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    Unit 11

    Unit 11 Extra practice: Key Unit 11 Revision: Key


    1 livid 1 1 livid
    despondent 2 petrified
    astonished 3 ecstatic
    petrified 4 miserable
    taken back 5 astonished
    cross
    ecstatic 2 1 a bit down
    scared 2 done in
    content 3 thrilled to bits
    4 on edge
    miserable, despondent 5 under the collar
    livid, cross 6 speechless
    astonished, taken aback
    petrified, scared 3 1 I wish I didn’t keep losing
    ecstatic, content 2 so he’d rather pay extra and go by taxi
    3 If only you didn’t have to travel
    2 1 thrilled to bits 4 Supposing one of your colleagues shouted at you
    2 hot under the collar at work
    3 a bit on edge 5 What if we were to study at the library
    4 all over the place 6 It’s high time (that) we sat down and had a
    5 a bit down proper talk
    6 completely done in 7 If only they wouldn’t argue in public
    8 I’d just as soon not buy a house
    3 1 I wish
    2 We’d rather 4 1 Should he answer the telephone, can you put me
    3 I’d just as soon straight through?
    4 What if 2 H
     ad it been $100 cheaper, I would definitely
    5 It’s high time have bought it.
    6 If only 3 Had they been honest about the money, we
    7 Supposing wouldn’t have contacted the police.
    8 If only 4 Were she to walk out tomorrow, I don’t think
    we’d mind.
    4 1 Were he to change jobs 5 Had she told me about her accident, I would
    2 Should they change their mind have understood why she was so upset.
    3 Were she to ask for a pay rise 6 Were it not for the fact that I was at the meeting,
    4 Had I listened to your advice I would never believe he was the CEO.
    5 Were it not for their lottery win 7 Should they want to meet us in person, I’ll email
    6 Had we not been on the same flight to Paris our details.
    7 Should you need to email them 8 Had she not read that book, she wouldn’t have
    been such a good negotiator.
    5 1 b
    2 f 5 1 moving the goalposts
    3 e 2 on the move
    4 a 3 moved up in the world
    5 c 4 Don’t move a muscle
    6 d 5 move up a gear
    6 moved to tears

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    Unit 11
    Unit 11 Extension: Key
    1 1 The writer believes that altruism exists, but
    the extent to which people display altruistic
    behaviour depends on individual circumstances
    and situations.
    2 The writer gives evidence of studies and games
    carried out in laboratories and in ‘real world’
    experiments.
    3 The writer repeats his/her main argument: he/
    she says that altruism exists, but it is dependent
    on so many variable factors.
    4 Students’ own answers.

    2 1 c
    2 b
    3 a
    4 b

    3 1 present and develop your main argument; find


    and give evidence to support your argument;
    repeat your main argument in the conclusion
    2 Students’ own answers.
    3 Students’ own answers.
    4 Boxes to be ticked (answers may vary):
     a summary of the ideas in the main body
    paragraph
    a final opinion on the subject

    4 Students’ own answers.


    Teacher’s checklist
    • Has the student organised their work into
    paragraphs?
    • Is the main argument clear?
    • Does the essay outline the main argument at the
    beginning and repeat it in the conclusion?
    • Has the student used evidence to support their
    main argument?
    • Do you find the arguments logical and
    convincing?
    • Is the writing in a suitable register?

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