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Exercise 3

1 C in the Pacific.
2 C are in danger.
3 C die.
4 C visitors.
5 C global warming.

Exercise 4
1 Wellington
2 cool
3 bars
4 low
5 cycle lanes

Exercise 5-6 1.8
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A Wellington is the capital of New
Zealand, right, not Auckland?
B Yes, that’s right.
A Why do they call it a cool little
capital?
B Because it is. It’s a great city,
especially for young people. It’s
small but by 2040 the population
will be about half a million. That’s
the prediction.
A Is it a green city?
B Well, yes and no. We create less
waste and recycle more than
other cities, but we still use too
much water; but that’ll change.
A What do you mean? What do you
think will change?
B Well, in future we will not use so
much water and the water will be
clean.
A Are there places for you to go
with your friends?
B Well, there will be more parks but
there will also be more cafes and
bars in the city centre where now
there are dirty old streets. B Wellington is very popular with tourists. Exercise 7
A What’s parking like? Is it easy? If you come, we’ll go to Wellington Zoo Rome: The Eternal City, 3 million, Villa
Are there a lot of cars? and the Wildlife Park. Borghese gardens (สวนวิลลาบอรเกเช), The
B Not really; Wellingtonians have Coliseum (โคลีเซียม, อังกฤษ : โคลอสเซียม), traffi c
low carbon emissions but if we Exercise 6 Wellington: a cool little capital, half a million,
build underground car parks, 1 young the Wildlife Park, Wellington Zoo, water use
there will be even more green 2 million
space in the centre. 3 water
A Are bicycles popular? Is 4 parks
Wellington cycle-friendly? 5 zoo
B Yes and there will be more bicycle
lanes in the future.
A If I visit Wellington, what will I see?
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