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a Are the following statements true or false? If they are false, give the correct statement. For example: The writer was driving the car. This is false - the writer's companion, John, was driving. b Give more details. For example: We had little food with us. They only had a few biscuits and some chocolate. c Explain why. For example: John went for a walk. He was a poor sleeper. d What do you think they said? For example: I asked John to drive more slowly. 'Will you please drive more slowly ... Hey! Not so fast!' PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com ـ 5 ـ
5 Get the students to react to the text. For this type of largely narrative text, there are two main ways in which this can be done: a Ask the students to suggest a continuation to the story where this is appropriate. Another possibility is to ask them to decide on a hypothetical turn of events (e.g. What would have happened if they had both gone to sleep?) The students may also be asked to say what they would have done in the circumstances. b Ask the students to relate any similar experience they have had. 6 Exercises 6 and 7 may be done at any convenient point. Exercise 6 is particularly suitable for homework. In the early stages, some class preparation will usually be necessary to show the students how to extract relevant ideas and how to re-present these in a properly sequenced form. It is not necessary to insist on the word limit suggested in the exercise, especially if there is any risk of inhibiting the students from using linking words. PDF created with pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com ـ 6 ـ
Page 1 and 2: Benha University Faculty of Arts Re
Page 3 and 4: Introduction This book provides mat
Page 5: How to use this material The follow
Page 9 and 10: 1 Section one Comprehension passage
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Page 13 and 14: ( admit , bend, directly, flew, isl
Page 15 and 16: "Not bad." George called back. "It
Page 17 and 18: ٣. It feels a little damp. ٤. "It
Page 19 and 20: 3 They could see the smoke from the
Page 21 and 22: B Choose the right answer. ١. Elsa
Page 23 and 24: Elsa's father started a fire in the
Page 25 and 26: look around. My husband climbed dow
Page 27 and 28: ٧. "They're probably worth a fortu
Page 29 and 30: 5 The two men, Lacey and Barnes, wa
Page 31 and 32: B Choose the right answer. ١. Lace
Page 33 and 34: ٨. Lacey called to Barnes. ٩. Lac
Page 35 and 36: 6 Sept 30 I moved into the hostel t
Page 37 and 38: ٣. Ann complained about the studen
Page 39 and 40: H Discussion Ann didn't like living
Page 41 and 42: too." The old man looked hard at my
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Page 45 and 46: 2 Let's look for a ... restaurant.
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middle of the clouds and they could
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٢. Andy tried to identify places o
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٢. I had a trip in a ... last week
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Our meal was soon over. I tried to
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d so that it would be easier to pus
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h If I'd been able to get some slee
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(i) he had met her somewhere before
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Composition Imagine that you were t
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3 ـ 72 ـ St * August 31 There are
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(i) he likes meeting a lot of peopl
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(iii) absent (iv) at home 6 Composi
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4 Half an hour before daybreak thre
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(iii) it was forbidden to light fir
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downstream to fetch the boat until
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5 The children stopped chattering a
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II Miss Hughes came into the classr
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(iv) unpleasantly b not so far (34)
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g I went to see my friend, who …
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ill. Bill walked round the house un
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5 Choose the best explanation accor
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g It was quite an lecture, but I en
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out and began shouting at each othe
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Helen did not usually go to the sta
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c He deliberately crossed the road.
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telegram to say that one of his rel
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a When Mrs Crump heard the bell rin
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Now complete these sentences by cho
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Let me know, then, if the Sunday af
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2 Answer the following questions br
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Ought to or should with a perfect i
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10 Shortly after the war, my brothe
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(i) when they opened the bedroom do
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I was glad that I had stayed up lat
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11 Mrs Brown was tired after her da
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(iii) she had left her shopping in
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7 Composition Imagine that you were
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12 As the train approached the seas
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a Why did the writer want to avoid
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He found me a taxi. This pattern, w
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13 "You do buy old books, don't you
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(iv) he expected to get some money
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14 The clock struck a quarter past
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(iv) people were making so much noi
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15 It was dark in the attic, as Mis
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(i) he was interested in the colone
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not worth very much c attracted his
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16 Dear Mr Fenton, ـ 152 ـ 21 Bea
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I Choose the best Answer. a Mrs Fen
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6 Find words or phrases in the pass
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17 A small crowd had gathered round
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(iv) he knew that the monkey was no
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8 Notice this sentence: The man con
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18 "Now, sir," said Inspector Robin
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(iii) both his wallet and his car h
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19 We first became aware that somet
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(iv) they could not continue their
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20 I left my friend's house shortly
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2 Answer the following question bri
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21 One summer evening I was sitting
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e The parrot cried "Help!" soon aft
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Now combine the following pairs of
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inclined to come back to work in my
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a John Smith was not sure that Mr R
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often omitted in spoken English. Wi
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23 After a hasty breakfast in the s
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I Give the phrases or sentences in
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6 Notice in these sentences that th
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