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Interviewer: So, did you win Stars of the Kitchen in the end? -ance other
Mike: Well, the inal episodes haven’t gone to air yet so I have to keep
it to myself – that’s part of the contract. Let’s just say it’s going appearance advice
to get very exciting and there are a few shocks as well! So I’m behaviour
afraid you’ll just have to wait and see like everyone else. The comparison
next episode’s on Wednesday night. We’re going to be cooking confusion
Spanish food. feeling
Interviewer: I’ll be watching for sure. Thanks so much for coming in, Mike. response
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Writing Part 2 (A review) 1 agreement 2 comparison/confusion 3 investigation 4 preference
5 response
1 such 2 enough 3 meals 4 so 5 recipes 6 dish 7 food 8 too
Listening Part 1
Unit 5 Study time 1 C 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 C

Grammar Track 6
Zero, first and second conditionals Narrator: One. You hear a father talking to his son about university.
Son: Dad, why didn’t you go to university?
1 Dad: I did go for a couple of years. Didn’t I ever tell you that? I started
1 weren’t 6 complete / have completed doing a degree in Accounting and I didn’t do too badly in the early
2 go 7 wouldn’t do part of the course. Then your grandfather got ill and I had to come
3 will/’ll need / needs 8 will/’ll try home to run the family business. I always intended to go back and
4 inish / have inished 9 don’t pass inish it at some stage, but then I met your mum and you kids came
5 choose 10 got /had got along. I suppose it’s a shame I didn’t manage to inish my degree,
but I would have ended up doing the same work anyway, so it didn’t
2 really change much.
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2 I would/’d spend more time practising Narrator: Two. You hear two students talking about the university library.
3 She will / ’ll have trouble inding a job
4 he has studied / he’s studied / studies too late Female: When do you go to the university library? I’ve never seen you there.
5 would I need to take an advanced maths course Male: I don’t go much at all. I prefer to do all my research online. It’s easier
6 correct than having to ask the librarian to collect books and material for
me. I have to wait, and then I take a look at them and ind they don’t
7 I am going to travel / I’m going to travel / I will travel / I’ll travel contain the information I want at all. It drives me crazy wasting so
8 correct PDF from sachtienganhhanoi.com
much time. It’s a good thing the papers I need for my research are
available free online, otherwise I’d be in the library as much as you.
Vocabulary
Narrator: Three. You hear a student talking to a friend about his
Phrasal verbs new school.
Girl: How are you enjoying studying overseas?
1 Boy: Well… it is one of the best schools in Britain, and it’ll give me lots
1 look back at 2 got away with 3 puts of 4 handing back of options for my future education. Winning that scholarship to
5 live up to 6 turned out 7 pointed out 8 get over
go away to school has made my parents so proud. But I really
find out, get to know, know, learn, teach and study; struggle being so far from them and all my old friends here in
New Zealand.
attend, join, take part and assist Girl: That’s not so good. Are the lessons tough?
Boy: Oh no, my old school must’ve been good, because I don’t feel I’m
2 behind in any way. Actually, I’m ahead in maths. I sometimes feel
1 unite join 2 known learned 3 learn study 4 join attend
5 know ind out 6 learned taught 7 know get to know 8 join take part in I really don’t need to be there, but I wouldn’t want to disappoint
Mum and Dad by not giving it a chance.
Study words
Narrator Four. You hear a student talking to a friend about a history report he
3 has written.
Across 2 career 4 degree 5 prospects 7 revision 8 tutor 9 marks Male: Can you check this report for me?
Down 1 research 2 course 3 admission 6 lessons Female: But you know we don’t cover this subject on my course.
Male: I just need someone to read it through to make sure it sounds OK.
Suffixes My friend Isobel and I wrote diferent sections each, and I’m worried
it’s not very clear. It’d be useful to get an objective opinion to make
4 sure it’s understandable. Please! You’ve always helped me
in the past.
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Female: OK, but I won’t be checking any facts.
intention existence adjustment Male: That’s OK. Thank you so much. Feel free to write any comments
investigation preference agreement you have on it. I’m sure Isobel will be just as happy as me to have
qualiication assessment another person look at it.
development
involvement

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