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High Flyers
PART 1
What’s a good way to meet new people in a new city?
Read the information from a website about meeting people in Dublin. Which group is good for these people?
3) Complete each pair of sentences in the conversations with the same word from list.
7 A: Do you_______ tennis?
B: No, not really. I usually_______ football in the park.
8 A: How often do you_______ to a restaurant for dinner?
B: About three times a week. It isn’t very good for me, but I _______running every morning.
1) Look at the list of jobs. Which job or jobs would you like to do or not? Why?
Gardener florist chef teacher sports instructor nurse hairdresser tourist guide
2) Read the title of the article. Why do you think gardeners and florists are so happy in their jobs?
4) Find the following phrases in the article. Then match them with their synonyms 1–6.
A nine out of ten b all year round c just as happy d in the town centre e five days a week f special occasion
1 90 percent
2 equally happy
3 a happy time like a birthday, wedding, etc.
4 in the middle of the town
5 Monday to Friday
6 twelve months a year
5) Read the article again. Who talks about the following:
WEAK FORMS
When we speak fast, we stress some words and some words are weak. The weak words often have the
sound /ə/ .
Read the Pronunciation tip. Then listen to the sentences and underline the stressed words. Listening 1
SOUNDS and SPELLING: /əʊ/ Look at some different spellings of the sound. Then listen and repeat the sound and words. Listening 3
PART 2
What do you remember from the article: “Gardeners and florists are the happiest workers”
2.1 Listen to Jon talking about his job. Is he a gardener or a florist? What does he like most about his job? Listening 4
1 We speak English for one hour. It's not easy we know it's good
for us.
4) Complete each sentence in three different ways. Use and, but and or
if possible.
Daily Routines
Match the phrases in the box with photos A-H below. Which phrase is
not in the photos?
get up brush my hair go to bed have breakfast brush teeth comb hair
get home put make up on wash face have lunch set the alarm clock start work/school clear the table get dressed
leave home finish work/school have dinner prepare dinner pick up children from school take a bath/shower set
the table shave my face/legs
Cover the vocabulary from the previous exercise and complete the questions.
1 Do you up early?
2 Do you breakfast at home?
3 What time do you home?
4 When do you work/school?
5 Where do you lunch?
6 When do you home after work/school?
7 Do you to bed late?
Can you use some of the previous phrases write some truths about yourself?
Listen to a radio programme about two of the people and answer the questions. Listening 5
stay live go play wash work do copy finish like test fly fix eat feel have buzz touch apply fry
buy
1 ending with – s ,
e.g. She lives in the UK .
2 ending with – es ,
e.g. He watches TV .
Do you like playing games? Cenk does – he is a Beta Tester – he plays computer games at work. Cenk plays games and tests
them before people buy them. He works in an old building but inside there are lots of computers. His office has a chair, a
computer and a very big TV. He gets up at 10 o’clock in the morning, washes and has a quick breakfast. He starts work late
in the morning but he stays there all evening. He doesn’t stop for lunch – he eats his lunch and tests the games. He eats fast
food for dinner but he doesn’t eat at home – he has dinner in the office. Cenk really likes his life.
5 Is Cenk happy?