WELCOME UNIT
A WHAT A STORY
Descriptive verbs
Exercise 1
1 demolished 2 dived
3fled 4grab 5 raged
6 screamed 7 smashed 8 struck
Phrasal verbs
Exercise 2
1 take 2 did, end 3 broke
4give 5 carried 6 sort
7 looking 8 stands / stood
Elements of a story
Exercise 3
1e 2h 3g 4a 5d 6c 7b 8f
Exercise 4
1 plot 2 characters 3 hero
4villain 5 dialogue 6 setting
7 opening 8 ending
Talking about past routines
Exercise 5
B, D, E, A, F, C
SUMMING UP
Exercise 7
Ana My dad used to tell me really
great stories when I was a kid.
Jake What kind of stories?
Ana Really dramatic and exciting
stories, and he would pretend they were
happening to us.
Jake What do you mean?
Ana Well, for example, he'd tell a
story about how the wind was
getting stronger
and how we needed to put all the
furniture in the cupboard under the stairs.
And he'd do all the actions.
Jake He sounds like a really fun dad.
Ana He was. I used to really look forward
to his stories. But he gave up telling them
as I got older.
Jake That's a shame.
B AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
Future plans
Exercise 1
1 e 2f 3a 4b 5c 6d
Life plans
Exercise 2
When I left school I wasn't too sure what I
wanted to do.
So I decided to travel the world for a while
until I made up my mind.
When I was in Asia I suddenly realised
what career I wanted to do -teaching.
So I returned home and started doing a
degree.
In my final year of university, I met the
love of my life and we settled down.
We started a family after I had been
teaching for a few years.
After the birth of my second son, I got
promoted. I'm now a head teacher.
Next year I'm going to retire. I can't help
wondering how it all passed so quickly.
Future continuous
Exercise 3
1'II be lying
2 won't be doing
3'll be eating
4 won't be getting up
5'll be staying
6 won't be taking
Being emphatic: so and such
Exercise 4
1 so
2 such
3 such
4 so
5 such
6 so
7 so
Exercise 5
1 such -E 2 such-B 3 so-D
4 so-C 5 such-F 6 so-A
Extreme adjectives
Exercise 6
1 fascinating 2 hilarious
3 freezing 4 terrified
5 enormous 6 tiny 7 boiling
Exercise 7
Suggested answers
1 fantastic 2 huge
3 amazing 4 hilarious
5 exciting 6 tiny
7 delighted 8 terrified
SUMMING UP
Exercise 8
1 retire 2 enormous
3 so 4 promote
5 amazing 6 such
7 travel 8 degree
C HOW PEOPLE BEHAVE
Personality
Exercise 1
1 selfish 2 polite
3 thoughtful 4calm
5 lively 6 generous
7 shy 8 rude
Using should
Exercise 2
Suggested answers
1 You should buy her a present.
2 We should have got up earlier.
3 You should go to the dentist.
4 You should say sorry to her.
5 You should take up a hobby.
Exercise 3
1 should have brought
2 should've got up
3 should have set
4 should have put
5 shouldn't have stayed
Career paths
Exercise 4
1 street sweeper 2 engineer
3 lawyer 4 child minder
5 nurse 6 bus driver
Mystery profession: teacher
Exercise 5
1 healthcare 2 public service
3 education 4 qualifications
5 employees 6 employers
7 finance 8 law
Decisions
Exercise 6
1c 2e 3a 4b 5d
Permission
Exercise 7
1 let 2 allowed
3 make 4 makes
5 let 6 allowed
Exercise 8
1 allowed 2 let
3 make 4made
5 allow 6 let
SUMMING UP
Exercise 10
Tim Have you heard the news? I've got a summer job.
Lucy Congratulations. What is it?
Tim Childminding for children from the
same family every day.
Lucy Wow. You're very brave.
Tim I'm actually quite scared. I don't really
have much experience with kids.
Lucy You'll be fine. You're kind and lively.
That's all kids want.
Tim I hope you're right. Anyway, I'm
allowed to use their family car.
Lucy Cool! Where are you going to take
me?
Tim I don't think I'm allowed to use it
when I'm not working.
Lucy You never know. You should ask
them. A friend with a car! This is going to
be a good summer.
D NEWTHINGS
Reporting verbs
Exercise 1
1 explain 2 refuse 3 demand
4 invite 5 persuade
6 encourage 7 recommend 8 agree
Exercise 2
1 He explained how to get to the station by bus.
2 She refused to take Bella to the party.
3 He demanded that Ben get out of his house immediately.
4 She invited Jenny to the cinema.
5 He persuaded Lukas to go to the party with him.
6 She encouraged Lucie to enter the talent show.
7 He recommended that Matt read this book.
8 She agreed to talk to Simon's dad.
Exercise 3
1 agreed 2 explained 3 invited
4 refused 5 persuade
Negative adjectives
Exercise 4
1 It's untrue.
2 It's an informal party.
3 They're impatient.
4 That was irresponsible of you.
5 Buy it. It's inexpensive.
6 They're impolite children.
7 I think that's impossible.
Changes
Exercise 5
1f 2h 3e 4g 5d 6a 7b 8c
Regrets: I wish…/If only…
Exercise 6
Suggested answers
1 I wish/If only I could tell her I'm sorry.//
I wish/If only I hadn't upset her.
2 I wish/If only I was at home.// I wish/If
only I hadn't gone to bed so late.
3 I wish I was in the school football team.
/ If only I was on the school football team.
I wish I had played football. If only I had
known about the football team.
4 I wish/If only I had something to do. II I
wish/If only I had organised something to
do today.
SUMMING UP
Exercise 7
1 unhappy 2 take up
3 hadn't given it up 4 impossible
5 struggle 6 wasn't
7 encourage 8 refuse
UNIT 1
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
infinitive:
ask, choose, decide, manage, offer,
promise, want
gerund:
can't stand, detest, don't mind, enjoy,
keep, miss, suggest
Exercise 2
1 to finish; to come; to give
2 taking; to carry; carrying
3 going; walking
4 playing; practising; to help
5 climbing
Exercise 3
1 climbing 2 to climb
3 to go 4 to stay
5 to get back 6 to reach
7 seeing 8 climbing
Exercise 4
Kate I can't believe it. I managed climbing
to climb Devil's Rock this weekend.
Matt Did you? That's great.
Kate I've watched you climb it a couple
of times, but I never imagined to-climb
climbing it myself. I'm hoping doing to do
more climbing next weekend. I learned
going to go down the rock face using a
rope. That was scary! What did you do at
the weekend?
Matt I wanted coming to come climbing
with you and the others, but I had some
homework to do.
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
Exercise 6
1 g 2e 3b 4f 5h 6d 7a 8c
Exercise 7
1 to tell 2 to finish
3 not leaving 4 playing
5 lending 6 to pick it up
Exercise 8
1 to listen 2 listening
3 watching 4 to watch
5 eating 6 to eat
7 to tell 8 telling
Exercise 9
Students' own answers
GET IT RIGHT!
1 We couldn't afford to do the survival
course.
2 He started to feel a bit awkward as no
one was talking to him.
3 Ethan suggested having an early night
before the exam.
4 I never promised to help you with your
homework!
5 Do they practise singing every evening?
6 We wanted to leave right away, but we
couldn't.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 2
1 leapt / leaped
2 swung
3 tiptoed
4 climbed
5 rushed
6 hopped
7 wandered I staggered
Exercise 3
1 stuck 2 guilty 3 awkward
4 puzzled 5 ashamed 6 desperate
Exercise 4
Students' own answer
WORDWISE
Exercise 5
1 Rightly or wrongly
2 right in the middle
3 right
4 right away
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 sprint 2 soar 3 tumble
4 slide 5 march
Exercise 2
1 slide 2 soar 3 sprint
4 tumble 5 march
READING
Exercise 1
1 fingertips
2 914: the height in metres of El Capitan;
19: the number of days it took the two
climbers to make it to the top;
27: the date in December that
they began their climb;
Exercise 2
1T2F3F4T5F6F7T8F
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
1 how old the Namib desert is
2 the distance she walked each day
3 how high a mountain of sand was
Exercise 2
1 informal
2 some questions
Exercise 3
1 80 million years old; lots of red sand; the
world's oldest desert
2 exhausted
3 her mum, dad and older brother
4 more confident
5 take a hat, a water bottle and prepare
for a challenge
Exercise 4
1 trekking
2 Elena
3 nights spent camping
4 the views
5 the sun
Other adjectives could include :
1 difficult
2 tired
3 freezing
4 incredible
5 scorching
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
a2 b 3 c 1
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Conversation 1
I bet you; I bet you I; I challenge you;
that's too easy
Conversation 2
I'll never manage to
Of course you can
Conversation 3
No problem.
I think you're probably right.
Exercise 2
1 video 2 1960s 3 trees
4 rain 5 outside 6 mental
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
Exercise 4
1 e 2f 3a 4b 5 d 6c
Exercise 5
1 it's a deal
2 give me a shout
3 you know what
4 where were we
5 Same here
6 something or other
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
1C2D3A4B5C6A
UNIT2
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 who ND
2 which ND
3who ND
4that/who D
5 that/which D
Exercise 2
1 This is a photograph that/which I took
in Italy.
2 The boy who/that bought my bike lives
in this street.
3 My mother, who is a doctor, often has
to work at weekends.
4 I've got a new phone that/which is far
better than my old one.
5 The music artist who had the most
streamed track in 2019 was Lewis
Ca paldi.
6 I don't really like people who talk a lot.
Exercise 3
1 We walk to school, which is good for our
health.
2 My grandparents go to Spain three
times a year, which means they practise
their Spanish.
3 Some blind people have guide dogs,
which gives them more independence.
4 My sister spends hours working on the
computer, which sometimes gives her a
headache.
Exercise 4
1e 2a 3d 4c
1 I like watching films at home, which is
cheaper than going to the cinema.
2 My friend is going to live in Colombia,
which will be a big change in lifestyle.
3 My brother's phone was stolen last
week, which means he isn't able to
message people.
4 A famous band is playing in our town
next week, which doesn't happen very
often.
Exercise 5
1 - 2 who/that 3-
4- 5 that/which 6 who/that
Exercise 6
1 - 2 that/which 3-
4- 5 who/that 6 which
7 who/that 8- 9 that/which
10 which 11 -
Exercise 7
1 Andi fell and hurt himself painting a wall.
2 We travelled with two students going to Paris.
3 I met a French student on the train
travelling to London.
4 A scientist accidentally discovered Post
It notes trying to invent a strong glue.
5 My sister found a wallet lying in the
street.
GET IT RIGHT!
1 which 2 who 3 who
4 which 5 which 6 who
7 who 8 which
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
Across
2 refugee
5 commuter
7 crew
10 inhabitants
11 politician
12 employer
Down
1 pedestrian
3 immigrants
4 motorist
6 residents
8 staff
9 employees
Exercise 2
Suggested answers
1 motorists; pedestrians
2 employees; staff
3 politicians
4 immigrants; refugees
5 residents; immigrants; refugees
Exercise 3
1 turned out
2 set out for
3 put up with
4 brought about
5 picked up
6 touch down
7 worn out
8 going through
Exercise 4
1 out for
2 out
3 out
4 out with
5 through
6 up
7 about
8 touch down
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 troupe 2 household 3 board 4 cast
5 squad
Exercise 2
1 board 2 squad 3 troupe 4 household
5 cast
Exercise 3
1 squad 2 troupe 3 household 4 cast
5 board
READING
Exercise 1
school and education; learning from other
people; telling stories
Exercise 2
1B2C3R4CSR6B
CRITICAL THINKING
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
1 Toronto 2 He is doing an exchange.
Exercise 2
1 Because he's had a lot to do since he
arrived in Toronto.
2 By bus or subway.
3 None.
4 Three mornings a week.
5 Nanaimo bars and maple syrup.
6 Ice hockey.
Exercise 3
1 b 2 c/f 3 a
4 c/f 5 d 6e
Exercise 4
1 No worries - we can do this easily.
2 Having a good time?
3 See what I mean?
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
1 competition
2 seven
3 pay for anything
4 the trip
5 a collection of
6 money
7 in the navy
8 Most of
Exercise 2
1 the end
2 incredible
3 hardly believe
4 an unbelievable
5 over
6 quite a
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Conversation 1
A I hear you're going to Scotland for the
weekend.
B Yes, by train. I bought a really cheap
ticket online last night. You'll never believe
what I paid.
A Go on - surprise me.
B Well, I got a return ticket for £57.50.
A That's incredible.
B I know. It's amazing, isn't it? I could
hardly believe it myself.
Conversation 2
A Did you see the documentary last night
about the Tuareg?
B No, I missed it. Was it any good?
A Pretty interesting, I thought. You know,
they move around with camels, and they
can travel up to sixty kilometres a day.
B Wow. That's quite a distance.
A I know. And in that kind of heat. It's
almost unbelievable.
B I'm not sure I'd want to do it, I have to
say.
Conversation 3
A My friend Seb's gone travelling around
the world.
B Oh, right. So where is he now?
A In Alaska. And it's winter there.
He wrote me an email - he said that
sometimes, it's -25 degrees.
B Really? I knew it got cold there, but not
that cold!
A I know. How do people survive in
temperatures like that?
B I've got a better question. Why on
earth did Seb choose to go somewhere so
cold!?
Exercise 2
Students' own answers
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
A email B review C article
Exercise 2
Students' own answers
CONSOLIDATION
UNITS 1 & 2
Exercise 1
1 the weather
2 the people
3 the food
4 transport
Exercise 2
1T2F3F4F5T
Exercise 3
1 helping 2 to take 3 eating
4 taking 5 telling 6 to have
7 to post 8 inviting
Exercise 4
1 My sister spends all day on her phone,
which I find very annoying.
2 My favourite town is Brighton, (which is)
on the south coast.
3 I watched the film last night, which I
thought was really boring.
4 My best friend is Al, who was born on
the same day as me.
Exercise 5
1f 2g 3a 4e 5h 6c 7 b 8d
Exercise 6
1 crawl
2 residents
3 crew
4 wandered
5 tiptoed
6 commuters
7 employees
8 swung
Exercise 7
1 Of course I can
2 You know what?
3 I bet you can't
4 That's too easy
5 It's a deal
6 You'll never manage to do it
Exercise 8
1 bad weather; a great white shark
2 none
3 She was bitten by a black widow spider.
4 She brushed the spider away.
5 She used a golf tee to make a whole in
her leg, and then squeezed the poison out.
6 She finished her game.
Exercise 9
Students' own answers
UNIT 3
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1
1a2c3b4d
2
1c2d3a4b
3
1d2b3c4a
Exercise 2
1 majority
2 plenty
3 several
4all of
5 most
6 almost
7 number
8 few
9 deal
10 hardly
Exercise 3
1 loads of
2 plenty
3 Hardly any
41oads
5 vast majority
6 AII
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
1 It's so hot today.
2 My uncle's such a generous man.
3 Eliza's got such a lot of gadgets.
4 I ate such a lot.
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
Exercise 7
Suggested answers
1 too many of us
2 this equation is too difficult
3 too many clothes or maybe I haven't got
enough space
Exercise 8
1d2f3a4b5c6e
Exercise 9
1 You do know Tom. You met him at
Charlie's party, remember?
2 We do spend a lot of our time talking
about the same things. It's getting a bit
boring.
3 My dad does embarrass me sometimes
but I guess all dads do.
4 I don't know what May said but I did
enjoy your party.
5 Miss Holloway's great but she does talk
a lot.
6 I've hardly got any money left. We did
buy a lot of things today.
7 I do miss my mum when she travels
abroad for work.
GET IT RIGHT!
Bringing up children is not an easy job and
some parents can be such so strict that
their children sometimes rebel. There is
so such a lot of advice out there about
raising children that it's not always easy
to make the right decisions. Amy Chua's
book was such so interesting I read it
twice and it contained so many useful
pieces of advice. Childhood is so such
a significant time in your life and it's so
important to get things right.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 wig; E
2 snorkel; B
3 bathrobe; G
4 helmet; I
5 sword; H
6 mask; A
7 shield; F
8 poncho; C
9 apron; D
10 leather jacket; J
11 football top; K
Exercise 2
1 apron
2 sword
3 shield
4 helmet
5 snorkel
6 bathrobe
7 football top
8 wi9
9 leather jacket
Exercise 3
1d 2f 3a 4b 5c 6h 7e 8g
Exercise 4
1 get ahead in life
2 do your best
3 childhood
4 bringing
5 did
6 soft
7 growing
8 strict
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 spoil 2 ground 3 childcare 4 home school
5 childproof 6 curfew
Exercise 2
A childproof B home school C childcare
D spoil E ground F curfew
Exercise 3
1 childproof 2 ground 3 curfew 4 spoil
5 childcare 6 home school
Students' own answers
READING
Exercise 1
3
Exercise 2
A 5 B 3 C 6 D 1
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
1 More parents are relying on their own
mothers and fathers to look after their
children so that they can go back to work.
2 Children are well cared for, and feel
loved and secure. They can grow up to
have a close bond with their grandparents,
knowing they can turn to them for help
with problems they don't want to share
with their parents.
3 Parents should be careful not to forget
their responsibility for their child's
upbringing and happiness.
Exercise 2
1 far
2 Of course
3 always
4indeed
These words add emphasis to the
sentences.
Exercise 3
Suggested answers
1 You must always think of the child's
safety.
2 It's far more difficult to spend all day
looking after young children.
3 Grandparents love their grandchildren
very much indeed./ Of course,
grandparents love their grandchildren very
much.
4 Grandparents always want to help their
own children. / Of course, grandparents
want to help their own children.
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
Dialogue 1: A
Dialogue 2: B
Dialogue 3: B
Exercise 2
1T2F3T4FSF6F
Exercise 3
1 I did have long hair.
2 I can see you do look almost the same
3 We do know how to embarrass
ourselves though.
4 You look so cute in that photo.
5 You'd make such a good chef.
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
You do know how to annoy your mum,
Josh.
What have I done now?
It's your bedroom. It's such a mess. Again.
Well, it's my bedroom so I don't see what
the problem is.
Well it's our house and we like to keep it
just a little bit tidy.
A bit tidy? This house is so tidy we could
invite anyone round for dinner now.
a week.
No way, Dad, you can't do that. I can't
stay here without seeing my friends for a
whole week.
I can but maybe I won't need to.
Why not?
Because maybe when I go to check your
room in half an hour it will be perfect.
It will be, Dad. Thanks for the second
chance.
Exercise 2
1 But I did clean it, Mum.
2 Really? Last time I looked it was such a
mess.
3 Well go and have a look now. It's so tidy.
You won't believe it.
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1 E
2A
3H
4C
5G
UNIT 4
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 be
2 getting up
3 making
4 eating
5 wear
6 going
7 living
8 driving
Exercise 2
1 used to
2 was used to
3 got used to
4 used to
5 got used to
6 was used to
7 am used to
8 get used to
Exercise 3
1 is
2 getting
3 get
4 got
5 is
6 was
7 get
8 are
9 get
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
1 fast
2 beautifully
3well
4 slowly
5 hard
Exercise 6
1 enjoyable
2 surprise
3 friendly
4 excitement
5 different
6 fear
7 strange
8 interest
Exercise 7
Students' own answers
Exercise 8
1 Jack approached the lion with fear.
2 Freya carried three suitcases with
difficulty.
3 The boys ate their/the burgers with
enthusiasm.
4 Greg rode his horse in an awkward way.
5 Elena watched the football match with
interest.
GET IT RIGHT!
1 I'll definitely finish the project by next
Monday.
2 It's a good thing that you came
immediately.
3 I totally understand your point of view.
4 Dan worked hard on his homework and
got top marks .
5 Jo and Kate were speaking quietly so no
one would hear them.
6 Do you always have to think creatively in
your job?
7 I live locally so I can walk home.
8 This is probably the best pizza I've ever
eaten.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 bright
2 imaginative
3 responsible
4 arrogant
5 cautious
6 confident
7 decisive
8 organised
9 practical
Mystery word : impatient
Exercise 2
1 bad-tempered
2 cautious
3 imaginative
4 practical
5 responsible
6 arrogant
7 impatient
8 dull
Exercise 3
1 in a hurry
2 by accident
3 in public
4 in a row
5 in private
6 in secret
7 in a panic
8 on purpose
WORDWISE
Exercise 4
1 not very good
2 It's a good thing
3 So far, so good
4 it's no good
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 without a sound
2 by far
3 without warning
4 before long
Exercise 2
1 a sound
2 before long
3 by far
4 without warning
5 all of a sudden
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
READING
Exercise 1
Possibility thinking: letting yourself
imagine things that are often way outside
reality, and pushing the limits of what you
know.
Concentrated thinking: devoting a period
of time every day to practise creative
thinking.
Thinking about a problem for a long time
and not giving up.
(also possible: Thinking in images)
Exercise 2
1 c 2 d 3 g 4 f 5 a 6 h 7 e 8 b
Exercise 3
1 Creative
2 Possibility
3 Creative
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
Marnie wants her sister Becca to give her
some tips on how to revise.
Exercise 2
1 The thing is
2 you know that
3Well
4Now
Exercise 3
1 you know that
2 the thing is
3Well
4Now
Exercise 4
1B2D3C4A
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
1 C 2 A 3 B
Exercise 2
1
1 find/ get
2 train station
3 panic
4 get a signal
5 ask somebody
6 find a map
2
7 as good as
8 it's not
9 give up
10 take up
11 see
3
12 solve
13 ten minutes
14 doesn't want to
15 different approach
16 possibility
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Conversation 1
Nina This is so frustrating!
Marcus What is it? What are you trying to
do?
Nina I'm doing a crossword puzzle and
I've only got three answers left to find.
Marcus A crossword? I'm no good at
those. I can't help you, I'm afraid.
Nina Oh, that's OK. I always prefer to do
them on my own, anyway. But I'm really
stuck right now.
Marcus Well, if you're stuck, why don't
you just look at the answers? No one will
know!
Nina No chance! I can't give up like that.
That would be cheating.
Marcus OK then. Well, good luck, tell me
when you've finished it!
Conversation 2
Ella Hello? Jamie, is that you?
Jamie Hi, Ella. How are you? Are you
doing the homework?
Ella Yes, I am. Well, I'm trying to. But to
be honest, I can't do it.
Jamie I'm stuck, too. I'll never get it right,
I'm sure.
Ella Oh, don't be like that. You're good at
these things, usually.
Jamie I know I am. That's why I'm so
frustrated. I've tried everything, but it's
hopeless.
Ella Well, now I give up. I was hoping you
might help me! That's why I called.
Jamie Sorry, but there you go. I'll see you
tomorrow, Ella. Bye.
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
Exercise 1
1 just calm down
2 you're really out of order
3 That's just it
4 again
5 give it a rest
6 You can't be serious
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1 Yes, he does.
2 He agrees.
3 Tourism teaches us life skills.
Exercise 2
Argument: One of the main advantages;
First of all; Secondly; It is also important
to note that; On the other hand
Opinion: In my opinion; I believe that; To
my mind
CONSOLIDATION
UNITS 3 & 4
Exercise 1
1B2B3C
Exercise 2
1T2F3T4TSF
Exercise 3
1 The vast majority of my friends have
their own tablet.
2 We haven't got enough players for the
board game tonight.
3 He is so practical that he can fix
anything.
4 I do enjoy listening to music when I've
got nothing to do.
5 I'll never get used to waking up so early.
6 Mr White teaches chemistry in an
enjoyable way.
Exercise 4
1 mask
2 arrogant
3 shield
4 a helmet
5 decisive
6 wig
7 impatient
8 bright
Exercise 5
1e 2h 3g 4c 5b 6d 7f 8a
Exercise 6
Dad What's the matter, Oscar?
Oscar It's this school art project. I give up.
Dad What do you mean, give up? What
do you have to do?
Oscar I have to design a CD cover for my
favourite band.
Dad Music and art. That sounds perfect
for you.
Oscar That's what I thought. But I'm
useless
Dad No you're not. You just need a good
idea.
Oscar That's the problem, Dad. I just can't
come up with anything. It's hopeless!
Dad OK, calm down. You always give up
too easily.
Oscar Leave it out, Dad. Just leave me
alone.
Dad That's a bit out of order. I'm only
trying to help.
Oscar I know. I'm sorry, Dad. Maybe I just
need a bit of a break.
Exercise 7
1 C 2 B 3 extra 4 D 5 E 6 extra 7 A
Exercise 8
1A2D3C4B5E
Exercise 9
Students' own answers
UNIT 5
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 aren't supposed to
2 didn't need to
3 are not allowed to
4 don't let me
5 have to
6 shouldn't
Exercise 2
1 made
2 mustn't
3 aren't allowed to
4 had better
5 didn't let
6 didn't have to
Exercise 3
1 My mum made me leave it at home.
2 My parents didn't allow me to go.
3 You had better find it soon.
4 Sorry, I had to tidy my bedroom.
5 But you mustn't give your phone to
anyone.
6 No, my parents didn't let me stay up for
it.
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
1d2h3g4b5a6c7f8e
Exercise 6
1 Daniel didn't need to do his homework
last night.
2 Sarah didn't need to revise for her
History exam.
3 I needn't have taken a thick jumper with
me yesterday.
4 Lucy needn't have cooked Josh a
birthday cake.
5 Liam didn't need to have dinner at
home.
6 We needn't have taken a taxi to the
concert hall.
7 I didn't need to call Louisa.
Exercise 7
1 James hasn't succeeded in passing his
driving test yet.
2 I haven't been able to find my charger
yet.
3 Laura wasn't able to swim yesterday.
4 We succeeded in climbing Ben Nevis at
the weekend.
5 They weren't able to access the Internet
at home last night.
6 He didn't have much time, but he
managed to finish the project.
GET IT RIGHT!
1 must
2 shouldn't
3 must
4 can't
5 must
6 Must
7 wouldn't
8 must
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 protective case -C
2 webcam -E
3 charger -D
4 power lead -F
5 plug-B
6 headset-A
Exercise 2
1c 2d 3a 4b
Exercise 3
1 wireless router
2 protective case
3 power lead
4 headset
5 webcam
Exercise 4
1 posts
2 stream
3 plug
4 upgrades
5 save
6 browse
7 sync
8 connect
Exercise 5
1 posted
2 upgrade
3 was browsing
4 stream
5 connect
6 save
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 scroll 2 receive notifications 3 back up
4 download 5 swipe 6 bookmark
Exercise 2
1 bookmark 2 scroll 3 notifications; receive
4 download 5 back up 6 swipe
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
READING
Exercise 1
1 total number of albatross species
2 number of tigers in the wild today
3 distance an albatross can fly without
being on land
4 number of African elephants there are
today
5 number of African elephants there used
to be
6 number of square kms an albatross can
fly in 6 months
Exercise 2
1 T 2 F 3 F 4 DS 5 T 6 DS
Exercise 3
1 Special equipment and GPS to track
elephants; researchers then inform
farmers using the data and farmers know
they aren't allowed to kill the elephants;
this protects crops and the elephants.
2 Camera traps with special cameras take
photos of tigers and stream live videos
of their movements - researchers identify
individual tigers and follow them and
protect the areas where they live. The
tigers can live and breed safely.
3 GPS trackers help albatrosses become
'police birds'. The researchers use the
information from the birds to monitor
ships and to check that they are fishing
legally.
+ Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
2,4,5
Exercise 2
Next
After that
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
3
Exercise 2
1B2C3 A4B5C6B
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
1 made me
2 have to help me; need to finish; make
me do it
3 had better get; should leave
Exercise 2
Students' own answers
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1 D
2B
3C
4E
5A
6D
7C
8 A
9E
10 B
UNIT 6
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 F2F3T4TSF6T7T8T
Exercise 2
1 Euroair is much more expensive than
Budgetline.
2 Budgetline is just as popular as Euroair.
3 Euroair is far quicker than Budgetline.
4 Budgetline is nowhere near as good as
Euroair.
5 Euroair is just as frequent as Budgetline.
6 Euroair is not nearly as cheap as
Budgetline.
Exercise 3
1 Every year the roads get busier and
busier.
2 I love summer. Every day the sun stays
up longer and longer.
3 Scientists say the temperature of the
Earth is getting hotter and hotter.
4 The price of food is getting more and
more expensive by the week.
Exercise 4
1 The hotter the weather is, the angrier I
get.
2 The faster you drive, the more
dangerous it is.
3 The hungrier you are, the better food
tastes.
4 The older you are, the less sleep you
need.
Exercise 5
1 e 2 f 3 a 4 b 5 c 6 d
Exercise 6
1 Although
2 In spite of
3 Even though
4 despite
5 Nevertheless
6 However
Exercise 7
1 Although I've got two bikes, I can't ride
a bike.
2 My mum's French. However, I don't
speak French.
3 Even though I love Italian food, I don't
like pizza. / I don't like pizza, even though
I love Italian food.
4 I always go to bed early; nevertheless,
I'm always late for school.
5 In spite of being only 14, I'm 175 cm tall.
/ I'm 175 cm tall, in spite of being only 14.
GET IT RIGHT!
1 c -Ethan was offered the position of
school counsellor. However, he turned it
down.
2 f - Loom bands used to be a big craze.
However, it seems to be over now.
3 b -The passengers were stuck on the
train for two hours. However, nobody
spoke to each other.
4 e - My friends did a 10K run for charity
last month. However, I hurt my knee and
couldn't do it with them.
5 d - Hundreds of people volunteered to
help the doctors and nurses. However, a
lot of them didn't have any training.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 praise; e
2 suggest; a
3 define; f
4 criticise; b
5 admit; c
6 introduce; d
Exercise 2
1 praise 2 criticism 3 suggestion
4 admission 5 introduction 6 definition
Exercise 3
1 admitted 2 defined 3 praised
4 suggested 5 introduced 6 criticised
Exercise 4
1B 2A 3B 4A 5B 6B 7A 8A
Exercise 5
1 hatchet
2 the air
3 at the hip
4 inside out
5 fall
6 shoulder
7 peas in a pod
8 house on fire
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 loyal 2 supportive 3 kind-hearted
4 affectionate 5 forgiving
Exercise 2
1 supportive 2 loyal 3 forgiving
4 kindhearted/affectionate 5 affectionate/
kind-hearted
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
READING
Exercise 1
1 B
Exercise 2
1 1997
2 13 November
3 Japan
4 Because no one stopped to help him or
ask him how he was when someone stole
his bag in a busy train station.
5 It is a hormone that helps to lower your
blood pressure and improve the health
of your heart, and it also makes you feel
more confident and optimistic.
6 It decreases stress even if you only
watch someone being kind.
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
Water Aid
Exercise 2
1 785 million people
2 2,000 children
3 how to repair taps, good hygiene
Exercise 3
a 2 b 3 c 4 d 1
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
A 2 B 3 C 1
Exercise 2
1 the music festival
2 a coast to coast cycle ride
3 Dallas, Texas
4 Because he needs another player for the
basketball team and Bradley might be a
good player.
5 because she had a disagreement with
her friend Martha and they fell out.
6 Martha criticised a photo that Molly had
posted.
Exercise 3
1 (m)uch (b)etter; (n)owhere (n)ear
2 (m)uch taller; (j)ust; (p)opular
3 (e)asily; (l)onger; (w)orse
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Dad Who fancies a day at the beach?
Mum That sounds like a great idea. Shall
we go to Llandudno?
Dad I thought we'd go to Prestatyn. It's
by far a nicer beach.
Lucy But Llandudno's got better shops by
far.
Dad I said how about a beach day, not a
shopping day. Tim, how about you?
Tim Can I take my tablet with me?
Dad No chance, I thought we'd make it a
tech free day, too. Just a good old family
day out on the train.
Lucy The train?! Please tell me you're
joking.
Tim Yeah, Dad. Please tell us you're
joking.
Dad I'm not. It's a whole lot easier than
taking the car. And the train's quicker, too.
It's easily the best option.
Mum Well, I'm not so sure. I think I agree
with the kids on this one. It's miles more
convenient to take the car. I mean we've
got to get to the station…
Dad It's a ten-minute walk!
Tim It'd be even quicker if we took a taxi.
Mum We'll probably miss the train
and have to wait hours for the next one.
Dad You know what? I've got a good
idea. You drive the kids in the car or taxi
or whatever. I'll take the train and we'll all
meet on the beach.
Exercise 2
Students' own answers
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1 G
2 E
3 F
4 D
5 A
6C
CONSOLIDATION
UNITS 5 & 6
Exercise 1
1 the trumpet
2 (about) eight
3 at the theatre
4 He was embarrassed.
Exercise 2
1 T2F3F4FSF6T
Exercise 3
1 g 2 e 3 a 4 b 5 h 6 c7 f 8 d
Exercise 4
1 connect; wireless router
2 plug; power lead; adapter
3 webcam; headset
4p rotect1ve case
5 USB port
6 charger
7 browse; upgrade
8 sync
Exercise 5
1 introduce; a house on fire 2 admit; bury
the hatchet 3 suggest; a protective case
4 criticise; fall out
Exercise 6
Olivia I don't believe it. My laptop's
broken again.
Liam Again? What is it this time?
Olivia I don't know. I was trying to save
a document and the whole computer
crashed.
Liam It sounds serious. You'd better take
it to the repair shop.
Olivia No, I'm tired of doing that. They
never fix it properly. It's time for a new
one.
Liam What! It will be miles cheaper to get
it fixed. It's the best solution by far.
Olivia Not if they don't fix it properly. It
will just be a waste of my time.
Liam Well at least let me have a look at it
first. Maybe I can fix it.
Olivia You always say that, but then you
never do.
Liam Well I will this time. I promise. I'll
take a look at it over the weekend.
Olivia What? Today is Monday. I'm not
waiting five days. I'm off to the shops.
Now!
Exercise 7
5, 9, 3, 1, 2, 8, 7, 6, 4
Exercise 8
Students' own answers
UNIT7
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 My dad's going to Berlin on business
next month.
2 The lesson starts in ten minutes.
3 As soon as Mum gets home we'll go to
the cinema.
4 We won't have dinner until Dad comes
home.
5 Tina and Tom will be staying with their
aunt in Mexico in the summer holidays./
Tina and Tom are staying with their aunt in
Mexico in the summer holidays.
Exercise 2
1’m going to ask
2 aren't planning
3're travelling
4're going to drive
5're going to take
6's Mr Jones going to hold
7's organising
Exercise 3
1 are you doing; 'm going
2 will let; 'll ask
3 does the football match start; starts
4'm going to look for; are joining
5's; 're having; 'll rain
6 does the train leave; leaves
Exercise 4
Possible answers
1 Your computer will have a sense of
smell./ Your computer won't have a sense
of smell.
2 Facebook will still be the most popular
social network. / Facebook won't still be
the most popular social network.
3 Robots will do all the work on farms. /
Robots won't do all the work on farms.
4 People will go on holiday in space. /
People won't go on holiday in space.
5 We'll be able to upload the contents of
our brains to our computers./ We won't
be able to upload the contents of our
brains to our computers
6 People will be able to touch each other
through their phones. / People won't be
able to touch each other through their
phones.
Exercise 5
1 I'll be swimming in the sea.
2 Sam will be sitting on the beach with his
phone.
3 Mum will be exploring the town.
4 Dad will be buying food at the local
market.
Exercise 6
1'll have eaten; 'll have left
2 will have gone
3'll have swum
4'll have travelled
Exercise 7
1 will have landed
2 will be swimming
3 will have left
4 will be eating
Swill do
Exercise 8
1'll be
2'll be staying
3'll send
4'll be going
5'll be having
6'll have visited
7'll have seen
8'll have been shopping
9'll text
GET IT RIGHT!
1 will
2 would
3will
4 would
5 will
6 would
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 point
2 off
3 about
4 due
Exercise 2
1 a-A 2d-C 3b-B 4c-D
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
1 b 2d 3a 4c 5f 6e
Exercise 5
1 so not
2 so far
3 So-so
4 So what?
5 I hope so
6 or so
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
1 in due course
2 get round to
3 just around the corner
4 taste of things to come
5 any minute now
Exercise 2
1 in due course
2 get round to
3 just around the corner
4 any minute now
5 a taste of things to come
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
READING
Exercise 1
1 C 2 E 3 A 4 extra 5 D 6 extra 7 B
Exercise 2
1 Recognising the things and people you
have in your life and appreciating them.
2 One that doesn't last.
3 Relationships can help in good and bad
times.
4 More people smile back.
5 It releases happy chemicals in your
brain called endorphins which will
definitely make you feel more positive and
optimistic.
6 A lack of sleep will affect your mood
and your happiness and your ability to
concentrate and it will increase your stress
levels.
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
B
Exercise 2
1 3
2 in Sam's garage; three times a week and
at the weekend
3 a worrier/he's always worried
4 She persuaded him to stay and play at
their first gig because the band needed
their drummer.
5 A music promoter asked them to go to a
recording studio.
Exercise 3
1 great
2 worried
3 gig
4 excited
5 end
Exercise 4
1C 2D 3A 4B
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Exercise 1
a 1b 3 c2
Exercise 2
Conversation 1
1F2T
Conversation 2
1T2F
Conversation 3
1T2T
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Simon Hey, Miranda, cheer up! Things
can't be that bad.
Miranda Yes, they can. I've failed my
Physics exam.
Simon Don't let it get you down. Your
term grades are really good. You were
probably just having a bad day.
Helena Yes, Simon's right. Look on the
bright side, Miranda. You only failed the
Physics exam. You could have failed the
Chemistry and Maths exams too!
Simon You see, there is light at the end of
the tunnel.
Helena And anyway, you've just got one
more year of Physics and then you can
give it up.
Simon Hang in there, Miranda. You'll pass
it next time.
Miranda Thanks, you two. You've really
cheered me up.
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
Exercise 1
1 get my hopes up
2 make a fool of myself
3 go for it
4 Fair enough
5 Anyway
6 for a start
Exercise 2
1 Fair enough
2 go for it
3 get your hopes up
4 make a fool of myself
5 for a start
6 Anyway
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1 makes
2 with
3 much
4 of
5 so
6 until
7 no
8 while
UNIT 8
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1f 2d 3i 4a 5h 6b 7c 8e 9g
Exercise 2
1 If Charlie didn't work so much, he'd have
(more) time to relax.
2 Marco would have taken part in the race
if he hadn't broken his leg.
3 If people love cats, they often don't like
dogs much.
4 Stefan will buy a car if his father lends
him the money.
5 Ed would ask Jenni out if he wasn't so
shy.
6 Anna wouldn't have fallen if she had
seen the ice on the path.
Exercise 3
1 had come; would have met
2 will win; trains
3 own; don't use
4 would visit; lived
5 see; 'll tell
6 wouldn't have fallen; hadn't been riding
7 was; would be able
8 doesn't hurt; relax
Exercise 4
1 is
2will
3 can't
4 won't
5 don't
6 can't
7 had
8'd have
9 had
10 wouldn't have
11 'd have
12 hadn't
Exercise 5
1 If I had read his text carefully, I'd know
where to meet him.
2 If Kim had seen the step, she wouldn't
feel so silly.
3 If Jordan hadn't arrived so early, he
wouldn't be waiting for his friends.
4 If I had studied Spanish, I could help you
with your Spanish homework.
5 If I hadn't left my phone at home, I'd
know the way to their house.
6 If Monica liked horror films, she would
have accepted Oliver's invitation.
7 If Tessa had watched the last episode,
she would know the ending.
8 If Tim hadn't broken his leg, he wouldn't
be in hospital.
Exercise 6
Students' own answers
Exercise 7
Suggested answers
1 wouldn't have slipped on the banana
skin if he looked where he's going.
2 wouldn't be so tired if they hadn't
stayed up late last night.
3 hadn't spent all his money, he could buy
the new game
GET IT RIGHT!
1 If the police hadn't looked into the
matter, the crime would never have been
discovered.
2 Unless we come up with some new
ideas, we won't have a chance of winning
the competition.
3 Davey will get the answer as long as we
help him.
4 Suppose I did go to the party, what
would I wear?
5 Provided that the calculations were
correct, the structure will be totally safe.
6 Come to my house by 8 pm at the latest,
otherwise we will miss the beginning of
the film.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 carry out
2 come down with
3 come up with
4 pick up on
5 point out
6 run through
7 try out
8 turn out
(Other possible answers:
Try on
Come down
Come out
Come through
Carry through
Carry on
Pick out
Run out
Run up
Run down
Turn down
Turn up)
Exercise 2
1 I didn't know where the shop was until
Kate pointed out the store guide.
2 The instructions for the game were really
long, so we just ran through them quickly.
3 Shall we try out our new trainers today
for the first time?
4 We couldn't think of what to do until
Sally came up with a brilliant idea.
5 I didn't pick up on the differences
between the two languages until I listened
carefully.
6 A group of volunteers are carrying out
repairs to people's bikes for free.
7 I think we ate something bad - we came
down with a stomach bug.
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
1 Otherwise
2 Suppose
3 as long as/provided
4 unless
5 provided/as long as
Exercise 5
1 Suppose you didn't live here, where
would you like to live?
2 The teacher said I wouldn't do well
unless I did my homework./ The teacher
said I would do well as long as I did my
homework. / The teacher said I would do
well provided I did my homework.
3 OK, you can use my phone, as long as
you don't have your own. / OK, you can
use my phone, provided you don't have
your own.
4 I have to go, otherwise I'll miss the bus.
5 Mum says we can go, as long as we
promise to be back in time for dinner. I
Mum says we can go, provided we
promise to be back in time for dinner.
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1
join in; warm up; build up; give up; cool
down
Exercise 2
1 give up 2 warm up 3 join in 4 build up
5 cool down
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
READING
eight: Exercise the 1 number of pieces of music the
guest is allowed to choose
luxury: a special item the guest is allowed
to have with them
imagination: the concept of the show
captures people's imagination
well-known: a person who is invited onto the programme
Exercise 2
1 A man called Roy Plomley had the idea
for the programme, and wrote a letter to
the BBC.
2 The guests are well-known people
such as actors, singers, politicians and
celebrities.
3 eight pieces of music, one book, one
luxury item
4 four
5 Having to leave out pieces of music that
you love.
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
1 cold and wet
2 hat; sweaters; coats; waterproof shoes;
gloves
3 sunglasses; sunscreen; lip balm; simple
medicines
Exercise 2
1 one that covers your ears
2 several layers of thin clothing
3 the cold and wet
4 to protect your eyes from the bright
reflection off the snow
5 with lip balm
Exercise 3
1 He repeats the information that Laura
has given in her email.
2 He uses bullet points.
3 He uses full stops, commas and dashes
to separate the reasons from the things he
suggests taking.
Exercise 4
Students' own answers
Exercise 5
Students' own answers
LISTENING
Colin Exercise 1
1 phone
2 headphones
3 guitar
Bella
1 phone
2 bed
3 trainers
Ari
1 laptop
2 cat
3 bicycle
Exercise 2
1 T 2 DS 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 DS 7 T 8 F
Exercise 3
Students' own answers
DIALOGUE
Exercise 1
Conversation 1
Adam Are you watching that reality show
about people stuck on an island?
Briony Yes, I think it's great. I love
watching people behaving badly!
Adam Like the way that guy last night
did? I think if I was a contestant on that
programme, I'd have shouted at him.
Briony Me too. He was awful. If he carries
on like that, he'll be voted off next week.
Adam He certainly will. Well, unless one
of the other people starts behaving even
worse.
Briony And that's always a possibility,
right? Listen, why don't we watch the next
episode together?
Adam But do you think you would behave
better? I mean, in a situation like that.
Briony Good question. And you know,
I think I'd be OK, as long as the other
people didn't make me angry.
Conversation 2
Lois Can I borrow your tablet?
Noah Well, yes, I suppose so - as long as
you promise to look after it.
Lois Of course I will, don't worry. Why
wouldn't I look after it?
Noah Why? Well, I remember you didn't
really look after the camera I lent you.
Lois Not true. I looked after it. I just gave
it back later than I'd promised.
Noah Right. And if I hadn't reminded you,
you'd never have given it back.
Lois Of course I would have. But OK,
don't lend me the tablet. I don't mind.
Noah No, it's OK. You can borrow it.
Otherwise you'll never talk to me again.
Just joking, Lois!
Exercise 2
Students' own answers
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
B2 FIRST FOR SCHOOLS
Exercise 1
1C2B3A4B5C6B7A8B
CONSOLIDATION
UNITS 7 & 8
Exercise 1
Tick:A,C,D,E
Exercise 2
1 the cold; no proper bed or showers; the
drinking water isn't very good
2 In case the water is really bad.
3 She might be a long way from a
chemist's.
4 That she didn't sit around looking at it
all the time.
5 He says there might not be a signal
where she's going.
6 That Maggie will have had the best
holiday of her life.
Exercise 3
1 get
2 'd be
3 don't
4 will have arrived
5 are going
6 wouldn't be
7 be watching
8 will have lived
Exercise 4
1 c 2d 3f 4b 5a 6g 7h 8e
Exercise 5
1 point
2 forward
3 dreading
4 provided
5 run through
6 positive
7 turned
8 apprehensive
Exercise 6
1 So-so
2 for a start
3 I think so
4 Fair enough
5 Anyway
6 cheer up
Exercise 7
1 It comes from when people lived in
groups. If one group found a new food
source and another one didn't, they would
feel they had missed out. This could mean
the difference between life and death.
2 FOMO: Fear Of Missing Out: a fear that
other people are having a better time than
you, and you are missing out.
JOMO: Joy Of Missing Out: in a way it's
the opposite of FOMO. You're happy
doing what you are doing and aren't
worried about missing out on what others
might be doing.
3 It can help you to be able to pick up on
how you're feeling more quickly and then
start to recognise it.
4 Because you can find answers and
explanations to how you feel and
understand how you are feeling better.
5 Accept that it exists and listen to your
feelings so that you can recognise FOMO
and not be afraid of it.
6 You might miss out on your own life.
Exercise 8
Students' own answers
