Pag. 42 es. 1

1. art gallery
2. best-seller, writer
3. documentary, TV presenter, ballet, costume, stage
4. picture
5. hit, band

es. 2

1. statue, painting, artist
2. novel, novelist, literature
3. director, actor, set
4. post, chat, like
5. singer, performance, concert

es. 3

I like to study alone because I get easily distracted when there's other people around. I like to study in the evening because I want to enjoy the best part of the day and I usually study with the TV on at low volume, because when there's complete silence I hear every little sound the furniture makes and I get scared, so I use the sound of the TV to mask these little sounds.

Pag. 43 es. 4

In my opinion, Ernest Hemingway has the strangest writing habit, as he used to write standing up.

es. 5

1. novelist
2. playwright
3. composer
4. poet
5. scriptwriter
6. journalist

es. 6

2. composer
3. journalist
4. novelist
5. playwright
6. poet
7. scriptwriter
8. songwriter

es. 7

2. science fiction
3. cookbook
4. travel guide
5. crime story
6. classic noved
7. encyclopedia
8. ghost story
9. fairy tails
10. biography

es. 9

2. a chapter in a novel
3. an episode of a sitcom
4. a scene in a film
5. a track on an album
6. a verse in a poem

es. 10

1. episodes - sitcom
2. verses
3. play - act
4. chapters
5. scene
6. track - album

Pag. 235 es. 32 from Grammar in Progress

1. must go
2. mustn't park
3. must admit
4. Must I call
5. mustn't play
6. must be

es. 33

1. mustn't - D
2. must - A
3. must - C
4. mustn't - B
5. must - E
6. must - C

es. 34

1. must
2. must
3. must
4. have to
5. Do you have to
6. had to
7. must
8. Must you really

es. 35

1. I must remember to buy a present for Paolo. This Saturday it's his birthday.
2. You have to try this lemon ice cream. It's delicious!
3. We have to try finishing the project as soon as possible.
4. The tournament's players must read carefully the rules.
5. You mustn't add salt if you're making sauce with bacon
6. Here in the hospial you must speak in a whisper and you mustn't disturb other people.
7. I can't stand you! Why must you always question everything?
8. A Whose red dress is this? B It must be Laura's. She loves red dresses.

es. 36

1. Dovrebbe usare il modale shall = Which language shall I start learning?
2. Si può usare have to = You absolutely have to wath this movie!
3. Si usa quando si vuole aggiungere enfasi alla frase
- Must you really listen to the podcast at such a high volume?