Check this phrases in the word list

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Sentence transformations
Complete the second sentence so that it
means the same as the first. Use the word
in bold. Use two to five words.
1      It’s not necessary for you to come with me.
have        You…. come with me.
2       It wasn’t necessary to buy a new TV.
need He………….. buy a new TV.
3       I’m sure that I left my mobile phone at home.
must I…………….. my mobile phone at home.
4       I’m sure Robert didn’t steal the money.
have Robert………….. the money.
5       He has probably arrived in London by now.
should He……….. in London by now.
 

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Problems in neighbourhoods

1  Check these phrases in the Word List. Which of these problems can you see in the pictures?

rubbish on the streets          lack of parks/trees
                     heavy traffic on the roads
street hawkers                           stray animals
               overcrowded public transport
smelts and noise                           graffiti
                beggars                      dog/bird mess
     cars/motorbikes parked on the pavements

Are there similar problems where you live?

2   Listen to three people talking about things they find annoying in the place they live. What is each person’s problem?

Idioms

3  Fill in: sink, path, drain, roof. Check in the Word  List. Are there similar idioms in your language?

1    This house is in a very bad state, but at least we have a………over our heads.
2    Look how big her suitcase is! She’s taking everything but the kitchen………….    
3    He lied about giving me my money back. He really led me up the garden…………!
4    He wastes all the money you give him. It’s like throwing money down the……….
    

Expressing annoyance

4 a  Listen again. Which of the phrases in the table did they use to express their annoyance?

b Use the following ideas to discuss, as in the example.

1    You see someone dropping litter on the pavement.

> A: it really gets on my nerves when people drop titter on the pavement.
    B: Yes, it gets on my nerves, too. Why can’t they use the bins?

2    Your neighbour’s dog has fouled in front of your house.
3    You walk past an alley that stinks of rubbish.
4    You have been asked to buy a pirate CD/DVD while you are at a cafe.
5    You are on a busy bus/train squashed up against other people.

Reading

5 a  Read the first two exchanges in the dialogue. Where does the conversation take place? What do you think Bob wants?
Listen and read to check.

Bob:  Can I have a word with you for a minute, please?
Tom:  Sure. What is it?
Bob:   Well, it’s about your rubbish bin actually.
Tom:  What’s the problem?
Bob:  Well, I’m sorry to say this, but it stinks and I just can’t put up with it any more.
Tom:  It’s full of rubbish! What do you expect?
Bob:  You could put your rubbish in a bag first; so it smells less. That’s what I do.
Tom: But bin bags cost money! It doesn’t cost me anything to throw my rubbish straight into the bin.
Bob:  Yes. I appreciate that, but the smell is offensive and very annoying. It drives me crazy!
Tom:  I see. Sorry about that.
Bob:   Also, the smell attracts flies and other insects, so it could become a health risk.
Tom:  That’s a fair point. OK. I’ll use bin bags from now on.
Bob:   Thanks.    

b Read the dialogue again and answer the questions.

1    What is annoying Bob?
2    What is Tom’s reaction to Bob’s complaint?
3    What does Bob suggest as a solution?
4    What is Tom’s first reaction to Bob’s suggestion?
5    How does Bob persuade Tom to do what he wants?

Speaking

6  Portfolio: Work in pairs. Your neighbour’s dog is keeping you awake at night. Act out a dialogue using phrases from Ex. 4. You can use the dialogue in Ex. 5 as a model.

Listening

7 RNE   You will hear a conversation between two neighbours. Listen and choose the correct answer for each question.

1    Jack has just moved in.

A True                       B False                   C Not stated

2    Jane hasn’t finished unpacking yet.

A True                       B False                   C Not stated

3    This is Jane’s first home of her own.

A True                        B False                  C Not stated

4    Jane hasn’t got a car.

A True                        B False                  C Not stated

5    Jane has been driving a long time.

A True                        B False                  C Not stated

6    Jane will buy a parking permit.

A True                        B False                  C Not stated

7    The Greens own a dog.

A True                         B False                  C Not stated

Exclamations

8 a  Match the interjections to the statements. Listen and check.

1    Phew!
2    Er …
3    Oh!
4    Yuk!
5    Oi!

a    That’s annoying!
b    Stop that!
c    That’s disgusting!
d    What a relief!
e    I don’t know.

b Use the interjections to complete the exchanges.

1    A:  …………….  
      B:    I know. It smells awful, doesn’t it?

2    A:    I thought that car was going to hit us!
      B:    So did I    

3    A:    When’s the next bus into town?
      B:    ……….

    4    A: Look! That boy is throwing his rubbish on the pavement.
      B:……..Put it in the bin!

5    A: There are roadworks in the high street again.
      B:  That means more delays!

9  Think of ten new words/expressions you have learnt in this lesson. Make sentences using them.