english_zone_3_test

Answer key
EMMA On the 5th of September 1989.
HEAD The 5th of September 1989.
Good. And where do you live?
EMMA 14 Park Street.
HEAD Thank you, Emma. Your class is
4A ...
EMMA OK...
HEAD And you start lessons tomorrow
at 9.15. Now, have you got any
questions?
EMMA Yes, I wanted to know how I can
get to school from Park Street.
HEAD That’s easy. You take the number
12 bus. The journey takes about
10 minutes. The bus stop is
outside the school.
Unit 3, exercise 7
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What have you got there, Vicky?
It’s an invitation for Jack’s party.
That’s nice. When is it?
It’s on June the 1st.
So what’s happening? Are you
all going out for a pizza again?
No, no, the party’s in his garden.
That’s nice. I hope the weather
stays fine.
He’s having a barbecue. I love
barbecues!
And who’s cooking? His mum, I
suppose.
No. Jack is! And his dad’s
helping him.
How many people are going?
About 15, I think.
You must take a present. A book,
perhaps, or a CD.
I know what he wants, Mum. The
new Star Wars video.
I see.
Can you give me the money to
buy it?
Well... OK, yes, I suppose I can.
Unit 4, exercise 8
GEMMA Hi, Paul, are you coming to my
party on Saturday?
PAUL Yes, I am. But how do I get
there from the train station?
GEMMA It isn’t far. You turn left when you
come out of the station.
PAUL Turn left, OK ...
GEMMA Walk along to the traffic lights
near the post office. Cross the
road at the lights and turn right
into Castle Street. Go along
Castle Street. The hospital is on
your right, but go straight on.
PAUL Straight on at the hospital, OK ...
GEMMA Take the second road on the
left. Our house is the big house
opposite the church.
PAUL Mm. OK.
GEMMA It’s about 10 minutes on foot.
PAUL Oh. I don’t like walking. Is there
a bus?
GEMMA
PAUL
No, there isn’t. But you can take
a taxi.
A taxi? No thanks, I’ll walk. See
you on Saturday!
Unit 5, exercise 7
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Robin, where do you live?
In Helston.
And where’s that?
It’s in the south-west of
England, in Cornwall.
And is it a town or a village?
It’s a small town.
But you weren’t born there, were
you?
No, I was born in London.
So why did you move?
My father didn’t like it in London.
He wanted a quieter life.
And your mother?
My mother was born in
Cornwall. So she was happy to
go back there.
What about you, Robin? Do you
like living in Helston?
Yes, I do. I’ve got lots of new
friends, and there are lots of
things to do. And it isn’t as
dangerous as London. I can go
anywhere by bike. In London I
went by bus or underground.
So Helston is better than
London?
Oh, I didn’t say that. It’s
healthier and quieter. But I still
like London. It’s more exciting.
Unit 6, exercise 7
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Good morning. Can I help
you?
Yes please, I want to buy a
shirt.
What size are you?
Er.... 15, I think.
And what colour would you
like?
Well, my favourite colour is
blue. But I’ve got a blue shirt.
Have you got anything
green?
How about this? It’s one of
the shirts in the sale. It’s only
£12.
Er... it doesn’t look very
fashionable. I want the shirt
for a party.
Oh, I see. Well, what about
this light brown one? It’s very
attractive.
Mmm. I don’t really like
brown.
Or there’s this purple one....
That looks better. Can I try it
on?
Yes, certainly. (fade out)
(Later)
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How does it fit?
It’s perfect. How much is it?
£18. I think that’s all right.
Can I phone my parents to
check?
Of course. You can use our
phone.
Unit 7, exercise 7
Good morning, everyone. I’ve got some
more information about our school trip to
France in May. So please listen and take
notes. You can ask questions when I
finish.
We’re leaving on May the 7th, that’s a
Saturday, at 7 o’clock in the morning, by
coach to London. In London we’re taking
the Eurostar train to Paris, and from
Paris we take another train to Orléans,
where our exchange school is. We arrive
at about 6 o’clock in the evening, and the
teachers and students of the school are
meeting us at the station. You are all
staying with a different French family,
and you are coming home on Friday the
14th.
You don’t have to take any special
clothes for the trip, but a French phrase
book is a good idea, and remember you
have to have a valid passport to go to
France. Another thing ... the cost. The
total cost of the trip is £130 per student.
You don’t have to pay this until April, but
you have to bring a deposit of £20 to
school next week. Is that clear? Now,
are there any questions?
Unit 8, exercise 7
MUM Oh, there’s a lot of work to do.
Who can help me?
WILLIAM I’ll help you, Mum. What do you
want me to do?
MUM You can clean the kitchen.
WILLIAM All right. Oh, Mum ...
MUM Yes?
WILLIAM Can I go to Jamie’s for a
sleepover tonight?
MUM You have to do the washing-up
first!
WILLIAM I don’t want to do the washingup.
I don’t like washing-up.
Can’t Dad do it?
MUM He’s in bed. He doesn’t feel
well.
WILLIAM I don’t think Dad is ill. He’s
watching the match on
television. I think he’ll be all
right after the match.
MUM Well, I don’t know. Perhaps Dad
is OK, but I’m getting a
headache.
WILLIAM Shall I get you an aspirin,
Mum?
MUM No. I don’t want an aspirin. I
want some help with the
housework.
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