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ffi#ffi# Worl< in pairs. Think of three different situations in
which somebody might want to mal<e themselves invisible, or
very difficult to see. Then compare your ideas with the class.
: ffiffiffiifl1-},$ Worl< in pairs. Compare and contrast the two
photos. Answer the questions.
1 Why do you think each person is attempting to hide?
2 How successFuI do you think their attempts are?
3 ln what ways do the photos emphasise the differences
between the town and the country?
4 ln what other situations might it be useful not to be
visibte?
I 6b :.tO Listen to two students tatking about the photos in
exercise 2. How different are their ideas from your own?

i6 db f .f O Read the phrases for drawing conclusions and
clauses a-m. Thinl< about which clauses belong together
logicatly. Then [isten again and match the clauses with gaps
7-73.

a He's sitting behind a bush,
b he's ptanning to be there for some time.
c the photo was taken in a forest or some such ptace.
d this could be Tokyo or some other [arge city in Japan.
e he's bothered to bring such a [arge piece of equipment
f he's some kind of photographer or cameraman.
g she's pulted the top part up in order to hide. Words Iike thing and stuff are usefuI when it isn't
h there are bushes, [ong grass, and a river. possible to be more precise about what you see. You can
i she's in a back street rather than on a main road. also use phrases [ike some kind of and some.- or other.
j the picture was set up, so to speak.
l< he's got a camera Read the Speaking tip.Find examples of vague [anguage in
I The people Iool< Japanese to me, ctauses a-m in exercise 4. Then use the same language to
m he wants to blend in with his surroundings. mal<e these sentences more vague.
Use the prompts to mal<e sentences. lnclude phrases for 1 He's wearing a coat made of feathers.
drawing conclusions from exercise 4. 2 The photo was taken in Brazit.
3 He's bored.
1 there's a microphone -) it's a video camera
4 She works as a private investigator.
2 he has a grey beard -) he's quite old
5 She's in her thirties.
3 he's chosen this career -) he Iil<es being alone
6 She wants to blend into the background.
4 the boy is turning around -) he's seen the woman
5 it doesn't [ool< much like a real vending machine -) it's ffi}ffi*l**Tiffi Turn to page 152 and do the exam task. Use
just a joke
phrases from exercise 4 for drawing conclusions and include
vague language from exercise 6.

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