Ex. 1 pag. 209
People take these on camping tricot help keep their clothes dry when it rains. (Plastic bags)
You’ll need one of these and a map to find out where to go. (Compass)
This is useful for drying clothes after you wash them. (Clothes line)
Today, most of the people have one of these with them when they go camping - it’s much safer. (Mobile phone)
You might need this for cutting wood or rope - or even your dinner. (Knife)
If you carry one of these, you won’t be so scared at night! (Torch)

Ex.2
Mandy. So let’s make a list of what we’ll need. A tent’s the first thing, obviously. And sleeping bags, of course. It won’t be warm enough to sleep without them. And don’t forget pillows - I forgot last time and i had to use my sweater. I woke up with a bed neck.

Ben. Right.Eating. We’ll need the cooking stove(?), so I can make delicious dinners - and don’t forget the ……… with plates and stuff. And a can opener. We forgot it last time, and we had to bring six tins of tomatoes back with us.

Mandy. OK. Bathroom stuff. A couple of towels should be enough - we can wash them . I’ll need my biggish bag for soap and shampoo. And insect repellent, so we don’t get bitten by mosquitoes. Better take a First Aid Kit too, in case we have any accidents. Oh and don’t forget two rooms of toilet paper. Campsites never have enough.

Ben.What about entertainment? We can take my little radio for a bit of music.

Mandy. And a pack of playing cards in case you get bored with conversation!

Ex. 1 pag. 210
Rainforest are destroyed every year.
White rhinos are found in Africa.
Thousands of computers are made every day.
Our world is threatened by pollution.
Millions of cars are sold every year.
Many drivers are caught every year.
New computers virus are created all the time.

Ex. 2
Children aren't given maths tests every week.
Robots aren't being used in this factory.
English isn’t spoken by everyone in Japan.
Dinner isn’t being cooked by Dave.
God isn’t found in Britain.
The chairs aren’t being mended.
Ice hockey isn’t played all year round.

Ex. 3
1. Are taken
2. Are read
3. Are sorted
4. Are bought
5. Are delivered
6. Is forgotten
7. Are opened

Ex. 4
1. Why is ground being prepared?
2. How many mobile phones are sold in the UK?
3. Where is these mp3 players made?
4. How is  the chicken being cooked?
5. When is  his new CD being released?

Ex. 5
Have to be frozen
Are broken
Are putted
Must be transported
Are cooked

Ex. 6
whose
who
which
who
which
who
which

Ex. 7
Sally, who is my sister in low, likes camping.
The tent, with i bought in sale, has already broken.
I really like my new sleeping bag, which is purple and green.
Jerry, who is my husband name, doesn’t like travelling
The campsite, which we found on the internet, is close to the beach.
Last year we bought our last caravan which is brilliant.

Ex. 8
The hospital in Southampton, where I was born, is going to be closed next year.
Ferdi’s sports car, which can reach speed’s of 220 km per hour, is extremely expensive.
Emma and Joe who got married last year, have decided to move to Istanbul.
Scala night-club in Manchester, where I met sally, is an amazing place.
Lindhams restaurant, which is opposite is very famous the golf club.