Workbook Answer Key INTERMEDIATE.pdf

Workbook Answer Key

01 One of the gang

3 3 7 3 8 3

1 herself 2 myself 3 themselves 4 yourself 5 himself

6 ourselves 7 itself 8 yourselves 9 herself

1 herself 2 herself 3 himself 4 each other 5 him 6 himself 7 I

8 me 9 yourselves

Grammar

Present Simple, Present Continuous

always 1 never 5 occasionally 4 often 3 usually 2

1 often 2 always 3 sometimes 4 occasionally

1 7 2 7 3 7 4 3 5 7 6 3 7 7 8 7 9 3 10 7

1 At the moment 2 sometimes 3 always 4 every weekend

5 now (the irst one) 6 sometimes

1 c 2 c 3 d 4 a 5 d 6 b 7 d 8 a 9 d 10 b 11 d

1 Are more young people joining the Scouts these days?

2 Parents do not/don’t always understand their children’s

problems.

3 She is not/isn’t doing a lot of work for charity at the moment.

4 The club does not/doesn’t have a website.

5 He is/He’s happier now that he knows more people.

6 Are you listening to the concert?

7 I do not/don’t support a political party.

8 She forgets the time of the meeting every week./Every week

she forgets the time of the meeting.

9 We are/We’re waiting for the rain to stop before we go out.

10 It is not/It’s not/It isn’t snowing at the moment.

1 spend 2 belong 3 Do; go 4 am/’m doing 5 am/’m spending 6

do; belong 7 don’t/do not like 8 prefer 9 Is; growing 10 am/’m

organising

1 works 2 build 3 live 4 has 5 join 6 are/’re going 7 am/’m

saving 8 allows 9 am/’m doing 10 am/’m learning 11 am/’m

training

Reading

1 C 2 B 3 F 4 D 5 G

1 c 2 c 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 c 7 a 8 c

Vocabulary

1 fashion 2 noisy 3 confusing 4 laziness 5 interest 6 trendy

1 trendy 2 noisy 3 fashion 4 lazy

1 Calm down 2 bump into 3 hangs around 4 fool around

1 clique 2 fan club 3 trainers 4 bracelet 5 role model

6 district

1 c 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 c 6 c 7 a 8 c 9 c 10 b 11 c 12 c 13 a 14 b

15 a

1 ripped 2 denim 3 earrings 4 tight 5 patch 6 top 7 tight

1 hang around 2 Hang on 3 hang on to 4 hang up

5 hangs over 6 hang around 7 hang out with

Speaking

2 h 3 e 4 g 5 a 6 c 7 b 8 f

1 I’m afraid I have to disagree with you

2 I agree with you up to a point

3 has a good point

4 that may be true but

5 No way

6 You’ve got a point but

7 I couldn’t agree more!

1 It’s terrible

2 I prefer metal

3 the colours are beautiful

4 It doesn’t make any sense

02 Keep in touch

GRAMMAR

Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect

Continuous

1 d 2 b 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 d 7 c

1 have/’ve been doing

2 have/’ve been working

3 haven’t/have not been sleeping

4 has/’s been getting

5 have (you) been working

6 have/’ve been trying

7 has/’s been taking

8 Have (you) been thinking

9 have/’ve been working

1 have arrested footballer Burton

2 Katy Swan has won a top award

3 has visited the star’s blog

4 have not/haven’t won the title

5 has introduced a video service

Grammar

Reflexive pronouns

1 D 2 A 3 B 4 E

1 myself 2 herself 3 themselves 4 yourself 5 themselves

6 ourselves 7 itself 8 themselves

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1 Have (you) been revising

2 have been experimenting

3 has/’s been trying

4 have/’ve been listening

5 have/’ve been

6 have not/haven’t played; have/’ve been practising

7 have/’ve been using

2 have/’ve been spending

3 have/’ve been working

4 have/’ve (only just) inished

5 Have (you) been

6 has/’s become

7 have/’ve been answering

8 have/’ve received

9 have/’ve made

10 have/’ve decided

Extend your vocabulary

1 clean 2 burn 3 shut 4 enter 5 edit 6 cruise 7 click on 8 join

1 shut down 2 save 3 Paste 4 scroll up 5 download 6 eject

7 searching 8 Bookmark 9 send

1 surf 2 website/web page 3 download 4 visit 5 check 6 online

7 sites 8 favourites

03 Outside the law?

Grammar

Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect

1 c 2 b 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 c

1 I had 2 they didn’t 3 he wasn’t 4 they did 5 I hadn’t 6 there

were

1 was writing 2 wasn’t enjoying 3 was thinking 4 was listening

5 thought 6 was reading 7 didn’t have 8 was 9 found 10 Were

(you) listening

1 was 2 were relaxing 3 were 4 weren’t closing 5 went out

6 climbed 7 were leaving 8 were playing 9 received 10 were

arguing

2 the bell rang they woke up.

3 were in prison because they had committed serious crimes.

4 had appeared in court before they were sent to prison.

5 confessed as soon as the police arrested her.

6 didn’t tell the children that their father had gone to prison.

7 didn’t sentence the teenager until she had listened to the

evidence.

1 walked 2 was being 3 came 4 was seeing 5 waited

6 was getting

1 was 2 had parked 3 was walking 4 fell over 5 wasn’t 6 was

working 7 had left 8 rang 9 heard 10 Did (you) hear 11 was

lying 12 had told 13 was looking 14 wanted 15 was driving

16 arrived 17 got in 18 drove 19 were driving 20 saw

21 didn’t hear

Listening

1 A, C 2 B, C 3 B, D 4 A, D

1 F 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 F 7 T 8 T 9 F 10 T 11 F 12 F

Speaking

1 wonder 2 like; know 3 possibly tell 4 think 5 happen (to)

know 6 any idea 7 mind telling 8 wondering

1 like to know how much a double room is

2 wondering if you have a sauna

3 any idea what time the train leaves tomorrow

4 wondering what time the train to Edinburgh is tomorrow

morning

5 know if the train has a restaurant car

6 mind telling me if there is a irst-class carriage

Writing

Fantastic!

Guess what!

Please say yes!

Look after yourself.

Vocabulary

1 attach 2 delete 3 develop 4 disturb 5 information 6 install

7 invention 8 produce 9 reception 10 solve

2 install 3 invention 4 solve 5 delete 6 attachments

7 produced 8 disturbs

1 phone 2 voice 3 computer 4 tool 5 ring 6 vibrating

7 memory 8 search 9 spy

1 phonebook 2 voicemail 3 ringtone 4 search engine

5 spyware

1 a 2 b 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 c 7 a 8 b

1 b 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 b 7 d 8 a 9 c

Reading

1 F 2 C 3 E 4 A 5 B

1 c 2 d 3 d 4 a 5 d

Grammar

used to and would

1 e 2 f 3 d 4 b 5 c 6 a

1 wouldn’t do 2 used to drive 3 didn’t use to think

4 would become 5 would visit 6 wouldn’t speak 7 would feel

8 would forget

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1 used to live 2 would go 3 would do 4 would buy 5 would

wrap 6 would pack 7 would put 8 used to work 9 would come

10 would ask 11 used to think 12 would get 13 would argue

14 used to believe

1 have to 2 Must 3 Can 4 Did (Polish people) have to 5 Is (the

government) able to

1 I don’t. 2 we must. 3 they can. 4 they did. 5 it isn’t.

1 have to 2 ’m not able to 3 need to 4 have to 5 can 6 must

7 need to 8 need to 9 have to 10 ought to

11 don’t have to 12 can’t 13 should 14 should

Speaking

1 concerned 2 knows 3 ask 4 think 5 seems 6 natural

7 Personally 8 reason 9 thing 10 honest

1 GO 2 JO 3 GO 4 JO 5 GO 6 JO 7 GO 8 JO 9 JO 10 GO

1 I mean

2 It seems to me that

3 If you think about it,

4 Frankly,

5 The thing is,

6 Look at us

7 To be honest,

8 It’s only natural that

Listening

1 K 2 M 3 D

1 d 2 c 3 b 4 d 5 c

Speaking

1 I’m afraid you can’t.

2 Do you mind if I

3 I don’t

4 Could I possibly

5 Yes, of course.

1 No problem

2 Is (it OK) if

3 as long as

4 Sure

5 Do you mind if

6 No, (I) don’t

Vocabulary

1 burglar 2 judge 3 mugger 4 offender 5 robber 6 shoplifter

7 thief 8 witness

1 witnesses 2 judge 3 mugger 4 burglars/vandals 5 thief

1 rehabilitation programme 2 electronic tagging 3 community

service 4 noise nuisance 5 drink-driving 6 security guard

7 house arrest 8 bus shelter

1 blackmailer – people

2 burglar – people

3 ine – crimes and the law

4 grafiti artist – people

5 piracy – crimes and the law

6 robber – people

7 robbery – crimes and the law

8 sentence – crimes and the law

9 vandalism – crimes and the law

1 judge 2 witness 3 accused 4 jury 5 victim 6 lawyer

1 bullying 2 statements 3 irresponsible 4 punishment 5 ined

6 guilty 7 lucky 8 offenders

Writing

Add information or introduce a different idea:

However (para 3) On the other hand (para 4) Instead (para 5)

Put the points in order:

First of all Secondly In addition Finally

Refer to points made in the original article:

I disagree with Mr Taylor’s point that Mr Taylor claims that

Mr Taylor makes a good point about

Vocabulary

1 unreliable 2 aggressive 3 forgetful 4 optimistic 5 bossy

6 modest 7 decisive 8 indecisive 9 immature

1 mop / hang up 2 do 3 set 4 put / clear 5 set / change

1 role 2 predictable 3 refuse 4 personally 5 funny 6 reckless

7 strictest 8 conscientious 9 fee-paying 10 subjects 11 high

12 single-sex

1 of 2 off 3 on 4 up 5 down 6 after 7 out

a 1 b 5 c 7 d 4

Extend your vocabulary

1 crime scene 2 crime rate 3 crime prevention

4 juvenile/youth crime 5 commit a crime

1 petty 2 serious 3 prevention 4 comitting 5 rate

04 His and hers

Extend your vocabulary

1 au pair 2 iancé 3 cuisine 4 faux pas 5 Bon appetit

Grammar

Modals and related verbs

1 c 2 b 3 c 4 a 5 a 6 c 7 a 8 b 9 c 10 a 11 b

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05 What a disaster!

1 g 2 d 3 a 4 f 5 c 6 b

1 A, F 2 B, C, D 3 B, C, D 4 A, D, F 5 C, E 6 B, C 7 B, C, D

8 D, E

Grammar

Future predictions

1 deinitely, certainly, sure 2 probably, likely 3 possibly

4 unlikely

1 International companies will probably be more powerful than

governments.

2 People will possibly buy everything from the Internet.

3 Robots deinitely won’t/will not do all the work in factories.

4 Water’s/Water is likely to be as expensive as petrol.

5 Everyone is sure to work at home on computers.

6 People probably won’t/will not live to 150 years old.

7 We’ll/We will certainly control computers with our thoughts.

8 Cars will probably drive themselves.

9 Everyone will possibly have a private plane.

1 correct 2 certainly 3 correct 4 correct 5 correct 6 likely

7 deinitely 8 maybe

1 a 2 a 3 c 4 a 5 b 6 b 7 c 8 a 9 b 10 a

1 might explode 2 won’t get married 3 might not be

4 will (probably) want 5 might rain 6 won’t be

Vocabulary

1 adaptable 2 change 3 destroy 4 disaster 5 disposable

6 explosion 7 extinct 8 poison 9 renewable 10 volcanic

1 renewable 2 disposal 3 disasters 4 changeable 5 explosion

6 adaptable 7 extinction 8 poison 9 destruction

1 rare 2 mud 3 disaster 4 species 5 exhibition 6 drought

7 disappear

1 e 2 c 3 b 4 d 5 a

1 a 2 c 3 d 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 d 8 a 9 b 10 c 11 d

Extend your vocabulary

blizzard 3 lood 3 heatwave 3 hurricane 3

1 hurricane 2 blizzard 3 downpours; loods

Speaking

A 4 B 2 C 5 D 3 E 1

1 Firstly 2 Secondly 3 Moving on 4 thing is 5 sum

6 last (but not) least

06 Animal magic

Grammar

Zero, First and Second Conditional

1 e 2 a 3 c 4 d 5 b

1 If you put oil on water, it loats.

2 If a bee stings you, it dies.

3 If a crocodile loses a tooth, it grows a new one.

4 If a predator pulls a lizard’s tail, it falls off.

5 If an ostrich is frightened, it puts its head in the ground.

1 fell; would (you) promise 2 Would (you still) love; lost

3 wanted; would call 4 would go; had 5 told; wouldn’t want

1A you don’t have

1B didn’t → don’t

2A would you do

2B ’ll → ’d

3A gave

3B gives → gave

4A would you say

4B ’Il → I’d

5A will you get

5B would → will

6A was

6B will be → was

1 you work hard you won’t pass your exams.

2 you promise to look after it properly you can have a pet.

3 I go home I’ll take the dog for a walk.

4 our cat has somewhere warm to sleep she’s happy.

5 you have a garden you shouldn’t get a big dog.

6 we leave it alone the dog whines.

1 buy; ’ll/will take

Grammar

Future forms

1 am having 2 are going to 3 are going to be 4 won’t ring 5 are

coming; ’ll help 6 ’ll read 7 ’m not going to use 8 won’t tell; ’m

going to meet; ’m going to tell

1 ’m/am seeing 2 ’ll/will give 3 won’t pay 4 ’s/is going to work

5 won’t / am/’m not going to waste my time 6 ’s/is going to break

down 7 ’ll/will answer 8 ’s/is going to be

9 ’ll/will help 10 ’ll/will do 11 are (we really) going to stay

1 The Great Storm

1 is (it) going to reach 2 might be 3 will (it) do 4 will

(probably) break 5 will be 6 Are (you) going to speak

2 The Titanic Story

1 will (never) sink 2 Are (we) going to 3 won’t hit 4 ’ll feel

5 ’re/are going to

1 is going to leave 2 is going to arrive 3 ’ll/will meet

4 are (you) going to do 5 ’ll/will have 6 ’ll/will see

7 ’ll/will phone 8 ’ll/will get 9 ’s/is going to arrive

10 ’s/is going to catch 11 ’s/is going to get 12 ’ll/will meet

13 ’s/is going to eat

Reading

1 b 2 c 3 a

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2 have; don’t/do not have to take

3 kept; would bring

4 got; would live

5 clean; doesn’t/does not smell

6 promise; ’ll/will buy

7 come; ’ll/will feed; ’ll/will clean

8 forget; ’ll/will bring

2 complained (that) they couldn’t spell it because they didn’t

have a dictionary

3 said (that) he had learnt two hours before that his sister had

had a baby

4 agreed (that) the inspector had arrived then

5 added (that) he thought the inspector was going to the

airield later that day

6 replied (that) she wouldn’t tell anyone about the accident the

day before

7 protested (that) it wasn’t fair (and) added that everyone

made mistakes

8 explained (that) she wouldn’t be there the next/following day

because she was going on a irst aid course

9 admitted (that) that he had been the driver of the car in the

accident

1 You said we needed to clean the kitchen as well.

2 But you promised to do it.

3 Oh no you insisted that I did it.

4 Because my mother said she was coming to visit.

5 I told you I am sorry I couldn’t do it.

1 has 2 that 3 said 4 takes 5 got 6 to 7 the (last week)

1 I would make some notes

2 told me about what had happened

3 there was a woman on the train with a dead body

4 had got on the train with her father the day before

5 had died about an hour

6 had just told him

7 this had never happened before

8 I wasn’t sure what to do

9 we could go to the train together and interview her

10 would be there in ten minutes

1 I thought he was asleep

2 He is my father and he died yesterday at the beginning of the

journey

3 Why didn’t you report it

4 I didn’t tell anyone because I didn’t want to leave the train

5 It’s very strange that you haven’t told anyone

6 I bought the tickets for the journey and I didn’t want to waste

the money

1 he was just going outside (and that) he might be some time

2 he was dying or he was going to die. (He pointed out that)

both were correct

3 he was bored with it all

4 he had had a lot of fun (and that) he had enjoyed every

minute of it

5 was dying (then) he didn’t think much of it

6 the next/following day he would no longer be there

Listening

1 c 2 d 3 c 4 d

1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 T 7 F 8 T

Speaking

1 appreciate 2 a good idea 3 shouldn’t 4 worth 5 Remember

6 ought 7 might ind 8 at a loss 9 ought not 10 if I were you

1 inding 2 on 3 Where 4 ’m 5 this 6 asking

Writing

Agreeing: eating meat is wrong and killing animals for food is

cruel; producing meat is expensive; eating meat may be

unhealthy

Disagreeing: (many doctors say that) meat is good for us; it is

natural for us/people to eat meat; people should not be told

what they can or can’t eat

1 C 2 F 3 B 4 D 5 H 6 A 7 E 8 G

Vocabulary

1 Evolution 2 controversial 3 freeze 4 obedient 5 changeable

6 complex 7 intriguing 8 playful 9 genetics 10 allergic

1 elephant 2 reindeer 3 eagle 4 salmon 5 crow 6 bat

7 butterly 8 worm 9 bee 10 lea

1 breeding 2 pests 3 predators 4 solitary 5 changeable

6 research 7 microbes 8 train

1 e 2 d 3 j 4 g 5 a 6 i 7 f 8 k 9 b 10 c 11 h

1 unique 2 obedient 3 loyal 4 playful 5 solitary

Extend your vocabulary

1 biologist 3 chemist 5 physics 6 psychologist 7 zoology

1 zoologist 2 physicist/chemist 3 geology 4 psychology

5 Botanists 6 biologist

Reading

1 b 2 c

1 g 2 e 3 h 4 c 5 f 6 b

1 F 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T 7 T 8 F 9 T

07 Nobody’s perfect

Grammar

Reported statements

1 a 2 b 3 b wouldn’t 4 b was studying 5 d

1 promised (that) he would report the accident that day

Grammar

Reported questions and imperatives

1 I did

2 I had thought about what sort of job I wanted

3 I was interested in animals and that I wanted to work in a zoo

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