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No.158
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a great travel destination.
Ireland!
why you should visit
the emerald isle!
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Slang
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Travel
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Murder mystery!
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The Trouser Snatcher.
Useful vocabulary
at the chemist’s,
playing cards, “weather”
phrasal verbs...
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Editorial
Past Participle Wordsearch
Phone section
TrACk 01
& Error Terror
TrACk 02
Pet Passion
Headline News
Traditional English songs
Story Time
TrACk 03
Functional language
TrACk 04
Basic English: The Chemist’s
Social English:
The Chemist’s
TrACk 05
Corny Criminals
TrACk 06
Why it’s good to swear at work!
& Old Orange
TrACk 07
Trivia Matching
Weird Trivia
TrACk 08
Dr Fingers’ Grammar
Subscriptions
Sweets Destroyed & Strange
Excuses
TrACk 09
Face to Face - Woody Allen vs
Martin Scorsese
Why you should visit Ireland!
At the hotel
TrACk 10
New York: 5 Boroughs
NYC 24
New York: Stock Shock
Film: I am Legend
New York: 9/11
Headline News
Jokes
TrACk 11
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Have Crossword
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999 Calls
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Song
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Dr Fingers’ Vocabulary Clinic
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Embarrassing moments
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Quirky News
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Bar chats
TrACkS 19-20
Movies with unusual plot twists!
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Dumb US Laws
TrACk 22
Phrasal Verbs: Weather
TrACk 23
Dictionary of Slang
TrACk 24
Idioms
TrACk 25
Headline News
Trouser Snatcher
TrACk 26
Word of the Month: A dry sense
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useful pages on travel situations (at the hotel
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in American English!), and we’re looking at two
fantastic travel destinations where you can really
practise your English: New York City and Ireland.
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as it’s got the famous landmark Coney Island,
which was founded by one of my ancestors. Of
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on a film set in New York, Woody Allen (who’s
a true New Yorker), pets, tattoos, swearing and
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just a few. Have fun, learn lots of English and see
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articiple
Past P
dsearch.
les of the following verbs in the wor
Find the past particip
Wordsearch
Wordsearch
Answers
on page 37
Say
Bring
Fight
Stand
Write
Meet
Hear
Cost
Ring
Pay
Have
Break
Fall
Wake
See
Put
Leave
Eat
Feel
Bite
Know
Buy
Send
Do
Choose
Become
Teach
Take
Make
Run
Sell
Drink
Give
Throw
Catch
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Track 01
Track 02
ections!
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1.
It’s straight on. ____
2.
Turn right. ____
3.
Turn left. ____
4.
It’s parallel with this street. ____
5.
It’s perpendicular to this street. ____
6.
It’s at the end of the street. ____
Answers
on page 37
Correct the mistakes in the sentences.
Then, listen to check your answers.
1.
Do you know where is the bank?
2.
She hasn’t got nobody to help her.
3.
I didn’t do nothing last night.
4.
Which time do you make it?
5.
Who are coming to your party?
6.
A:
Bob’s party is at 6pm.
B:
Yes, I know it.
7.
She made us to do it.
8.
They advised us leave early.
9.
He told that I go early.
10.
I told where she had to go.
11.
They told us the way how to get to the
town centre.
12.
I asked the way to her.
13.
They said me goodbye.
14.
She asked to me if she could borrow my
MP3 player.
15.
They are doing a lot of businesses in Asia.
Pre-listening
Match each direction (1 to 6) with the corresponding
expression (A-F).
Answers
on page 37
A
B
C
D
E
F
Listening I
You are going to listen to a telephone conversation. Listen once.
Why is Nigel calling?
Listening II
Listen again and complete the space with the exact words.
1.
The best thing is to ______________ to Waterbridge station on the
northern line.
2.
Take the Burton Street exit, and ___________ as soon as you get out
of the station.
3.
Then, you just _______________ till you get to a roundabout.
4.
Take the first left on the roundabout and __________ for about 100
metres till you get to a cinema.
5.
The Marston HQ building is just ___________ the cinema.
Audio script
Stan:
Nigel:
Stan:
Nigel:
Stan speaking.
Hey, Stan. Nigel here.
Oh, hi Nigel. What’s up?
I’ve got a meeting at Marston Communications headquarters
tomorrow. You’ve been there before, haven’t you?
Stan:
Yeah, I was doing a bit of contract work there last year. Why?
Nigel:Just
wondering about the best way to get there. No one here seems
to know. Apparently, there’s no parking around there. I don’t want
to arrive late.
Stan:
Yeah, that’s right. I went by car last time and spent about 40
minutes looking for a space. The best thing is to get the tube to
Waterbridge station on the northern line.
Nigel:
OK.
Stan:
Take the Burton Street exit, and turn right as soon as you get
out of the station. Then, you just follow the road till you get to a
roundabout. Are you taking notes?
Nigel:
Yes, I am… a roundabout. What next?
Stan:
Take the first left on the roundabout and carry on for about 100
metres till you get to a cinema. The Marston HQ building is just in
front of the cinema.
Nigel:
Great. That sounds easy enough.
Stan:
OK. Good luck.
Nigel:
Thanks for that. Speak soon.
Stan:
No problem.
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