UNIT 7, 7G Speaking, Photo comparison and role-play, page 82
Exercise 1
A a musical
B a magic show
C an open-air theatre
Exercise 3
They choose the musical.
They mention when to go, who will pay for the tickets and travelling to the show.
Exercise 4
Like: I absolutely love … √
Disilike: I really can’t stand … √
Exercise 5
I’m really keen on …; I enjoy … very much.; … is not really my thing.;I really can’t stand …
Introduced by phrases from the strategy: To be honest, I really can’t stand …; Personally, plays aren’t really my thing.
UNIT 7, 7H Writing, Article: a book review, page 83
Exercise 2
The reader enjoyed the book very much. The only criticism is that the games themselves don’t begin until chapter 10.
Exercise 3
Yes. She asks the reader ‘Have you ever read a book that you just couldn’t put down?’
Exercise 4
Yes. The style is informal and lively.
Exercise 5
1 and 4 are too boring and won’t catch the reader’s attention.
2 is better than 1, but too long.
3 is too vague and not appropriate.
The best title is 5. It catches the reader’s attention and includes a play on words (‘hungry for a good book’) that refers to the book’s title (Hunger Games).
Exercise 6
1 D
2 B
3 C
4 A
5 A
6 C
Exercise 7
present simple
Exercise 8
1 set
2 tells
3 twists
4 page
5 recommend