UNIT 1: KEY TO EXERCISES

 You have already done the homework.

Check your answers, please.

Consider how important narrative tenses are.

Next week we will be considering how to write a short story.

Remember that you will have to write a short story in class.

Prepare for writing and telling short stories, please.

  

OUTCOMES INTERMEDIATE

Student’s Book Answer Key

Exercise 1, Grammar reference PAGE 166

1 Are

2 Do

3 were you

4 Have

5 Have

6 did

7 have you been

8 has

Exercise 2, Grammar reference PAGE 166

1 isn’t

2 don’t

3 doesn’t

4 ‘m not

5 didn’t

6 aren’t / ‘re not

7 hasn’t

8 wasn’t

9 haven’t

10 hasn’t

Answers to Exercise 1, Grammar reference PAGE 167

1 b 4 e 5 a 8 f 10 d 12 c

2 Not needed

3 Not needed

6 Not needed

7 Not needed

9 Not needed

11 Not needed

Answers to Exercise 2, Grammar reference  PAGE 167

1 was teaching

2 had learnt

3 weren’t saying

4 looked

 5 hadn’t used

 6 became

7 made

8 started

LISTENING PRACTICE

• STUDENT'S BOOK : PAGE 12: LISTENING:

     ACTIVITIES 1 and 2 
     
     1. Listen to the recording three times at home.
   
     2. Answer the questions.
      
     3. Check the key.
      
      4. Read the script on page 195. 
    
      5. Underline/Highlight some structures and
           vocabulary.

      6. Pay attention to the forms of the past.    

     
   
KEY   

2

a1 (He gave directions in Chinese.)

b no match  (the parents fell in love on the cruise ship

                      and settled in Rio later.)

c 2 (She’s Brazilian, but speaks German at home and has Russian

       and Turkish parents!)

d 3 (He wanted to ask about the people of the inner forest

       but asked about people with tasty insides;

       his colleague wanted to say the food was delicious,

       but ended up saying he liked eating children!)

e 2 (The mum lived in Germany for a while

      and had picked up some German; the dad knew

     German from school. It became their lingua franca.)

f no match

g 1 (The experience of speaking Chinese with a native speaker

        made them seek out language exchange partners.)

h 3 (They need local people to act as guides or cooks for the film crew.)

3

 1

a came up to (= a phrasal verb meaning approached)

b didn’t catch anything

c with a mixture

2

a cabin cleaner

b which I find

c saved them arguing

3

 a in search of

b the support of

c the middle of