UNIT 11 ,UNIT 12

UNIT 12

Lesson A

2a

1. the first thing to do, what I would do, what my friend

2.one thing you can do, the main reason to do that, the good thing about that

3.what you really need, what I’d do, the advantage of that

4.what I’d do first, the good thing about that, the main thing you need

Lesson B

1b

Construction industry- civil engineer, architect, contractors, construction workers

Financial services- financial analyst, stockbroker, tax advisor, auditor

Media and communications-editor, writer, manager, journalist

Medicine and health care- nurse, psychiatric nurse, pediatrician, surge

UNIT 11

Lesson A

1b

1.People are forcing fast-food chains to change their menus. Fast-food chains are being forced.

2. They’ve made Internet access available all over. Internet access has been made.

3. Companies are laying off a lot of people. A lot of people are being laid off.

4. They haven’t given us enough financial support. We haven’t been given enough financial support.

Lesson B

1b

I’m concerned about                                              I’m

-global warming                                                    -using energy-saving lightbulbs

-air pollution                                                           -using public transportation

-changes of climates and rises of ocean levels           -stopping litter

-toxic chemicals                                                        -looking for environment-friendly brands

Lesson D

1c

1. She finds it easy to use an online diary.

    It’s interesting to look back at her previous entries.

2. She communicates with people by a cell phone or instant-messaging program.

3. She never uses a CD player.

4. They are a distraction and they can be addicting. The worst thing is they’re constantly costing  

    money.

5. Lightweight, portable version that can be used alone or plugged into a home or car stereo. It

    has over 100 music channels with no commercials.

6. The PDA changed his life the most.

7. He doesn’t like if his PDA crashes and he loses irretrievable data.

8. His next purchase might be a MP3 player.

1d

1. The most useful gadget in my daily lives is a cell phone.

2. Computer made the biggest change in my life.

3. The most important advantage of gadgets and technology is saving time.

4. The biggest disadvantage of new technology might be radiation.

5. An automatic cooker would make my lives better in the future.

UNIT 8

Lesson A

3a

1. I wouldn’t have sulked. I would have said “I have to do my work, now give me my laptop.”

Tom should have laughed about it and shouldn’t have sulked.

2. I wouldn’t have told him I didn’t want to see him again. I would have warned him to say before the last time.

Andrea should have been calm and said “see you later”

3. I wouldn’t have yelled at them. I would have knocked their door and said politely “don’t make too much noise, all people are sleeping.”

Joshua could have said more politely.

4. He could have talked to his parents normally. He shouldn’t have yelled to his parents.
5. I would have picked it up and recycled. I wouldn’t have threw it back into the car.

She should have said the driver not to throw litter again.

Lesson B

3a

1. One of your co-workers left the company last week. She may have found a new job. Or she could have been fired.

2. Two of your friends broke up last month after going out together for five years.

They may not have had enough in common. They might have had an argument.

3. A friend didn’t show up for a lunch date with you yesterday. She’s normally very considerate.

She must have forgotten about it. Or she could have been sick.

4. You waved to a friend in the supermarket night. He didn’t stop to say hello.

He mustn’t have seen me. He might have been in  a real hurry.

Lesson C

2a

“I have this friend Justin, who’s very emotional. Like, one minute he’s laughing, and the next minute he’s like totally depressed. Some, little thing happens, and he is like I’m so upset. I guess he’s like too sensitive. Actually, he’s like me. Maybe that’s why we got along. We’ve been friends for like 10 years.”

Lesson D

1c

1. stay angry with someone- offended by something you do or say

2. embarrassed about your behavior- ashamed of myself

3. agree- to admit

understand-

4. felt pain- suffered

5. clear-obvious

“How can I correct the injury, I caused you?”-“What can I do to make it up to you?”

6. say something to upset- apologize

false-phony

2a

The Top 8 rude Things People Do                                             Me

Not clean up after pets on the street                                           4

Drive with loud or missing mufflers                                             4

Honk the horn unnecessarily when driving                                  1

Use bad language in public                                                        3

Take up too many seats on the bus or train                                 1

Talk on cell phones too close to others                                        2

Litter the streets                                                                          1

Drive recklessly                                                                           1

UNIT 9

Lesson A

2a

1. A friend of mine said that he wasn’t at all materialistic and that he had very few possessions.

2. Someone at work told me that her closets were all full, but she couldn’t stop buying new clothes.

3. My aunt said that she was always throwing things away and that once she had thrown out an antique vase by mistake.

4. My brother told his wife that they were in debt because they had spent too much money on stuff foe their apartment.

5. One of my teachers told me that he had a huge collection of comic books that he just didn’t have room for.

6. My neighbors said they would have to have a yard sale to get rid of all the junk that they had been buying at yard sales.

3a

1. Yes, I like. But I don’t have all.

2. Yes, I can.

3. I’m not very attached to my possessions.

4. Yes. Once I lost my cellphone, then I have got upset.

5. No, I always buy things I really need.

Lesson B

3a

1. She asked me what my main source of income was.

2. He asked me whether I was employed full time or a student.

3. She wanted to know what my biggest monthly expense was.

4. She asked me how much I spent on entertainment each month.

5. She wanted to know whether I had taken anything back to a store recently.

6. She asked me if I had a credit card and whether I was interested in applying for one

                                

UNIT 10

Lesson A

2a

1. If Thomas Stanley had been satisfied with his career, he wouldn’t have taken time off from work, and he might not have written The Millionaire Next Door with William Danko.

2. If Stanley and Danko’s book hadn’t been so successful and wouldn’t have made the best seller list, Stanley might not have written his next best-selling book.

3. If Stanley had continued his job at the University, he wouldn’t have made so much money. He probably hadn’t become a millionaire himself if he wouldn’t have decided to write about millionaires.

4. On the other hand, if Stanley hadn’t become famous, he could have enjoyed a quiet life as a professor.

Lesson B

1b

Ways to become famous

You get discovered by someone.

You’re just in the right place at the right time.

You have connections.

When you’re becoming famous

Your career is really taken off.

You make headlines

When things don’t work out

Your career has gone downhill.

You get bad press.

You are dropped out of sight.

3a

1. A haven’t you?

B doesn’t he?

A aren’t they?

B are they?

B hasn’t he?, doesn’t he?

2. A wasn’t it?

B didn’t she?

A wasn’t she?, was she?

B haven’t you?

A isn’t it?

4

1. Model Tugsuu is in the headlines these days. She missed her class many times because of her career and finally, she flunk out.

2. Singer Bold and Nominjin are the up-and-coming pop singers right now.

3. Singer Anhnyam played as a role of a new movie "Uchral". Her career taken off recently.

Lesson C

1b

1c      2a      3b