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1.VOCABULARY When you learn new TIP
words, it’s a good idea
ADVERBS AND ADVERBIAL PHRASES to learn any synonyms
Match the words on the left with their synonyms on the right. Then use some of and/or opposites.
them to complete the sentences 1-5. In some cases there is more than one answer.

suddenly in the end 1. We were having dinner when the lights went out.
finally to my surprise
fortunately unluckily 2. Saud had a car accident last night, but he didn’t get hurt.
amazingly all of a sudden
then luckily 3. Bushra found her book under the sofa.
unfortunately after that
4. Dan wanted to go swimming on Sunday, but it was raining.

5. When he realised that someone was following him, he ran home,

locked the door and he called the police.

2.LISTENING

A. Discuss.

• Have you ever seen a swarm of bees? If yes, how did you feel?
• Are there any insects you are afraid of? Why?

B. You will hear a telephone conversation between Sam and his Before you listen, try to TIP
friend, Joe, who had a bad experience with bees. Before you predict what the speakers
listen, look at the picture and guess which of the words below are going to talk about.
will be mentioned. Then listen and check your answers.

swarm faint sting hospital flowers kill hide buzz police honey river

C. Listen again and put the sentences in the correct order. Write 1-7.

a. Joe jumped in the river. d. Joe saw lots of bees in his garden. f. A bee stung Joe.
b. Joe killed a bee. e. Joe ran home. g. Joe ran onto a bus.
c. Joe went to his brother’s house.

3.GRAMMAR 4.PRACTICE

COMPOUNDS of some, any, no, every Circle the correct words.
1. Kelly went shopping last Saturday, but she didn’t
Read the examples. Which one refers to people,
which to things and which to places? What is the buy something / anything / nothing. Everything /
difference between anything and nothing? Everywhere / Something was expensive.
2. A: I’m really hungry. I’d like to have something /
• Mark came fifth in the race so he didn’t win anything.
anything / nothing for lunch.
• I have nothing to wear to the interview. B: Let’s go somewhere / anywhere / something

• Everyone at the park wanted to take part in the together.
race. A: Sorry, but I can’t go anybody / nowhere /
anywhere right now. I have a meeting.
• Let’s go somewhere tonight. I’m bored in here. 3. A: Where’s Nawaf?
Complete the table. B: Look in his room.
A: I did, but there’s someone / anyone / no one there.
PEOPLE THINGS PLACES
He’s anywhere / everywhere / nowhere in the house.
some someone somewhere 4. I called everywhere / everybody / somebody and told
somebody
them to come to my place on Friday. I have anything /
anyone everything / nothing ready and I’m really excited!
any
5.SPEAKING
no no one nowhere
Talk in pairs.
every everything Student A go to page 80.
Student B go to page 82.
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