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Answer key: Unit 11
4 1 wouldn’t won’t 2 send would send 3 am will be
4 stand be standing 5 won’t wouldn’t 6 have
travelled travel
5 1 can count on you to
2 as/so long as we set
3 be working late tonight unless
4 would not / wouldn’t have presented her with
5 would be grateful if you would / you’d / you could
6 had not / hadn’t come up
Reading and Use of English | Part 5
1 1 T 2 F Read the text quickly to get an idea of its
structure and what it is about before dealing with the
questions. 3 F The questions are answered in the
same order. 4 T
3 Any or all of these reasons: to disappear, to break
out of his predictable routine, to be inaccessible /
unobtainable / out of touch; also for pleasure, for
untold tales, hope, comedy and sweetness, to wander
the hinterland, for revenge for being kept waiting, to
get away from domestic life and modern technology,
in the spirit of discovery
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4 1 A 2 D 3 A 4 B 5 D 6 C
Vocabulary
at, in and on to express location
1 1 in 2 in 3 on, at, in 4 on 5 at, at 6 at 7 in
2 b on (4) c on (3) d in (1, 2, 3, 7)
3 1 of in 2 at on 3 of in 4 at in 5 at on 6 at on
7 at in 8 in on 9 at on 10 to in
Reading and Use of English | Part 2
1 1 eight
2 Read the whole text quickly, read before and after
each gap.
3 Think about what type of word you need.
4 It is essential: if you spell the word wrongly, you
lose the mark.
5 Read through the completed text to make sure
your answers make sense.
3 1 They looked for it on the Internet, but they finally
found it through an island broker.
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4 1 What 2 on 3 about 4 else 5 providing/
provided 6 until 7 enough 8 sooner
6 1 Unless 2 on 3 far 4 out 5 what 6 most 7 not
8 as
Speaking | Part 1
1 Suggested answer: all except 3 and 7
2 1 Laura: 6 Daniel: 4 Marta: 1 or 8
2 Laura and Marta
3 No, because sometimes they’re describing reality
rather than an imagined situation or event.
4 Marta – wonderful, such a lovely area, fabulous,
great, I’d really love that, the chance of a lifetime.
She also shows enthusiasm through her intonation.
5 They use their own vocabulary. This shows
range of vocabulary, knowledge of synonyms,
understanding of the question, confidence with
English.
CD 2 Track 16
Laura: Well, it depends where to. I’m certainly not afraid
of taking risks for a bit of excitement and I get a real
buzz from a bit of danger. But it would have to be a
journey to somewhere interesting, somewhere that
was worth visiting. I wouldn’t want to do it just for the
excitement.
Daniel: Well, it certainly helps with the day-to-day
problems like buying tickets, getting information and
so on. But I’d say it’s generally better to try to speak
the local language if you can, because then you can get
to know people, talk to them on their own terms, and
that’s when real communication starts happening. On
the other hand, you can’t learn the language of every
country you want to visit, and in those cases English is
definitely better than nothing.
Marta: Normally I go to Croatia and the Adriatic Sea for
a couple of weeks in the summer, which is wonderful,
it’s such a lovely area, but the chance to go even further
afield and have some completely different experiences,
well, for example to spend two or three months
travelling round Africa, would be fabulous. It’d be great
to see some of those places you only normally see on
television, for example the Ngorongoro Crater or the
Kruger National Park. I’d really love that. It’d be the
chance of a lifetime!