Rezolvarea exercitiilor de la UNIT 4
din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa XI intitulat ADVANCED GOLD, Editura
Longman, Autori Sally Burgess si Richard Acklam, Editia 2001
UNIT
4: The universal migraine
Speaking:
what is love? Page 42
Exercise
1
Robert Graves quote: negative
Dorothy Parker quote: neutral
Proverb: positive
Oliver Goldsmith quote: negative
William Congreve quote: positive
Exercise
2
Grammar
check: gerund v. infinitive Page 42
Exercise
1
1. No (lines 55-56 and
67-68)
2. Ye (lines 77-78)
Exercise
2
1. telling
2. to go
3. to learn
4. to feach/ teaching
5. to sing
6. singing
7. to live
8. to have
9. to marry
10.
to
marry
11. to abide
12.
to
see/seeing
13.
to
choose
14.
marrying
15.
to
have
16.
to
divorce
17.
to
see/seeing
18.
to
agree
Exercise
3
1. √
2. passing – to pass
3. √
4. √
5. to smoke – smoking
6. √
7. to leave – leaving
8. to speaking
9. to run – running
10.
to be – being
11.to take – taking
12.
to open – opening
13.
√
14.
to go – going
Exercise
4
Vocabulary:
similies (like/ as … as) Page 43
Exercise
1
1. very likely to make
someone angry or upset
2. rude to people because
you are feeling bad-tempered
3. sleep very well
4. uncomfortable because
you are in an unfamiliar place or situation
5. clumsy and tactless
Exercise
2
as strong as an ox
as quick as a flash
as cool as a cucumber
as light as a feather
as white as a sheet
Exercise
3
1. like a fish out of water
2. as cool as a cucumber
3. as quick as a flash
4. as white as a sheet
5. like a log
6. like a bull in a china
shop
7. as light as a feather
8. like a red rag to a bull
9. as strong as an ox
Exercise
4
The relationship ended a
long time ago and the singer reacted so badly that she has been unable to get
over the break-up.
Like the deserts miss
the train
Exercise
5
1. d
2. f
3. a
4. e
5. c
6. b
Reading
Page 44
Exercise
1
Exercise
2
1. E (lines 56-58)
2. H (lines 79-82)
3. A (lines 32-33)
4. B (lines 32-33)
5. D (lines 46-51)
6. B (lines 38-39)
7. F (lines 55-56)
8. A (lines 32-35)
9. B (lines 32-35)
10.
C
(lines 42-44)
11. F (lines 58-60)
12.
B
(lines 35-37)
13.
G
(lines 68-72)
Exercise
3
Speaking:
language of speculation Page 46
Exercise
2
Exercise
3
2. guess is that
3. get the impression
that
4. bet
5. reckon it’s pretty
unlikely that
6. wouldn’t be at all
surprised if
7. suppose it’s just
possible
Exam
focus Page 46-47
1. difficult and
inaccessible
2. moodiness and
self-absorption
3. language
4. today’s teenagers
5. revolution
6. short segments
7. pupils
8. mime
9. direct
10.
videos
Grammar
plus: modals (advanced features) Page 48
Exercise
1
1. theoretical possibility
2. ability
3. strong obligation
4. prohibition
5. weak obligation
6. deduction
7. lack of obligation
8. permission
Exercise
2
1. theoretical possibility:
may, might
2. ability: can
3. strong obligation: must,
need to
4. prohibition: must not,
may not
5. weak obligation: should,
had better
6. deduction: can’t, may,
might
7. lack of obligation:
do/does not have to
8. permission: may, might
Exercise
3
Exercise
4
1. You must not bring …
2. √
3. May I leave …
4. You had better …
5. Can’t you play …
6. √
7. You can/ may stay up …
8. √
9. √
10.
√
11. She must have
misunderstood …
12.
√
13.
√
Exercise
5
Exercise
6
1. can/ could
2. must
3. could/ might
4. must
5. could/ can
6. shouldn’t
7. might
8. might
9. could/can/ might
10.
should/
could
11.have to/ need to/ ought
to
12.
should/
may
13.
shouldn’t
have/ needn’t have
14.
can/
might
Watch
Out! didn’t need to/ needn’t have
1. a
2. b
English
in Use Page 50
Exercise
2
By naming their child after the airline.
Exercise
4
Exercise
6
2.√
3. whether
4. quite
5. √
6. inconvenient
7. lose
8. √
9. wonderful
10.
√
Vocabulary:
noun collocations (with OF) Page 51
Exercise
2
a grain of ‘truth
pearls of ‘wisdom
a load of ‘rubbish
a slip of the ‘tongue
a difference of o’pinion
a heart of ‘gold
a lapse of concen’tration
a term of en’dearment
the price of ‘failure
(without) fear of contra’diction
A question of ‘time
Exercise
3
1. (have) a heart of gold
2. a grain of truth
3. the price of failure
4. a difference of opinion
5. a question of time
6. a slip of the tongue
7. a term of endearment
8. without fear of contradiction
9. a lapse of concentration
10. a load of rubbish
11.pearls of wisdom
Listening:
mesages Page 51
Exercise
2
1. b
2. c
3. a
4. b
5. b
Exercise
3
Writing:
notes/mesages Page 52
Exercise 1
Exercise
2
Exercise
3
1. e.g. = for example etc. = et cetera
2. pto = please turn over
3. NB = please note
4. info. = information i.e. = that is, what is meant is
Exercise
4
1. Locked myself out. next
door having a coffee with Julie. Come and get me. XXX Sandra
2. Brian. Not feeling well
so have gone home early. Can you finish report? Leave on my desk. Will read
first thing tomorrow a.m. Sarah
UNIT
4 REVIEW Page 41
Exercise
1
1. criticism
2. surprisingly
3. dismissive
4. commitment
5. expectation
6. defiantly
7. hopeful
8. relationship
Exercise
2
1. better
2. must
3. can’t
4. couldn’t
5. might/ could
6. needn’t
7. won’t/ shouldn’t/
mightn’t
8. Do/Don’t
Exercise
3
1. lapses
2. tongue
3. endearment
4. grain
5. failure
6. pearls
7. contradiction
8. opinion
Exercise
4
She felt like a fish out of water when she got
to the party and no one she knew was there.
That new mattress is so comfortable I slept like
a log.
Our new jackets are very warm, yet light as a
feather.
When she confronted him he was as cool as a
cucumber.
Tony isn’t particularly well built, but he’s as
strong as an ox.
He went as white as a sheet when he saw the
newspaper headline.
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