1 A DESCRIPTION OF A PERSON b The con1puter has foun d ~

~ in Sofia's en1ai l. Can you correct

a Read the t \¥0 Facebook n1essages once and anS\·Ver the questions . thern?
1 vVhy has f\ ngela \vrittcn to Sofia?
c Read bo th en1ails again. T hen cover then1
2 Does Sofia recon1111cnd her friend to Angela? and ansvver the c.iuestions fro1n 111cn1ory.
l \),That five 1:±] adjectives d escribe Kasia's
personality?
2 W hat does she like doing in her free tin1c?
Angela Vernon 3 W hat negative things does Sofia say about
Hi Sofia, Kasia?
I hope you're well. 4 Does Sofia thin k Kasi a \viii get on \.Yith
Angela's family?
I'm looking for an au pa ir to look after Mike and Sally, and I
remembered your Polish fri end Kasia, who I met last summer. d Look at the ~i1g llighte&expressions \.Ye use
She said she might be int erested in working in England as an to 111odify adjectives. Put then1 in tl1e correct
au pair, so I t hought I would write and ask her. The thing is, I place in the chart.
don't really know her, so before I write and suggest it, could
you t ell me a bit about her (age, persona lity, etc., and what
she likes doing) so that I can see if she would tit in with the
f amily? Please be honest! Kasia is verv forgetful.
-
Angela

Sofia Lugo
Hi Angela, p Useful language: describing a person
Kasia is one of my best friends, so of course I know her He's quite! very, et c. + positive adjective
(e.g. friendly, outgoing, etc.)
vef\]J well. She's 22 and she's just finished economics at
She's a bit + negative adjective (e.g. untidy,
university, but she doesn't have a job yet and I'm sure she shy, etc.)
would be ~ in going to t he UK. Her pa rents are He likes I loves I doesn't mind+ verb + -ing
both doctors, and she has two younger brothers. She gets She's happy to+ infinitive
on very well with them and they are a very close family. He's good with children
Kasia's an intelligent girl and very hard-working. She can at making new friends
be guit shy at fir st, but when she get s to know you she's
1iocrediol Y1 fri endly. She loves children - she often looks after e Tn1agi ne you received Angela's 1nessage asking
her brothers - so she has a lot of experience, and she's also about a fr iend of yours. Write an email to
very ~.
a11s>ver it. Plan \vhat you're going to >vrite
In her free t ime she likes going to t he cinema, listening to using the paragraph headings belo\V. Use
music, and she's also very good at ~ - she always the Useful language box and Vocabulary
has her camera with her. She's fu_c;1lly ~ and happy Bank Personality p.153 to help you.
to do t hings on her own, so you won't have to worry about
t aking her t o places. Paragraph 1 age, family, work I study I
The only problem w ith Kasia is that she's a l:lit ~ ...
she sometimes loses t hings, like her keys, or her phone. Also,
Paragraph 2 personality (good side) I
Paragraph 3 hobbies and interest s
to be honest her English isn't fantastic, but I'm sure she'll
improve very quickly. I think Mike and Sally will love her. Paragraph 4 any negative t hings?
I hope t his helps! Let me know if you need anything else.
f C heck your en1ail for n1ist akes (gran1 n1ar,
Love, vocabulary, punctuation, and spelling).
Sofia
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Writing 113
 2 AN INFORMAL EMAIL From: Kasia [kasia_new@redmail.com]
To: Ang ela [ang elav1970@yahoo.com]
a Kasia went to Britain and stayed for six 111onths Subject: Thanks
\.vith a couple, Angela an<l :rvfatt, \Vorking as an au
Hi Angela,
pair. J\ fte r going back to Poland, she sent then1
an emai l. Look at the list of things she says in her I'm really sorry for not writing earlier, bu t ~ very busy since I
en1ail. N u1nber then1 in a logical order 1-6. got back!

D S he pron1ises to send so1ne photos.
D S he thanks them for her s tay and says ho\v
n1uch she enjoyed it.
D S he ta!ks about 'vhat she's been doing recently.
D She apologizes for not vvriting before.
D She thanks then1 again and invites the1n to stay.
D She talks about the nice things that happened
vvhen she was \Vith then1.
b Now read K asia's e1nail and check your answers
toa.
c Correct eight 111.is takes in the en1a il (~,
~, .jlW-~ and ~.)
p Useful language: informal emails
Beginnings
Hi+ name (or Dear + name if you want t o be a bit
more formal)
Sorry for not writing earlier, but. ..
Thank you I Thanks (so much) for (your letter,
having me to stay, etc.) ...
It was great to hear from you ...
Endings
That's all for now.
Hope to hear from you soon. I Looking forward to
hearing from you soon.
(Give my) regards I love to ...
Best wishes I Love (from)
PS (when you want to add a short message at the
end of an email) I've attached a photo...
Thanks for a wonderful six months. I loved being in Chichester,
and I had a great time. I also think my .e.Qgli@ got a bit better.. .
liQQ! you think?
It was so nice to look after Mike and Sally. I thought they were
adorable, and I think we had a fan tastic time together. I have
really good memori es - fo r example ou r ~ to th e Isle of W ight
and the zoo there!
I've been a bit stressed the se last few weeks, because I've
started working at a restaurant, w hile I look for a proper job.
~ a waitress is very hard work, but I can now afford to ren t a flat
with Sofia and two other friends, and I'm saving ~ a car!
I've also spent a lot of time with my family - my brothers have
changed so much over th e past six months!
I've had severa l ~ from Mike and Sally since I've been
back! Please tell them from me that I miss them and that
~ them some photos very soon .
That's all for now. Thanks again for everything . And I hope you
know you're welcome in Gdansk at any time - my family would
love to meet you. Summer here is usually lovely.
Hope to hear from you soon. Give my regards to Matt!
Best wishes,
Kasi a
PS I've attached a photo I took of me with the kids. I hope you
like it !

d In1agine you have son1e British fr iends in the

UK, and you stayed \v ith then1 for a week last
m o nth. Write an en1ai l to say thank you. Plan
w hat you're going to say. Use 1- 6 in a and the
Useft1l lan guage box to help you.
e Check you r ema il for mistakes (gran1n1ar,
vocabulary, punctuation, and s pelling).

~ p.21

114
3 AN ARTICLE FOR A MAGAZINE
a Look at the four forn1s of public transport in London.
\Vhich one do you think is probably... ?
• the n1ost expensive
• the healthiest
• the best if you wan t to see the sights of London
• the safest to use late at night
b Read an article fron1 an on line n1agazine for foreign
students about public transport in London and cl1eck
you r anssvcrs to a. Then ansv,rer these questions fron1
n1en1or y.
1 \Vhat can you use an Oyster card fo r?
2 \Vhy are the bikes you can hire called 'Boris Bikes'?
1 \Vhat's the difference bet\veen a black taxi and a
1ni ni-cab?
c Read the article again and complete the gaps \vith a
preposition fron1 the list.
around at in next to of f on (x2) on the top of
p Useful language: transport in your town
You can buy Oyster cards at tube stat ions.
You must have a ticket or card before you get on a bus.
(You= people in general)
Comparatives and superlatives
Buses aren't as quick as trams.
Cycling is the cheapest way to get around.
d Write an article about transport in your nearest tO\vn or
city for foreign students. Plan \vhat headings you're going
to use, and what to say about each forn1 of transport.
e Check your article for mistakes (gra1n1nar,
vocabulary, pu11ctuation, and spelling).
~ p.27
Transport in London
London Underground (The Tube)
This is the quickest way to get 1around the city and
t here are many underground station s all over Lo ndon.
The cheapest way to use the underground is to get an
Oyster card. This is Like a phone card . You put money
on it , and t hen top it up when you need to, and t h en
you use it every tim e you get 2 or 3_ _ __
the Tube. You can buy Oyster cards at t ube stations and
in newsagents.
Buses
Th ey can be qu icker tha n t he underground if t her e isn't
too much t raffic. The easiest way to use t he buses, l ike
t h e undergrou nd, is to ju st use your Oyster card. You
ca n also buy t ickets f rom machines 4 bus
stops. On some bu ses you can buy a t icket w ith cash
when you get 5 t he bus. Some of the bu ses
operat e 24 hour s a day, so you can al so use them Late
at night Travelling 6 a dou bl e-decker bus is
also a good way to see London .
Bikes
Bikes are now more popul ar t han ever in Lon don,
especial ly 7 tourists and peopl e who want
to be fit. Th ere are quite a Lot o f cycle l anes, and bikes
that you can hire, nicknamed ' Boris Bikes' af ter Boris
Joh nson, t he mayor of London. You can u se your cr edit
ca rd to hire a bike, and th e first 30 m inutes are f ree.
with
Taxis and Mini-cabs
London's bl ack taxis are expensive, but they are
com fortabl e and th e t axi drivers kn ow London very
wel l. You normal ly tell t he driver where you want t o
go before you gets the taxi. M ini-cabs are
norma l cars which work for a company, and w hich you
have to phone. They are m u ch cheaper, but make sure
you use a Licensed company. Taxis o r m ini- cabs are
probably the safest way t o travel Late 9 night .
Writing 115
 4 TELLING A STORY
a A n1agazine asked its readers to send in
stor ies of a ti n1e they got lost . .Read the s tory
DISASTROUS JOURNEYS!
once. \Vhy did Begona and her hus band get We asked you to tell us about a time you got lost.
lost? W hat else \vent "vro11g? Begoiia from Spain wrote to us ...

b R ead the s tor y again and con1plete it \Vith a

connect ing word or phrase fron1 the list. FRANCE

although as soon as because but

instead of so then when Nigra
Lerida0
p Useful language: get t ing lost
We were going in the wrong direction.
We took t he wrong exit I turning.
We t urned right inst ead of left. BALEARIC
We didn't know where we were. ISLANDS
We had to turn round and go back in the
opposite direction. ·-
,''
Cl. I
0 ' ',\fj_OO 200 300 l<m
I">· I . I
! I If
1
I J )l _ff{
c W rite about a journey where you got lost nt.\jr
100 20!l s
(or invent one) to send to the 111agazine.
Plan what you're going to \\' rite using the
is happened a few years ago. I live in Alicante, in Spain and my
paragraph headings below. Use t he Useful
language to help you. husband and I had rented a house in Galicia for the summer holiday.
We were going to first drive to Tarragona, to stay for a few days
Paragraph 1 When was the journey? Where with some friends, and 1 then drive from Tarragona to Galicia.
were you going? Who with?
Why? The f irst part of the journey was fine. We were using our new satnav
Paragraph 2 How did you get lost? What for t he first time, and it took us right to the door of our friends' house.
happened? Three days later, 2 we continued our journey, we put in the
name of the small town in Galicia, Nigran, which was our final dest ination.
Paragraph 3 What happened in t he end?
We started off, obediently following the instructions, but after a while
d C h eck your s tory for n1istakes (gran1111ar, we realized that 3 driving west towards Lerida, we were going
vocabu lary, punct uation, and spelling). north. In fact, soon we were quite near Andorra. I was sure we were
going in the wrong direction, 4 my husband wanted to do what
~ p.47 t he satnav was telling us - it was his new toy! It was only when we started
seeing mountains that even he admitted this couldn't be the right way. 5_
we stopped, got out an old map, and then turned round! We had wasted
nearly two hours going in the wrong direction!

It was an awful journey 6 as well as gett ing lost, when we were

nearly at our destination we had another problem. We stopped for a
coffe e at a little bar, but 7 we got back onto the motorway
we realized that we had left our dog under the table in the cafe! For the
second t ime that day we had to turn round and go back. Luckily, the
dog was still there! However, 8 t he beginning of our trip was a
disaster, we had a wonderful holiday!

116
5 A FILM REVIEW

The Godfather (1972)

The film The Godfather is 1based on the book by Mario Puzo. The fi lm was 2 by Martin
Scorsese. It 3 Marlon Brando as Vito Corleone and Al Pacino as his son, Michael. The film
won three Oscars in 1973 for Best Actor (Marlon Brando), Best Movie, and Best Screenplay.
The film is 4- - - - in New York in the 1940s and 50s. It was fi lmed on 5- - - - in New York
and in Sicily.
The film is about the Corleone fam ily. Vito, 'The Godfather', is head of one of the most powerful
criminal families in America. Don Vito is a fair but ruthless man, who runs his business by doing
favou rs and expecting favours in return . The Corleones get involved in a war with other c riminal
fam ilies, because they don't want to sell drugs . Don Vito is shot and he is seriously injured. While
Don Vito is in hospital, contro l of the fami ly passes to his eldest son, Sonny. Sonny is a hot-head,
and with him in charge, the war between the various families becomes more violent. Don Vi to's
youngest son, Michael, has always stayed outside the fam ily business, but when Don Vito is shot,
he returns home to do what he can to help the fam ily. He also takes his revenge against the people
who are trying to kill his father. In the end, Sonny is shot and Michael becomes the new Godfather.
I strongly 6 The Godfather. It has 7 , drama, an unforgettable 8 _ _ __
and an important message: that violence never really solves anything. The two 9 , The
Godfather II and The Godfather Ill are also good, but the fi rst film is definitely my favourite.

a R e ad the fi lm rev icv.r and con1plete it with the \.VOrds in d Have you seen The Godfather? If yes, do you agree with
tl1e list. the revie\.v? If no, does the revie\v make you \Vant to see it?

action based directed location

sequels set soundtrack stars
recommend p Useful language: describing a film
It was directed I written by... In the end...
It is set in... fvly favourite scene is ...
b Rea d the revie\·Vagain and nun1be r the paragraphs in It is based on the book... I strongly recommend
order 1- 4. It's about... (the film) because...
It stars...
Paragraph 0 The plot

Paragraph 0 The name of the fi lm, the director, e Write a filn1 revie\v about a filn1 you vvo uld
t he stars, and any prizes it won r econ1111end people to buy on DVD or sec at the
Why you recommend t he fi lm cinerna. P lan vvhat you are going to \v rite in the
Paragraph 0
four paragraphs . U se the Useful lan g11age and
Paragraph 0 Where and when it is set Vocabulary Bank Cinemap.159 to help you.
Where it was filmed
I f C l1eck your revie\V for n1is takcs (gran1n1ar,
c Look at paragraph three again. \ Vhat tens e do we use voca bulary, punctuation, and spel ling) .
to tell the story of a filn1 or book?
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Writing 117
 6 DESCRIBING A HOUSE OR FLAT d Write a description of your house or flat for
the website. Plan \vhat yo u're going to 'vrite.
a The \.Vebsite Hon1erent.con1 is for people \.vho \Vant to rent out Use the U seful l an guage and Vocabulary
their houses while they are away on holiday. R ead two posts fron1 l\ank Houses p.162 to help you.
the website. \.Vhicl1 one \VOuld you prefer to stay in for a t\.VO-\veek
holiday? Why? Paragraph 1 A brief introducti on. What kind
of house I flat is it? Where is it
b Read about the flat in Budapest again. Underline any adjectives exactly?
\.vhich help to 'sell' the f lat? \Vhat do they 1nean?
Paragraph 2 Describ e the house I flat.
What rooms does it have?
c Now read about the Turkish villa again. ln1prove the description
Does it have any special
by replacing the word nice w ith one of rhe adjectives belo\v. Often characteristics?
there is n1ore than one possibil ity.
Paragraph 3 Describe the neighbourhood.
amazing beautifu l breathtaking lovely ideal How fa r is it f rom places of
luxurious magnificent perfect spacious superb int erest , public t ransport, et c.?
Paragraph 4 Say who t he house fla t is
p Useful language: describing location suitable f or. Are t here any
restrictions?
It is perfectly situat ed in ... '-
walking distance from ...
a (fifteen-minute) walk from ... e Check your description for inistakes
a short drive from ... (gran11nar, vocabulary, punctuation, a11d
The neighbourhood is (safe, friendly, et c.)... spelling) .
It's a (beautiful) area ...
~ p.71

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18
1 A LETTER OF COMPLAINT
a Read the letter of con1plaint . Then answer
the questions.
1 Who is Chris Mason con1plaining to?
2 What item is he con1plaini ng about? \Vhy?
3 \Vho did he contact first?
4 W hat proble n1 did he have \vhen he phoned
to corn plain?
5 In 'vhich paragraph does Chris use flat tery? Sandra Adan1s
H ow.;> H ead ofDepart1nent
b Read it again and con1plete the gaps with a John Leavis Customer Service
'vord f ron1 the list. PO Box 908
Qeaf delivered forwa rd However in stock Swindon May 19th 2013
reference service unhelpful Yours
1 Dear M sAda1ns,
p Useful language: a formal lett er (or email)
Last vVednesday, 25 April, I ordered a coffee mach ine from
You don't know t he person's name
your onlinc store (order 2 #CE437184). Before placing
Start: Dear Sir I fv1adam,
Finish: Yours faithfully, the order I read the conditions carefu lly, and the item was
3_ _ _ _ . Your website says that ite1ns in stock are
You know the person's name
Start: Dear+ fv1r I fv1s I Mrs Garcia, 4 _ _ _ _ in 48 hours.
Finish: Yours sincerely,
Style Tvvo \·veeks passed, and nothing arrived. 5 , I noticed
• Don't use contrac t ions that pay1nent had been taken fro1n n1y credit card. I phoned
• Write I look forward to hearing from you. as
your customer service line, and the person that I spoke to,
the fina l sentence
• Write your f ull name under your signat ure :Becky, was rude and 6 . She said that the item was not

Note: a formal email is exactly the same as in stock, and that she didn't kno"v when they "vould arrive. She
a fo rmal letter, except in an email we don't could not explain why the money had been taken from my card.
write the address or date.
I have bought many things fi·om you over the years, both from
c W rite a letter (or an en1ai l) of con1plaint your l ,ondon shop and the online store, and I have always had
about something you bought onli11e. Plan
good 7 . I can only imagine that th is is a departure
vvhat you're going to write. Use the Useft1l
fro1n your usual high sLandards, a nd I am sure you will be able
language to help you.
to resolve the situation in a satisfactory way.
d Check you r letter or email for mistakes
(gran1111ar, vocabulary, punctuation, and I look 8 _ _ _ _ to hearing from you.
spelling).
9 _ _ __ sincerely,
~ p.77

Chris JVIason

Writing
 8 A COVERING EMAIL WITH YOUR CV 9 A MAGAZINE ARTICLE -
a Look at the job advertisen1ent. \Vh ich job cou ld you ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
apply for? a Read an art icle for a s tudent niagazine about the
advantages and disadvantages of living w ithout a TV.
We are looking for dedicate , T he con1puter has fou nd ~ (gra1nn1ar,
enthusiastic, and energetic p pie to work vocabulary, punctuation , and spelling). Can you
correct then1?
at the forthcoming Olympic Ga..mes.
There are vacancies in the following areas:
• Administration Living without a
• Hospitality and catering
l most every family today 1 .Q§)@ a TV, in fact probably
•
•
Translation and language services
Medical support
A more t han one, and people everywhere spend hours
watching it. But a few families choose to live without a
All applicants must be appropriat ely qual ified and a TV because they thi nk there are advantages .
B2 level of English is essential. Send your CV and a
The first advantage is that families spend more time 2 ia!!:s
coveri ng email (in English) to:
to each other. Secondly, t hey spend more t i me doi ng
recruitment@theolympicgames7 more creative thi ngs like reading or painting. Thirdly,
they spend more time outdoors, and are usually 3 .D:l.9@.ftt.
But on t he ot her hand , t here are al so di sadvantages.
b Ricardo Suarez \vants to apply for a job, and is For example, child ren who don't have a TV may feel
subn1itting his CV. Read the covering en1ail to go \vith 4
~ from 5 ~ school friends, and often won't
it.@ the best phrase in each pair. know what they are talking about. Al so, it i s not t rue that
all TV 6 ~ are bad. There are good ones, li ke
From: Ricardo Suarez [Suarezr@chatchat. com] 7 o u r s, and people who li ve wi thout a TV may
To: recruitment@theolympicgames.com know less about 8 ~ happening in the world.
Subject: Job application
In conclusion, 9 ~ livi ng without a TV has some
Dear Sir I Madam, advantages, I think today i t's unreali sti c and t hat we
1/
am writing I I'm writing to apply for a job with the should just try to tu rn the TV 10 .Q.!d! when there's nothing
medical support staff at the forthcoming Olympic Games. good on.
I am a qualified physiotherapist and 2 /'ve been working I
I have been working at a Rehabilitation Centre here since
January 2006. 3My English is great I I speak English
fluently (level C1).
4/ enclose I I attach my CV.
5Hope to hear from you soon' I I look forward to hearing
from you.
6 Yours sincerely, I Yours faithfully,
Ricardo Suarez

c Write a covering en1ail (to go with your CV) to apply

for a job in the next Olyn1pics. Plan \vhat you're going
to 'vvrite. Use the Useful la11guage on p. 11 9 to help
b Read the article again. Then cover it and in pairs
you.
ans\ver the questions fron1 memory.
d C h eck your ernail for n1istakes (gran1n1ar, vocabulary, J W hat are the three advantages?
punctuation, and spelling). 2 \Vhat are the t\vo disadvantages?
~ p.81 3 Is the \vriter for or against having a TV?

120
c You are going to \vrite a s in1 ilar article about 10 A BIOGRAPHY
sn1artphones. First \vith a partner, n1ake a list of the
advan tages and disadvantages. a Read a text about Mark Z uckerberg. Then re-\vrite
t he text w ith the extra inforn1ation (sentences A- F) as
·~ ' relative clauses .
"
Mark Zuckerberg,
t he American computer
programmer, was o ne of
Advantages Disadvantages
t he founders of Facehook.
In his teens he began to
write software prog rams
as a hobby. After school
he went to Harvard . While
he was t here he created a
website called Facemash.
d Now decide \vhich are the three biggest advant ages and It was shu t down by t he universi ty, but it inspi red hi m
nun1ber t he n1 1-3 (1 =the biggest). Do the sa1ne '~'ith to create Facehook.
the disadvantages.
He left Harvard and moved to Californ ia w ith Dust in

p Useful language: writing about advant ages and

Mos kovi t z, and t ogether t hey made Facehook an
international success .
disadvantages
In 2012 Zuckerberg marr ied Pri sci lla Chan.
Listing advantages
First I Firstly,... Secondly, ... Thirdly, ...
Listing disadvantages Paragraph 1 A Mark Zuckerberg was born in New York
On the other hand, there are also (some) disadvantages ... in 1984
For instance I For example...
Also, ... Paragraph 2 B He studied comput er science and
sociology at Harvard
Conclusion c Facemash allowed students t o share
In conclusion I To sum up, I think ... phot os
D He launched Facebook f rom his room in
e \Vr ite an article called 'S1na rtphones -A great 2004
invention?' Start the article \Vtth th is introduction. Paragraph 3 E Dust in Moskovitz had been his
roomma t e
Many people today don't just have a mobile phone, they
have a smartphone like an iPhone or a Blackb err y. But is it Paragraph 4 F He had dated Priscilla Chan for nine
a great invention? I t hink t here are both advantages and years
disadvantages.
l i\l[ark Zuckerber8, the A1nerica11 co1nputer pro&rarnrner,
'vVrite three 111ore par agraphs. Plan what you're going ivho i vas bo1·ri iti New York itt 1984, 1vas one of the
to \vrite. Use the Useful langu age to help you. jounders of Facebook.

Paragraph 2 Wri te two or three advantages. b Cover A - F. Read the text agai n a nd try to re n1en1ber
the extra information.
Paragraph 3 Write t wo or three disadvantages.

Paragraph 4 Conclusion - decide if you t hink
smartphones are a great invention or not.
f C l1eck your a rticle fo r mistakes (gran11nar,
vocabulary, punctuation, and spelling).
~ p.91
c Write a short biography of an interesting o r s uccessfu I
p erson you know about . Plan w hat you're going to
\Vrite, a nd try to use some relative clauses.
d C l1eck you r biography for n1istakes (gra n1n1ar,
vocabulary, punctuation, and spelling).
~ p.95

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