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2 Suffixes: - er driver singer builder cleaner computer programmer engineer factory worker farmer hairdresser teacher writer painter footballer dancer

3 Suffixes: - or actor director doctor translator visitor Suffixes: - ist artist dentist guitarist scientist journalist priest receptionist tourist

4 animal rescue centre bank building site café car wash factory fast food restaurant garage hair salon hospital office school shop sports centre theme park

5 take a break have an interesting experience spend time show a visitor around live abroad make friends learn about other cultures

6 That s a good point. I don t think that s true. I agree with you. I disagree/ I don t agree with you.

7 + He is going to buy a new car. - He isn t going to buy a new car.? Is he going to buy a new car? Yes, he is. No, he isn t.? What is he going to buy? We use be going to: when we talk about plans for the future when we have already decided to do something when we say that something is going to happen, the situation now makes it clear

8 But: I m going to go to the cinema. I m going to come home. I m going to the cinema. I m coming home. Present Continuous

9 + We will go to Madrid. - We won t go to Madrid.? Will you go to Madrid? Yes, we will. No, we won t.? Where will you go? We use will: to talk about future and make predictions when we decide to do something at the time of speaking. The speaker has not decided before, it is a new idea.

10 We often use will in these situations: 1. Offering to do something Your bag looks heavy. I ll help you with it. 2. Agreeing to do something A: Can you give Brian this book? B: Yes, I ll give it to him when I meet him. 3. Promising to do something I won t tell anybody what happened. 4. Asking somebody to do something Will you close the window, please?

11 We often use will with: probably I expect I hope (I m) sure (I) think (I) don t think I wonder

12 + You look tired. You should go to bed. - You shouldn t use your car so much.? Should we tell Megan the truth?? What should we do? We often use should with: I think you should look for another job. I don t think you should work so hard. Do you think I should apply for that job?

13 Dear Sir or Madam, Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to apply for a job at your summer camp in Oxford. I saw the advertisement in the local newspaper. I have experience working with children. Last summer I worked at a swimming pool for five weeks as a programme orgainser and trainer because I am quite good at sports. I am friendly, reliable and hardworking. I can send you a refernce from the manager of the swimming pool and also from a teacher at my school. I can start work on 15th June. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully, Amelia Brown Amelia Brown Paragraph 1: the job you are applying for where you saw the advertisement Paragraph 2: your work experience Paragraph 3: your personal qualities who can give references when you can start work I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully,

14 I. Complete the sentences with the correct words. 1. I m going to be a because I like to cook. A actor B journalist C chef 2. My uncle became a some years ago and he works in a church in London. A teacher B scientist C priest 3. I wouldn t like to be a. They have to make difficult decisions. A waiter B teacher C politician 4. I wanted to be a when I was young and work with sick children. A hairdresser B nurse C factory worker

15 II. Complete the sentences with the words in the box. centre site café restaurant garage park 1. A builder works on a building. 2. Tom works in a as a waiter. 3. You can get a good summer job in a theme. 4. Jenny s a secretary at the sports. 5. My brother is a mechanic and he works in a in the city cenre. 6. They re always looking for people to work in the fast-food.

16 III. Complete the sentences with should or shouldn t. 1. We study hard for the language exam. 2. Your salary is very low. I think you look for another one. 3. You believe everything you see on TV. 4. Sally is very sad. I think you apologise. 5. You use your mobile phone while you re driving. 6. We hardly ever see you. You visit us more often.

17 IV. Complete the sentences with going to and the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. A: Your shoes are dirty. B: I know, I (clean) them. 2. My family and I (travel) to Spain in August. 3. He (work) this summer because he has to study for his exams. 4. Look at those black clouds. It (rain). 5. Who (you invite) to the party? 6. I feel terrible. I think I (be) sick.

18 V. Complete the sentences with the correct will form of the verbs in the box. like pass be take win come 1. I don t think the test very difficult. 2. He all his exams. He s very clever. 3. Do you think granny the present we bought her? 4. I ve invited George to the party, but I don t think they. 5. They the match. They haven t trained for a long time. 6. I m too tired to walk. I a taxi.

19 VI. Imagine you have seen an advertisement for a baby sitter in a local newspaper. Write a letter to apply for the job. Include information about: your experience when you are free the names of some people you have worked for before

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