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Lesson 10B I wish they paid us morę.

Exercise 10 CD3 Track 12

A lot of peopte ask me why l do this job. They say they woukJ never 9et up at (out o*ctock In the momteg ke l cło. But I enjoy rt. I B lei you why -1 flnish my work at lunch time! I ha*? every aftemoon free. and lhat'$ great. Another reason is it’$ łantashc exercise. ń keeps me reafy fit. if \ worked in an Office, I would be ove«wo»ght. i'm 3«jre. I atso meet lots ot peopte. and everyone «s frieodty. I supposo most peopłe tike gełtng letters! Peopie always smile and say heilo when they see me. ft*s great.

Of course. it‘s not ai good I don’1 atways enjoy lt. I wish l coiid stay in bed just a bit tooger - that wouid make a differenoe. And I wish it dWn't ram so much! It i$n’i much fun in bad weather. What etee? Sometimes peopte have roaty big dogs in their garctens. and theyre quite scary. I dont Mce that. Oh, and money. I wish they part us morę. We wortc reaiy hard, and we anen t paid enough.

Lesson 10D American summer camps

Exercise4 CD3 Track 17

Carotyn: Merto?

Rick: Carotyn? Hi, it's Rek. How*s it goteg?

Carotyn: Fine. thanks. I rood your btog. So. dkJ you enjoy camp this year?

Rick: Yes. rt was great. thanks. Maybe not as good as last yeers camp. but

good. ai the same.

Carotyn: What did you do at last years camp?

Rick: l leamt to surf. It was awesome.

Carotyn: Do you go to camp every year?

Rick: Yes. I’ve been to summer camp sińce l was e»ght years o Id! But the first

time, l omy stayed a week

Carotyn: So, at these camps, do you actuaHy camp? I mean, do you sleep in tents?

Rick: Wel. in quite a lot of camps you do. but not atways. J’ve never stept in

a tent. i year. when I was in Caftorrta. surtmg. we stayed n cdtogo rooms. The eludents we^e al on yacation. I shared a room wrth another guy. that was cod.

Carotyn: What about This yonr⁹

Rick: We stayed m a hostel. There were six of us in each room.

Carotyn: And how toog did you stay thene, in the hostel

Rick: Threeweeks.

Carolyn: It ecnnds fun. I d iove to do it. I*m gotng to flnd out about camps here intheUK

Rick: Good idea. I’ve got to go now. Nice tafciog to you. Carotyn.

Carotyn: OK, bye. Rick.

Rick:

Unit 11 Crime

Lesson 11A It was such a silly mistake

Exercise 6 CD3 Track 20

Narrator Story one

One night some thteves broke into an art galery and hid there. They warted a tong time. At about one o dock te the rnoming. the guard fel asteep. Then the thieves took some pamtings down from the wals and escaped through a wtedow. They were so quiet that the guard dkte t weke up. The petetmgs were never found.

Narrator story three

Last yeer a bank in New York was robbed Witnesses desenbed the robber as an Overwerght man of about frfty-frwe years otd. Actualy he was much younger than that. and he was atso thin. Before he robbed the bank. he’d pul on a lot of extra ctothes so that he looked qute fal and he'd put make up on his face to look oW. The pdce never found hten.

Lesson 11D Exam link

Exercise 4 CD3 Track 26

Harry Jackson was bom in London in 1861. He was a buitder. but he was atso a charkną) - a burgłar. He probabły wasn’t a very good burglar because we know that the polce had caught hm morę Ihan orce. He was ateo very unlucky.

te 1901. the po)cc sturted coilecting the fngerprints of every crimtoa) they caught. One of the first peopte they caught was Harry Jackson, 90 his fingerprinis were in the polce necorda.

te 1902. Harry Jackson bur^ed a house. He <*dn*t stea) very much - in fact, me oniy thteg he look was a bal He wasn't caughi ot the time. but while he was cftmbteg through the window he touched some wet pant. He teft a very ctear fngerpnnt. and the polce took a photoyaph of rt.

The polce were abte to match the photoęynph of the ftngerprtm on the wirylow wrth Harry Jacksona ftegerprints in the polce records. i magmę how exot*>g it was tor the polce - and what bad tuck it was for Harry Jackson.

The My Istened to the fingerprint evłdence. and they deaded Harry was guity. He went to prison - for seven years.

Exercise7 CD3 Track 27

1 There are lots of Ihem te our town but l’m not womed by them I car’t imagine anyone wants to watch me watking aiong the Street and doteg my shoppng. They re there to he*> the pofoe and normai peopte have nothng to wory about if they haven't done anything wrong.

2 This is a very sale place but there are sil lots of cameras. They re not Just for the polce though. Last week. my friend tost her bag in the shopping centro.

The security’ peopte ihem looked at metr camera <lm and saw her toav© >t te rhe cafó. We went beck there and there rt was. So thanks to the cameras. she got her bag back’

3 Some peopte say there are too many cameras. I say one «s too meny. V\hen I go outside. someone is watchteg me. They see where I go. They see who I meet. They see what I do. łfs wrong. I łeel »<e a cnmnał or a pnsooer. not a free man.

Unit 12 Adventure

Lesson 12A They had to make a new nile.

Exercise2 CD3 Track 29 Narrator One

And here comes Rftchłe, he*s way ahead now. nobody can get post him now. he‘s neorty there, and ... yes, he‘$ passed the fiag. That*s it. Craag Ritchie has won. That'8 Crajg Ritchie. for Scotland.

Narrator Two

Come on. oome on. remember what i told you. Keop your eye on the bal, run. run. keep up wrth them. pass the bal. that s I. shoot! GOAU Wel done - but don’t rełax. You havent won yet

Narrator Thmo

I realy enfoyed that match. it was so exdting! We were gotng to draw, but in the finał seconds Johrmy ran down the coun. jumped as Ngh as the basket and scored two points. With that, we won!

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Lesson 12B You’d better go to hospital,

Exercise6 CD3 Track 33

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Some time ego. some burgters broke into a house whie the owners wem on holday. They took some food out of the fridge and cooked a nice meal. They looked jyhg^ęui^erds ćnd found scmgggJS_ta^kn,v,?^$ ^ nowwn

at the kitchen tabte and en|oyed their dinner. When they had finished. they stote

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