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Unit Six Risks and Opportunities
Unit Six Risks and Opportunities
Unit Six Risks and Opportunities
Risks& Opportunities
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• Slow down - you're breaking
Speed limit the speed limit.
/ˈspiːd ˌlɪm.ɪt/
Noun
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• The law carries a penalty of
Penalty up to three years in prison.
/ˈpen.əl.ti/
Noun
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• She was fined for speeding
Speeding last month.
/ˈspiː.dɪŋ/
Noun
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• I didn't take a gap year.
Gap year
/ˈɡæp ˌjɪər/
Noun
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• Police have issued a
Suspect photograph of the suspect.
/ˈsʌs.pekt/
Noun
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• One of the drawbacks of
Drawback living with someone is
having to share a bathroom.
/ˈdrɔː.bæk/
Noun
A disadvantage or a negative
part .
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• The downside of living here
Downside is that it is expensive.
/ˈdaʊn.saɪd/
Noun
A disadvantage of a situation.
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Conditionals
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Exercise on Conditionals
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Answers
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Answers
e. could, would, be
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Writing about advantages and
disadvantages
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Answers
a. (D)
b. D
c. A
d. A
e. D
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Adding detail to a text
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Exercise
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Answers
a. Smartphones are good for checking emails on the move as well as
keeping in contact with friends and family.
b. Exercise can improve physical health. It lowers the risk of other
mental health conditions such as depression as well.
c. In addition to being badly written, the report is inaccurate.
d. People who lead an active life are more likely to live longer. They
are also less likely to develop serious diseases.
e. As an interpreter, Lydia speaks Arabic in addition to fluent French
and English.
f. Not only did Mario fail to achieve the grades he expected in his
exams, but he also failed to get a place at university.
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Writing topics for the unit
a. What are the advantages and disadvantages of taking a
gap year after finishing university.