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Listening
       1  Look  quickty  through the two excerpts from two emails,  ignoring  3  6d l.rz  Listen. Which three of the following four
          the gaps. Decide:                                            diatogues  do you hear, and in what order?
          a who each email is from.                                    a togars an0 l0mas
          b what the relevance  of the photo  is.                      b Tomas  and Rita
                                                                       c Rita, Edgars  and Tomas
       2  fUatch  sentences A-G with  gaps 1-6 in the emaits. There is one
                                                                       d Edgars  and Rita
          sentence that you do not need.
          A That would  be a shame, because  I've made  some  good friends  4  6'd :. r z  Listen again,  focusing  on the speakers'
            here, inctuding  a really  nice  guy from Latvia  catted  Edgars.  intonation.  Say how each speaker sounds when they
          B That's how  I managed  to earn enough money for the ftat   say the words below. Then say what this implies about
            deposit.                                                   what they are thinking  or feeling.
          C This was a bit of a disaster, as I'd atreadyfound  a ftat and  1 Rita: 'Oh, I see. Professionat.'
            needed  to pay my rent.                                    2 Edgars: 'You don't have to say anything  now.'
          D lronicalty, she works for lnterPost, the company  who let me  3 Rita: 'l've just  accepted a promotion.'
            down over that  job offer.                                 4 Edgars: 'So you're  moving  to Edinburgh.'
          E lt's in a great location too, onty a coupte  minutes from a tube  5 Tomas:  'No, she hasn't said anything to me.'
            station.                                                   6 Tomas: 'Nobody tetls me anything.'
          F As it happens, my flatmate's  sister, Rita, works in lT and would  7 Rita: 'His face went red and he couldn't speak.'
            be an ideal business partner.
          G Who  knows  when another one might come  along?
                                                                    Speaking
                                                                    5  Work in pairs.  Rote-play one of the foltowing dialogues:
       Everythrng  is going  well here.  l'm
                                                                       .  Edgars persuading  Rita not to go to Edinburgh.
       sharrng  a f lat with two other women,
                                                                       o  Rita tetting  her boss that she's leaving  the company.
       one from  Lithuania and the other from
       Poland. The f lat isn't huge,  but rt's btg
                                                                    Writing
       enough  and in relatively  good  conditron,
       with modern  furniture  and appliances                       6  Read  the statement below.  Decide  whether you agree
       '-   (Everybody  travels  by tube  here,                        or disagree with it. Make notes for and against. Use the
                                                                       words  and phrases  in the box to hetp you.
       it's the only  way to avoid  the traff ic  )
       Work  rs gorng  f rne. ln fact, l've recently
                                                                        It is impossr'b/e to maintain a clase
       been offered  a promotion, which  would
                                                                        friendship with somebody who lives
       mean  more  money  as well as more
       responsibilrty.Thedownsrde  isthatl'd  W              I                     a long way away.
       have to relocate to Edinburgh because
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       that's where the company's  head  off rce is.   We've  really hit it off,  f  hang out physicat coRtact sociaI networl<ing  sites
       and between  1louand  me,  I think  he quite fancies me. And of course,  l
        my brother is here too. But  I suppose  I should  do what's  bestfor my   F  7  Write  an essay of 20O-25O  words using your  notes from
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        career  and accept  the opportunity.   Anyway, I haven't made a final   I  exercise 6.
        decision yet.
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          I've been in London for six monlhs  now. Can you beheve that? The time has real1y  flown byl
        I'm so sorry I haven't  been in touch earlier, but I never  seem to have lime.
          t haven't  had  a particularly  easy time srnce getting here, for one reason or another.  Having
        been offered  a job at interview,  I was lhen lold that I didn't  have lhe job after  all.  a-   I decided
        [o sel up in business  as a consu]tant, and it's reaIly taken off. In fact, I'm so busy that I'm
        looking for somebody  lo work with me  -  either an employee  or a partner.  5-   Not only is she   I
        rea1ly well qualified,  bul we also gel on well together. However,  she's currently  in ful1-tlm"   i
        employmenl,  so I'd have to lure her away from her job.  u-   She hasn't  been lhere 1ong, so   I
        I doubl  she'cl want to leave                                                      F
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