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Suggested answers Students’ own answers
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2 F (lines 9–11) 1b
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3 F (lines 11–14) Developing vocabulary
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appearance in a positive way: tenses, but verbs that describe states and
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friendly – sociable
attractive – used for – outgoing
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2 handsome – usually used for a man or boy
Students’ own answers (= good-looking)
3 pretty – usually used for young women and 1a pp12–13
Grammar in context
1 F (lines 3–5) girls who have nice faces They all describe states and situations.
2 1b
2 F (lines 9–11)
cheerful – happy – glad They are all in the present simple because
3 F (lines 11–14)
difficult – hard action verbs can be used in continuous
4 T (lines 18–19)
elderly – old tenses, but verbs that describe states and
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6 F (lines 35–36) slim – thin 1c
7 F (lines 36–38) 3a 1 love, like 2 don’t believe, know, think
8 F (lines 47–52) attractive, beautiful, good-looking, difficult, 3 looks, smell 4 have
elderly, outgoing, sociable
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Student’s Book answer key B1+

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and ‘to be’i 3 negative, affirmative j 5 sociable 6 elderly train station
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are you looking 8 belongs 1 trains, buses
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Students’ own answers 2 Exeter to Barnstaple, then back to Exeter
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Suggested
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4 were waiting
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3time. A hotel is more expensive and has b past simple, past simple
5a and 5b more facilities. 6 was looking
Students’ own answers a catch b ticket office c single c7 past continuous, past simple
was snowing
1 p15 3 A bed and breakfast is a small hotel or 1b
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private house that provides a room for the past perfect, a
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night and a meal the next morning. 2b
2 l departures 2 past simple, b
Brad: 44 A tent is a structure made of cloth that past continuous
totally mad, makes people laugh
Rose: you sleep in when camping. A caravan is 33 past continuous, c
extremely clever and helpful Students’ own answers 1c
Olivia: 5used for living in on holiday and it is pulled 1 was watching
always cheerful
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behind a car. 12 He
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Could you tell me what time the train
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guidebook, which means she’s showing
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the US. Did they use to travel by horse Students’ own answers
interest in the local culture and perhaps to use pen and paper and books. 4 I do love New York.
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they had already left.
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