CHANGE
1
A
1
People with many
talents can adjust
to it well and
tend to fi nd a new job quickly.
2
It’s caused
damage to
family relationships.
3
It’s had
a positive e ect on the quality of life of people in the developing
world .
4
It revolutionised
the way people
think about war.
B
Suggested
answers:
1
losing your
job/being made unemployed
2
TV, mobile phones,
the internet
3
medicine, better
crops, provision of water pumps/wells
4
news broadcasts,
24-hour news, photographs of war, blogs/ forums/social
media, a particular war film.
ARTICLES
2A
1 The
2 –
3 a
4 the
5 –
6 the
7 a
8 –
9 a
10 an
11 the
12 the
13 –
14 the
15 the
16 –
17 the
18 –
B
1 a)
2 b)
3 b)
4 c)
5 a)
ADVERTISING
3
launch 1 break
2 gap
3 set
4 increase,
reduce 5 promote
6 advertise
7 endorse.
CONDITIONALS
4A
1 ’d,
’ll 2 ’d,
’ll 3 ’ll,
would 4 ’re,
wouldn’t be
B
1 Supposing
2 would
3 are
4 will
put 5 provided
6 will
put 7 saw
8 wouldn’t
9 would
be 10 unless.
SUGGESTING
IDEAS
5
A: It’
d be
great if we could have the class party at a four-star hotel.
B:
That wouldn’t be
my fi rst
choice. How
much do you feel about the school cafeteria?
C:
The school
cafeteria? To be honest, it/that
wouldn’t
work. How does
Pizza Rizza strike you?
B:
That’s not
a bad idea at
all.
A:
Actually, I think
we’re on the wrong track
here. I think
we should go for somewhere nicer.
B:
OK. Suppose
we try the Four
Seasons or the Hilton?
A:
I’m torn
between the
two, but the Four Seasons is closer.
C:
OK. Let ’s
go with that.
