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.The person who does this is called a freelancer)Exercise 31.employees 2.unskilled 3.semi-skilled 4.blue-collar 5.manufacturing industries 6.white-collar 7.service industries 8.job security 9.steady job 10.hiring 11.firing 12.stress 13.demanding 14.unsociable hours 15.repetitive strain injury 16.salary 17.promotion 18.perks 19.incentive 20.increment / raise 21.sickness benefit 22.pension 23.self-employedMini topicsFriends and relations (pages 104 – 105)Exercise 11.siblings / brother / sister 2.a lot in common / shared interests 3.see eye to eye / bond / fallen out 4.on good terms / boss/ employee / supportive5.admire or respect / close / acquaintance 6.amiable / relatedExercise 21.chemistry 2.True 3.buddy 4.False.If you get on with someone, you have a good relationship with them (we can also say get along with someone).If you adore someone, you love them very much 5.room mate 6.A nuclear family is a family that has a mother, father, and children living together.An extended family is a family that includes the parents, children, grandparents, and other relatives living together or very close to each other 7.True 8.partner 9.They have a very close relationship and spend all their time together (e.g., My parents are inseparable)10.enemy11.False.It is a formal word for a husband or wife.12.inspirationHealth and exercise (page 105)Exercise 11.in good shape / active / go jogging or go swimming / take up 2.Sedentary / overweight or obese ( fat could be used in an informal context) / fast food (we also say junk food) / fat 3.unhealthy / put on weight / skin problems / balanced diet 4.slim /lifestyle / health club / keep fit or go swimming5.look after / on a diet / cut down / give up6.Obesity / obese or overweight(or, more informally, fat) / health problems / heart disease125Answer keyMovies and the theater (pages 106 – 107)Exercise 11.science fiction or horror / soundtrack 2.comedy / funny or entertaining / acting or cast or plot or storyline 3.actress / actor Answer keyor director / director or actor 4.horror or science fiction / frightening or terrifying / plot or storyline / special effects / screen /terrifying (not frightening, which cannot have absolutely before it) 5.play / musical / entertaining or exciting / cast / stars or actors 6.feel-good / audience / characters / atmosphereYour home town (pages 107 – 108)Exercise 11.nightlife 2.community spirit 3.character 4.pedestrianized 5.sports center 6.museum 7.neighborhood 8.neighbors 9.shopping mall 10.Healthcare 11.parks 12.amenities 13.job opportunities 14.renovated or rejuvenated 15.demolished 16.rejuvenated or renovated (generally, a building is renovated, and an area is rejuvenated) 17.historic 18.homelessness 19.street crime 20.traffic congestion 21.public transport 22.environment 23.rural 24.local customs Learning languages (pages 108 – 109)Exercise 11.progress 2.get by 3.dictionary 4.accent 5.pick up 6.bilingual 7.vocabulary 8.second language 9.competent 10.mother tongue (= first language) 11.pronunciation 12.practice 13.culture 14.grammar 15.fluent 16.communicate 17.native18.rewarding126First published in Great Britain 2012Copyright © Rawdon Wyatt, 2012This electronic edition published 2012 by Bloomsbury Publishing PlcThe right of Rawdon Wyatt to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted byhim in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988All rights reserved.You may not copy, distribute, transmit, reproduce or otherwise makeavailable this publication (or any part of it) in any form, or by any means (including withoutlimitation electronic, digital, optical, mechanical, photocopying, printing, recording orotherwise), without the prior written permission of the publisher.Any person who doesany unauthorised act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecutionand civil claims for damages.Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 50 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3DPA CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British 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NounsWord association: VerbsWord forms: Nouns from verbsWord forms: Nouns from adjectivesWord forms: Adjectives from verbsWorking wordsTopics 1: Children and the familyTopics 2: EducationTopics 3: Food and dietTopics 4: The mediaTopics 5: Money and financeTopics 6: Nature and the environmentTopics 7: On the roadTopics 8: Science and technologyTopics 9: Town and countryTopics 10: TravelTopics 11: WorkMini topicsVocabulary record sheetVocabulary record sheet sampleAnswers [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]