Auld Lang Syne

3&4 Revise and Check Key

GRAMMAR
a 1 a  3 a  5 a  7 c   9 c
   2 c  4 b  6 c  8 a  10 b
b 1 ’ll / will be lying  2 will…have started    3 has landed / lands   4 drink   5 finish / ’ve finished.

VOCABULARY
a 1 gate                       3 aisle        5 jet lag
   2 baggage reclaim   4 turbulence
b 1 lately   3 hard      5 especially
   2 even    4 luggage
c 1 blew       3 poured   5 took
   2 dropped 4 got
d 1 blizzard (The others relate to wind.)   2 chilly (The others relate to hot temperatures.)
3 damp (The others are nouns.)    4 bright (The others relate to cold temperatures.)
5 drought (The others relate to storms.)
e 1 in     3 up     5 place
   2 off   4 after

PRONUNCIATION
a 1 hardly  3 lounge   5 trolley
   2 clear    4 humid
b 1 eventually  3 especially   5 hurricane
   2 gradually   4 passenger

CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
a No. There are a dozen professionals and a handful of people who have ever tried it.
b 1 D 2 E 3 A 4 F 5 C

4B conditionals, and future time clauses Key

a 2 a and b 3 a 4 b 5 b and c 6 c 7 a and c 8 a and b 9 a 10 c 11 b 12 a and c 13 b and c 14 a and b 15 c

4 A Future Perfect and Continuous Key

a 1 won’t be thinking
2 ’ll (still) be working; ’ll have been promoted
3 will have left
4 won’t be using
5 won’t have gone; ’ll (still) be watching
6 ’ll have graduated; ’ll be looking for
7 won’t have had
8 Will (you) be coming
9 Will (you) be picking me up
10 will (they) have visited
11 ’ll have finished; ’ll be celebrating
12 won’t have saved

3B VOCABULARY Adverbs and adverbial phrases

1 Confusing adverbs and adverbial phrases
2 ever 3 hardly 4 specially 5 in the end 6 even 7 near 8 late 9 nearly 10 lately 11 at the end 12 hard 13 yet 14 at the moment 15 still 16 actually.
2 Comment adverbs
1 apparently 2 obviously 3 basically 4 eventually 5 Ideally 6 gradually 7 in fact 8 anyway

3B GRAMMAR adverbs and adverbial phrases

a 2 do you really mean that; were absolutely awful
3 England played well
4 Unfortunately, England never play well
5 were incredibly lucky
6 do you ever have
7 To be honest, England were quite lucky
8 were extremely lucky
9 Personally, I thought both teams played badly; England were a bit better,
especially in the second half
10 in Munich next, so let’s see how they do there.

b 2 slowly 3 quickly 4 earlier that day 5 obviously 6 actually 7 angrily 8 a little 9 badly 10 incredibly 11 here 12 always 13 well 14 naturally 15 in quarter of an hour

3A narrative tenses key

a 1 hadn’t noticed, had stopped 2 had been (carefully) saving, had been concentrating,
had been watching, had (only) been looking  3 was leaving, was happening, were looking

b 2 asked 3 mentioned 4 had been looking 5 had accused / accused 6 had searched / searched 7 made 8 had said 9 jumped up 10 made 11 had never seen 12 drove 13 parked 14 had taken place 15 came 16 started17 had never stolen 18 made 19 found   20 had stopped 21 were watching

3A so / such…that key

a 2 such a 3 so many 4 such 5 so many 6 so 7 such a 8 such 9 so much 10 so

b 2 The film was so bad (that) we left after half an hour.
   3 The food was so disgusting (that) nobody could eat it.
   4 He made so many / such a lot of mistakes (that) the boss sacked him.
   5 It was such beautiful music (that) everyone stopped to listen.
   6 They were such good seats (that) we had a perfect view.
   7 There was so much / such a lot of traffic (that) we missed our flight.
   8 Joe ate so many biscuits (that) he felt sick.

1&2 Revise and Check Key

GRAMMAR
a 1 about  2 did   3 does 4 Have 5 been
b 1 a 2 b  3 b 4 c 5 b 6 b 7 a  8 c 9 a 10 c

VOCABULARY
a 1 tempered  2 absent  3 fisted4 confident  5 fashioned
b 1 bleed 2 swollen 3 bandage 4 toothache 5 rash
c 1 feel 2 sprained 3 fainted 4 fit  5 getting changed
d 1 plain (The others are a pattern.)
   2 smart (The others are a type of material.)
   3 collar (The others are adjectives.)
   4 lycra (The others are items of clothing.)
   5 scruffy (The others are positive adjectives.)
e 1 over 2 down 3 throw  4 up 5 hang

PRONUNCIATION
a 1 ache  2 suede 3 striped 4 wear 5 cough
b 1 incredibly 2 big-headed 3 antibiotics 4 swimsuit 5 fashionable.

CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
a Shamans go into a trance and then try to find solutions for people’s problems.
b  1 b 2 c 3 b 4 a

2B adjectives Key

a 2 The French 3 homeless people 4 Japanese girl5 ✓ 6 The Spanish 7 the poor 8 ✓
   9 The Chinese 10 The young.

b 2 blue denim 3 awful modern 4 big dark 5 long black silk 6 beautiful old wooden
  7 small black leather 8 delicious Thai 9 short curly brown 10 new striped