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1 My most valuable possession is the old car I bought 
when I passed my driving test.
2 I’ve only been badly injured once – I broke my arm 
when I fell off my bike.
3 I’m very sensitive about my ears – they’re quite 
big. / My teeth are very sensitive to cold things,
like ice cream.
4 I had a really enjoyable weekend – I went mountain-
biking with my cousin. 
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 1 The doctor told me to give it up.
2 I came across it in the garden.
3 I’ll write to him about the problem.
4 I turned them down last week.
5 You can always rely on me.
6 We won’t stand for this behaviour any more.
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1 stand for 2 keep up 3 give in 4 cut down 
on 5 get over 6 take after 7 turn down
8 set off
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sam
I’ve just done the shopping and I think 
they’ve done made a mistake in the bill. It 
seems very valuable expensive.
mum
Let me have a look. Which supermarket did 
you come go to?
sam
The usual one. But I paid with a £50.00 note 
and I’ve only got £3.00 kept left.
mum
Well, be sensitive sensible, there must be a 
mistake. The shopping’s usually only just over 
£20.00. Did you stay keep the receipt?
sam
Yes, it’s here.
mum
Take Bring it to me then. Look – this says 
£27.00. They should have given you £23.00 
change, not £3.00. Didn’t you remind 
remember to check the change in the shop?
sam
No, I was in a hurry.
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Module 18
Unit 95
1 
1 journalist 2 independence 3 illness 
4 assistant 5 trainee 6 information
7 nationality 8 Italian 9 waiter
10 treatment
2
Unit 96
1 
1 impolite 2 unusual 3 excellent 4 untidy 
5 unhappy 6 careful 7 irresponsible 8 careless
9 helpful 10 suitable
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4 unpolite impolite
5 thirstful thirsty
6 patient impatient
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1 illiterate 2 expensive 3 continuous 
4 impossible 5 illegal 6 drinkable 
Unit 97
1 
1 dislike 2 commercialised 3 lengthen 
4 solidify 5 unpack 6 activate 7 misbehave
8 overcharged
2 
1 overheating 2 specialises 3 disconnected 
4 outgrown 5 reorganising 
3 
Next term we will be disorganising our modern 
languages department and introducing two new 
languages. Mrs Birkin will be taking Spanish and 
Mr Dawson will teach Mandarin. Mr Dawson has 
recently joined us from Frobisher High School where 
he specialated specialised in Asian languages. If you 
wish your child to enrol in either of these classes, 
please notiicate notify the deputy head.
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As some of you may know, we have overgrown 
outgrown our existing computer room. We will 
be dehousing rehousing the computers in a new 
computer centre and work will begin on this 
in January. While we are doing this we will be 
modernifying modernising our own computer 
systems and making changes to the school’s website. 
One last piece of good news. In this month’s exam 
results we have reperformed outperformed all other 
schools in the area, achieving 65 grade A results! 
Congratulations to all Year 8 students.
Unit 98
1 
1 two-seater 2 scuba diving 3 worn out 
4 short tempered 5 credit card 6 bank account
7 duty-free 8 well-paid
2 
1 half-price 2 three-hour 3 ireighter 
4 loose-itting 5 trafic jam
3 
1 high school 2 good-looking 3 self-conident 
4 colour blind 5 hard-working 6 website
7 classmates 8 worldwide
Review
1 
1 painful treatment 2 a famous artist 
3 a successful applicant 4 an attractive Italian
5 a dangerous activity 6 incomplete information
7 an expensive decision
2 
1 modernise 2 falsify 3 instructor/instruction 
4 national 5 insistence 6 communication
7 shorten 8 ignorance 
3 
1 outgrown 2 underpays 3 outdid 4 rebuild 
5 misinformed 6 dislike
4 
1 a record shop 2 of the payee 3 a high-speed 
4 window shopping is just 5 production of 
electric cars 6 she is self-employed 7 left-handed 
people can 8 Hungarian invented that 
5 
1 education 2 reorganised 3 high-quality 
4 low-price 5 expensive 6 difference
7 disliked 8 examinations 9 part-time
10 national 
test
1 C 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 C 7 A 8 B 9 C
10 A 11 B 12 A 13 B 14 A 15 B 16 C
17 B 18 C 19 A 20 B
Module 19
Unit 99
1 
1 A 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 A 6 B
2 
1 ) 2 ; 3 , 4 . 5 ’ 6 :
3 
1 Is this the bus to the airport ?
2 We’ve got two televisions : one in the living 
room and one in the kitchen.
3 Although it was expensive , my Danish stereo 
was worth every penny .
4 What a disgusting thing to say !
5 I packed a toothbrush , some clean clothes , my 
shaver and a warm scarf.
6 Alison went upstairs ; the children stayed in 
the garden .
7 “ I don ’ t know the answer , ” she replied .
OR ‘ I don ’ t know the answer , ’ she replied .
8 How do you spell ‘ charisma ’
?
9 George Washington ( 1732 – 1799 ) was the 
USA ’ s irst president .
10 Do you have a pen or a pencil in your bag ?
Unit 100
1 
1 Norio Ohga 2 Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony 
3 theory 4 Herbert von Karajan 5 12 cm
6 his best Beethoven recordings
2 
1 Caroline has been to the surgery and she has 
spoken to the doctor.
2 I was going to phone my mother but I forgot to 
do it.
3 The children were laughing and they were 
smiling as they ran out of the door.
4 I can’t speak Spanish but my best friend can speak 
Spanish.
5 Dario wanted to come to your party but he wasn’t 
able to come to your party.
6 You could put it in a plastic bag and you could 
throw it in the bin.
7 Hank chose the blue jacket and Laurence chose 
the grey one.
8 I have to visit my grandmother because I 
promised to visit her.
3 
… the fans were determined to have a good 
time and that is exactly what the fans did. Susan 
Boyle may be new to performing but Susan Boyle 
she certainly knows how to please a crowd. The 
audience were standing up and they were clapping 
at the end of ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ – the song that 
irst made Susan famous around the world. 
In fact ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ it/the song reached 
number 1 in the US. Not many new singers reach 
number 1 in the US do this with their irst record, 
especially singers those who are not American.
The concert ended with the song ‘Memory’ from 
the musical ‘Cats’. ‘Memory’ It/This is a beautiful 
song which really shows Susan’s powerful voice and 
shows her emotional power. 
Many critics have compared Susan Boyle to Barbra 
Streisand and they have compared her to Celine Dion, 
but Susan Boyle she is unique. You are going to be 
hearing a lot more about Susan Boyle her very soon!
Unit 101
1 
1 but 2 As a result, 3 and 4 Nevertheless, 
5 because 6 On the contrary, 7 Therefore,
8 although
2 
1 and 2 Then 3 However 4 reason 5 or 
6 In 7 Therefore/Consequently 8 However
9 Although 10 and 
Unit 102
1 
1 It was Shirley Bassey who/that sang many of the 
James Bond theme songs.
2 It was Michael who/that took those photos.
3 It is Fred’s best friend that Sally is married to, not 
his cousin.
4 It is The Marriage of Figaro that is Mozart’s most 
famous opera.
they
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2 
1 is the house 2 have I been treated 3 did my 
sister 4 did the children make a mess 5 are my 
friends
3 
1 It is 2 that are 3 could they 4 it wasn’t 
5 neither did
Unit 103
1 
1 Chinese Democracy is the latest album by music 
legends Guns N’Roses. The album follows 
fourteen years in which the band has not made 
any recordings. It has been a dificult period, 
the low point of which was the arrest of singer 
Axl Rose in 2006.
2 Folk music is often neglected by critics. Less 
commercially proitable than other forms of 
modern music, the music is considered to be of 
interest only to a minority. However, those who 
like it are often fanatical about it.
2 
1 B 2 A 3 B
3 
 1 The town was the birthplace of Wolfgang 
Amadeus Mozart.
2 The most important venue is the Festival Hall, 
which (was) opened in 1926.
3 One of the founders was the famous Austrian 
composer, Richard Strauss.
4 To celebrate the 250th anniversary of his birth, in 
2006, it put on all twenty-two Mozart operas. 
Unit 104
1 
1 G 2 A 3 I 4 E 5 F 6 D 7 B 8 H
2 
1 Everything changed after the end of the war.
2 Our late arrival meant that we missed the start of 
the show.
3 Silvia worked as my assistant before her promotion.
4 Our company has been much more successful 
since the takeover.
5 The reduction in taxes has pleased people on low 
incomes.
3 
1 G 2 A 3 D 4 C 5 B 6 E
Unit 105
1 
1 1B, I 2A, F 2 1B, F 2A , I 3 1A, I 2B, F 
4 1A, F 2B, I
2 
1 Grandma’s left the keys under the doormat.
2 Dad, can I use the car tonight?
3 I’d really like to win the competition.
4 OK, Jim. I’ll think about it and I’ll let you 
know later. 
5 Come in. Take off your coat and relax here by 
the ire. 
3
 
Hi Mr Sheldrake, 
Thanks Thank you for sending in submitting the 
CD of your group’s music. My colleagues and I have 
listened to it carefully to your demonstration disk 
and I’m afraid we regret to inform you that we can’t 
give are unable to offer you a recording contract 
right now at this time. We feel that it’s a good idea it 
would be advisable to write your own material rather 
than copy other groups’ stuff perform cover versions 
of other artists’ songs. 
We wish you loads of luck every success with your 
future. We are sending back returning your CD 
with this letter.
Best wishes, Yours sincerely,
Allie Henshaw
ABC Records
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1 
1 it 2 ? 3 : / – 4 They 5 ! 6 them 
7 they 8 , 9 those/them 10 them 11 ,
12 it 13 ? 14 : / – 
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1 Not only did they 2 did them 3 in the small 
one 4 It was Celine Dion 5 than older ones
6 do that 7 It was Millennium that 8 but I did
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1 and 2 was she 3 it is the conductor 
4 Consequently, 5 Although 6 did 7 that
8 but 9 have I 10 and
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In the last few years there has been a revolution in 
the way people listen to music. (0) This revolution 
is largely thanks to a breakthrough in the way (00) 
we can record and compress sounds 
sounds can be 
recorded and compressed
 into a very small ile. (1) We 
call this technology This technology is called MPEG 
– 1 Audio Layer 3, or MP3. MP3 is a development of 
the technology that brought us CDs in the 1980s. 
That technology was digital recording. (2) Digital 
recording This changes sound into a digital ile that 
(3) a computer can read can be read by a computer. 
When music is recorded, it usually contains many 
sounds that the human ear cannot actually hear. 
MP3 technology (4) takes away removes /eliminates 
(5) the sounds humans cannot hear these sounds 
and compresses the music to a tenth of (6) the 
music’s its previous size. This means that a single CD 
can contain hundreds of songs instead of just ten or 
twelve.
The reduction in the size of music iles has also 
meant that (7) you can it is possible to transfer 
music over the Internet. People can now download 
music from a website and record (8) the music it 
onto a CD or an MP3 player. Apple developed their 
own version of MP3s and used the technology in 
their famous iPods. (9) iPods They were a huge 
success and (10) Apple has sold more than 500 
million of them more than 500 million of them 
have been sold (by Apple) around the world.
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1 I can swim but my brother can’t.
2 She asked her father to lend her some money but 
he refused.
3 The invention of the electric guitar changed 
music for ever.
4 It was Amy Winehouse who recorded Back