UNIT 6, 6G Speaking, Planning a holiday, page 70
Exercise 2
places: art gallery, church, monument, national park, old town, opera house, park, restaurant, shopping district, square, theatre
events: carnival, concert, festival, musical
Exercise 3
art gallery, concert, theatre, musical, (restaurant)
Exercise 4
1 c
2 c
3 a
4 c
5 a
6 b
7 c
Exercise 5
1 sounds
2 good
3 like
4 really
5 not
6 that
7 sure
8 think
9 keen
10 rather
11 mind
12 suggestion
13 both
Exercise 6
Shall we …? Let’s do that. Why don’t we …? I’m not sure about that. What about …? I don’t mind. It would be nice … I like that idea. Do you fancy …? I’m not very keen on that idea. Why not? What about …? (Do you fancy …?) What a good idea! We could always … That’s a really good plan.
Exercise 8
She asks twice.
She didn’t understand ‘market’ and ‘pricey’
UNIT 6, 6H Writing, A holiday blog, page 71
Exercise 2
Harry has done four things and has two more planned.
Emily has done two things and has one more planned.
Exercise 3
No: the first post doesn’t mention where Harry is staying
Exercise 4
Hilarious! Still cloudy … Can’t wait! Will post another entry tomorrow … Arrived in Snowdonia two days ago … Really looking forward to it!
Exercise 5
1 (Have) finally arrived!
2 Looking forward to seeing you again.
3 Went up the Empire State Building yesterday.
4 Visited the Musée d’Orsay on Friday.
5 Flying back tomorrow.
Exercise 6
1 windy, rainy, cloudy, sunny, dry
2 river, hills, waterfall, lake, cliff
3 kayaking, abseiling, mountain biking
Exercise 7
1 shopping; kayaking; abseiling; mountain biking
2 boat trip
3 tower
4 cathedral
5 bike
6 souvenirs