Question 1.
a. Mr Willis: It was announced on TV that a new wildlife park will open to the public next week. Would you like to visit it?
b. Mr Willis: Lisa, Simon, I've just heard some good news.
c. Simon: What's it about, Dad?
a. Mr Willis: It was announced on TV that a new wildlife park will open to the public next week. Would you like to visit it?
b. Mr Willis: Lisa, Simon, I've just heard some good news.
c. Simon: What's it about, Dad?
Question 2.
a. Jim: Exactly. I've secured a university place to study economics. And how about you? What kind of career are you looking for, Mai?
b. Mai: Well, I'd love to work in a hospital. I want to become a doctor.
c. Jim: I'm looking for work in marketing companies. I'd love to do smartphone marketing.
d. Mai: What kind of job are you looking for?
e. Mai: I see. You want to gain work experience, and save up some money for university.
a. Jim: Exactly. I've secured a university place to study economics. And how about you? What kind of career are you looking for, Mai?
b. Mai: Well, I'd love to work in a hospital. I want to become a doctor.
c. Jim: I'm looking for work in marketing companies. I'd love to do smartphone marketing.
d. Mai: What kind of job are you looking for?
e. Mai: I see. You want to gain work experience, and save up some money for university.
Question 3.
Hi Freddie,
a. I did that last year in the park near my house and the trees have already grown taller.
b. I'd love to get together next weekend, especially as I now am having more free time.
c. Can we visit the national park near your village, too? We could take a picnic if the weather is nice.
d. Anyway, I'll be at your house early on Saturday morning.
e. The environmental club sounds fun! I'd rather help to plant trees, I think.
I can't wait to see you,
Cheers,
Ryan
Hi Freddie,
a. I did that last year in the park near my house and the trees have already grown taller.
b. I'd love to get together next weekend, especially as I now am having more free time.
c. Can we visit the national park near your village, too? We could take a picnic if the weather is nice.
d. Anyway, I'll be at your house early on Saturday morning.
e. The environmental club sounds fun! I'd rather help to plant trees, I think.
I can't wait to see you,
Cheers,
Ryan
Question 4.
a. Moreover, social media has created new opportunities for businesses to reach a wider audience.
b. The rapid growth of cities has led to an increase in the use of social media as people connect with others in their communities.
c. In addition, social media has made it easier for people to stay informed about current events and to express their opinions.
d. Excessive use of social media can also have negative consequences, such as addiction and cyberbullying.
e. The rise of social media has had a profound impact on the way we live, work, and interact with each other.
a. Moreover, social media has created new opportunities for businesses to reach a wider audience.
b. The rapid growth of cities has led to an increase in the use of social media as people connect with others in their communities.
c. In addition, social media has made it easier for people to stay informed about current events and to express their opinions.
d. Excessive use of social media can also have negative consequences, such as addiction and cyberbullying.
e. The rise of social media has had a profound impact on the way we live, work, and interact with each other.
Question 5.
a. It seems today that the ideas of what friendship is are also changing.
b. A study in 1993 at the University of Oxford showed that people could only maintain 150 relationships.
c. There have been a lot of scientific studies into what makes a friendship.
d. Some people think that these friends are not real friends, but others believe that social media has helped us to expand and keep our fiendship becauses we have more time and opportunities.
e. However, with the explosion of social media since then, many people now have over 300 people who they think of as a friend.
a. It seems today that the ideas of what friendship is are also changing.
b. A study in 1993 at the University of Oxford showed that people could only maintain 150 relationships.
c. There have been a lot of scientific studies into what makes a friendship.
d. Some people think that these friends are not real friends, but others believe that social media has helped us to expand and keep our fiendship becauses we have more time and opportunities.
e. However, with the explosion of social media since then, many people now have over 300 people who they think of as a friend.