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PRE-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 3 3A What do these things refer to in the DVD?

1 Work in pairs. Discuss the questions. 1 3.5
2 1
1 What are the most popular things to do/places to
visit for visitors to your city? 3 2
2 Do you like doing these things too, or are they 4 Açaí
only for tourists? 5 completely free
3 Where do you usually take people who come to 6 Lapa
visit you?
B Watch the DVD again to check.
2A Watch the DVD and number the photos in the order
you see them. 4 Match the words/phrases from the DVD 1–7 with
their meanings a)–g).
B Label the photos with the items in the box. 1 common sights
2 the core
the view from the cable car
3 flavours
‘Samba da mesa’
looking for exotic fruit 4 get up to
5 locals
6 poverty
7 slums
a) very poor areas
b) the particular taste of food and drink
c) people who live in an area
d) do something
e) things you oen see
f ) the situation of being very poor
g) the centre

5A You can find the things below in Rio de Janeiro.

A What do you think they are? Find out as much as
you can about them.
• churrasco
• mate
• Santa Teresa
• futevôlei

B Work in groups. Ask and answer questions about

the things above. Which of the things would you
most like to do/taste/visit?
A: I chose futevôlei.
B: What is it?
A: It’s a mixture of football and volleyball.
B

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3 GRAMMAR EXTRA

PRE-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 3 3.2 questions without auxiliaries

3.1 present continuous/be going to for

1 Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1 A: invented / who / the world wide web /?
future
1 Underline the correct alternative. B: Tim Berners-Lee.
1 We’re having/We have dinner with friends tonight. 2 A: went / composer / which / deaf /?
2 Do you go/Are you going to the cinema on Saturday?           
3 I’m not seeing/I don’t see Tom tonight. B: Beethoven.
4 We playing/We’re playing tennis this aernoon. 3 A: water / oil / what / mix / you / happens /
when / and /?
5 Is she writing/Does she write her essay?
          
6 I’m going to study/I’m study dentistry in the future.
B: They separate.
7 You’re not stay/You’re not staying out late tonight!
4 A: composer / wrote / silent piece of music / a /
8 I’m not going to see/I’m not see Jo this weekend.
which /?
2 Find and correct the mistakes in the sentences.           
going B: John Cage.
1 We aren’t go out tonight. 5 A: smile / whose / famous / is /?
          
2 What are you going do?
B: Mona Lisa’s.
3 We’re visit Times Square on Saturday. 6 A: sank / luxury / which / ship / 1912 / in /?
4 They’re take the 10.30 train.          
5 I not meeting them until tomorrow. B: The Titanic.
7 A: artist / which / ear / his / cut off /?
6 He having a snack before the show.
          
7 She’s not have dinner with him. B: Van Gogh.
8 I’m go to see an exhibition. 8 A: plays / whose / are / in / performed /
Stratford-upon-Avon /?
3 Write questions to complete the conversation.          
Use the verb in brackets.
B: Shakespeare’s.
A: 1Where are you going next summer? (present
continuous)
B: We’re going to Spain.
A: How 2 there? (present
continuous)
B: We’re getting the train.
A: 3 ? (present continuous)
B: No, we’re not staying in a hotel this time.
A: Where 4 ? (present continuous)
B: We’re renting an apartment.
A: What 5 ? (be going to)
B: We’re going to visit all the art galleries.
A: What 6 ? (be going to)
B: Tom’s going to learn Spanish.
A: How long 7 ? (present
continuous)
B: We’re going to stay for a month!
A: When 8 ? (present continuous)
B: We’re coming back on 4th August.
A: Who 8 ? (present continuous)
B: Hugo’s meeting us at the airport.

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3.3 making a phone call Consolidation

1 Complete the conversation with the words in 1 Underline the correct alternative.
the box. Jack: Hello, Jack 1talking/speaking.
back calling catch morning problem Rob: Hi, Jack. 2It’s/I’m Rob.
sorry speak speaking Jack: Hi, Rob! How are you?
A: Good 1 . Jane Thompson. Rob: I’m well, thanks. I have some exciting news!
We 3go/’re going to Tanzania next year. We
B: Hello. I’d like to 2 to the Product Manager. 4
help/’re going to help build a school there.
A: 3 . Who’s 4 ? I 5fly/’m flying out in July and Lucy is
B: It’s Tony Clarke from Process Engineering. 6
join/joining me in August. We’re 7stay/
A: Sorry, I didn’t 5 that. Which company? going to stay with a local family, which should
be really interesting.
B: Process Engineering.
Jack: Oh wow, that sounds great! Who 8organised/
A: I’m sorry, Mr Clarke. I’m a bit busy right now.
did organise it?
Can I call you 6 ?
Rob: A travel company which arranges voluntary
B: No 7
. The number is 0207 5967812.
work – they organise everything! We’re going
A: 8
, was that 0207 or 0208? to 9spend/spending four weeks with a family,
B: 0207. I look forward to hearing from you. then we 10’re going to travel/travelling to a
A: OK. Thanks for calling. different town and stay with a different family.
It’s a brilliant scheme!
2 Write the conversation in the correct order. Jack: That sounds great! Who 11told/did tell you
a) Hi. Luke speaking. about the organisation?
b) Can you tell him the party is tomorrow, not Rob: Dave – he went to Tanzania last year.
Saturday? Jack I’m 12going to ask/asking Jane if she wants to do
c) I’m afraid he’s not here at the moment. something similar with me next year.
d) OK … party tomorrow, not Saturday. I’ll ask him to Rob: Sorry, I didn’t 13catch/receive that. Can you
call you when he gets in. speak 14high/up, please?
e) Of course. Jack: Yes – perhaps Jane and I can do something
f) Hi, Luke. It’s Sara. Can I speak to Tom? similar next year.
g) OK. Can I leave a message? Rob: Jane? Oh no, it’s not a good idea to ask Jane –
h) Thanks, Luke. Bye. she hates travelling!
1 A:
2 B:
3 A:
4 B:
5 A:
6 B:
7 A:
8 B:

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3 VOCABULARY EXTRA

PRE-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 3 4 Answer questions 1–8 with words from Exercise 3.

Where could you …
3.1 Time out 1 dance to pop music?           
2 visit a farm?           
1 Cross out the extra word in each sentence. 3 watch boats arrive?           
1 People go to a the theatre to see plays. 4 listen to classical music?           
2 Do you prefer to have the dinner at home or in a 5 buy fresh fruit and vegetables?           
restaurant? 6 compete in a race?           
3 I love going to see a some live music. 7 go to some different shops?           
4 I need a new coat so I’m going to shopping. 8 learn about nature as you walk?           
5 Would you like to go for dancing?
6 If you’re hungry, get to a snack.
3.3 Collocations
2 Choose the correct option to complete the
sentences, a), b) or c). 5 Match 1–7 with the endings a)–g).
1 My father stamps. 1 The restaurant is very popular, so you should book
a) collects b) plays c) surfs 2 Let’s have
2 This weekend I’m just going to my friends. 3 I’ve got to leave work early tonight because I’ve
a) hang out with b) go c) play arranged
3 Have you the new exhibition at the 4 If I leave earlier, I’ll need to buy another
museum? 5 I’m not sure what time I need to go, I haven’t
a) got b) seen c) had checked
4 I usually the bus into the town centre. 6 Let’s not talk
a) get b) have c) go to 7 I can’t go away next weekend, so I need to cancel
5 Do you like the cinema? a) my hotel reservation.
a) getting b) going to c) seeing b) to meet some friends.
6 When the weather is nice I like to through c) business all night.
the park. d) train ticket.
a) collect b) join c) skate e) a table.
7 I recently a tennis club. f) the train times yet.
a) joined b) went c) hung out with g) a chat about your plans.
8 Would you like to dinner with me?
a) see b) play c) have
Other vocabulary
3.2 Places to visit 6 Match the adjectives in the box with their
meanings 1–10.
3 Find eight places to visit in the word spiral.
busy cheap delicious expensive free
marketw
r eet at
never-ending famous perfect popular
st e special
ubsp
tc l
n t r y s i de

rfr

1 costing a lot of money           

or
nigh

ont

2 having, or seeming to have, no end

tsfield

shoppin

          
ou

c co 3 not costing much money           

ncert hall
4 liked by many people           
5 having a lot of things to do           
gm

all
uretrail
nat 6 known about by many people           
7 tastes very good           
8 not costing any money           
9 better than usual, or different from
everything else           
10 as good as it is possible to be  
         

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Crossword 1 2

7 Use the clues to complete

3 4 5
the crossword with words
and phrases from Unit 3. 6

10 11

12

13

14 15

16

17

18

19

20 21

Across Down
1 where you can play or do different 2 visiting interesting places, usually as a tourist (11)
sports (6, 5) 3 a team game played with an oval ball (5)
4 a place where you can go 5 a game played outside where the players wear white (7)
dancing (9) 6 If you a club, you become a member. (4)
7 You can surf the on a 8 another word for a reservation (7)
computer. (3) 10 you sit down to play these with other people (5, 5)
9 the opposite of in a town (11) 11 a path through the countryside with signs to help you notice trees,
12 a group of shops in the same animals, etc. (6, 5)
place (8, 4) 13 some people stamps or coins (7)
13 a short, informal conversation (4) 15 You can computer games, chess and cards. (4)
14 You can go to a to see 17 a small amount of food eaten between meals (5)
interesting things connected to
21 a place where you can go and get stronger and fitter (3)
history, science etc. (6)
16 a sport played by two teams where
people try to throw a ball through
a hoop (10)
18 where you can go and see a play (7)
19 If you change your plans, you may
have to your reservation. (6)
20 going for a long walk (6)

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LISTENING EXTRA
PRE-INTERMEDIATE UNIT 3 4 Find words or phrases in the extracts that have a
similar meaning to the definitions below.
1 Work in pairs and discuss. How do you usually
1 very famous and popular places (extract 1)
spend your free time?
2 useful information or advice from a person who
2 Read the extracts from the Exciting Experiences knows a lot about the subject (extract 1)
website and put the experiences in your order of 3 at night (extract 1)
preference (1 = best, 4 = worst). Compare your ideas 4 lots of chances (extract 2)
with a partner. 5 make something from the beginning (extract 3)
6 absolutely delicious (extract 3)
1 Photography tour of London at night 7 bored or unhappy (extract 4)
This tour is perfect for anyone 8 find an answer (extract 4)
keen on photography – beginners
and experienced photographers
alike. Spend an evening visiting
5 3.1 Listen to James talking to Alison, a
some of London’s most iconic salesperson for the Exciting Experiences website.
sights like Big Ben and Piccadilly Which experience day is he asking about?
Circus, and receive expert tips on
creating beautiful images after dark. 6 Listen again and choose the correct answer.
All our guides are local professional photographers who love
helping people improve their skills. 1 The course is
a) all day. b) only in the morning.
2 Zookeeper for a day 2 The trainer
This experience is an animal-lover’s dream! You learn all about a) is a secret agent. b) was a secret agent.
the daily routines of lots of different animals from an expert and 3 You can do the course
have plenty of opportunities to get your hands dirty! You work
with a zookeeper at a local zoo for a whole day, doing everything a) every day. b) on some days.
from feeding baby penguins and lions to washing African 4 The course is   London.
elephants. Your day begins when the animals wake up, so be
prepared for an early start! a) near to b) in
5 You take lunch with you.
3 Sushi-making class a) have to b) don’t have to
This class teaches you everything 6 You need to wear
you need to know about making
sushi from scratch. Learn all about a) sports shoes. b) smart shoes.
the ingredients and different types
of sushi, then prepare four different 7 The extracts below are from the recording. Match the
dishes by yourself. You don’t need words and phrases in bold with their meanings a)–f).
to be good at cooking because our
teachers are top Japanese chefs who will teach you how to cut 1 … it’s very hands-on, you actually get to use spy
the fish and prepare the rice and vegetables to make a delicious, gadgets like hidden cameras and microphones.
healthy meal. After class, share your mouth-watering creations 2 You’ll also drive an off-road car, which is the
with your classmates and receive your very own sushi-making kit
to take home with you! highlight for a lot of people.
3 You use maps and clues and gadgets …
4 Secret Agent School 4 … to sneak into a building …
Are you fed up with doing the same things every weekend? 5 I don’t work on Fridays so that suits me.
Do something different and spend a day learning all about how
to be a spy from real ex-secret agents! They teach you all you
6 Just wear something comfortable that you won’t
need to know, from where to hide cameras to how to crack mind getting messy.
codes. You get to play with lots of spy gadgets and learn how to
defend yourself against evil villains*! a) practical
*evil villains = the bad characters in a book or film b) dirty
c) is convenient
3 Read the extracts again. Are the sentences true (T) d) go somewhere quietly so nobody sees or
hears you
or false (F)? Correct the false sentences.
1 You have to be an experienced photographer to go e) a piece of information that helps solve a mystery
on the London at night tour. f ) the most interesting or enjoyable thing
2 The photography tour guides are all experts.
3 The zookeeper experience is only in the morning.
8 Work in pairs. Choose one of the experience days in
Exercise 2 and have a conversation like James and
4 The main ingredients of sushi are meat and rice. Alison’s. Find out as much information as you can
5 On the spy course, you learn how to use a camera. about the experience.
6 On the spy course, you learn how to protect
yourself from bad people.
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