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Exercise 5:

1. Surgeons are caring. They are kind and helpful

2. Tenagers are miserable. They are always in a bad mood

3. Business people are hard-working. They put a loto f effort into their work

4. Journalists are arrogant. They think they are better than other people

5. Politicians are outgoing. They are confident and sociable

6. Farmers are sensible. They don’t make silly decisions

Exercise 6:

1. No, I don’t

2. David is the most unlike and Rani is the most like

3. My ambition is to become a good volleyball player

Exercise 7:

1. Caring/Selfish

2. Cheerful/Miserable

3. Hard-working/Lazy

4. Modest/Arrogant

5.Outgoing /Shy

6.Sensible /Crazy

Exercise 8:

1. Experienced/Inexperienced

2. Fair/Unfair

3. Honest/Dishonest

4. Popular/Unpopular

5. Responsible/Irresponsible

Exercise 9:

1. Phil is an experienced skier. He goes to the mountains every year

2. Ted’s an honest. He never tells lies

3. I never ask Sara to look after my pet. She is so irresponsible

4. Mr Morgan is very fair. He treats all his students equally

5. Everybody likes Emma. She’s really popular

6. I’m worried about going in a car with Cara because she’s an inexperienced driver. She only passed her test recently

7. Paul’s only sixteen, but he seems to be much older. He’s so sensible and responsible

Exercise 10:

1. Camilla is anin experienced skier. He doesn’t go to the mountains

2. Camilla’s an honest. She never tells lies

3. I usually ask Camilla to look after my pet. She is so responsible

4. Miss Beltramini is very fair. She treats all his students equally

5. Everybody likes Camilla. She’s really popular

6. I’m worried about going in a car with Monica because she’s an inexperienced driver. She only passed her test recently

7. Michela’s only sixteen, but she seems to be much older. She’s so sensible and responsible

Exercise 11:

1. Disappointed with

2. Good at

3. Interested in

4. Involved in

5. Keen on

6. Passionate about

7. Serious about

8. Responsible for

Exercise 12:

1. What sort of things are you interested in?

2. What after-school activities are you involved in?

3. What bands and singers are you keen on?

4. What sports or games are you good at?

5. What sorto f things are you serious about?

6. What jobs at home are you responsible for?

7.Which marks in your last exams were you disappointed with?

8. What are you most passionate about?

Exercise 13:

1. What sort of things are you interested in? I’m interested in sport

2. What after-school activities are you involved in? After-school I’m involved in sport

3. What bands and singers are you keen on? I’m keen on One Republic and Ed Sheeran

4. What sports or games are you good at? I’m good at volleyball

5. What sort of things are you serious about? I’m serious about all the things

6. What jobs at home are you responsible for? I’m responsible for cooking

7.Which marks in your last exams were you disappointed with? I was disappointed with five in Maths in my last exam

8. What are you most passionate about? I’m most passionate about volleyball

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Exercise 1:

My role models are Lucia Bosetti and Giulia Leonardi. They are volleyball player, they play in Serie A. they are my role models becuase they are very humile, positive and serious.

Exericse 2:

1. Who inspires you? Richard Branson

2. What does he do? He owns Virgin Atlantic

3. Why do you admire him? Because he’s so energetic and successful

4. Does he give any money to charity? Yes,he’s very generous

5. Which charities does he give money to? Different African charities, I think

6. Have you ever met him? No, never

7. What is he doing now? He’s developing the first ever spaceport

8. Are you similar to him in any way? Yes, in some ways I am

Exercise 3:

Present simple: Why do you admire him?

Present Continuous: What is he doing now?

Present Perfect: Have you ever met him?

Exercise 4:

1. ‘Who inspires you?’ ‘The person who inspires me is Aung San Suu Kyi’

2. ‘Who is that?’ ‘She’s the Burmese Nobel Peace laureate’

3. ‘Why do you admire her?’ ‘I admire her because she’s 100 percent loyal to the people of her country’

4. ‘What does she believe in?’ ‘She believes in non-violent action’

5. ‘Have ever seen her?’ ‘No, I haven’t seen her, but I’ve listened to her speaking’

6. ‘What is she doing now?’ ‘She’s working foe peace, democracy and human rights’

Exercise 5:

1. a. Who enjoys swimming?

   b. What does Viv enjoy?

2. a. Who has tried?

   b. What does Nail try?

3. a. Who can speak?

   b. How many languages does Rosie speak?

4. a. Who has visited?

   b. Which capital city has David visited?

5. a. Who is thinking about food?

   b. What does Tom think about?

Exercise 6:

1. I’m not reading at the moment

2. I spend most money on November

3. It takes me five minute sto get to school

4. I go shopping for clothes six times a year

5. I usually have lunch with my family

6. Giulia Leonardi inspires me

Exercise 7:

1. What are you reading at the moment? I’m reading a book about Steve Jobs

2. When do you spend most money? I spend most money on September

3. How long does it take you to get to school? It takes me twenty minutes

4. How many times do you go shopping for clohes? I go shopping for clothes ten times a year

5. Have usually you lucnh with? I usually have lunch with my friends

6. Who inspires you? Chiara Ferragni inspires me