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1 Listen to a speaker talking about his
job. Answer the questions.
Where is the speaker talking?
He’s talking at a school. _______________
1 How long has he had this job?
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2 Where has he taken photographs?
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3 Has he always enjoyed his job?
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4 What did he study at university?
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5 Why did he decide to be a wildlife
photographer?
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6 What kind of person does a wildlife
photographer need to be?
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7 What is his opinion about his job?
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2 Read an article about film awards. Correct
the mistakes in the sentences.
My night at the awards
Last Saturday night was probably the best night
of my life. It was the British Film Awards. Every
year the British public choose the winners of the
awards for best actor, best actress, best
director, and lots more. It’s a very exciting
evening and nobody knows the winners before
the ceremony. People from the film industry
come to London from all over the world,
especially the USA. Photographers take
pictures of women wearing beautiful dresses –
Angelina Jolie looked very beautiful – and
reporters interview some of the stars.
The evening of the awards starts with a good
dinner and some entertainment. This year it
was a dance group called Streetwise. They
were excellent. After that, a well-known person
goes on stage and announces the awards. It’s
always very quiet in the theatre then. They read
a list of five possible winners, and then they
open an envelope and read out the winner.
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This year I was very lucky and got the award for
best actor for my part in the film Dark Ages. I’ve
never won an award before and it was a big
surprise. Today I’d like to thank all the people
who voted for me. I also want to thank director
Charles Davies for choosing me for the part.
Charles, you’re a great director and a good
friend – thank you. I’d also like to take this
opportunity to encourage young actors to follow
their dreams. Acting is a difficult profession, but
you can become successful. Look at me. I’m so
lucky. It’s wonderful to get up in the morning
and do a job that I love. And people pay me for
doing it! And they’ve given me an award! Yes,
acting is a good life, but right now I’m just
looking forward to a relaxing holiday far from
the cameras!
The British Film Awards ceremony takes
place in the USA.
The British Film Awards ceremony takes___
place in London.______________________
1 Film critics choose the winners of the
awards.
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2 The pop group Streetwise performed for the
guests.
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3 The writer won the award for best director.
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4 The writer won a film award last year.
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5 He thanks the organizers of the ceremony.
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6 Charles Davies is an actor in the film Dark
Ages.
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7 Now the writer wants to work on a new
project.
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3 Use the words to write sentences. Use the 5 Complete the sentences with the past
present perfect. simple or present perfect. Choose from
we / never / visit / London these verbs.

We have never visited London.__________ climb come leave visit spend win
1 Joe / just / buy / a new bike you/fly you/see
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2 you / ever / see / a wild tiger? I have spent a lot of money recently.

___________________________________ 1 I am looking for Jim.

3 where / you / be / recently? ____________________ him?

___________________________________ 2 Julie ____________________ the room a

4 it / not rain / recently few minutes ago.

___________________________________ 3 We ____________________ back from

5 I / just / have / lunch Spain on Saturday.

___________________________________ 4 Tony ____________________ the

6 they / see / William / recently? competition twice.

___________________________________ 5 They ____________________ the museum

7 you / ever / fall / out of bed? two weeks ago.

___________________________________ 6 When ____________________ to New

York?
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7 She ____________________ some of the
4 Complete the sentences. Use for or since. world’s highest mountains.
Lucy has studied music since she was eight. _____ 7
1 My brother has lived in London __________
6 Match words 1–7 with words A–H.
a long time.
2 I have studied English __________ five climb A of bed
years.
1 fall out B down the stairs
3 We have been here __________ Saturday.
4 Julian has known Tim __________ August. 2 fall C a hill

5 They have been on the bus __________ an 3 fall through D the ice
hour. 4 dive E off a rock
6 I haven’t bought any CDs __________ six
5 drive down F through a tunnel
months.
7 We have been at this school __________ 6 drive G up a building
2010. 7 fall off H your bike
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7 Write the words in the correct list.

luck difficult fame exciting free

successful happiness anger danger

Nouns
luck,__________________________________
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Adjectives
______________________________________
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8 Complete the dialogue. Choose the correct

alternatives.
Dan Max didn’t look very happy, did he /
didn't he?
Kay No, he’s (1) been / gone to see the
Science teacher. Let’s wait for him.
Dan He hasn’t done very well this term,
(2) hasn't he / has he?
Kay No, he doesn’t have enough time to study.
He plays football and rugby for the school,
(3) doesn't he / does he?
Dan Yes, and he plays in tennis tournaments.
He’s very good at sport, (4) is he /
isn't he?
Kay Hi, Max. How did it go?
Max Terrible. Mr Drake has written to my
parents. They’ll be really (5) angry /
anger. And he’s given me extra work for
tomorrow.
Kay You can do that, (6) can't you / can you?
Max No, I’ve got the tennis final this evening. I
can’t miss that, (7) can't I / can I?

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