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NewInsideOutkeysunit167811
NewInsideOutkeys
Unit1Impressions
P5Listening&Reading
Alec:
1.usedtothink2.live3.happened4.willeverhappen
Belinda:
1.annoys2.believe3.think
Chris:
1.werestanding2.’dbeenwaiting3.exploded4.’veneverseen5.felt
P5Grammar
1.a)I’veknownb)Ihadc)Iwastalkingd)Ilikee)I’vebeenlearning
f)I’vebeeng)I’dalreadymeth)Iusedtohave
P6Vocabulary
2.a)designerclothesb)brighteyesc)roundfaced)spikyhaire)firmhandshake
f)charmingmannerg)warmsmileh)deepvoice
3.a)handshakeb)facec)smiled)eyese)hairf)voiceg)clothesh)manner
P6Listening
1.a)London(NottingHill)b)Workingc)TheconversationstopsbecausethemansayssomethinguncomplimentaryaboutMrs.Rivers—thewoman’smother.
2.a)√√b)××c)√√d)√×e)×√f)××g)×√h)√√
i)××j)√√
P8Reading
2.b)
3.a)popiconb)reinventingthebrandc)earlylifed)motherhoode)controversyf)noplanstoretire
4.a)trademark(Hername,Madonna)b)on(Anever-evolvinglook,styleandsound)
c)raised(ShewasborninMichiganandraisedinDetroit.)
d)with(Thepopulargroup)
e)date(Animpressivecatalogueofalbums,worldtours,videos,featurefilms,documentariesandbooks.)
f)criticism(Becauseit’sthoughtsheusedherwealthandfametospeeduptheprocess.)
g)controversy(Becauseshehasshockedpeoplealot.)
h)gracefully(No.)
P8Vocabulary
1.a)changeb)preparec)erectd)contemplatee)copyf)find
P10Listening
1.a)possibleanswers:
Charles:
business-like,cool,fashionable
Rick:
casual,quitesmart,abitboring
Adam:
trendy,fashionable
Matt:
casual,cool,trendy
2.Charles-3Rick-1Adam-4Matt-2
Thejournalist’sattitudetowardsthefourmenisfriendly,politeandrespectful.
3.Matta)b)Adamc)d)Ricke)f)Charlesg)h)
P11Grammar&Speaking
1.a)Couldyoutellmewhatimageyou’retryingtoachieve?
b)Doyouthinkthatyouareawareoffashion?
c)Doyoumindtellingmewhatyouweartogooutintheevening?
d)I’dliketoknowwhatyourclothessayaboutyou.
e)Wouldyousaythatyoucareaboutyourimage?
f)I’dliketoknowwhetheryourappearanceaffectsyourlife.
g)Doyouknowwhatthelastthingyouboughtwas?
2.a)wordorder:
changesfrom(auxiliary)verb+subjectto(auxiliary)subject+verb(thesameasaffirmativestatements)
b)do/does/did:
notusedinindirectquestions
c)if/whether:
usedinindirectyes/noquestions
d)Formality:
indirectquestionsaremorepolite.
3.a)Doyouknowwherethecheapestclothesshopintownis?
b)Doyouthinkcheapclothesaregoodvalueformoney?
c)Wheredoyouthinkthebestplacetobuyjeansis?
d)I’dliketoknowif/whetheryou’veeversewnabuttononashirt.
e)Doyoumindtellingmehowmuchmoneyyouwouldspendonaleatherjacket?
f)Couldyoutellmehowmanypairsoftrainersyou’vegot?
g)Wouldyousay(that)clothesandfashionmattertoyou?
P11Vocabulary
2.a)off-the-cuffb)buckledownc)asbrightasabuttond)collars
e)tightenhisbeltf)onhersleeve
P12UsefulPhrases
1.a)Ataconcert(club)b)RoseandIanareprobablyacouple.Mikeisafriendoftheirs.
c)Mike’sex-girlfriend.
2.a)2-Ianb)3-Rosec)6-Iand)5-Rosee)1-Mikef)4-Ian
3.a)thatwomanb)inthec)spittingimaged)lookanythinge)thesame
f)thatsmileg)averyh)noresemblancei)lookingwomanj)changedso
4.a)thespittingimageofhimb)gotthesameeyes
c)averydistinctivewayofwalkingd)anythinglikeher/mymother
e)absolutelynoresemblancetotherestofthefamily
f)wasanamazing-lookingwomanwhenshewasyounger
Unit6Eat
P56Reading&Speaking
1.Twospoonfuls
P57Reading&Vocabulary
1.a)WorldRestaurantInternationalSignTechnique
b)No.(Itwasmadeupbythiswriter.)
2.1.anespresso2.dinnerdate3.bottleofwine4.bill;yourbill
3.a)hairb)earc)toesd)eyese)shouldersf)tongue
P58Listening&Vocabulary
1.a)F(Sheeatsouttwoorthreetimesaweek.)
b)F(Shetakesthreefriendswithher.Everyoneorderssomethingdifferentandshetastesabouttwobitesofeachdish.)
c)F(Shedoesn’twriteanythingdown.Shetakesmentalnotes.)
d)F(Shedoesn’twearanydisguise.)
e)T
f)F(Thenewspaperpays.)
g)T(Shereallyhatesthat.Theyshouldknowbythelookonthecustomer’sface.)
h)F(Shecan’tstandthem.)
i)F(ItwasinaveryruralplaceinUmbria,Italy.)
3.a)foodb)mealc)dishd)platee)flavorf)menu
P59Grammar
1.I’vebeenworking:
presentperfectcontinuous—c
Istartedout:
pastsimple—a
I’veworked:
presentperfectsimple—b
3.1a)learntb)beenlearning2a)readb)beenreading
3a)beeneatingb)eaten4a)workedb)beenworking
4.a)He’sbeenchoppingonions.
b)He’sbeeneatinghisdinner.
c)She’sbeencleaning/moppingthefloor.
d)He’sbeenputtingupshelves/doingsomeDIY.
5.a)hatedescribesastate:
itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.
b)stopdescribesasingleaction:
Youdoitonce.Itisn’tnormallypossibletorepeatit.
c)decidedescribesasingleaction:
Youdoitonce.Itisn’tnormallypossibletorepeatit.
d)cutdescribesasingleaction:
Youdoitonce.Repeatingitwouldbeconsidered“self-harm”.
e)havedescribesastate:
itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.
f)understanddescribesastate:
itisn’tanaction.Sothecontinuousformiswrong.
a)I’vealwayshated…b)I’vestopped…c)I’vedecided…
d)I’vecutmyself…e)I’vehad…f)I’veneverunderstood…
P60Reading&Vocabulary
2.Health
Advantages:
Improvehealth.Reducetheriskofheartdisease,cancer,etc.Feelbetter
Disadvantages:
Friendstreatmelikeaneccentric.Nodecentfoodavailable.
Animalwelfare
Advantages:
Reducecrueltytoanimals.Reducespreadofdisease.
Environment
Advantages:
Reducegreenhousegases.Helpsfeedthepoorandhungry.
a)cramb)lapsec)shund)skipe)slaughterf)cropg)fin
h)strokei)fussyj)soggyk)domybitl)retainthemoralhigh-ground
P61Vocabulary&Writing
1.1so(orconsequently)2Consequently(orso)3However4eventhough(oralthough)
5Furthermore6Although(orEventhough)7Tosumup
3.1However2Thefirstreasonwhy3Asaresult,4Whatismore5Inotherwords
6Secondly7Infact8Finally9Furthermore10Consequently11Tosumup
P62Reading
1.1c)60%2c)£9billion3c)27%4c)5,5005c)1.3million
P63Grammar
1.a)breadb)yearc)plated)datee)day
a)Salad,fruitandbreadweremostcommonlywasted.
b)£9billionofavoidablefoodwasteinEnglandandWaleswasdisposedofeachyear.
c)Mostofthefoodcouldhavebeenconsumedifithadbeenstoredormanagedbetter,orhadnotbeenleftuneatenonaplate.
d)Nearlyaquarterofthefoodwasdisposedofbecausethe“useby”or“bestbefore”datehadexpired.
e)5,500wholechickenswerethrownawayeachday.
Thepassiveispreferredbecausethearticleisaboutfoodwaste.Soyouwant“food”or“foodwaste”(theobjectoftheactiveverb)tobethetopicofeachsentence.Thesubjectoftheactiveverb(“people”)isobviousinthecontext.
P64UsefulPhrases
1.a)theservice—(un)helpful,rude,slow
b)thelighting—bright,dark
c)thewine—(not)chilled,corked,off
d)thefood—bland,off,over-cooked,over-done
e)theothercustomers—noisy,(rude),slow
2.a)veryslowb)darkc)chilledd)overcookede)off
3.a)5b)1c)4d)3e)6f)2
4.1recipe(=asituationwhichislikelytoendbadly)
2beetroot(=toblush/goredinthefacewithembarrassment)
3pie(=tobeverypleasant)4beans(=tellmeallthegossip)
5peanuts(=lowwages)6cookie(=clever)
Unit7Escape
P68Reading&Vocabulary
1.c)Theauthormentions:
●Seeingpeopletakingtheirshirtoffinpublic
●Gettingsandineverything
●Gettingsunburnedandwindburned
●Coldwater
●Trafficjams
●Childrenmisbehaving
●Notoiletsonbeach
●Straydogs
●Losingthings
●Gettingtarinhair
2.a)1F(Frankly,IhaveneverunderstoodtheBritishattachmenttotheseaside.)
2T
3F(ImanagedtogetsosunburnedthatadermatologistinvitedmetoaconventioninClevelandthefollowingweekendasanexhibit.)
b)1T
2F(Iputmyfootdownandsaid,“Never—absolutelynot,”whichisofcoursewhyweendedup,threehourslater,atKennebunkBeachinMaine.)
3T
c)1T
2F(I’llcallhimJimmyincaseheshouldonedaybecomealawyer.)
3T
3.a)paddleb)footdownc)scened)dinghye)nibblef)nap
P70Vocabulary&Grammar
1.correctorder:
8,1,4,6,3,2,7,10,9,5
P71Listening&Grammar
1.a)Rachelb)SarahandPaulc)AmyandJosh
2.1aandb2bandc3aandb4aandc5bandc6aandb
Themodalverbsactuallyusedintherecordings:
1b)2b)3a)4c)5c)6a)
3.a)Ihadto/neededtob)Ididn’thaveto/didn’tneedto
c)Icould/wasallowedtod)Icouldn’t/wasn’tallowedto
e)Ishouldn’thavedonef)Ishouldhavedone/oughttohave
P72Reading
2.A3B4C5D2E1
P73Vocabulary
1.tastefulbookishhumourlesscheerfulthoughtfulstylishsnobbishtasteless
1fulorish2less
2.a)lessb)ishc)ful
4.1unwilling2irresistible3relentless4disobedient5devilish6undivided
7stressful8irresponsible9careful10hellish11tearful12helpful
P74Listening&Speaking
2.a)ShewastravelingaroundAustralia.
b)Hervisaranout
c)Amsterdam
3.a)agob)starc)friendd)soulmatee)togetherf)enoughg)elseh)relieved
4.1g)2e)3a)4b)5d)6c)7h)8f)
5.1Actually2cometothinkofit3Anyway4DoyouknowwhatImean
5Basically6tobehonest7Infact8intheend
P75Reading&Grammar
1.1A2-3the4a5-6a7an8a