- •1 How do you feel?
- •In or weekends
- •18 Love it or hate it
- •10 At a barbecue )
- •0 Write question tags for these sentences.
- •Interested
- •28 Ready, steady, eat
- •2C It's a nightmare
- •20 What's the matter? )
- •3 The tourist trade
- •I} a) Make questions with these words.
- •4 Born to be wild
- •48 Adventurers
- •4C Natural medicines
- •0 Softening opinions and making generalisations mD
- •5 Home truths
- •58 A load of old ju nk
- •9 Have you .......
- •Verb patterns (1) ml
- •0 Oooooooooooooooooh00000000 .. 00
- •10 ................. Liquid.
- •6 Decisions and choices
- •68 Protective parents
- •60 What's your opinio
- •7 Technology
- •Icons/hard disk/documents
- •78 Want it, need it!
- •Virus alert!
- •88 Recycle your rubbish
- •7 He k nows ................ . ....... Words of
- •In fact, the name 'killer whale' is a li ttle
- •80 Be careful! )
- •9 Look after yourself
- •10 •••••••...•..•.••••• .....••......•••••••••••••••..•.... From severe
- •10 Happy ever after?
- •108 Who's that?
- •10C The party's over
- •100 Do you mind?
- •11 All part of the job
- •12 Real or imaginary
- •I vvish!
- •Important moments
- •12C Superheroes
- •Instructions
- •Intermediate Reading and Writing Progress Portfolio
- •1A Be happy!
- •1B Love it or hate it
- •1C The best medicine
- •1D At a barbecue
- •2A Slow down!
- •28 Ready, steady, eat
- •2C It's a nightmare
- •38 Lonely Planet
- •20 What's the matter?
- •3A Your holiday, my job
- •3C Call that a holiday?
- •30 A trip to India
- •48 Adventures
- •4C Natural medicines
- •40 It's just a game!
- •7A Save, copy, delete
- •7B Want it, need it!
- •7C Virus alert!
- •7D What's the password?
- •9A Get healthy!
- •98 Good news, bad news
- •9C Faking it
- •90 At the doctor's
- •10A The anniversary
- •108 Who's that?
- •10C The party's over
- •100 Do you mind?
- •11A Any messages?
- •11C Undercover
- •110 It's my first day
- •12A I wish!
- •128 Important moments
- •12C Superheroes
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0 Complete sentence b) so i t has the same meaning as sentence a).
a)
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b) Over 2,000 people i n cand i navia lrnvc decided
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b) In t he futu rc more people migh t
s a) Man y people w<1n1 to bu y th eir own home.
b) Ma n)' people would l i ke
6 a) It doesn't bot her me that I live wit h my paren ts. b) I don 't mind ..............
PREFABULOUS!
1
IKEA
is
working with BoK.lok UK to be part of a revolution in housing in the UK. BoK.lok means 'Live Smart' and
is a project to provide affordable
homes to people on average incomes. It aims to bu ild small communities of BoKlok housing
with at least 12 flats, 6 in each block.
So will you soon be able to go to I KEA and drive away with a new home? Well, no, you won't. BoKlok finds the land, gets pem1ission to build, and the low-cost housing will only be available to people who can't afford their own home. The flats are built in a factory and delivered to the sire - IKEA supply the kitchens and the bathrooms. Buyers can then choose furniture and get advice on interior design from IKEA .
BoKlok has been selling housing in Scandinavia since 1998 and the flats cost about 30% less than a normal flat. So far, BoKlok has sold over 2,000 homes -all of them in communities with shared facilities, such as gardens, to make neighbours socialise as much as possihle.
4 Houses of this type are called prefabs* in the UK and the USA. And they"re not a new idea. In the early 20•h century. the large American shop, Sears, offered prefabs. In japan and the UK after World War ll, prefabs were a popular way of building new houses quickly and cheaply.
5 Nowadays the price of housing in many countries makes it very difficult for a lot of people to buy or even rent. Prefabs offer home-buyers modern, quality homes which are designed by architects and are often
very environmentally efficient. In the USA the popularity of prefabs is growing rapidly with young people who want a 21" century designed house.
'prefabs - shon for prefabri cated houses
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card boa rd wood glass cotton leather
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.You 1,1se ti 1em Do you mean it's made of You mean the word for what they're called They're usually It's stuff for
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2 a mi rror .................... 7 a microwave oven ......................
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4 socks ......................
s boxes ......................
8 a jumper ........ ..........
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