my wallet. _ _ it back !
I'll take your coat 4 Jack left a message and wants you to _ _ him
5 Don't worry! forget / to feed the dog
back. It's impor tant.
I won't forget to feed the dog 5 I left my phone at home . I'm go ing to _ _
6 It's very hot in here. turn on/ the air-conditioning
back and get it.
I'll turn on the air-conditioning 6 These sneakers are too small. I'm going to
them back.
2 PRONUNCIATION word stress: two-syllable 7 Tom lent me $50 last week, and I _ _ him
verbs back yesterday.

a Underline the stressed syllable.

1 worr jy re/lax be /~
2 de jcide ejma il pro !mise
3 prac ltice lijsten re jpair
4 borr jow for jget alg ree
5 sun jbathe in lvit e com lplain

b e6 .3 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat

the words.

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 Only in our dreams are

The meaning of dreaming we free. The rest of the

time we need wages.
Terry Pratchett, British writer

G review of verb forms: present, past, and future illit1rtM4ii¥■ '--------------l

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1 GRAMMAR review of verb forms: b Complete the conversations with the correct form
of the verbs in parentheses. Use contractions
present, past, and future where possible.
a @a,b,orc.
1 A Are you goin g to go out tonight? (go out)
1 You were shouting in your sleep last night. What __
B No, I'm really tired . I'm going to
about? bed early . (go )
a are you dreaming
b did you dream 2 A What time do you usually go
G) were you dreaming to bed? (go)
2 My dad __ to that school when he was young. B At 10:30 . Then I read for an hour
a goes before I go to sleep. (read)
b went
C has been 3 A Do you think our team is going to win
3 Thanks for lending me your car. I promise _ _ after it. tonight? (win)
a I look B No, I think they will lose . (lose)
b I'll look
C I'm going to look 4 A What do you do at
4 My brother wants to find a new job because he never midnight on Ne w Year's Eve? (do)
_ _ any free time. B Nothing speci al. I watch TV.
a has (watch)
b had
C is having 5 A did you ever dream that you
5 I'm sorry, what did you say? I __ . were flying? (dream)
B No, I didn't never have that
a haven't listened
dream . (have)
b didn't listen
C wasn't listening
6 A What are you doing ? It's five
6 Cou ld you get me some butter from the store? _ _ a
o'clock in the morning! (do)
birthday cake for Tim .
B I can't sleep so I 'm reading . (read)
a I make
b I'll make
7 A What time are you __going
_ ___
to leave
C I'm going to make
tomorrow? (leave)
7 Mom, turn the TV down! __ to do my homework.
B Early. The taxi is going to come at six
a I try
o'cloc k. (come)
b I'm trying
C I've tried
8 A did you sleep wel l last night?
8 I'll always remember that vacation in Brazil. __ a (sleep)
great time. B No , I work up in the middle of
a We had the night, and I couldn't go back to sleep.
b We've had (wake up)
C We're having

9 Oh no! I think __ my leg .

a I was breaking
b I've broken
C I broke
c Complete the text with the correct form of the b Complete the conversations with the words in
verbs in parentheses. Use contractions where parentheses in the correct order and tense . Use
possible . contractions where possible.

1 A Do you like takin g exams?

WHAT COLOR B No, I think.J.b..ei&.,incredib/y sJress[u/.
(they / stressfu l / incredibly)
ARE OUR DREAMS?
1
2 A Why don't you want to go in Caroline's car?
Do we =d....,re..,.a""'m'-'-----
(dream) in color or in
B Because she drives really dangerously
black and white ? Scienti sts 2 did (do) a lot of
(dange rous ly / dr ive / really)
research about thi s question . One of t hese scientists
is a psychologist who 3_ works
_ ___ (work ) at Dundee
3 A What's Jack p lanning for yo ur birthday?
University . Her name is Eva Mur zyn, and nght now she
4 B He takes me to a very expensive restaurant
is studying (study) the effec t of tele vision on our
_____
(take me to a / expen sive restau rant/ very)
dreams . Eva 5_____is just ___ __ (publish) the
result s of her latest study . going to publish 4 A Did you like the museum?
Sixty peopl e 6_____
helped (help) Eva with her
B Yes, it 's incredibly interesting
research . They completed a quest ionnaire and kept
(incredibly / be / interesting)
a diary of their dreams . She 7_ choosed
____ (choo se)
people who were either under 25 or over 55. When Eva
5 A Why didn 't you answer the phone w hen I
analyzed their di aries, she 8_____
discovered (discover) that called?
the younger people usually dreamed in color, whereas
B I 'm really busy
many in the older group often 9_____ (have)
had (be / real ly/ busy)
black-and -whit e dreams . Eva thinks that this is be cause
the older group 10__ has_ seen__ (see) TV shows in black
6 A Did you enjoy the movie?
and white when they were very young . She believes that
B Not really. It ___ _ boring
's a little
someth ing happened to their brains while they
11 (a little / bor ing / be)
have_ watched
___ _ (watch) TV at that time .

3 PRONUNCIATION the letters ea

a Check (✓) the groups where all three sounds are
the same .
1 dear near hea r ✓
2 already bread hear
3 easy ea rn beach
4 weather br eak sweater
5 j ea ns dream clean
6 gr eat speak wear

2 VOCABULARY modifiers b C,6.4 Listen and check . Then list e n again and
repeat the words.
a Re- order the letters in parentheses to mak e
modifiers. c Complete the sent e nces with the correct word
from a that rhymes with the bold word.
You need to choose restauran t s carefully in New York
because some are ve ry (yrev) expensi ve. 1 The sports fans wil l cheer when their favorite player
2 I had a _____ (aeryll) strange drea m last night, comes -'-'n.,._ea,,.,,
r'---- -
really
but I can' t remember all of it. 2 You'll fee l much better if you wear a
warm _ sweater
_ _ _ _
3 I can play the guitar, but I'm ______
not very _
(nto yvre) good. 3 Do your makeup, do your hair, and buy some nice
new clothes to ____
wear _
4 That test was __ fainly
_ _ _ (lifyar) d ifficult, but I t hink
I got most of the answers right. 4 Th ings aren't always as they seem whe n you see them
ina _dream
_ __ _
5 It's often co ld here in April, but it's usually a __
little _ _
(tetl il) better in May. d C,6.5 Listen an d c he ck. Then listen again and
6 You'll love Natalia. She's____
incredibly_ (eydlibri cn) nice . repeat the sentences.

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