EX. 1 PAGE 60 
1. L- Excuse me. Where's the shop?
     W- It's on the left of the main hall. Take the lift to the ground floor. 
      L- Thank you very much.
2. A- Excuse me. May I take a photo of this?
     MA- No, you can't. But you can draw it. 
     A- Ah, right. Ok.
3. L- Excuse me. Can you tell me where the toilets are, please?
     MA- Sure. They're the second door on the right over there.
      L- Cheers, mate.
4. J- Hey, there's Andy over there.
     L- But look at all the people!
      J- Excuse me. Can we get through, please? Thank you. 

EX. 2 PAGE 60
A- Excuse me, where is the gallery?
S- Good morning! Well, the gallery is on the upstairs. You must take the satir taking you upstairs, you must to turn on the left up to the shop first and tourn right. Finally go strainght up to the end of the corridor and you find the gallery. You can't make mistakes!!
A- Thank you very much! I thing I won't make mistakes...
S- I must go now, Bye.
A- Bye.

EX. 3 PAGE 61 
1. Fridge magnets			5. Mug
2. Pencil sharpener			6. Fridge magnets
3. Pencil				7. Eraser
4. T-shirt				8. Key ring

EX. 4 PAGE 61
A- I like the key ring. It is very nice.
S- Oh yes. it is very colourful!
A- And you? What souvenir do you like?
S- I like the mug and the fridge magnets. They are very beutiful.
A- Yes, you are right!

EX. 5 PAGE 61
1. Excuse me. Have you got any more of these bags?
2. I can check...I'm sorry, but we haven't got any at the moment. 
3. Oh, well. Never mind. Can I pay for these things, then?
4. Is this mug yours as well?
5. Yes, but can you telln me how much the mug is?
6. It's £6.50.
7. That's a good price. Hold on. I'll get another one.
8. Five postcards, the fidge magnets and two mugs. That'll be £23.50. 

EX. 6 PAGE 61 
SA- Good morning gyus! Can I help you? 
G- Good morning! Yes, you can. Can we take three postcards, a mug and two pencils?
SA- Of course.
G- How much the mug is? 
SA- Now I check....it is 8£.
G- Ok, it's a good prace. We take all these six things.
SA- Ok...That'll be 11£.
G- Here you are!
SA- Thank you gyus. Bye!
G- Bye!  

EX. 7 PAGE 61
1. Do you like art? Yes, I do.
2. What sort of like do you like? I like the romantic art.

EX. 1 PAGE 63
In the UK there are many festivals such as the Notting Hill Carnival, the festivals for partrons, for Christmas, for Easter and other for religious, civil and political events. In Italy there are festivals celebrating Christmas, Easter, Assumption, political, religious or important events.

EX. 2 PAGE 63
The article is aboute the Notting Hill Carnival. 

EX. 3 PAGE 63
1. How often does the carnival take place? Every August.
2. When is Notting Hill Carnival? On Sunday and monday.
3. What is the origin of the carnival? It was a small West Indian event.
4. How big is the carnival? The biggest in Europe.
5. What can you see in the parade? Decorated floats, music and dancing.
6. Where can you listen to music at the carnival? On three live stages.

EX. 4 PAGE 63
Music and gigs: sound system, dancing, reggae, soul, hip hop, funk, house, garage, live stages. 
Carnivals and festivals: procession, costumes, tourist attraction, to have fun, spectacular parades, decorated floads, elaborate costumes, stalls. 

EX. 8A, 8B, 9 PAGE 63
My favorite holiday is Christmas. Christmas is celebrated on December 25 every year and celebrates the birth of Jesus Usually, during this period you do not go to school, you're with your family, friends and attending parties. In Italy, Christmas is celebrated by going to Mass on Christmas Eve night and the next morning. At lunch, it's tradition of being at home grandparents or uncles and eat together. The Christmas decorations are very varied as the Christmas tree, colored lights, garlands, wreaths, nativity scenes and snowmen ornaments that represent it snow, reindeer, Santa Claus or more.
EX. 1 PAGE 56
The world's first ATM appaered at a branch of a bank in North of London in June 1967. The ATM was the first and last invention of John Shepherd-Barron. "In those days, there were no way to get money when the bank was closed. One day, I suddenly the idea of having a machine similar to a drinks machine that dispensed cash not drinks. It was a very simple idea, explained Mr Shepherd-Barron.
The chief executive of the bank at the time liked the idea and immediately signed a contract with Mr Shepherd-Barron. The first machines paid a maximum of £10 a time. But that was enough for the weekend, Mr Shepherd-Barron remembers.
Before the invention of the ATM, plastic cards didn't exist, so customers inserted paper cheques into the machines. But these were fragile and difficult to read, so the banks developed the plastic cash card.
Another by-product of the ATM was the PIN (Personal Identificatio Number). Mr Shepherd-Barron originally wanted a six-digit number, but his wife, Caroline, didn't agree. During breakfast one morning, she said four numbers was the maximum she could remember so, because of my wife, four digit became the world standard, he laughs.
EX. 2 PAGE 56
1. How much did he get his entire life on Internet? He got £300,000.
2. Where did he sell his life? On Internet.
3. Why did he decide to put his life for sale? To help him to forget his ex-wife.
4. What did the sale include? The sale included his house and everything in it, his job and night out with his friends.
5. How many bids there were in the auction? There were several hundred.
6. How did he use the £300,000? He used it to go travelling and then start a new life.
7. How old was he? He was 44.
EX. 3 PAGE 57
1. we didn't watch all of the film, but we did watch most of it.
2. I didn't read the whole newspaper yesterday, but I did read the headlines.
3. She didn't pass her maths exam, but she did pass all the others.
EX. 4 PAGE 57
1. I received my first mobile phone when I was 10.
2. It 'was the birthday of Clara last week. Did she make a party?
3. We saw Mary when we were at the beach yesterday.
4. My parents met at university about twenty years ago.
5. It didn't rained yesterday.
6. There were many people at the meeting?
EX. 5 PAGE 57
1. I had breakfast/ an exam/ a lesson/ a headache/ a rest/ an idea/ a great time. 
2. I made a coffee/ the bed/ a phone call/ a mistake/ an important decision.
3. I was tired/ hungry/ cold/ on time/ early/ late/ at school/ at home.
4. I went for a walk/ for a coffee/ to school/ home/ shopping/ to the beach/ to bed.
5. I did my homework/ nothing/ some washing/ the cooking/ my best/ well.
6. I said "hello"/ too much/ something I regret/ the wrong thing.
7. I got up/ dressed/ my exam results/ 75%/ a new mobile phone/ lost/ wet.
8. I took some photos/ some money out/ an aspirin/ an umbrella/ a risk.
9. I saw my friends7 a few people/ some amaizing sights/ a band/ an accident.
EX. 6 PAGE 57
1. I went to school.
2. I had breakfast.
3. I said "hello".
4. I did my homework.
5. I met my friends.
6. I had a headache.
EX. 7 PAGE 57
1. I didn't have an exam. 
2. I didn't do nothing.
3. I didn't have a coffee.
4. I didn't take an aspirin.
5. I wasn't cold.
6. I wasn't late.