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5B Grammar

Negative structures

Exercise 1 page 53^

1 b 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c

Exercise 2 page 53^

1 had she felt so unhappy 2 will you find a better friend 3 once have we ever argued 4 way did I mean to upset anyone 5 no time should you tell lies 6 no circumstances can you trust him 7 until Friday will we get our results

Exercise 3 page 53^

1 g 2 f 3 c 4 a 5 e 6 b 7 d

Exercise 4 page 53^

1 Didn’t 2 not 3 had 4 than 5 only 6 Wouldn’t 7 apologising 8 no

Exercise 5 page 53^

1 no circumstances must we 2 no way is this band 3 had I got there than 4 time have my friends 5 not keeping his news 6 not to get lost 7 Didn’t Jerry go into 8 until I’ve spoken to

5C Listening

Sibling rivalry

Exercise 1 $ 1. 26^ page 54^

(Possible answers) 1 She behaved like an angel. 2 He was energetic and noisy. 3 ‘Why can’t you be more like your sister?’ 4 He sometimes hated her. 5 When he got better at school and people stopped comparing them. Transcript Ella, my sister, was born with big blue eyes and golden curls. She looked like an angel, and she behaved like one too. This was not good news for me. I was an energetic, noisy child. I wasn’t particularly naughty – I was just a typical boy. But anyone would seem naughty compared to my sister! All I heard was ‘Why can’t you be more like your sister?’ and I hated it – and I hated her sometimes. It wasn’t her fault, of course. She was lovely and she adored me, but sometimes I pushed her away. Later, when I got better at school, things improved and we became good friends. People stopped comparing us then. She’s still lovely and she still adores me, but now I think she’s great too!

Exercise 2 page 54^

1 c 2 a 3 b

1 My sister was born with big, blue (w)eyes. 1 2 She looked like (k)an (n)angel. 2 3 This was no(t) good news for me. 3 4 Sometimes I pushed her (r)away. 3 5 Later, when I go(t) better. 4 6 Now I thin(k) she’s grea(t) too. 3 Transcript 1 My sister was born with big, blue (w)eyes. 2 She looked like (k)an (n)angel. 3 This was no(t) good news for me.

Unit 5 Relationships

5A Vocabulary

Relating to people

Exercise 1 page 52^

1 wavelength 2 sorry 3 common 4 eye 5 close
6 wary

Exercise 2 page 52^

1 respect 2 looks up to 3 envy 4 trust
5 look down on 6 adore

1 c 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 a 6 b

Transcript
1 Girl So what’s Eva like?
Boy She’s really good fun and I enjoy going out with her,
but we don’t seem to like doing the same kind of things.
I suppose that’s OK, though. We do always have a good
time together.
Girl Well, they say that opposites attract, don’t they?
2 Girl Look, you can’t expect me to spend time with your
family. I mean, they’re so ... so ...
Boy What? What’s so special about you and your family?
You think you’re better than everyone else, don’t you?
Girl Well, we’re from different social backgrounds, aren’t
we? I mean ...
3 Boy 1 Look out! It’s that guy from the other day. You know,
that one that was shouting at people in the shopping centre.
Boy 2 Oh yes! I remember him. We’d better keep away
from him in case he starts getting aggressive again.
4 Boy Your brother’s done really well. You must be really
proud of him!
Girl I certainly am! He’s really worked hard for everything
that he’s achieved. I hope I can do as well as him one day!
5 Boy I told Amy about my secret and now I wish I hadn’t.
Girl Don’t worry, if there’s one person you can count on,
it’s Amy. She won’t say anything to anybody.
Boy Are you sure?
Girl Definitely!
6 Girl What do you mean, Jack isn’t going on the march?
Everybody else is. We’ve got to save the park!
Boy That isn’t his opinion. He actually thinks a new road
would help reduce traffic problems in town!
Girl What? Are you joking?
Boy I wish I were! I really don’t understand Jack at times!

Exercise 4 page 52^

1 on 2 about 3 about 4 for 5 about 6 for

Exercise 5 page 52^

1 praise 2 flatter 3 insult 4 warn 5 nag

Exercise 6 page 52^

1 told 2 praised 3 nagging 4 teased
5 complimented 6 warned