UNIT 3, 3A Vocabulary, Parts of the body, page 30-31
Exercise 1
The footballer is lying on the football pitch.
She is in pain and has probably hurt her ankle in a tackle.
Exercise 2
1 nail
2 wrist
3 calf
4 elbow
5 shoulder
6 neck
7 cheek
8 forehead
9 ankle
10 shin
11 knee
12 thigh
13 chin
14 thumb
Exercise 3
1 blood, brain, heart, intestine, kidney, lung, muscle, rib, skull, spine, stomach, throat
2 blood, brain, cheek, chin, eyebrow, eyelid, forehead, jaw, lip, muscle, scalp, skin, skull, spine, throat
3 blood, elbow, muscle, nail, skin, thumb, wrist
4 ankle, blood, calf, heel, muscle, nail, shin, skin, thigh, toe
5 blood, bottom, heart, hip, intestine, kidney, lung, muscle, rib, shoulder, skin, spine, stomach, waist
6 ankle, calf, cheek, elbow, eyebrow, eyelid, heel, hip, kidney, lip, lung, shin, shoulder, thigh, thumb, wrist
7 rib, skull, spine
Exercise 6
1 c
2 c
3 c
4 b
5 b
6 a
7 c
8 b
9 a
Exercise 7
1 ankle; yesterday evening; bandage
2 head; this morning, about two hours ago; painkillers
3 thumb; last night; X-ray
4 hand; about an hour ago; cream and a dressing
Exercise 8
a ’ve twisted
b ’ve sprained
c ’ve had; banged
d tripped; hit
e ’ve hurt; trapped
f ’ve (certainly) bruised
g ’ve broken
h ’ve burned; picked up
i did (it) happen
UNIT 3, 3B Grammar, Speculating and predicting, page 32
Exercise 2
Using 3D printers to print human organs and body parts.
Exercise 3
a will be able; won’t die
b will probably be; are certain that bio-printing will revolutionise
c could save, could play d might not come
Exercise 5
1 present simple
2 will
3 might
Exercise 6
Moreover, if we can produce organs such as hearts and kidneys, patients won’t die while they’re waiting for an organ donor. If they are successful, doctors could save millions of lives.
Exercise 7
1 could / can
2 will be
3 start
4 will / may / might / could become
5 learn
6 may / might / could be