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LessonSeventeenSectionOneDialogue1A.1.3pence.2.82pence.B.1.postage;Thailand2.check;need;else—What'sthepostageontheseletterstoThailand,please?—I'llhavetocheck.Doyouneedanythingelse?—Yes.Athreepencestamp,please.—That'llbeeighty-fivepenceinall.SectionOneDialogue2A.1.BecausetheotherpersonhastheTVsoloud.2.Becausetheotheronetookitawaywithoutpermission.B.1.have;soloud2.trying;sleep—Iwishyouwouldn'thaveyourTVsoloud.—Sorry!Wereyoutryingtosleep?—Yes,andwhileIthinkofit—pleaseaskwhenyouborrowtheiron.—Ireallyoughttohaveknownbetter.Sorry!SectionOneDialogue3A.1.Sam.2.Hestillfeelshomesick.3.InEngland.B.1.think;lifeinEngland2.feeling;homesick3.bound;strange;first—Wendy,I'dlikeyoutomeetmybrother,Sam.—Howdoyoudo?—Howdoyoudo?—WhatdoyouthinkoflifeinEngland?—I'mstillfeelingprettyhomesick.—It'sboundtobestrangeatfirst.SectionOneDialogue4A.bB.wereoff;soon;stayalittlelonger;latealready;shame

—It'stimewewereoff.—Sosoon?Can'tyoustayalittlelonger?—IwishIcould,butI'mlatealready.—Whatashame!—Thankyouforawonderfulmeal.—I'mgladyouenjoyedit.SectionOneDialogue5A.aB.1.quitecatch2.outofyourway3.onmywayhome—Sorry,butIdidn'tquitecatchthat.—Isaid,'CanIgiveyoualift?‘—Isn'titoutofyourway?—No,it'sonmywayhome.SectionOneDialogue6A.aB.shivery;pain;stomachhaditbestpart;aweek—IfeelshiveryandI'vegotapaininmystomach.—Howlonghaveyouhadit?—Thebestpartofaweek.—Bythesoundofit,you'vecaughtachill.—WhatshouldIdo?—I'llgiveyousomethingforit,andcometoseeyouinacoupleofdays.SectionTwo

SectionTwo

A.Dialogue11.1)a2)c3)b4)b2.1)sortof;startwith2)WouldyoupreferWoman:I'dlikethecontinentalbreakfast,please.Waiter:Yes,madam.Whatsortoffruitjuicewouldyouliketostartwith?Woman:Thepineapplejuice.Waiter:Wouldyoupreferhoney,marmaladeorjam?Woman:Oh,marmalade,please.Waiter:Andwhatwouldyouliketodrink,madam?Woman:Coffee,please,blackcoffee.Dialogue21.1)b2)a3)c4)b5)a2.1)reserve;forfive2)I’mafraid;servelunch;3p.m.3)2o’clock;byawindowHeadWaiter:"DeepSeaRestaurant".HeadWaiter.Goodmorning.Woman:I'dliketoreserveatableforfive.HeadWaiter:Andwasthattoday,madam?Woman:Ofcourse.HeadWaiter:Atwhattime,madam?Woman:Oh,aboutthreeo'clock,Isuppose.HeadWaiter:I'mafraidweonlyservelunchuntil3pm,madam.Woman:Ohwell,twoo'clockthen,anditmustbebyawindow.HeadWaiter:Verygood,andwhatname,please?Woman:Bellington,Mrs.MarthaBellington.HeadWaiter:Verygood,Mrs.Bellington.Atableforfiveat2pmtoday.Dialogue31.1)c2)c3)a4)c5)b2.1)atablefortwo2)Atwhattime3)Kryzkoviak;lookforwardtoHeadWaiter:"DeepSeaRestaurant."Goodmorning.Man:Doyouhaveatablefortwothisevening?HeadWaiter:Certainly,sir.Atwhattimewasit?Man:Whattimedoesthebandstartplaying?HeadWaiter:At8pm,sir.Man:Right.Makeit7:30then,andnearthedancefloorifpossible.HeadWaiter:Verygood,sir.Andwhatname,please?Man:Kryzkoviak.HeadWaiter:Couldyoujustrepeatthat,please?Man:Kryzkoviak,that'sPolish,youknow.K-R-Y-Z-K-O-V-I-A-K.HeadWaiter:Yes.Thankyou,Mr.Kryzkoviak.Welookforwardtoseeingyou.B.1.1)a2)c3)c4)c2.1)F2)T3)T4)F—Whatshallwedotonight?—Howaboutthecinema?—That'sagoodidea.Wehaven'tbeenforages.—Whatwouldyouliketosee?—Oh,Idon'tknow.SpyStory?—SpyStory?Thatterrible,oldfilm?—Butit'sgotJamesPerevelleinit.I'mstilltryingtowriteastoryabouthim,youknow.—ButI'veseenitbefore.—Nevermind.Perhapsyou'lllikeitbetterthesecondtime.(Inthecinema)—(Youlooksobeautifulinthatdress.Whydoyouhavetodie?)—Wouldyoulikeanicecream?—Shhhh.No,thankyou.—(Let'srunawaytogetherandforgetaboutthewholeworld.)—Whataboutsomechocolates?—Shutup!I'mwatchingthefilm.—Well,I'mgonnagetmyselfsomechocolates.—(Justyouandmeandnobodyelse.)(Afterthefilm)—Thatwasreallywonderful.—Wonderful?Don'tbesilly.—He'safantasticactor.—Doyoufeelalright?—Ofcourse,Ido.—Ijustwondered.Youdon'tusuallylikerubbishfilmslikethat.—Itwasn'trubbishatall.Someofthefilmsyoulikearereallyterrible,though.C.1.1)F2)F3)T4)F2.1)c2)c3)b4)c5)b6)a3.1)descended;through;landedinthemiddle;agreen;puton;opened;climbed;down;steppedonto2)tookoff;helmets;breathed3)stuck;takeoffThespaceshipflewaroundthenewplanetseveraltimes.Theplanetwasblueandgreen.Theycouldn'tseethesurfaceoftheplanetbecausethereweretoomanywhiteclouds.Thespaceshipdescendedslowlythroughthecloudsandlandedinthemiddleofagreenforest.Thetwoastronautsputontheirspacesuits,openedthedoor,climbedcarefullydowntheladder,andsteppedontotheplanet.Thewomanlookedatasmallcontrolunitonherarm.'It'sallright,'shesaidtotheman.'Wecanbreathetheair...it'samixtureofoxygenandnitrogen.'Bothofthemtookofftheirhelmetsandbreatheddeeply.Theylookedateverythingcarefully.Alltheplantsandanimalslookednewandstrange.Theycouldnotfindanyintelligentlife.Afterseveralhours,theyreturnedtotheirspaceship.Everythinglookednormal.Themanswitchedonthecontrols,butnothinghappened.'Something'swrong,'hesaid.'Idon'tunderstand...theenginesaren'tworking.'Heswitchedonthecomputer,butthatdidn'tworkeither.'Eve,'hesaid,'we'restuckhere...wecan'ttakeoff!''Don'tworry,Adam,'shereplied.'They'llrescueussoon.'TherewereangryscenesyesterdayoutsideNo.10DowningStreetasLondonschoolteachersprotestedabouttheirsalariesandconditions.Londonteachersarenowinthesecondweekoftheirstrikeforbetterpay.TimBurston,BBCcorrespondentforeducationwasthere.SectionThreeDictationTherewereangryscenesyesterdayoutsideNo.10DowningStreetasLondonschoolteachersprotestedabouttheirsalariesandconditions.Londonteachersarenowinthesecondweekoftheirstrikeforbetterpay.TimBurston,BBCcorrespondentforeducationwasthere.

LessonEighteenSectionOneDialogue1A.cB.1)Not;lunch2)have;newbrand—Cigarette?—No,thanks.Notbeforelunch.—Pleasehaveone.It'sanewbrand.—Ihonestlydon'tfeellikeoneatthemoment,thanks.SectionOneDialogue2A.aB.1.believe;takein2.Nine;perweek;heating3.Friday—Ibelieveyoutakeinforeignstudents.—Yes,ifyoudon'tmindsharing.—Howmuchisit?—Ninepoundsperweekincludingheating.—DoyouthinkIcouldhavealookatit,please?—We'rehavingitdecoratedatthemoment.WillFridaydo?

Dialogue3A.aB.wonder;fitmein;tomorrow—Iwonderwhetherthedentistcouldfitmeinearlytomorrow.—I'mafraidthere'snothingbeforemidday.—Howabout12:45?—Sorry,butthat'staken,too.Dialogue4B.1.needed;part-timers2.hotel;somesort3.nothing;present;lookbackin—Iwaswonderingwhetheryouneededanypart-timers.—Whatwereyouthinkingof?—Ahoteljobofsomesort.—Haveyoueverdoneanythingsimilar?—Notsofar,no.—There'snothingatpresent,butlookbackinaweek.Dialogue5A.bB.1.How;like2.like;washed3.leave;asitis—Howdoyouwantit,sir?—Justatrim,please.—Wouldyoulikeitwashed?—No,thankyou.Justleaveitasitis.Dialogue6A.1.Inadepartmentstore.2.Abrownsuedejacket.3.Becauseitissoldout,buttheassistantpromisestoringhimifanymoregetsin.B.1.served2.intheway;brownsuede;forty-two3.soldrightout4.likely;getting;in—Areyoubeingserved?—No.Whathaveyougotinthewayofbrownsuedejackets,sizeforty-two?—Sorry,butwe'resoldrightout.—Areyoulikelytobegettinganymorein?—Ishouldthinkso,yes.Ifyouleaveyourphonenumber,I'llringyou.Dialogue7A.1.54655.2.TotellMarythatJohnrangher.B.1.theline2.out—Eastbourne54655.—Hello.Johnhere.CanIspeaktoMary,please?—Holdtheline,please.—OK.—Sorry,butshe'sout.—WouldyoutellherIrang?—I'dbegladto.Dialogue8A.1.No.2.Yes.Hewillleaveamessage.B.1.have;word;June2.Right—4864459.—Hello.DavidBlackspeaking.MayIhaveawordwithJune?—I'lljustseeifshe'sin.—Rightyouare.—I'mafraidshe'snothere.—Couldyoutakeamessage?—Yes,ofcourse.SectionTwo

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(ElinaMalinenwasinfactinvitedforaninterviewatthe"BonAppetitRestaurant".Hereispartoftheinterview.)Johnson:Goodevening,MissMalinen.Won'tyousitdown?Elina:Goodevening.Thankyou.Johnson:Now,InoticeyoulefttheHotelScandinaviainl980.1WhatareyounowdoinginEngland?Elina:I'mspendingafewmonthsbrushingupmyEnglishandgettingtoknowthecountrybetter.Johnson:AndyouwanttoworkinEnglandtoo.Why?SectionTwoElina:2I'mkeenongettingsomeexperienceabroad,andIlikeEnglandandEnglishpeople.Johnson:Good.Now,Iseefromtheinformationyousentmethatyou'veworkedinyourlastemploymentfornearlyfouryears.Wasthatalargerestaurant?Elina:Medium-sizeforFinland,aboutfortytables.Johnson:Isee.Well,you'dfinditratherdifferenthere.1Oursismuchsmaller,wehaveonlytentables.Elina:Thatmustbeverycosy.Johnson:Wetrytocreateawarm,intimateatmosphere.Now,astothejob,youwouldbeexpectedtolookafterfivetablesnormally,thoughwegetinextrastaffforpeakperiods.Elina:Isee.Johnson:3I'mtheRestaurantManagerandHeadWaiter,soyou'dbeworkingdirectlyunderme.You'dberesponsibleforbringinginthedishesfromthekitchen,servingthedrinks,andifnecessarylookingafterthebills.Soyou'dbekeptprettybusy.Elina:I'musedtothat.Inmylastpositionwewerebusymostofthetime,especiallyinsummer.Johnson:Good.Now,isthereanythingyou'dliketoaskaboutthejob?Elina:Well,theusualquestion—whatsortofsalarywereyouthinkingofpaying?Johnson:Wepayourwaitersfortypoundsaweek,and5youwouldgetyoureveningmealfree.Elina:Isee.Johnson:Now,youmayhavewonderedwhyIaskedyouheresolateintheday.Thefactis,Iwouldliketoseeyouinaction,sotospeak.4Wouldyoubewillingtoactasawaitressherethiseveningforhalf-an-hourorso?Ourfirstcustomerwillbecomingin,letmesee,inabouttenminutes'time.Elina:Well,I'mfreethiseveningotherwise.Johnson:Good.Andinreturnperhapsyouwillhavedinnerwithus?Now,letmeshowyouthekitchenfirst.Thisway,please...B.1.1)c2)c3)a4)b5)b6)c7)c8)bTom:Well,what'stheforecast?Arewegoingtohavemoresnow?And...isyourmotherawake?Helen:2/3Hangon,Dad.Thefirstansweris'yes'andthesecondis'no'.Let'shaveacupoftea.Tom:That'sagoodidea....Where'sJean?Where'syourmother?Jean,1howaboutsomebreakfast?Helen:Shh.5Mother'sstillasleep,asI'vetoldyou.Tom:4Andwhataboutthetwins?WherearePeterandPaul?Helen:6Theyweresickallnight.7That'swhyMumissotiredtoday.And...they'rehavingabirthdaypartytomorrow.Remember?Tom:Anotherbirthday?Helen,lookattheclock.8It's8:45.Let'sgo.We'regoingtobelate.C.1.1)threedayswatchingthehouse2).carnumber;owncar3).recognized;wearamask4).yourfingerprints5).thejewels;yourmattress3.1).shouldn’thaveusedyourown2)hadworn;wouldn’thavebeen3).hadwornyour;wouldn’thaveleftyourfingerprints—Me,officer?You'rejoking!—Comeoffit,Mulligan.Forastart,youspentthreedayswatchingthehouse.Youshouldn'thavedonethat,youknow.Theneighborsgotsuspiciousandphonedthepolice...—ButIwasonlylooking,officer.—...andonthedayoftherobbery,youreallyshouldn'thaveusedyourowncar.Wegotyournumber.Andifyou'dwornamask,youwouldn'thavebeenrecognized.—Ididn'tgoinside!—Ah,there'sanotherthing.Youshould'veworngloves,Mulligan.Ifyouhad,youwouldn'thaveleftyourfingerprintsalloverthehouse.Wefoundyourfingerprintsonthejewels,too.—Youmean...you'vefoundthejewels?—Ohyes.Whereyou...er...'hid'them.Underyourmattress.—MyGod!Youknoweverything!I'lltellyousomething,officer—youshouldn'thavejoinedthe