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Unit 79
               79.1        2 Thisprinterisn’tworkingagain!It’sapainintheneck.

                           3 It’salmostmidnight!I’dbetterbemakingamove.
                           4 IspenttoomuchmoneylastmonthandnowI’minthered.
                           5 It’stimetochangemylaptop.It’sfiveyearsoldandhasseenbetterdays.
                           6 Sheistheabsolutelimit!Shereallytakesthebiscuit.
                           7 Ohdear,Matthewcompletelymisunderstoodme.Healwaysseemstoget(holdof)thewrongend
                              of the stick.

                           8 I’msorry.Idosomereallystupidthings.YoumustthinkI’masdaftasabrush.
                           9 Iwonderwhat’swrongwithUrsula?Shelooksdowninthedumps.
                          10 Idon’ttrustpoliticians.Mostofthemarejustonthemake.

               79.2         2 barkingupthewrongtree              3 pokeyournosein(to)           4 asgoodasgold

               79.3         2 a      3 a       4 b      5 b       6 a


               79.4       Suggested answers:

                           2 veryeasy                                          5 veryoccasionally/veryrarely
                           3 veryfitphysically                                 6 learnthowtouseitortounderstandit
                           4 treatingmeinacold,unfriendlyway


                          Unit 80

               80.1         1 Theysangapsalmtohonourthememoryoftheworld-famouspsychologistasshewaslaidtorest
                              inthefamilytomb.(Notethatalthoughthe‘r’in‘world’isnotreallypronounced,inStandardBritishEnglish,
                              it affects the way the word is pronounced.)
                            2 Thepsychiatristwasknifedinthekneeasshewaswalkinghome.
                            3 Heshouldhavewhistledashefastenedhisswordtohisbelt.(Notethatthe‘h’in‘have’isnotreally
                              pronounced when following an auxiliary verb as in this sentence and the next one.)
                            4 YoucouldhaveleftmehalftheChristmascakeonWednesday.


               80.2       Theoddoneoutappearsfirst.

                            2 word/ɜː/,sword,cord/ɔː/               6 cough/ɒ/,rough,tough/ʌ/
                            3 dome/əʊ/,come,some/ʌ/                 7 wand/ɑ/,land,sand/æ/
                            4 plead/iː/,head,tread/e/               8 root/uː/,soot,foot/ʊ/

                            5 could/ʊ/,doubt,shout/aʊ/
               80.3       Possible answers:

                            2 now        3 who        4 off      5 go

                80.4      Thestressedsyllablesareunderlinedbelow.


                            1 transfer,transfer           5 increased,decrease
                            2 suspected,suspect           6 permit,permits
                            3 conflicting,conflict        7 record,record
                            4 upset,upset                 8 conduct,conducting

               80.5         2 catastrophe          4 chemical         6 receipt        8 recipe

                            3 handkerchief         5 subtle           7 height

               80.6         2 zoology,zoologist,zoological
                            3 arithmetic,arithmetical,arithmetician(Notethatsuffixeslike-ianand-tionworkasiftheyaretwosyllables
                              with this ‘third syllable from the end’ stress rule, even though they are only pronounced as one syllable
                              nowadays.)
                            4 psychology,psychologist,psychological
                            5 psychiatry,psychiatric,psychiatrist


               80.7        2 cool          3 sword            4 apostrophe            5 climb          6 calm


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