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208 5.3 54 6.2 6.3 7.2 7.3 first second third policy cathedral understand palace police competition opposite advertisement education desert assistance organise (of appears in; cathedral /ko'Gisdrol’ understand /sndo'stend? police ‘pa'lizs/ competition /kemps'tifan! ‘opposite /opasit/ advertisement /ad'va:tismant education /edgu'keifan! desert /‘dezat/ assistance /o'sistans! organise !'sganaiz! Same Different know/knife island/islam (sin island is silent) muselesseissors aisle/Christmas (s in aisle is silent) climb/homb listen/western (tin listen is silent) wrong/wrist handfhandsome (d. in handsome is silent) calffealm honest/hope (hint honest is silent) Unit 6 1 writing 2 acassette 3 anOHT — 4 notesipapers 5 notes/books 6 a plug 7 look up the meaning of a word 8 rub things out / erase them 9 photocopy things 10 because people can't hear it very well clean the board 2 wen up the tape recorder 3 borrow a dictionary 4. swap places video a programme 6 do an exercise 7 corrcet mistakes 8 look up a word plug in the OHP / tape recorder a: Whar does ‘swap’ mean? A: How do you pronounce it? \; How do you spell it? a: How do you use it in a sentence? Unit 7 unhappy; impatient; impolite; illegal incorrect; ireegular; invisible; impossible illegible; unfriendly; unemployed; dishonest unpack; unlocks disagrees dislike 1 it illegal 3 he got undressed 5. she’s very impatient 2 its very untidy 4 it illegible 6 impolite 1 misunderstood 4 disagree 7 unlock 10. reopen 2 unpacked 5 redo 8 disliked 11 overworking 3. disappeared 6 averslept 9 redofretake 12 unwrap Unit 8 educations improvement; jogging; government; spelling; hesitation; arrangement; stupidity; darkness; weakness; similarity; punctuality; sadness; popularity. English Vocabulary in Use (preintermediate & intermediate) 8.2 8.3 ot 9.2 9.3 9.4 101 1 television 3 education 5. weakness 7 management 2 election. 4 government 6 stupidity 8 improvement 1 actor 4 singer 7 economist 2 employer 5 murderer 8 wanslator 3 footballer 6 psychologist 9 manager 1 writes reportslarticles for newspapers 2. dances in ballers 3 directs films 4 manages a bank 5 employs people (employees) 6 sings pop songs and makes records 7 translates books and articles 8 drives a lorry 9 takes pictures (photographs) 10. draws and paints things, e.g. people and landscapes Unit 9 thoughtfullless dirty painful/less comfortable attractive ccarefulfless knowledgeable famous creative dangerous {un)suitable (unjreliable foray policical sunny washable homeless ‘enjoyable musical (unbreakable 1 careful 4) knowledgeable or helpful 7 useful 10) undrinkable 2 foggy 5 dangerous & reliable 11 inflexible 3 famous 6 painful 9 industrial 12 homeless painless; useless; careless; thoughtless; eactless* *If someone is ‘tactful’ they are diplomatic, ic. they always say the right things. IF you are tactless, you are always saying the wrong thing and might be offending someone. Opposites for the other words: wonderful (# terrible, awful) awful (# wonderful, fantastic) beautiful ¢# ugly) Possible answers 1 clondy, sunny, foggy 5 famous, creative, knowledgeable 2 dangerous, careless, thoughtless, awful 6 reliable, comfortable, economical 3. musical, creative, famous 7 political, enjoyable, thoughtful 4 industrial, famous, beautiful, diety, attractive 8 ? Unit 10 1 We waited a long time. 4 The holiday cost about £500. 2 Tdreamr about you last night 5 replied to his letter yesterday. 3) We queued for half an hour. English Vocabulary in Use (pre-intermediate & intermediate) 209

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