Complete the dialogue
R — Receptionist | E — Eleanor | M — Mr Fell | K — Katherine | A — Ann
Fill the gaps
Match the sentence halves
Example: I was wondering what kind of person the new boss will be.
Read the first paragraph and complete the headings with verbs from the list
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Read the headings again
1. Be positive.
2. Dress appropriately.
3. Learn people’s names.
4. Ask questions.
5. Take notes.
6. Work full days.
7. Keep a good attendance record.
Choose the correct option to match the sentences and the headings
Example: 1 Show your enthusiasm for being part of the organization. Try to look happy, even if you’re feeling stressed!
Read the article. Guess what the words and phrases in bold mean. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.
Craig Flatman is every nutritionist’s nightmare — a fifteen-year-old who never eats anything except bread and jam but, unbelievably, is perfectly healthy! Although his diet contains hardly any protein and is 60% sugar, he is 1.84m tall, weighs 69 kg, and his parents say he has never been seriously ill apart from typical childhood illnesses.
Craig, or «Jam boy», as his friends have nicknamed him, rejects any form of meat, fish, fresh fruit, or vegetables. The only time he doesn’t eat bread and jam is for breakfast, when he has chocolate cereal, and for tea, when he occasionally has a slice of chocolate cake. He also drinks two pints of semi-skimmed milk a day.
Craig’s strange diet started when he was four years old. As a baby he had refused to eat solid food, and rejected everything until his father gave him a sugar sandwich when he was nine months old. He also ate chocolate spread sandwiches, and this, with milk, was his diet until he was four when he asked to try jam, and started an eleven-year obsession.
Craig sometimes craves some variety, but every time he tries something else he feels ill. Doctors believe that his condition may have been caused by choking on solid food when he was a baby. «They tell me I’ll grow out of it», says Craig, «but I don’t know if I’ll ever change».
Although Craig’s parents eat a normal diet, their family meals are made more difficult by the fact that Craig’s sister Amy, 13, is a vegetarian. And every time they go out for a meal together, they have to phone in advance — to check they can bring jam sandwiches for Craig.
Adopted from the British press
Mark the sentences True, False or Doesn’t say
Complete the sentences with shall / going to / will or the present continuous
Example: I’m sure that Jess will help (help) you with your work.
Complete the sentences with the correct tense (Present Simple, Present Continuous / be going to)
Example: We‘re meeting (to meet) Bob outside the cinema at 7.30.
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What’s up? We have exactly 10 minutes.
Complete the sentences. Use the verbs in the boxes correctly: in Past Simple, Past Continuous or Past Perfect.
Example: He was watching (watch) a film on TV when I arrived.
Complete the sentences and definitions with the correct word
Example: Jim’s really (shy/sensitive/extroverted). He hates meeting new people.
Complete the sentences and definitions with the correct word
Listen to a conversation about Tom’s birthday. Mark the statements as True or False
Listen to the audio attentively
Now listen to each sentence separately and write them in the boxes below. If you hear a contracted form ( e.g. didn’t), then write it
If you hear a full form, use this full form. Please, if you hear a number, write it in letters.
Listen and check
Prepare your 2-minute speech on the topic «Family ties»
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Allow your brother access to your microphone, press the button «Record» and record the speech you have prepared.
You are going to write an informal letter. Read the Task and the Instruction
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