UNIT 1
Ex. 1 pag. 4 -Reading-
rude
down
criticism
scene
naughty
frustrated
overprotective
approach
relaxed
willing
permission
refuse
prioritise
goals
prove
trust
contradict
calm
confident
get along with
guidance
optimistic

Ex. 2 Pag. 4 -Reading comprehension questions-
A
C
B
B
A

Ex. B Pag. 5 -Vocabulary Building Exercises-
ambitious -> have a strong desire to be successful, rich or powerful.
critical -> find fault with whatever one does.
sensitive -> early upset by things that are said
arrogant -> be sometimes unpleasantly proud was if and behave as if they are more important than others.
easy-going -> not be easily annoyed , worried or upset.
creative -> always like to invent and develop original ideas.
reserved -> always hide their feelings

Ex. C Pag. 5
offer
accept
lose

Ex. D Pag. 5
-
+
-
-
+
+
-
+
+
-

Ex. E Pag. 5
a quarrel develops7takes place.
a friendship develops/grows/strengthens
a problem arises

Ex. F Pag. 5
fond
attached
responsible
appeal

Ex. A Pag. 6 -Present forms-
is working
are always criticising / don’t know/ are doing
are having
tastes / don’t like
prefers
is thinking
is / getting used

Ex. B pag. 7 -Communication-
does / work
does / cost
do / spend
has / stayed
has / been
does / leave
do / think
is / living

Ex. C pag. 7
b
d
c
a
b
d
c
d

Ex. D pag. 7
have known
been
yet
before
have been travelling
been / since
haven’t heard / for
have gone / yet

Ex. E pag. 7
haven’t released
is disappearing
has cut down
have cost
become
are doing
need

Ex. A Pag. 8 -Appearance-
average
slander
elderly
oval / freckled
balding / spiky / dreadlocked / bushy / wiry
torn / shabby / conservative

Ex. B Pag. 8
as
like
image
alike
similar

Ex. C Pag. 8
mid
long
blonde
formal
informal

Ex. D pag. 9 -Personality-
i
c
h
d
b
e
a
f

Ex. E pag. 9
Positive and negative adjectives
inconsistent
dishonest
irresponsible
un/disable
impatient
Positive and negative abstract nuns
inconsistency
dishonesty
irresponsibility
in / disability
impatient

Ex. F pag. 9
fragile
conflicting
hostile

Ex. G Pag. 9 -Antonyms-
deceitful
cruel
arrogant
indiscreet unreliable

Ex. H Pag. 9
decisive / ability
aggressive
ambitious
superficial

Ex I pag. 9
by
out
up
up
on
up
off
down

Ex. J Pag. 9
counts
confidence
priorities
critical
humor

Ex. K pag. 9
of
on
smoking
effort
is

Ex. A pag. 10 - pre-listening activity -
No, I don’t because I think that not all of the things that my friends say are right. Something can be wrong and I want to make mistakes with my head.
Yes, I do because most of the things that they suggest me really help me.
Arguing with friends and don’t know what to do most of the time make me feel depressed.

Ex. B pag. 10
C
B
C
A
A
C

Ex. of speaking pag. 12
other -> other’s
interesting -> interested
which -> who , like -> as
of -> from , in -> of
at -> on , of -> with
frustrating -> frustrated
good -> well
like -> alike
alike -> like
is -> are , to -> from

PART 1 -Questions about yourself- (family and relationships)
In my family there are four people: my dad, my mum, my sister and I. We live in an apartment in the center of Cervignano, a town situated in the south of Udine. My parents have been married since 1998 but they still love each other as the first time. My sister and I sleep in the same room and it’s difficult for us to have some privacy but we like to sleep together.
I don’t get on well so much with my sister. she is five years younger than me so we have different interests so when she want to play with me I can’t because I have to study and i don’t really like barbie anymore.
When I need advise I turn to my mum because I know that she supports me and give me very useful suggestions.
My best friend is very similar to me. She is as tall as I am and her cubby face is framed by long brown wavy hair. She has green eyes that change colour and became darker when the weather change. She isn’t skinny but she isn’t even fat, I really like her body and I can’t imagine her in a different way. She likes wearing sporty clothes but when there is a party of something like that, she prefers wear something more elegant. She is one of the most sweet and funny person I have ever met, one of her best quality is to support you in hard moments and never gives up. I really love my best friend and i can’t imagine a life without her.

 

 

Ex. B. Set 1 pag. 13
Similarities
both photos show a family that spend time together and they are both enjoying the moment.
Differences
Picture A -> there is a family of four people, two children and their parents. They have got two bicycles and they are spending their time outside, on the river of a lake. I suppose it’s summer because they are wearing t-shirts and shorts.
Picture B -> There is a family of three people, a child with his parents. They are spending their time inside a bowling. I think it’s autumn or a season like this because they are wearing long clothes.

Ex. C. Set 2
Similarities
Both photos show people that are spending time together outside and they seem to enjoy it.
Differences
Picture C -> There are four people, I guess their are friends, at the seaside. In this photo is summer but it isn’t a really hot day because even if they are at the seaside, they are wearing clothes.
Picture D -> In this photo there are two people, maybe a wife and her husband that are planting a plant.

Ex. A pag. 14
F
INF
INF
F
SF

Ex. B pag. 14
However
Although
As well as
Both
For example

Ex. C pag. 14
The person I admire most is my mom. Her name is Ilva, she is 47 and she came from Puglia. She has got short black straight hair, dark brown eyes, a french nose and thin lips. Her face is long and thin and her skin is always lite brown, so it's like she is tanned(?) all the year. She is two centimetres smaller than me, she has an average body and I really like her style. I think she is one of the most gorgeous person I have ever met. She is kind, polite, helpful and she can help you always. She has a really strong personality and I really like it. She isn’t shy or arrogant with other people and she is always ready to start a conversation with everybody. She works as a nurse in a hospital in Cervignano, she does vaccines and everybody says that she is really good. I love my mum because she helps me and gives lovely advises every time I need. I can’t imagine a life without her by my side, I’m really proud to have a mum like her.

Ex. D pag. 14
B
I'd use a semi-formal style
Yes, I should
It is to make the rider understand what she is like and how our friendship began.
I would divide my article into 3 parts
A
In the main body i would write the physical and moral features of that person

Ex. H pag. 15
The most influential teacher I’ve ever had is my english teacher. She has a strong personality and she doesn’t get influences by other’s opinion. If she believes that what she thinks is correct, there is nothing that can change her idea even if it’s wrong. She prefers to get wrong with her own head and I like it. Her lessons are very interested and I like the way she teaches us. She is strict and she wants us to study every time we have lessons together because if we don’t, we get left behind and that’s completely true.

Ex. of reading pag. 16
G
B
I
A
C
E
H

Ex. of reading and comprehension pag. 16
D
C
A

Ex. A pag. 17
Beneficial
Preference
Informative
Graduation, graduates
Absent

Ex. B pag. 17
Entails
Enforce
Enquired

Ex. C pag. 17
Accommodation
Drop outs
Attendance
Freshmen
Distraction
Subjects

Ex. D pag. 17
back
round
up
about
out

Ex. A pag. 18
Had never read
was driving, appeared
got, had left
was carrying, ran
had no sooner gone, heard
was washing, was fixing
had already entered, saw
had/been studying, went
was, bought
was raining, were playing

Ex. B pag. 19
who did the man give a helping hand to?
Where did Ron leave for?
How long had he been teaching before he got married?
Why Kate was waiting outside the hospital for half and hour?
Where had he been working for before he retired?
Where
Where had my parents no sooner got then they heard the telephone ringing?
How long had she known him before disappeared?

Ex. C pag. 19
would
didn’t
didn’t use to
Did he used to be
didn’t use to go

Ex. D pag. 19
was he like
did he look like
did she behave
did you do

Ex. E pag. 19
was sitting
was
was
had taken
disappeared
were going
thought
would be
was playing
got
looked
didn’t find

 

Ex. A pag.20
fool
eggs
wreath
tricks
bonfire
carols
turkey
parades

Ex. B pag. 20
have
give
celebrate
be present at
have

Ex. C pag. 20
bonfire night
a carnival
halloween
a baptism
a graduation ceremony

Speaking pag. 20
In my country we use to celebrate a traditional wedding. We use to celebrate it in a church with a priest and a chorus. Normally, when the bride comes into the church with her dad, a musician starts playing a typical sound that every culture use to use during a wedding. The bridegroom waits for his bride at the altar and when she comes near him, the ceremony begins. Generally, the bride sits on the left and the bridegroom on the right and their family sit on their respective part. At the end of the ceremony, when the spouses have finished to say their promises, the bridesmaid brings them their wedding rings. When the ceremony ends, all of the people go to the reception and after they move to the official meal. The bride use to wear a white dress and the bridegroom a suit. During the meal the can be music and you can dance and enjoy your time. At the end of the meal, the spouses cut their wedding cake and they all eat it together.

Ex. D pag. 21
dress up
come round
try it on
hang up

 

Ex. E pag. 21
of
up
on
in
on
to
with
on
in

Ex. F pag. 22
take place
make
happy
be there
previous
getting to

Ex. G pag. 22
The letter B is more suitable than the letter A because it uses informal and friendly words.

Ex. A pag. 23
Yes, I like. I like going to my friends' parties or even to disco parties.
I usually go to my father’s friends house and we have dinner all together. we always spend lovely time together and when midnight arrives, we always use to see fireworks from the garden.
No, never.
My next birthday will be on the 6th oh may 2018

Ex. B pag. 23
New Year’s Resolutions
a new job
out the universities
joint party
the father’s hotel
an awfully expensive
the school hall
cat fish brothers
sense of humor
50

SPEAKING - Improve your speaking skills -
why don’t we start with the halloween party?
I think is a good idea, isn’t it?
how about organising a karaoke competition?
why don’t you choose something more interesting?
this isn’t the best choice we could make
we’ve talked about everything except for the school trip

 

 

Ex. C pag. 25
1)b
2)b
3)b
4)a

Ex. A pag. 26
1. I prefer sending them text messages because it’s faster and easier.
2. I would refer him the address, the time, who will be there, the way he has to dress up and what we will do there.
3.b
4.a

Ex. B pag. 26
1.C
2.I
3.I
4.C
5.C
6.I
7.C

 

Ex. C pag. 26
1)Preparations have already started for this big event.
2) I’m sure we’ll have a fantastic and memorable evening.
3) The graduation ceremony will be held at the university’s Great Hall.
4)Now let me tell you about the ceremony itself.

Ex. D pag. 26
Hi Lucy,
How are you? I haven’t heard you for ages.
I’m writing you because you are invited at my sister’s party. She is getting engaged and she is giving an engagement party, she is very happy for this. her boyfriend is helping her with all of the stuff’s party. It will be on Saturday, the 5th of July 2017 at eight o’clock.
It will be a pool party and there will be even a professional DJ and a official photographer too. We’ll dance a lot and there will be a barbecue too. You know, John (my sister’s boyfriend) wants to try the new grill that his father gave to him for his 24th birthday and he is so exited for this. So that’s all, we will enjoy our time together so much! Can’t wait for your answer.
Lots of kisses,
Yours, Giorgia.

1. I’m writing to my friend Lucy.
2. The purpose of my letter is to invite a friend to my sister’s party.
3.b
4.b
5.a

 

Ex. H pag. 27
Dear Samuel,
How are you?
Sorry if I haven’t written you recently but in this period I was busy every day.
I’m writing you because I want to invite you to spend the Christmas Day with my family and I at my home. I hope you are free because I really want to see you, I miss you. I’m spending these days before Christmas doing preparations, you have to see our living room now, there is a big christmasy tree near the television. My mum bought a lot of food because on Christmas day there will be all of my family and I hope you will be there too, we will eat a lot and I know that you love eating so that’s perfect. We’ll also unwrap presents and we’ll sing carols together even if you don’t like singing because you think you have a bad voice. What do you think about this Christmas program? Do you like it? If you do, I will wait for you at my place on the 24th of December, you can come at 10 a.m.
Lots of love,
Giorgia.

Unit 3
Reading pa. 28
1 G
2 A
3 I
4 E
5 B
6 H
7 D
Reading Comprehension Questions pag. 28
1) c
2)a
3)a

Ex. A pag. 29
1) satisfy
2)involves
3)defend
4)swallowing
5)chew
6)deteriorate
7)devoured

Ex. B pag. 29
1)original
2)substance
3)assumption
4)production
5) failures
6)abandoned
7)profitable

 

 

Ex. C pag. 29
1)off
2)off
3)up
4)down on
5)in
6)out

Ex. D pag. 29
1)out
2)off
3)away

Ex. A pag. 30
1)will be studying
2)I’ll have
3)will have forgotten
4)will be checking
5)will have finished, come
6)arrive
7)will..help
8)won’t give
9) will not have sent
10)will be travelling
11) won’t have reached
12)will be watching

Ex. B pag. 31
1) He is going to be a musician  one day.
2) I’m going to spend my holiday abroad this year.
3) I won’t be late tonight.
4) I’m going to listen to music from the radio.
5) I will cook dinner tonight.

Ex. C pag. 31
1) be coming- have come
2)will drive- will be driving
3)will finish- finishes
4)will feed- feed
5)have attended-be attending
6)travel-have been travelling
7)have-be having
8)work-have been working

Ex. D pag. 31
1)c
2)c
3)b
4)a
5)b

Ex. E pag. 31
1)exists
2)contains
3)believe
4)will  be
5)will be working
6)will be supplying
7)comes
8)will make
 
Ex. A Pag.32
1)g
2)a
3)b
4)f
5)h
6)e
7)d

Ex. B pag. 32
1)accident
2)stumbled
3)ambulance
4)operation
5)set
6)plaster
7)crutches
8)pink

Ex. C pag. 33
1)c
2)b
3)a
4)d

Ex. D pag. 33
1.c
2.e
3.a
4.f
5.b

Ex. E pag. 33
1.set off
2.pull out, crashed
3.ran into/crashed into
4.ran over

 

 

Ex. F pag. 33
1.onto/into
2.off
3.of
4.with
5.in
6.on/against
7.in
8.in
9.for
10.to
11.at

Ex. G pag. 34
I chose b because the letter is written in an informal style while a is written in a formal style.

Ex. H pag. 34
1. N
2. P
3. P
4.P
5.N
6.P
7.N
8.N
9.P

Ex. I pag. 34
1.to get over
2.throw it off
3.on top of the world
4.sound as a bell
5.run down

Ex. B pag. 35
1. B
2. C
3.F
4. A
5.D

Speaking pag.36

1. did-made
2. of-from
3.at-on
4. from-of
5. from-of
6. queue-turn

Part 1 pag. 36
1. No, I’m not often down with a bad cold.
2. I use to visit doctor’s once a mouth.
3. Yes, I do because in case of necessity I could help a person life- threatening

Ex. A pag. 36
1. How about
2. Maybe we could
3.If I were
4. I’d suggest
5. Why not

Ex. D pag. 37
2, 4, 6, 8

Ex. A pag. 38
2, 4, 6, 9, 10

Ex. B pag. 38 
1. I can’t come to your house today because I have to go to the dentist.
2. I can’t out for a drink because I have children pox.
3. Sure! I’d love to go camping together next weekend.

Ex. C pag. 38
Dear Mark,
Thanks for the invitation. I’d really like to come to your house at the sea, I will be there on Monday at 10a.m.. It will be three hours by car but it’s fine, I can’t see the time to see you, it’s been a long time. I’m really exited about all of the super activities that we’ll do together, I will take a lot of pictures for remember this moments forever. Yesterday I bought two new summer costumes and what a better occasion to try them on next week? Thank you for have think about me for this week holiday, see you on monday!
Steve

Ex. D pag. 38
1.I’m writing to Mark
2.b
3.a
4. The purpose of my email is to inform Mark to not being able to come at your home.

Ex. H pag. 39
Hi John,
Thanks for have inviting me to the photography exhibition, I’m really very glad to come and you know, I really love photograph. I’ve always hope to take part in an event like this so I can’t see the time to come even because I know that your brother is really good at taking photos.
I’m very excited! What kind of photos there will be? I love every type of photo.
I’m looking forward to seeing you.
Take care,
David

 

 

UNIT 4 -SECTION A-

Ex. 1 pag. 40
b
b
b
c
c

Ex. A pag. 41
homicide
blamed
breed
reflected
familiar
applied
justice
link
incidence
originates
resort
pick
innocence
repercussions
outbreak
detention
break
plead

Ex. B pag. 41
enforcement
rate
record
delinquency
penalità
prevention
imprisonment
alarm
theft
protection
bars

Ex. C pag. 41
table 1:
accusation
execution
conviction
prosecution
prosecutor
charge
suspicion
suspect
arrest
defense
defendant
offense
offender
sentence
condemnation

table 2:
shoplifter
forgery
forger
blackmail
blackmailer
smuggling
smuggle
burglary
burglar
hijacking
hijacker
joyriding
joyrider
mugging
mugger
vandalise
vandal
kidnapping
kidnapper
terrorism
terrorise
robbery
robber
theft
murderer

Ex. C pag. 41
accused
charged
sentenced/condemned
convicted
prosecuted
suspected

Ex. A pag. 42
can’t
should
could
can
can
have to

Ex. B pag. 42
you should go to the dentist
they can’t be at home
she may be late/ she may not come
you don’t have to take with you any warm clothes
would you please close the window?
can I help you crossing the road?

Ex. C pag. 43
she can’t have won the prize
she may have lost her keys
they may have rented a house in the suburbs
she didn’t have to do the laundry
you should have packed earlier
he may have overslept

 

Ex. D pag. 43
oughtn’t ho have
had
must
didn’t have to
was able to
needn't have
could have

Ex. E pag. 43
must
cannot
might
needn’t
have to
used to
should

Ex. A pag. 44
release
flee
defend
convict
alibi
witness
victim
interrogation
demonstration

Ex. B pag. 44
commit
put
stand
pass
restore
catch
receive

Ex. C pag. 44
incidence
slums
rate
roam
involve

Ex. D pag. 44
rustling
crashing
creaking
harsh
clicking

Ex. E pag. 45
verbs of walking and moving
tip toe
crawl
limp
dash
wander
stride
creep
verbs of speaking
moan
groan
whisper
exclaim
yell
gasp
shriek
mumble

striding
moaning
shrieking
limping
staggered

Ex. F pag. 45
verbs of seeing /looking
glimpse
stare
glance
gaze
peep
peer
glare

verbs of crying
sop
weep
shed

peered
stare
sobbed
glanced

Ex.G pag. 45
threatening
nervously
deeply
skillfully

Ex. H pag. 46
gorgeous
evil
nasty
massive
bulking
enormous
minute
dazzling
dim
overcast

Ex. I pag. 46
-
+
+
-
-
+
-
+
-
-
+
-

Ex. J pag. 46
might have been
made
was tip-toeing
took
crawled
saw
kept

Ex. A pag. 47
yes, I do.
because most of the time they can make money
because they want to advise people about this danger

Ex. B pag. 47
B
C
B
A
B
C
A
B

 

SPEAKING Pag. 48
is -> are, with -> in
of -> for
for -> of, at -> to
at -> on, of -> from
for -> to
on -> in
at -> in
like -> as
steal -> stealing , in -> for

PART 1 Pag. 48
I live in Cervignano del Friuli. / yes, it is.
No, we haven’t.
No, I don’t.
they are punished with a penalty.

Ex. B pag. 49

SIMILARITIES
Both pictures shows people being involved in crimes. Both of them are young people and are storing something.

DIFFERENCES
Picture A
inside
stealing clothes
caught by a guard.

Picture B
outside
stealing a car
not caught

Ex. C pag. 49
SIMILARITIES
Both pictures shows guards that are punishing someone. They are outdoors.

DIFFERENCES
Picture C
it may be a serious crime because the young man have been arrested

Picture D
traffic policeman-traffic offence, check of driver’s driving license

Ex. A pag. 50
after some time
finally
when
while
immediately

Ex. D pag. 50
I’m going to write yay story in first person
a
b
a
I can make my story sound interesting and pleasant to read with suspense.

Ex. C pag. 50
I have always known about the possibility of a robbery while you are in a bank but fortunately it has never happened those few times when I was there.

One day, before going to work, I decided to take the car and go to the bank for withdrawing a bit of money for the afternoon. As always I put my car in front of the bank and I went in. There weren't so many people so I thought I could take my money faster.

When it was my turn a big man pushed me apart, took out a gun and he started yelling in from of the banking. he wanted the keys of the security doors but fortunately in the queue, after me, there was a policeman that blocked him.
I couldn’t believe my luck and I sighed with relief.

UNIT 5
Choose the correct answer.
B
C
D
B
C

Ex. A pag. 53
1. prevent
2. active
3. protect
4. convince
5. tame
6. affection
7. adopt
8. extintion
9. poachers
10. protest
11. deny
12. respect
13. discourage
14. emissions
15. affects
16. awareness
17. threat
18. recycling
19. processing
20. products
21. goods
22. existence
23. donate

Ex. B pag. 53
1. layer
2. resources
3. warming
4. enegy
5. waste
6. issues
7. rain
8. dump

Ex. C pag. 53
1. reverse
2. conserve
3. preserve

Ex. d pag. 53
1. take
2. run

Ex. A pag. 54
1. hard ; like
2. lately
3. further
4. least
5. eldest
6. more ; better
7. badly
8. rudely
9. worse ; worse
10. much cheaper
11. politely
12. awkward ; like

Ex. B pag. 55
1. widely
2. highly
3. deeply
4. lately
5. freely
6. hardly

Ex. C pag. 55
1. I went to New York by car last weekend.
2. the child ran into his classroom quickly a few minutes ago.
3. Jennifer was born at 11.45 on Monday November 20th 1996.
4. Dorothy was studying quietly in her room all evening.
5. he often stays home at night.
6. they live in a house in the suburbs.

Ex. D pag. 55
1. I don’t drive as carefully as my brother.
2. I drive less carefully than my brother.
3. he’s the most intelligent student I’ve ever seen.
4. she is a better pianist than anyone else.
5. she plays the piano better than anyone else.
6. no one plays the piano as well as she does.
7. Mary behaves in a friendly way.
8. my jeans are the same as yours.
9. my jeans are similiar to yours.
10. it’s the worst film I’ve ever seen.

Ex. E pag. 55
1. true
2. constantly
3. effectively
4. negative
5. increasingly
6. apparent
7. deliberately
8. good
9. most
10. more
11. more

 

 

 

Ex. A pag. 56
1. resounces
2. waste
3. warming
4. layer
5. dump
6. energy
7. effect
8. fuels
9. spill
10. farm/mills

Ex. B pag. 56
1. conservation
2. consumption
3. contamination
4. destruction
5. organisation
6. pollution
7. preservation
8. prevention
9. production
10. reduction

 

 

 

Ex. C pag. 56
1. conservation
2. pollution
3. destroying
4. pollution
5. action
6. contaminated
7. preserve
8. destruction
9. production
10. prevention

Ex. D pag. 57
1. apart from this
2. thus
3. consequently
4. especially

Ex. E pag. 57
1. also
2. for instance
3. moreover
4. finally
5. however
6. furthermore
7. as a result

 

 

Ex. F pag. 58
1. g
2. d
3. f
4. b
5. c
6. a

Ex. G pag. 58
1. energy
2. recycling
3. transport
4. ozone
5. renewable
6. organic

Ex. A pag. 59
1. yes, I do.
2. no, I’m not.
3. because they want their crops grow faster.

Ex. B pag. 59
1. b
2. c
3. a
4. c
5. a
6. b
7. c

Speaking pag. 60
for -> of
of -> with
to -> in
from -> of, in -> to
for -> to
at -> into

Part 1 pag. 60
Cervignano is a small town near Palmanova. In this town live about 15.000 people and more of this people are young/middle age. There are a lot of schools, four supermarkets, a theatre, two banks and other shops like the grocery, the bakery and others.
I can ask the town hall to put more bins for the undifferentiated collection.
yes i do because it helps the environment.

Ex. C pag. 61
2,3,6,7

Ex. A tag. 62
1. the other hand
2. in favour of
3. argue that
4. consideration all the above
5. no doubt
6. not everyone would agree
7. contrary to

Ex. B pag. 62
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Ex. C pag. 62
A
…
B
…
…

Ex. G pag. 63
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Unit 6

Pag.64
Reading
Choose the correct answer.
1. c
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. a

Ex. A pag. 65
1. for
2. earn
3. meet
4. skills
5. advisors
6. clerical
7. manual
8. satisfying
9. well-paid
10. succeed
11. make
12. presupposes
13. assertive
14. steady
15. part-time
16. employees
17. efficient
18. redundant
19. laid off
20. replaced
21. welfare
22. regarded
23. vacancies

Ex. B pag. 65
1. permanent
2. paid
3. fixed
4. satisfied
5. unsuitable

Ex. C pag. 65
1. runs
2. sense
3. suffer
4. lack
5. productive
6. dictates

Ex. D pag. 65
Reject: unemployment
Fill:  a computer
Apply for: a tip
Hold: promotion

Grammar pag.66
Ex. A pag. 66
1. is
2. was
3. have
4. are
5. are
6. are
7. has
8. are
9. is
10. is, is
11. is
12. it
Ex. B pag. 67
1. piece
2. means
3. flashes, clap
4. items
5. cans
6. bags, cartons, bar, loaf

Ex. C pag. 67
1. herd
2. pile
3. swarm
4. flights
5. set
6. pile
7. staff
8. group
Ex. D pag. 67
1. a few
2. a few
3. none of
4. few
5. little
6. little
7. none of
8. a little

Ex. E pag. 67
1. every
2. Each
3. any
4. many
5. most
6. neither

Ex. F pag. 67
1. either of them, working as a
2. neither of
3. them, both of them
4. neither of
5. both, them both

Ex. G pag. 67
1. well
2. likely
3. some
4. suitably
5. calm
6. confident
7. clearly
8. skills
9. organisational
10. problem-solving
11. fluency
12. any
13. one
14. personal
15. patience
16. enthusiasm
17. dedication
18. persuasion

Ex. A pag. 68
vacances
application, experience , qualifications
applicants, interview
employed, firm

Ex. B pag. 68
gain
develop
work
earn
cope with
show
reject
apply for
take

Ex. C pag. 68
efficient, promoted
blue collar
wage
salaries, discontent, strike
employee, raise
career
ends
redundant
ladder

Ex. D pag. 69
opportunity
responsibility
prospects
benefit
promotion

Ex. E pag. 69
taking on
take over
turned.. down
took up
get on
looking for

Ex. F pag. 69
to
in
in
of
in
for
of
in
on
in
to
in
on
of

Ex. G pag. 70
for
in
at
in
from
in
in
with
of
for
in
in
in
in
in
from

Ex. H pag. 70
inefficiency
unsuitability
unwillingness
indecisiveness
impatience
indecency
inconsistency
unreliability
irrationality
impracticality
impoliteness

Ex. I pag. 70
for
in
of
for
at
for
of
with
of
for

Ex. J pag. 70
at
to, in
of