Vegetable market is) In the Bronx, c) (It's / Mr Lee's store is) On the Upper

East Side of Manhattan / On Manhattan's Upper East Side / In Manhattan / In

New York, d) Mr Lee (runs the store) together with his wife and his mother-inlaw

ten p.m. e) From midnight to ten p. m./tenintheevening. f) (The store's

open) From 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. g) (He/Mr Lee can sleep) For about an hour / an hour or so in the morning and for about an hour / for an hour or so in the evening,

h) No, he can't.

6D4

a) Mr Lee's store is open in the evening / is open on Sundays / is open every

day. b) Mr Lee spends 14 hours in the store every day. c) Mr Lee leaves for market at midnight, d) Mr Lee hardly ever has time to sleep, e) Mr Lee can't

watch TV in the evening, f) When other people are watching TV (in the evening).

Mr Lee is still working, g) The Lees have always got a lot of work to do.

h) There are many stores like Mr Lee's on the Upper East Side.

6D5

a) a. b) a. c) the Upper East Side of Manhattan; in the Bronx, d) -. e) -.

f) -• g) -• h) -. i) by bus; a taxi, j) a. k) -.

6D6

a) her. b) them, c) his; him. d) they, e) their, f) its. g) our. h) us. i) Her. j) its.

k) them.

a) in. b) As. c) for; from; about, d) in. e) of. f) at; are. g) an/one, h) be.

i) be.

6D8

a) Together with his wife, Mr Lee runs a fruit and vegetable store in Manhattan.

b) At midnight he drives to the fruit and vegetable market in the Bronx, c) He

gets/comes back from the market at about six o'clock in the morning. / At about

six o'clock in the morning he gets/comes back from the market, d) Every night

he spends about five hours at the market. / He spends about five hours at the

market every night, e) Mr Lee works when other people are watching

TV/television or sleeping. / Mr Lee works when other people watch

TV/television or sleep, f) The vegetables must be / have to be fresh and clean,

g) They must be / have to be cheap too. h) Mr Lee and his wife have to sort and

clean a lot of fruit and vegetables, i) There's / There is always something to do.

j) Life is hard for the Lees, but they're / they are not complaining.

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7D1

What do you do? / What kind of job have you got?

Where do you work / live / spend your holidays?

How many hours do you work?

How many languages do you speak?

How do you like your job?

7D2

a) Yes, I am. b) Yes, I do. c) Yes, I do. d) Yes, I am. e) Yes, I do. f) Yes, it

Is. G) Yes, I do. H) Yes, they are. I) Yes, I do. J) Yes, I do. K) Yes, they do.

7D3

a) (I work) In Majorca, b) I'm a travel rep. c) I meet clients when they arrive,

see them off when they leave, look after them during their, stay, take them on excursions

-that sort of thing, d) (I work) Seven hours a day, six days a week.

e) Yes, I do. f) No, there isn't, g) I (always) sleep (on my day off), h) Yes, I

do. i) I spend six weeks at home each winter, and then I come/go back to Majorca

for a holiday. (Sometimes I fly out to the Canaries for a week or two.)

j) (Oh) Yes, I do. The island's not so busy then, k) I fly out to the Canaries for a

week or two.

7D4

a) I live in Berlin/Innsbruck/Burgdorf/etc. b) My (phone) number is / It's...

c) I sleep ... hours every night, d) I speak ... e) Yes, I can. / No, I can't.

f) Yes, I am. / No, I'm not. g) I (sometimes) go to ... h) I (sometimes) watch

television/TV in the evening/afternoon. /I watch television/TV from ... to ... in

the evening/afternoon.

7D5

Jane works as a travel rep in Majorca. She meets clients when they arrive, sees

them off when they leave, and looks after them during their stay. It sounds like a

dream job but it is hard work. She and the other reps work a seven-hour day six

days a week. They have to do four extra jobs per week: meeting aircraft during the

night, accompanying excursions, and such things. Every rep has a ten-week holiday