Rezolvarea exercitiilor din manualul de limba engleza pentru clasa XII intitulat FACE2FACE UPPER-INTERMEDIATE Second Edition, Editura Cambridge, Autori Chris Redston si Gillie Cunningham
FACE 2 FACE UPPER-INTERMEDIATE
UNIT 4: TELLING STORIES
4A – URBAN LEGENDS
2.
1. An urban legend is a
funny, surprising or scary story this is told again and again.
2. In emails or on
websites.
3. Yes, a few of them are.
4. To make them sound more
interesting or shocking.
4.b.
1. race
2. sailors; kangaroo
3. photos
4. cow; sky
5. Russian; police
6. crew; cows
7. California
8. bombs; instructions
The dead kangaroo story
isn’t true. The falling cow story is possibly true. The exploding house is
true.
7.b.
2. was crossing
3. hit
4. was getting
5. ran him over
6. drove away
7. had been walking
8. stopped
9. had called
10. helped
11. arrived
12. stepped
13. didn’t realized
14. had been waiting
Robert Monaghan had
three accidents in one day.
4B - MAGICAL
NOVELS
4.a.
·
Defining
relative clauses tell you which person, thing, etc. the writer or speaker is
talking about.
·
Non-defining
relative clauses add extra non-essential information.
6.c.
2. that/which
3. who/that
4. where
5. who/that
6. when
7. – (that/which)
8. which
9. whose
10. who/that
Reduced relative clauses
… to find treasure (that is) buried near the Pyramids. He meets
many people (who are) traveling along the same road.
7.
2. This is the room
where I wrote my first novel/ This is the room I wrote my first novel in.
3. Clive McCarthy, who
was my English teacher, writes biographies./ Clive McCarthy, who writes
biographies, was my English teacher.
4. That’s the woman whose
first novel became a best-seller.
5. I threw out some
paperbacks that/which I hadn’t looked at for years.
6. I lost my copy of The
Alchemist, which had been signed by the author.
7. I saw an old lady
sitting outside the library./ I saw and old lady who/that was sitting outside
the library.
8. I found some old
books hidden behind a cupboard./ I found some old books that/ which were hidden
behind a cupboard.
4C - VERY
FUNNY!
3.a.
1. Yes, it would.
2. In Switzerland
3. Because spaghetti wasn’t
very common in the UK
4. To ask where they could
buy their own spaghetti trees.
5. Hundreds of thousands of
people.
5.
2. Joe paid for
everything, apart from the taxi./ Apart from the taxi, Joe paid for everything.
3. We wanted to go to Canada
4. Ann went out for a
run, despite the rain./ despite the fact that it was raining.
5. I went for a walk
instead of watching TV.
6. He stayed up late as
he didn’t have to work the next day.
7. The match was called
off due to the bad weather.
8. Since most people
don’t understand, I’ll explain it again.
9. We enjoyed the film,
even though it was very long.
6.c.
1. T
2. F
3. F
4. F
5. T
6. F
7. T
7.a.
2. d
3. a
4. b
5. h
6. g
7. e
8. f
4D - HOW WAS
YOUR DAY?
1.a.
2. a
3. d
4. b
5. e
6. c
7. j
8. l
9. g
10. i
11. h
12. k
2.a.
Ellen talks about
something they’re bought recently; Ellen’s computer; a problem with their son;
Ellen’s brother
2.c.
Something they’ve bought recently. Ellen waited in all
morning for the new TV to be delivered, but they never turned up. They didn’t
turn up last week either. She arranged for it to be delivered next Wednesday.
Ellen’s computer. Her laptop crashed while she was on the
Internet. She thinks it’s got a virus. She hadn’t installed the anti-virus
software.
A problem with their son. Their son Jack got sent home from
school because he was caught fighting during the break. He said that the other
boy started it.
Ellen’s brother. Her brother Derek has finally found a job
selling furniture in a department store. He’s been unemployed for a long time.
3.a.
2. must
3. kidding
4. earth
5. news
6. honest
7. bet
8. no wonder
9. wouldn’t
10. imagine
3.b.
1. c and d
2. a and b
5.b.
2. news
3. moon
4. can
5. No
6. kidding/joking
7. weren’t
8. surprised
9. honest
10. bet
11. must
12. fortune
4 REVIEW
1.
1. ran over
2. pass on
3. make up
4. knock out; came round
5. take off
6. went off
7. running away
8. work out
9. turned out
2.a.
When I got home last night I was feeling tired
so I decided to stay in. While I was watching TV I heard an explosion nearby. I ran out to see what happened/had happened/was happening. As
soon as I got outside, I saw a lot of smoke coming from a
neighbour’s garden. I went round to see if he was alright and luckily he was fine. Apparently, he’s been burning
some rubbish and he hadn’t realized
that there was an aerosol can in one of the bags. Of course, when it hit the fire, it exploded.
4.
1. which
2. who/that
3. whose
4. who
5. when
6. who
7. where
8. whose
9. who/that
PROGRESS TEST
4
1.
2. run over
3. work out
4. knocked (me) out;
come round
5. gone off
6. turned out
7. take off
8. ran away
9. making (it) up
2.
2. fiction
3. plot
4. biography
5. browse
6. copy
7. paperback
8. flick through
9. autobiography
10. literary genre
3.
2. even though
3. apart from
4. instead of
5. as
6. whereas
7. however
8. despite
9. due to
4.
2. I’m over the moon.
3. I’m scared stiff.
4. I’m starving.
5. I’m going out of my
mind.
6. I’m speechless.
7. It costs a fortune.
8. It weights a ton.
9. It takes forever.
10. It’s a nightmare.
11. It’s killing me.
5.
2. decided
3. was driving
4. saw
5. stopped
6. got out
7. ‘d/had been running
8. didn’t/couldn’t
remember
9. ‘d/had been lying
(‘d/had lain)
10. ‘d/had broken
11. helped
12. took
13. stayed
14. wanted
15. ‘d/had been waiting
16. told
17. had had
18. (‘d/had) saved
6.
2. which
3. who/that
4. which
5. -/that/which
6. which/that
7. who
8. whose
9. where
10. whose
7.
2. fantastic news
3. bet
4. kidding
5. honest
6. believe it
7. on earth
8. be joking
9. wonder
10. I can imagine
8.
3. … a day when …
4. ok
5. … provide us with …
6. If he’d/he had taken …
7. … were charged with …
8. ok
9. ok
10. … got used to working …
11. ok
12. … famous for …
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