Workbook answer keys and transcripts 62D Grammar
Infinitives and -ing forms
Exercise 1 page 21^
1 meeting 2 talking 3 to get 4 having
5 to become 6 to think 7 to makeExercise 2 page 21^
1 living 2 Going 3 Losing 4 making 5 Driving
6 finishing 7 KeepingExercise 3 page 21^
1 d shut 2 e ringing 3 a shaking 4 f coming
5 b score 6 c crawlingExercise 4 page 21^
1 not say 2 pretend 3 wait 4 let 5 not cause
6 leave 7 not beExercise 5 page 21^
1 c 2 d 3 a 4 a 5 c 6 bExercise 6 page 21^
1 Why don’t you ask the teacher if you don’t understand?
2 Would you rather have chips or potatoes?
3 She didn’t mean to upset anyone.
4 She didn’t remember to post the parcel yesterday.
5 You’d better not spend ages on the computer before bed.
6 Alex has stopped talking to him since they fell out.2E Word Skills
Preposition and noun phrases
Exercise 1 page 22^
1 c 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 a 6 bExercise 2 page 22^
1 under the impression that the party 2 have been
dating for a while 3 I’m a bit busy at the moment
4 but on second thoughts I decided 5 for one thing it’s
got a 6 on condition that you give itExercise 3 page 22^
1 by 2 on 3 in 4 in 5 of 6 atExercise 4 page 22^
1 by the time 2 ✓ 3 in the end 4 at the end
5 at the time 6 ✓Exercise 5 page 22^
1 a while 2 common 3 fault 4 vain 5 doubt
6 the impression 7 timeExercise 6 page 22^
1 while 2 moment 3 time 4 luck 5 thingExercise 4 $ 1.09^ page 20^
Transcript
1 Do you want a sandwich or a burger?
2 A Is your locker number 14?
B No, number 40.
3 Is this your drink or mine?
4 Have you seen my scarf? It’s green. Light green.
5 A Are you going to the leisure centre this afternoon?
B No, this morning.
6 My house has a red door and it’s number 5.
Exercise 5 $ 1.10^ page 20^
1 c 2 c 3 c 4 b
Transcript
Max Are you OK, Josh? You don’t look great.
Josh Yeah ... I’m fine ...
Max Are you sure? Come on, we’ve got chemistry next.
Josh Erm ... I think I’ll go home. I must be getting a cold.
Max What? I don’t believe you. What’s the matter, Josh? You’ve
been acting strangely for a couple of weeks now. What’s up?
Josh OK, Max ... You mustn’t tell anyone! But I’m really
worried. I’m in a bit of trouble ...
Max What kind of trouble? Tell me.
Josh Well, you know those new friends that I’ve been
hanging around with after school?
Max Yes, and I don’t know why. They’re not your friends, and
they’re a bit scary.
Josh I know, I know. I just thought they were cool, you know.
And they started talking to me and I was flattered.
Max So, what happened?
Josh Well, the other day we went to the shops and they stole
something, and then they dared me to steal something as well.
Max Oh, no. But you didn’t, did you?
Josh Well, that’s the thing ... I did. I don’t know why. Well ...
I do. It was because they were making me, and I was a bit
scared of them. And as if that wasn’t bad enough, now
they’re saying that I have to steal something for them every
week, or they’ll tell my dad ...
Max What?
Josh ... and he’ll be so upset and disappointed with me! I
don’t know what to do.
Max Hang on a minute. First of all, you can’t do what these
guys are saying. You’ll end up doing worse and worse things.
You have to get out of it now. What did you steal?
Josh Some cans of drink ...
Max Look, this is what I think. First of all, I think you should
tell your dad. Tell him all about it.
Josh But he’ll be furious.
Max He’ll be more upset if he finds out later on. And he can
help you deal with those boys. I think he’ll understand more
than you think.
Josh But I’m really scared of them.
Max I know. But there’s nothing you can do about it on your
own. You need help from somewhere – school or the police,
maybe.
Josh Oh no ...
Max Look, I’ll come with you and we’ll tell your dad.
Josh Would you? That would be brilliant. He likes you. That
would help a great deal.
Max Yep, after school today. Come on, we’re late for chemistry ...