Workbook answer keys and transcripts 94 Mrs Brown, may I introduce you to my father?
5 Fancy getting a pizza on the way home?
6 Good afternoon. How may I be of assistance?
7 ’m terribly sorry. I don’t know how that happened. Allow I
me to fetch you another.
8 Gotta go now, guys. See you later.
9 I wonder if you could help me? I appear to be lost.
10 No worries. Another time maybe. See you later!Exercise 3 $ 1.15^ page 32^
a 4 b 3 c 1 d 2 e 6 f 5
Transcript
1 A Hey, forgot to tell you ... Joe and Anna are moving – to
Paris!
B Really? Isn’t that a bit sudden? How did that happen?
A His company offered him a job out there. They’re going
for at least a couple of years.
2 The girl said to the boy, ‘You would be a good dancer,
except for two things. And the boy asked, ‘What two
things?’ And the girl answered, ‘Your feet.’
3 And then the wicked witch cast a spell over the princess
which put her to sleep for a hundred years. She lay in a
glass casket with roses growing round her and people
named her Sleeping Beauty.
4 A ’d like you to tell me a little about your current job, I
Ms Harker.
B Certainly. For the past two years I’ve been employed as
a designer for a clothing company in London called ...
5 The one good thing about this film’s where it is set.
The backstreets of Rome provide a dark, atmospheric
backdrop to the action. It’s unfortunate that the action
itself is rather far-fetched at times.
6 A You rang, milord?
B I did, Milton. Has there been any message from Lady
Honoria today?
A ’m afraid not, milord. I
B Are you sure, Milton?
A Quite sure, milord. Were you expecting something?
B t’s of no importance, Milton. You may go back to your I
duties.
A Very good, milord.Exercise 4 $ 1.16^ page 32^
1 D 2 C 3 B 4 F
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1
A Good morning, Ms White. Please take a seat.
B Thank you.
A I’ve studied your application form in detail. Perhaps you
would like to tell me in your own words why you would like
to study at this college.
2
A How do you think they’re going to get on in San Francisco?
B Great, probably. Why? Do you not think so, Stella?
A Well, what’s Maria going to do out there?
3
A British comedian has announced his intention to perform
on tour around the world – and not just in English. This
popular show will be performed in 28 countries.
4
A Erm ... excuse me?
B Can I help you?
A Can you tell me where the bus stop is for the London Eye?you get more involved in your work and pay more attention,
you will do well. If you don’t, you won’t. It’s as simple as that!Exercise 6 $ 1.13^ page 30^
1 surprise 2 ignorance 3 fear 4 interest
Transcript
See exercise 5.
Exercise 7 page 30^
1 snore 2 cough, sneeze, sniff 3 clear your throat
4 slurp 5 tut 6 sigh
3B Grammar
Modals: present and future
Exercise 1 page 31^
1 You needn’t buy a guidebook.
2 We don’t need to book a table.
3 She ought to apologise for her behaviour.
4 Are we supposed to take a gift?
5 You don’t have to leave a tip.
6 You have to eat with your right hand.
Exercise 2 page 31^
1 c 2 e 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 d
Exercise 3 page 31^
1 b 2 d 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 c 7 c
Exercise 4 page 31^
1 can be 2 ✓ 3 must 4 can’t 5 can’t
6 needn’t / don’t need to / don’t have to 7 ✓
Exercise 5 page 31^
1 can (sometimes) be 2 may / migh t / could be your
3 we can’t be 4 You must recognise 5 will be able to
6 may / might / could be
Exercise 6 page 31^
1 supposed 2 might 3 should 4 should 5 mustn’t
6 able 7 needn’t
3C Listening
When in Rome ...
Exercise 1 page 32^
1 Hi there. 2 Good to meet you. 3 Come and meet
some of my colleagues 4 Do you fancy a coffee? 5 (Sure)
Why not? 6 Great to meet you / It was great meeting you.
Exercise 2 $ 1.14^ page 32^
1 I Hi, guys!; How’s things? 2 F Would you be so kind as
to ... ; sir 3 I It’s great to; I’ve heard loads ... 4 F Mrs
Brown; ma y I ... 5 I Fancy ... 6 F Good afternoon.
How may I be of assistance? 7 F terribly sorry; allow me
to fetch ... 8 I Gotta; guys 9 F I wonder; appear to
be 10 I No worries; See you later
Transcript
1 Hi, guys! How’s things?
2 Would you be so kind as to sign here, sir?
3 t’s great to meet you. I’ve heard loads about you from Anna.I