Answer key Section A Unit 1 111 funinthe sun 2 high and dry 3 the name of the game 4 amanwith a plan 5 chalk and talk 6 steer clear 12 190 6 hour 2 magazine 7 wood 3 Doll 8 rude 4 goal 9 sounds 5 Slower 1.301 war 5 early 2 cow 6 close 3 does 7 move 4 bear 14 B3 key Q 2 shoe R car star eye fy tie 10 N pen Z bed head 9 sign line Unit 2 2:1 Words with /et/ = [cake], table, baby, eight, train, plate, nail, tail Words with // = [apple at, hand, cat, rat, map, bag, pan, tap 2.2 1 /ei/= [holiday], Spain, Jane, great, train, plane, staying, case, Kate, favour, days, okay 2 fee! = [plans}, jack, Manchester, plans, cash, actually, that, flat, cat, back, back, Saturday 2.30 1man 2 cap 3 heart 4 pen 5 stare Unit 3 311 [ stot says: Met hears: 1 [pouring] {boring} 2 bills pills 3 wrap it rabbit 168 English Pronunciation in Use intermediate3.2 a3 3.4 4] 42 43 44 ‘A baboon goes into a pet shop to buy peanuts and bananas "Sorry says the shopkeeper, ‘Ths is a pet shop — we only sell food for pets. "OK/’says the baboon,‘ lke to buy food for my pet rabbit.’ "What does your pet rabbit eat?’ asks the shopkeeper. ‘Peanuts and bananas,’ replies the baboon. 1 lamb 5 receipt 2 dmb 6 psychology 3 cupboard 7 combing 4 photo 1 There's a bear in that tree 2 He had the peach to himself. 3 They've eamed it. 4 Say ‘boil. 5 Thisis a nice affair. 6 Would you lke a coffee? Unit 4 Jsi/ street, police, stopped, place, officer, straight, saw, said, yes, 12! {was, zebra] 200, museum ‘START exact escapes FINISH 2 1m not going to@@eBByou, you never take my advice 3 Your tooth is loose, Yeltesoh if you're not careful. 4 The shop's very close to home, and it doesn't@losehtill late. 5 | can't@xcus@)people who drop liter. There's no excuse fort. 1 prize 5 think 2 he'sat 6 clothed 3 suit 4 saved51 5.2 5.3 5.4 61 63 170 Unit 5 “There was a young lady called Kate, ‘Who always got out of bed late. ‘he first thing she said When she lifted her head Was: "I thought it was better to wait’ ‘There was a young waiter called Dwight, ‘Who didn’t lke being potte If you asked him for food, He was terribly rade {And invited you out for 2 ight 2 wide 5 down 3 weighed 6 ty 4 hut 7 sent 1 It wasn't builtin a day; it takes ages to bulld a cathedral lke that. 2 When you're out in the mountains, you have to try to stay dry. 3 He sent it to the wrong address, so he had to send another copy. 4 It hurt my ears when | heard that noise. 5 The white sofa is too wide to go through that door, 6 We went down the hill and into the town, 1 whiter 4 taught 2 dy 5 aid 3 breeding 6 Watch Unit 6 Words with /is/ [green], leaf, feet, sweet, tree, key, seat, ski Words with /e/ [pen], bed, red, bel, shell, tent, bread, head sleep | meet | feel read leave dream past tense [slept] | met felt read (vowel = /e/) left dreamt ‘The verb read is interesting because the spelling is the samme for the present and past but the pronunciation is different. 1 met 7 dream 2 felt 8 dreamt 3 leave 9 read 4 left 10 read 5 Sleep 11 feel 6 slept English Pronunciation in Use intermediate64 71 v2 73 TA 7S 81 8.2 8.3 8.4 1 men 2 pain 3 pier Unit 7 pasta, faster Rita, metre daughter, water 1 from Canada to China 2 The parrot was asleep, 3 The cinema was open. 4 the photographer's assistant 5 aduestion and an answer ‘6 a woman and her husband 7 apasta salad 4 leave 5 bird 6 left vowel in weak syllable = /a/ vowel in weak syllable = /1/ [woman], collect, asleep, salad, teacher letter, sofa, quarter [orange], return, market, begin, visit, teaches, needed, peaches, women 1 lettuces 2 bananas 3 carrots 4 sausages 1 address 2 way 3 teacher's 4 drive Unit 8 13°24 33 44 54 5 oranges 6 suger T peppers 8 peaches 5 office's 6 woman 7 driver's asleep A giraffe goes into a café and asks for a coffee. The girl who is serving fetches the coffee and leayes the bill on the table. The giraffe finishes the coffee and looks atthe bill - very expensive, at four pounds seventy-five. He gives the gira fiver to cover the bill and turns to leave. The gil says, ‘You know, it's strange, but I've never seen a giraffe in here before. “That's not so strange,’ says the giraffe, ‘if you charge nearly five pounds fora coffee!" 2 knives 3 thiets 4 halves 1 The last loaf's; been 2 The footballers wife's 3 It’s autumn and the frst leaves; have already 4 Be careful, your lives; are 5 In most matches, the second half’; usually 5 wife's 6 life's 7 loat’s Enalsh Pronunciation in Use Intermediate m8.5 oa 9.2 93 101 10.2 wm 1 thiel’s 2 view 3 copy Unit 9 Douglas met a girl he knew, Standing quietly in the queue. Inher bag, she had some eggs, ‘Abbox of figs and chicken legs, A pack of burgers, tuna steaks, Party snacks and chocolate cakes, Pink Ice cream, a box of dates, Cans of drink and plasticplates. Douglas looked, ‘Ot said he, “You're having guests tonight, | see!” The gil said: Yes, that’s quite true, ‘And then invited Douglas too. Stef says: Mel hears: 1 [glasses] [classes] 2bag back 3 coat goat 1 coast 2 glasses 3 bag Unit 10 1 Your uniform used to be yellow. /i/ = 4 2 Heley’s horse hurried ahead. /h/ = 4 3 This isa quiz with twenty quick questions. /w/ = 5 4 We went to work at quarter to twelve. /W/ = 5 5 New York University student's union /j/ =5 []. 2, about, in, the, ebout, been, doing, Surfing, The Wendy: Hi, Ewan! How's your wife? Ewan: Hello, Wendy! Yolanda’s wel. Hows your husband? Well, | hope? Wendy: Yes, Harry's well. We heard you had a holiday? Ewan: Yes, one whole week without worrying about work! Wendy: Where were you? Ewan: We went walking in Wales. What about you? What have you been doing? Ewa Wendy: suring Ewan: Wow! Where? Wendy: How was the weather? Wet? Windy? We had wonderful weather. Wendy: The world wide web! English Pronunciation in Use Intermediate 4 vote 5 verse 6 free 4 coat 5 blog10.3 1 under 4 untie 2 whole 5 honest 3 who 6 write 10.4 1 heart 4 aware 2 earring 5 juice 3 vest 6 sheet Unit 11 111 [word with fat | related word with /i Wight} Lit) 1 child children 2 bite bit 3 drive driven 4 hide hid 5 ciime criminal 6 write weitten 7 ride ridden T1.2 Words with av! wife, wide light life tine, ime, mice, mine, mile, mite, night, rice, nine, fight, Fine, file, time, sight, side, site, quite (Also: lice, might, mime, Nil, tight, tie, tide) Words with /u/: will, wish, win, mill fit, fil, fish, tin, sit, sin, quit (Also: wit, lt, nit, fin, tl sil, aul) T1314 night 7 time 2 ty 8 ight 3 rice 9 arrived 4 die 10 dinner 5 life 1 give 6 wish 1 ike 114 tine 3 letter 2 feel ait Unit 12 121 | contains /dg/ contains /{/ contains (ff [Belgian], German, japanese | Polish, Turkish, Chinese, Chilean, Dutch, Welsh, Russian french 12.2 1 much-change-job-brush-shape-page 2 jump-push-shirt-teach-child-dish 3 Fridge-juice-switch-cheek-cash-sugar 12.3 | Stet says: Mel hears: 1 [wash] batch} 2 sheets cheats 3 shoes choose 4 cheap sheep English Pronunciation in Use Intermediate 13 a12.4 131 13.2 13.3 13.4 141 142 14.3 14.4 4 1 watch 4 use 2 jane 5 What's; ? 3 shave 6 trees Unit 13 Lilly lost her last umbrella Left iton the train, Feeling realy silly, She ran home in the rai. Rony fett so lucky, ‘Walking in the ra He'd found a large umbrella Lying on the train | worked late (rate) that day and | didn't arrive (alive) home until 10 o'clock. | was very wet because of the rain lane). Then, to my surprise (supplies), my key didn’t fit in the lock (rock). 50 | looked closely at my keys and saw that they were the wrong (Long) ones. | had left my house keys at work. So | got back on my motorbike and rode (load) back to the office to collect (comect) them. | got home really tired, so | went to bed, read (led) for half an hour, switched off the light (right) and went to sleep. 1 court 4 should 2 folk 5 artist 3 hair 1 supplies 4 cheese 2 correct 5 drawer 3 flight Unit 14 words with /a:/ ‘words with /ea/ [ber], far, star, start, car, card, cart, calm, half, | [bare], rare, dare, fir, stair, square, hard, chart, calf care, hai, hare, chair, stare, fare 1 chair 5 square 2 star 6 far 3 care 7 stare / stair 4 chart 8 half 1 [car], alarms, parts, cars, marketing, department, starting, calm, smart, dark, barber's, started 2 [where], care, spare, fairly, wear, Wear, har, hairdressers, there, chair 1 heart 4 part 2 noway 5 pier 3 far 6 come English Pronunciation in Use Intermediate151 15.2 153 161 16.2 16.3 16.4 Unit 15 Stef says: Mel hears: 1 [rang] {ren 2 term tum 3 nine mine | knew a young woman called June ‘Whose mum used to sing ‘Blue Moon’. Her voice was strong ‘But the notes were all wrong ‘And she sang the whole song out of tune, Aslim young men called Tim Spent all his time in the gym. He worked out for longer; Got stronger and stronger Now Tim is no longer so slim. 1 finger 15.4 1 Robin Banks 2 signs 2 ran 3 kind 3 swim 4 column 4 son warned 5 king 5 sinking 6 strange Unit 16 words with /2u/ words with fo! [bone], boat, bow, comb, goal, road, toes, sofa [lock], clock, box, doll, sock. frog, watch, cross 1 wrong 2 woke 3 cough 4 got 5 nose 6 body 1 come 2 most 3 love 4 cow 1 coast 2 shut 3 boat 7 know 8 cold 9 bone 10 Sony 11 joking 12 home 5 cloth 6 word 7 lost 4 woke 5 found English Pronunciation in Use intermediate Ws72 7.3 174 181 18.2 18.3 18.4 m6 pesca igh, though | th with we month | clothes thousand brother that teqth FINISH Arthur had a brother ‘And he didn't want another. ‘And of the brothers, neither Wanted sisters, either. The last thing on this Earth They wanted was a birth. So Arthur's mother Heather Got them both together, ‘And told them all good brothers ‘Should leatn to share their mothers. 1 bath 4 thick 2 through 5 thought 3 thin 6 death 1 use 4 clothed 2 taught 5 breeding 3 Free 6 These are Unit 18 1 [studied], London, summer, months, pub, lunches, much 2 [school], two, June, july, food, true, too 2 The month /a/ after june fu! is July 3 My mother's other son /a/ is my brother [a 4 Brazil won /a/ the World Cup Ja/ in 2002. 5 Fruit juice /u:/ 1s good fu for you. 6 There isa full Jo/ moon /us! once a month. 7 You pronounce wood / would /a/ exactiy the same as would / wood Iu. 1 book 5 shoulder 2 rude 6 move 3 does 7 south 4 rule eat 5 ‘Pool’ 2 calm 6 luck 3 gun 7 shut 4 shows Bagur English Pronunciation in Use intermediateGE Unit 19 191 | stot says: Mel hears: 1 [woking] [working] 2 shorts shins 3 bored bird 19.2 four ball wall awful returned third 19.3 1 far 2 worst 3 walk 4 shut ousune Unit 20 20.1 1 boys fo! 2 noise fox 3 found /aw/ 4 point /au/ 5 how fav/ 20.2 had an old teacher called Lloyd ‘Who everyone tried to avoid. Fever the boys Made any noise, Uoyd was always annoyed. | knew a young boy named McLeod ‘Whose voice was amazingly foud. From north to south You could hear his mouth ‘As loud as the sound of a crowd, 20.3 Words with fa [enjoy noisy, points, choice, ‘Words with /av/: [down], town, loud, shout, out, around 20.4 1 toy 2 ‘Good boy!" Unit 21 211 c=doud, clock dress, drawer fe fly, fruit 9= glove, grape p= plane, plate tetrain, tree 7 thought. 8 girls 9 birds 10 called 11 more 12 working 5 pot 6 beard 7 her 8 walked 6 bol /ou/ 7 hour favs 8 flower /au/ 9 enjoy /au/ 3 found 4 tone212 213 214 224 22.2 22.3 234 178 The brightest blue The greyest cloud ‘The slowest queue The greatest crowd ‘The greenest grass The smallest grain The cleanest glass ‘The quickest brain The freshest breeze The sweetest fruit The tallest trees The smartest suit | was once on a short flight from France to Spain. twas only a small plane and I was by the window. | could see the snow on the ground below. just when we were flying through a cloud, we heard one of the engines stop. | was really scared, but a few moments tater, we heard it ‘start again. Everything was fine but | decided to return to France on the train, even though it ‘was much slower! 1B 2A 3A 48 5A 68 7B 8A Unit 22 [frst, What's, eighth, month], August, Correct, Second, what’, highest, Earth (some accents), Mount, Everest, Correct, Mount Everest, Next, furthest, east, Athens, Brussels, Budapest, Budapest, perhaps, Brussels, Athens, last, what’, biggest, land, world, elephant, correct, that's, percent [watched / itn] missed; start; think / past / six; asked; olds; its / seventh / next; played / cards; went / watched; worst, switched 1 cook 5 guess 2 helper 6 burnt 3 didn't T pasta 4 leat 8 mix Unit 23 ose hal [watches], dances, kisses, washes, closes, pushes -s=/s/or/zl _| [sings] goes, gts, comes, sees, pulls English Prorunclation in Use intermediate23.2. There's /2/ no life on the town's /2/ streets /s/any more. Nobody goes /2/ there, Nobody stops /s/ and talks /5/ while they're shopping - the shops /s/ have all closed. There used to be a butcher's, /2/ a green grocer’, /2/ a chemists /s/ a newsagent’, /s/ clothes /z! shops, /s/ lots /s/of small cafés /2/— all gone. Now, everybody drives /2/ to the big shopping centres /2/ outside town, 23.3 23.4 1 bird 6 books 2 gee 7 bag 3 arms . eh 450 class Sar 10 bores Unit 24 244 [7 syllable [walked], washed, helped, phoned, danced, asked roe Unit 44 1b 2b 3b 4a 1 No, the bathroom 2 No, he's retired 3 No,a bookshelf 4 No, | said impossible 5 No, downstairs Unit 45 ‘As // Quick! 9/7 Bs /] What? A// A Taint // B: / Train? ¥/1 A Train! 9 // Bs // Why? 1/7 : / Leaving! SA/P 3: Already? 29/1 11 Gone! $8/! 1 Gone? 7/1 1 Gone 9 3: 1] What now? S/ 11 Bus? 1 17 Bus. W// 11 Bre you new here? 7/1 Yes 8/1 And you? 7 // 11 No3// 've been bere two years S4/ 11.00 you like it? ¥// : 1] No W// I don't 8 /! 11 Wry not? 9/1 11 The boss is awfull 8 // 11 Who? 117 Do you mean Mr Collins? 74 // 11 es Sui] Me Collins S1// He's aweful 8 // 11 You don't really think that 8 // do you? #// 11Xes%4// 1508) Wool 1/ What? 9/1 Did | say something funny? 1/1 11 it Mr Collins! 8// 1) Where? 97 : 11 Behind you! $8// PRee PROP PREP RP EE English Pronunciation in Use intermediate 191Section D Unit 46 46-1 She uses // Ehrmes/f four times. 46.2. Possibly not the best, no. (aughs) They tend to be quite high in sugar and salt which A AOA can obviously have implications for people so, so yeah certainly balance that with a lot nN Of good sort of healthy vegetables and fruit really, is ideal, if you can, 46.3 2 A: What do you eat? Jeans, rice, fruit and vegetables Don't you miss eating meat? W’s not something | think about . suppose it's a healthy diet, really. That's wht | think 5 A: Why don't you stop drinking coffee? B: Idon't really want to 6 A: When do you bake bread? B: On Sundays + 46.4 2 Debbie: you know 3 Kimberly: kind of 4 Greg ike 465 28 38 4A 5B 6A 78 Unit 47 471 1 the 6a 2 your Tit Band Bin 4 was 9 were 5 to 47.2 2 stuff that you could do and 3 she has to talk to you 4 no I'm going to get it all wrong 5 but it was fine in the end 473° 2 and things like that 3B and there was like alist 4 itjust made me really nervous 192 English Pronunciation ia Use intermediate48.2 48.4 485 491 49.2 49.3 Unit 48 1 was about 2 went out in 3 shoot a 4 without any 5 drops on. 6 was a bit upset 3 her_everything 4 she_asks 5 sure_about 6 he_isn't 7 after_a 8 dol 1 the other guy 2 toask 3 the end 4 to explain 5 the airport (university begins with consonant sound /j/) 6 to imite Unit 49 Laura: We could (‘coub) make some cakes with the margarine. Some fruit (frook’) cake? ‘Andy: Yeah. I dunno though. Dunno if I fancy fruit (Yrook’) cake. Laura: Or we could (‘coub’) make a salad with the green (‘greem’) peppers and the salad cream. ‘Andy: Yeah, I suppose so Laura: Or we could (‘coub’) make a potato salad, if that would be more interesting? ‘Andy: Yeah, Or we could just do a jacket (‘ackip’) potato. Laura: We haven't got any cheese though. ‘Andy: That's true. But you could (‘coub’) put the beans on the po ...eh on the potato, 1 We drank coffee and ape biscuits. ate 2 | went to a grape party last weekend. great 3 had a bag cold so | went to bed. bad 4 Jim's gota sung called Tom. son 5 Were you talk cookery at school? taught 6 I got ache questions corract out of ten eight one = ung’ /‘wum’ one = mung’ /‘wum’ ten= ‘teng’/ ‘tem’ ten= 'teng’/ tem’ TAC 2hC 3GF 4CF SGF 6FC 7GF BFC 9FC 10GF English Pronunciation in Use intermediate 193501 50.2 50.3 50.4 511 51.2 51.3 521 52.2 52.3 531 532 194 Unit 50 Three examples of actually. Do you really know ninety people? Do you actually know all your Facebook friends? Have you actually met them all? Student's own answer. 1 through itall the time and think 2 I don't even speak to you 3 they can see anything 4 if you don't know five hundred of them Unit 51 1A 24 34 44 5m 64 17 24 39 44 5A 6A 7A 1 // The tours start at twelve} // one thirty} // three o'clock™B // and five thirty // 2 I/ Vartive at work@¥// sign in¥/] put on my uniform 4 // and have a coffee SA// 3 -// You can swim // go walking // visit the sights i // or just relax // 4 11 You can choose small ¥// medium / of large // with milk // oF without milk // Unit 52 19°24 39 44 5% 64 7% 84 9N 1A 14 24 39 44 5A 6a 7% BA 1 2. Ai (The speakers asking herself if this information is correct.) 38 4. Ai (The speakers asking herself f the other people have heard of this author.) sy 6 A (The speaker Isasking herself this information is correct.) 7 A(Thespeakeris asking ifthe other person likes this idea.) 8 A (The speaker is asking herself if this information is correct.) oy 10. A(The speaker is asking herself ths information is correct.) na Unit 53 1u 24 34 49 5A 6A 7N 8A DA WA {111 Could you put those photos on my pen dive? 74/7 ~8_1/ OhSA/7 Right 8/7 “[SL_1/ 0K /7 And does the icon come up on the screen? // —L.11 0K 1/1 So just move the file of photos over the icon¥// And that's it 98 // “2 {} Sure // How do | do that? $4// “aL / un huh i oKa i 3 7/Well34//if you plug it into the computer // “6/1 Yeah™i/ Uh huhal/ English Pronunciation in Use intermediate53.3 541 54.2 34.3 54.4 551 55.3 14 29 3% 49 54 64 7A 8A 9m WA Unit 54 1A 2% 34 44 SA 6 7M BA 1 | saw the fist programme inthe series 2 cite ike Woody Allen Fims 3 i ckay marae has: 4 don usualy ike thers Na 5 | think sometimes they can be quite interesting 6 | think I've read most of her books og 1 isn't he? 2 isn'tit? 3 isn'tit? 4 wasn't it? 5 didn't it? 6 don't you? 7 doyou? B isnitit? 9 isn't it? 1 How's your headache? It isn’t getting worse, is it? 74 2_ Those flowers are lovely, aren't they? 8 3 You haven't seen my glasses anywhere, have you? 7 4 Torsen’s a great player, isn't he? St 5 I'm not sure. He was from Brazil, wasn't he? 6 I can't quite remember. You need 40 points to win, don't you? 7 Tennis is so boring, isn’t it? St 8 She isn't a very good swimmer, is she? St 9 I'm not sure. It starts at rine, doesn’t it? 10 It wasn'ta very interesting game, was it? Unit 55, 1 and it s@BSCRaly TUAATABY to gop ther as you ise // ‘ast ase ie get a Bt chiller obviously Giese fab! 11 it’s very expensive // for what itis //it costs about eh thirty // thirty-six pounds // something like that // thirty-four // thirty-five // thirty six pounds // for a return trip // 77 you can obviously do it with the cruise companies //| should say that // Hand then they'l treat you to lunch // and everything // 2s well // 1/ but if you want to do iton £25 yu ae ET Hand eh /ihere’s a massive waterfalby/ ‘bout three quarters of the way up / 1 and it's Git’s quite reminiscent // obviously much much smaller / / but quite reminiscent // actually // of eh lof Niagara // 1N 2E 3N 4E SE 6N English Pronunciation in Use intermeciate 19555.4 561 56.2 56.3 56.4 196 N. g N, g 5 weno ZZmZm Unit 56 Mark: Listen, Claife. i'm having a pafty on Thusday. Would you like to come? (Claire: I'm sorry, Mak, | can't, My brothe{s visiting on Thufsday .. Mark: Bring your brother along the mae the merrie} Claire: Oh, OX, great! What's the pabhy foR? Mark: It's my bithday, I'll be thity-foup, Claire: Thigty fou} Pod you - one foot in the grave already! Mark: You're a nie, Cla(e ~ | expected a bit more sympathy! Claire: Sorry, Mak, just joking. I'm thity-something myself. What's the paty? Claire has an R accent (Scottish) Mark has a Silent R accent (Southern English) Val 2leal 3 hol [word] {cares| [ear] third fair here worse air A fox Soil 6 fat (word-final) [stars] [bored] [water] car forty doctor suger English Pronunciation in Use intermediateUnit 57 S711 | seton the sofa and head a cup of coffee. sat, had 2 The film was so said that everybody cried. sad 3 | saw an old men carrying a heavy beg. man, bag ‘4 My mum and dead decided to merry in 1970. dad, marry 5 | wanted a nice ten but | got a bed sunburn instead. tan, bad 57.2 1S 2NE 3S— 4NE SNE 6SE 7 NE BSE S731 Seb Am 2a Am,b SE 3a SE,b Am 4a Seb Am 57S 1 walk 6 shopping 2 slowly 7 not 3 go 8 bought 4 o'clock, 9 shorts 5 don't unit 58 58.1 1 both 6 thirty 2 father 7 three 3 than 8 fourth 4 mother 9 three 5 three 10 brothers 58.2 1 photos letters bottle hotel 2 doctor waiter babysitter daughter 3 better faster lighter hotter 4 hated wasted waited voted 58.3 1 Don't worry—it doesn't madder. matter I need reading glasses because I'm short-sided. sighted Come on = what are you wading for? waiting My grandfather's hair gets wider every year. whiter { don’t lke being seeded by the door in a restaurant. seated late getting my air cut. hate, hair You should old it with both ands. hold, hands My alcbcush isin my andbag, hairbrush, handbag Newtown's in a valley between eye ills. high, hills Don't worry ~is dog's armless. his, harmless Seavauaune 1 58.4 _ In this picture we can see a waiter holding a bottle of water. You can see both hiis hands but you can't see his face. You can also see a woman with long hair sitting at a table — you can just. ‘ee the back of her head, 58.5 1 2 English Pronunciation in Use Intermediate 197Unit 59 59.1 Gianluca plays the guitar; Duffy can play the guitar alittle and she used to play the bongos. 59.2 1 Kenya 2 Towatchanimals 3 Snakes 59.3 1 Laurais rom Spain and Kasia is from Poland. 2 Laura is working in 2 company; Kasia is working at the University of Cambridge Hi, nice to meet you. Hi meet you = And eh my name is Laura, 'm from Spain and eh from Madrid actually, and how about ‘you? Where do you come from? Hi t'm my name's is Kasia I'm from I'm coming from Poland, An hah x: What are you doing in England? Well, 'm working as a secretary in a company. And how about you? What do you do here? ''m here in eh CMS Cleaning Service, 'm working in a company CMS Cleaning Service. I'm supervisor. An buh, Now I'm working in ‘Universitat’ Cambridge. (OK, so it must be hard work, No! 59.4 Student's own answers 59.5 Student's own answers Unit 60 60.1 1 doesn't use 2 pronounces 3 /wstr/ 4 puts 5 foe'nense/ 6 uses 60.2 1s 2c 35 4c 603 1C 25 3C 45 5¢ 6s 75 198 English Pronunciation in Use intermediate aE11 E12 Section E E1 Introduction to phonemic symbols 1 Forwriting: pencil paper pen notebook 2 Intheoffice: desk fax computer telephone 3 Bodyparts: neck head hand leg 4 Farm animals: hen lamb sheep cow 5 Colows: green blue red black 6 Verbs: get take give go 7 Numbers: seven ten three five 1 Long vowel crossword r bjur| t wior|m f jou} n b jar|k llix}v rfjerjn t English Pronunciation in Use intermediate2 Short vowel crossword Pp lju}k 1}t A|D n Pp h t k 3 Vowels before R crossword h b jr} d h jeo| z hjs:|z k jar} d plot t E14 1 jumping 5 singing 2 washing 6 thinking 3 using 7 playing 4 bathing 200 English Pronunciation n Use IntermediateE15 E17 on on a o a it w wore wear why we f four fear fir a door deer dere die > pour pier pair pie pee t| ty tear tle tea by] bey bore bear buy be h here hair high he f share shy she hamburger bread carrot cnion pasta rice strawberries doctor driver engineer writer cook nurse guard meat banana orange mechanic waiter vet English Pronunciation in Use IntermediateE18 1 rfjar}/m t Jor} k wio|t ar B al Ol Ee Or D Se D t jar] t Lor) 2 S|oip 4 5 6 A|m bje|k bjuolf «| [elle] [ole A |tf t]|z|p k]ujd 7 8, 9 pjerjn jie |t r jou] t el A er e e 2U 2U d3| er} 1 sje 1 Jou} n E2 Pronunciation test Al 1 want 5 blood 2 care 6 rude 3 soup 7 bread 4 most A2 1 lamb 5 half 2 rexept 6 calm 3 listen 7 here 4 hour A3 1 came 6 size / sighs 2 cake T hi/ high 3 late 8 bear / bare 4 rose/rows 9 bum 5 wait/weight 202 English Pronunciation in Use IntermediateAS Bi B2 B3 a ca 1 pen 10 price 2 cut 1 suit 3 feel 12 code 4 west 13 pine 5 coat 14 back 6 fair 15 hair 7 women 16 wash 8 office's 7 singing 9 vet 18 collect 1 glass 8 were 2 truth 9 and 3 smell 10 does 4 need 11 That's a mil. 5 wanted 12 support 6 thirteen 1B pasta 7s 14 guests 1 washes 2 wanted 3 afternoon 4 asked 5 fortieth 6 builds 7 supermarket 8 over 1 potato 2 mistake 3 Japanese 4 Saturday 5 finish 6 education 7 photography Oo® 2Oce e008 OOo [Where do you tive?] | I'm cold and tired. Go and see. Pleased to meet you. What would you like? | I'd like to help. Close the door. 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