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Family matters
10.1 Can you invent an ideal teen community?
                                                                                                               Unit10
 1 Complete the gaps in this conversation                 4 Read the e-mail and circle the correct
     with the affirmative or negative of will                    option.
     or can.                                                                             E-mail

                                                                                                      ➧        X
                                                          File       Print   Send   Attach   Reply   Forward   Cancel   Address




                                                                                                                             ➧
                                                           from: dufus@heartbreakhigh.com
                                                           to:   princessabarbie21_@trimatrix.oz
     LILY:  So, (a) can you come out to the                re:   Remember our romantic summer promises?
            concert tonight?
                                                           Dear Barbara, my love!
     FIONA: No, I (b)          . My dad             let
                                                           Tim here! Meeting you this summer has been
            me go out in the week.
                                                           incredible, but I am worried you (a) can / might forget
     L:     Well, I (c)          go alone then!
                                                           me! If you do, I (b) can / will die! (c) Can / Will you
     F:     (d)           you be careful?
                                                           promise me something? Every night, before you go
     L:     Don’t worry, of course I (e)       !
                                                           to sleep, (d) can / would you call or text me?
     F:     (f)          I borrow your new video
                                                           (e) Can / Will you come to stay with my family next
            game tonight? You              need it.
                                                           month? If (f) you can / can’t come, I will be really
     L:     Yes, of course you (g)       ! See you
                                                           disappointed! I (g) will / can love you until the end of
            tomorrow then.
                                                           time! Write back or call me now!




                                                                                                                            ➧
                                                           Your true love, Tim hugs and kisses oooxxx
  2 Match the questions with the answers.
     a Can you meet me later?
     b Will your mum let you stay at my house
       tonight?                                           5 Imagine Barbara and Tim’s promises.
     c Will you be careful?                                      Complete the answers with will or
     d Can you surf?                                             won’t.
     e Will you remember to call me?
     f Can I see you tomorrow?
                                                                 a       I   will   always love you!
     1   No, I can’t, I’m meeting Tom.   a
     2   Yes, you can.                                           b       I          kiss anyone else but you!
     3   Don’t worry! I’ll be OK.
     4   Yes, I can.
     5   Of course I will.                                       c       I          speak to you every other day
     6   No, she won’t.                                                  and text every day!


 3 Complete the sentences with can/can’t                         d       I          tell my friends our secrets.
     and will/won’t so they are true for you.
     a   I can’t   smoke until I’m eighteen.
     b   I         drink wine.                                   e       I          wear trainers all the time.
     c   I         get married.
     d   I         visit Australia.
                                                                 f       I          smoke or drink.
     e   If I         go to university I’ll be unhappy.
     f   I         drive.



© Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE                                                                               47
Family matters
10.2 Vocabulary
                                                                                                                Unit10
1 Match the two columns.                                                4 Circle the different word and say why.
     a   be             3                       1   media                 a promised left voted work
     b   worry                                  2   life                    The others are past tenses.
     c   part                                   3   careful               b adult half fare skyscraper
     d   work                                   4   smell
     e   multi                                  5   time                  c sitcom comedy food characters
     f   awful                                  6   about
     g   everyday                               7   hard                  d factory burn smell promise

                                                                          e awkward sitcom inconvenient awful
2 Find the past tense of these verbs.
                                                                          f moon factory boss earn
               burn buy complain go leave
                    shop smell worry

           L    C   E       L   N       L   S       T       G   E       5 Correct the following sentences.
           W O      R       R       I   E   D       D       L   N         Use these words to help you.
           S    M   E       L       T   F   T       S       E   M
           P    P   W       R       R   T   L       O       B   D
           L    L   O       B   O       R   G       M       U   E
           F    A   D   O           S   N   P       G       R   H
           O    I   R   U           R   P   W       E       N   T
           E    N   L       G       P   D   S       E       T   T
           R    E   S       H   O       P   P       E       D   C
           O    D   H       T       P   T   S       G       N   O




3 Match the words with the pictures.
                                                                             awful complicated fridge half half
                                                                                      humorous tall

                                                                          a The cooker keeps things cold.
 a                                                      c
                        b                                                    The fridge keeps things cold.
                                                                          b If you work part-time, you work a full day.

                                                                          c A skyscraper is a very short building.

                                                                          d Children always pay adult fare on the bus.
 d                              e                                   f

               chemicals factory fireworks                                e If something is awkward, it’s quite simple.
               fridge medicine skyscraper
                                                                          f A sitcom is about sad situations.
     a     factory                                  d
     b                                              e                     g Rotten eggs smell wonderful.
     c                                              f



48                                                                               © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE
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10.3 Can you talk about your future?
                                                                                              Unit10
 1 Unscramble these questions.                         4 Complete the dialogue with these
     a work / do / to / what / you / time / have /        words.
       start / ?
         What time do you have to start work?
     b be / future / able / for / will / to / save /
       you / money / your / ?


     c before / you / to / have / to / hurry /
       finish / will / 9:30 / ?

                                                                can’t think must will be able to
     d you / be / able / aren’t / to / eat / will /       will have to will we be able won’t have to
       the / cakes / that / sold / ?
                                                         AMANDA: What do you think then? This
                                                                   homework says we have to think
     e finish / are / can / work / you / before /                  about when we are twenty-five.
       9:30 / you / if / tired / ?                                 What (a) will we be able to do?
                                                         LOU:      Well, I (b)                ! I’m only
                                                                   seventeen, I haven’t got a clue!
                                                         A: We (c)                  go to school or
                                                            study any more. We (d)
  2 Match these answers to the questions                    get up late every day, go to the beach and
     in Activity 1.                                         sunbathe, go shopping, go to the gym
     a At eight o’clock in the morning. a                   and get fit if we want.
     b No, we have to work until ten at night.           L: But you (e)                  work really
                                                            hard to earn enough money for that!
     c No, we aren’t allowed to eat anything from        A: That’s why I (f)                 study hard
       the supermarket.                                     now!
     d Yes, I must fill this fridge with these cakes
       before then!
     e Yes, I have to have money for university.       5 Expand these sentences about life
                                                         in the future.
                                                         a you / be able / do everything / from home.

 3 Complete these sentences so they are
                                                           You will be able to do everything from home.
                                                         b fridge / be able / order / the shopping.
     true for you.
     a This week I have to study for my exams.           c have to / look smart / when / speak on the
     b Next week I don’t have to                           telephone.

     c Last month I had to                               d you / be able / work / from home.

     d When I was seven I had to                         e you / be able / get fit / sleep.

     e Next year I’ll have to                            f you / not have to / go / cinema.




© Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE                                                           49
Family matters
10.4 Reading and writing
                                                                                                     Unit10
1 Read the biography and match the pictures to the year and the events.
       a                         b                                 d
                                                                                         e




                                                 c




  1879            Nancy Langhorne is born in Danville, Virginia, USA on 19th May. Her father is a wealthy
                  businessman who has made a fortune in railway development. Nancy grows up in
                  Richmond, Virginia, to be a beautiful and intelligent woman.
  1894            She marries R.G. Shaw who is very rich but not her equal. She later said: ‘I married beneath
                  myself. All women do.’
  1904            She takes a boat to England after she gets divorced from her first husband.
  1919            She wins an election to British Parliament and becomes the first woman in the United
                  Kingdom to be part of the Government.
  1920-1944 During this period, she concentrates on issues affecting women and children. She campaigns
            for women’s rights, especially the right to vote at the age of twenty-one and for equal
            rights in the Civil Service. She once said, ‘We are not asking for superiority for we have
            always had that; all we ask is equality.’ a
                  At the start of the war, she becomes critical of the British Prime Minister and votes against
                  the government, helping Winston Churchill to become the British leader.
                  In 1945 she retires from Parliament.


2 Now put the events in the right order.                    3 Write the sentences based on the
     a Nancy Langhorne is born on 19 May in
                                        th                      prompts. Use the past tense.
       1879. 1                                                  a Nancy Langhorne / family / rich
     b She marries R.G. Shaw.                                       Nancy Langhorne’s family was very rich.
     c She divorces her husband and leaves                      b first marriage / not successful
       America.
     d She retires.                                             c Nancy / involved in politics
     e She fights for equality between women and
       men.                                                     d interested in / issues / women and children
     f She wins an election.


4 Are there any women you think are very important, either now or in the past?
  Write a short biography of the most important woman you know about.




50                                                                     © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE
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10.5 Culture
                                                                                                   Unit10
 Sidewalk surfing

 1 Read the definitions of these words and write them in the correct space in the text.
     One of the words is used twice.
     tricky                    difficult
     skateboard                four wheels fixed to a small piece of wood or plastic
     manoeuvres                special, difficult movements
     worldwide                 internationally
     skateboarding             riding a skateboard

     1 Invented in California in the 1950s, (a) skateboarding was
       originally a way of enjoying the same experience as surfing
       without getting wet. First known as Sidewalk surfing, the sport
       became popular extremely quickly, and between 1960 and 1963
       fifty million (b)              were sold in the USA alone.
     2 In the 1970s, design improved enormously and the models
       produced were much lighter and safer. The kicktail, which allowed
       boarders to ride on two wheels, was incorporated and specially
       built Skateparks were built in many cities so that enthusiasts could perfect their (c)            away
                                            from town and city centres.
                                             3 The sport had become an unstoppable global phenomenon;
                                               and in the 1980s the first professionals appeared. Television
                                               programmes dedicated to the best boarders were made, and
                                               experts such as Tony Hawk became famous
                                               (d)              .
                                             4 But that’s not the end of the
                                             story; in the 1990s, the sport went
                                             back onto the street. In most cities
     today you can see somebody wearing the latest cool fashion, trying to
     make the latest (e)                manoeuvre look easy!
     5 However, many people think this is dangerous and believe there should
     be laws to stop people practising in the street. Others agree with Bart
     Simpson that (f)                is not a crime!’ After all, even Spiderman
     rides a board! What's your opinion?




 2 Can you match these paragraph titles to the correct paragraphs? Write the paragraph
     number next to your choice. Tick (          ✔) the extra title.
     a A dry alternative   1                                      d An expensive hobby
     b Urban fun?                                                 e Better design
     c A professional sport                                       f Back on the street




© Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE                                                                  51

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Unit 10 Family Matters

  • 1. Family matters 10.1 Can you invent an ideal teen community? Unit10 1 Complete the gaps in this conversation 4 Read the e-mail and circle the correct with the affirmative or negative of will option. or can. E-mail ➧ X File Print Send Attach Reply Forward Cancel Address ➧ from: dufus@heartbreakhigh.com to: princessabarbie21_@trimatrix.oz LILY: So, (a) can you come out to the re: Remember our romantic summer promises? concert tonight? Dear Barbara, my love! FIONA: No, I (b) . My dad let Tim here! Meeting you this summer has been me go out in the week. incredible, but I am worried you (a) can / might forget L: Well, I (c) go alone then! me! If you do, I (b) can / will die! (c) Can / Will you F: (d) you be careful? promise me something? Every night, before you go L: Don’t worry, of course I (e) ! to sleep, (d) can / would you call or text me? F: (f) I borrow your new video (e) Can / Will you come to stay with my family next game tonight? You need it. month? If (f) you can / can’t come, I will be really L: Yes, of course you (g) ! See you disappointed! I (g) will / can love you until the end of tomorrow then. time! Write back or call me now! ➧ Your true love, Tim hugs and kisses oooxxx 2 Match the questions with the answers. a Can you meet me later? b Will your mum let you stay at my house tonight? 5 Imagine Barbara and Tim’s promises. c Will you be careful? Complete the answers with will or d Can you surf? won’t. e Will you remember to call me? f Can I see you tomorrow? a I will always love you! 1 No, I can’t, I’m meeting Tom. a 2 Yes, you can. b I kiss anyone else but you! 3 Don’t worry! I’ll be OK. 4 Yes, I can. 5 Of course I will. c I speak to you every other day 6 No, she won’t. and text every day! 3 Complete the sentences with can/can’t d I tell my friends our secrets. and will/won’t so they are true for you. a I can’t smoke until I’m eighteen. b I drink wine. e I wear trainers all the time. c I get married. d I visit Australia. f I smoke or drink. e If I go to university I’ll be unhappy. f I drive. © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE 47
  • 2. Family matters 10.2 Vocabulary Unit10 1 Match the two columns. 4 Circle the different word and say why. a be 3 1 media a promised left voted work b worry 2 life The others are past tenses. c part 3 careful b adult half fare skyscraper d work 4 smell e multi 5 time c sitcom comedy food characters f awful 6 about g everyday 7 hard d factory burn smell promise e awkward sitcom inconvenient awful 2 Find the past tense of these verbs. f moon factory boss earn burn buy complain go leave shop smell worry L C E L N L S T G E 5 Correct the following sentences. W O R R I E D D L N Use these words to help you. S M E L T F T S E M P P W R R T L O B D L L O B O R G M U E F A D O S N P G R H O I R U R P W E N T E N L G P D S E T T R E S H O P P E D C O D H T P T S G N O 3 Match the words with the pictures. awful complicated fridge half half humorous tall a The cooker keeps things cold. a c b The fridge keeps things cold. b If you work part-time, you work a full day. c A skyscraper is a very short building. d Children always pay adult fare on the bus. d e f chemicals factory fireworks e If something is awkward, it’s quite simple. fridge medicine skyscraper f A sitcom is about sad situations. a factory d b e g Rotten eggs smell wonderful. c f 48 © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE
  • 3. Family matters 10.3 Can you talk about your future? Unit10 1 Unscramble these questions. 4 Complete the dialogue with these a work / do / to / what / you / time / have / words. start / ? What time do you have to start work? b be / future / able / for / will / to / save / you / money / your / ? c before / you / to / have / to / hurry / finish / will / 9:30 / ? can’t think must will be able to d you / be / able / aren’t / to / eat / will / will have to will we be able won’t have to the / cakes / that / sold / ? AMANDA: What do you think then? This homework says we have to think e finish / are / can / work / you / before / about when we are twenty-five. 9:30 / you / if / tired / ? What (a) will we be able to do? LOU: Well, I (b) ! I’m only seventeen, I haven’t got a clue! A: We (c) go to school or study any more. We (d) 2 Match these answers to the questions get up late every day, go to the beach and in Activity 1. sunbathe, go shopping, go to the gym a At eight o’clock in the morning. a and get fit if we want. b No, we have to work until ten at night. L: But you (e) work really hard to earn enough money for that! c No, we aren’t allowed to eat anything from A: That’s why I (f) study hard the supermarket. now! d Yes, I must fill this fridge with these cakes before then! e Yes, I have to have money for university. 5 Expand these sentences about life in the future. a you / be able / do everything / from home. 3 Complete these sentences so they are You will be able to do everything from home. b fridge / be able / order / the shopping. true for you. a This week I have to study for my exams. c have to / look smart / when / speak on the b Next week I don’t have to telephone. c Last month I had to d you / be able / work / from home. d When I was seven I had to e you / be able / get fit / sleep. e Next year I’ll have to f you / not have to / go / cinema. © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE 49
  • 4. Family matters 10.4 Reading and writing Unit10 1 Read the biography and match the pictures to the year and the events. a b d e c 1879 Nancy Langhorne is born in Danville, Virginia, USA on 19th May. Her father is a wealthy businessman who has made a fortune in railway development. Nancy grows up in Richmond, Virginia, to be a beautiful and intelligent woman. 1894 She marries R.G. Shaw who is very rich but not her equal. She later said: ‘I married beneath myself. All women do.’ 1904 She takes a boat to England after she gets divorced from her first husband. 1919 She wins an election to British Parliament and becomes the first woman in the United Kingdom to be part of the Government. 1920-1944 During this period, she concentrates on issues affecting women and children. She campaigns for women’s rights, especially the right to vote at the age of twenty-one and for equal rights in the Civil Service. She once said, ‘We are not asking for superiority for we have always had that; all we ask is equality.’ a At the start of the war, she becomes critical of the British Prime Minister and votes against the government, helping Winston Churchill to become the British leader. In 1945 she retires from Parliament. 2 Now put the events in the right order. 3 Write the sentences based on the a Nancy Langhorne is born on 19 May in th prompts. Use the past tense. 1879. 1 a Nancy Langhorne / family / rich b She marries R.G. Shaw. Nancy Langhorne’s family was very rich. c She divorces her husband and leaves b first marriage / not successful America. d She retires. c Nancy / involved in politics e She fights for equality between women and men. d interested in / issues / women and children f She wins an election. 4 Are there any women you think are very important, either now or in the past? Write a short biography of the most important woman you know about. 50 © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE
  • 5. Family matters 10.5 Culture Unit10 Sidewalk surfing 1 Read the definitions of these words and write them in the correct space in the text. One of the words is used twice. tricky difficult skateboard four wheels fixed to a small piece of wood or plastic manoeuvres special, difficult movements worldwide internationally skateboarding riding a skateboard 1 Invented in California in the 1950s, (a) skateboarding was originally a way of enjoying the same experience as surfing without getting wet. First known as Sidewalk surfing, the sport became popular extremely quickly, and between 1960 and 1963 fifty million (b) were sold in the USA alone. 2 In the 1970s, design improved enormously and the models produced were much lighter and safer. The kicktail, which allowed boarders to ride on two wheels, was incorporated and specially built Skateparks were built in many cities so that enthusiasts could perfect their (c) away from town and city centres. 3 The sport had become an unstoppable global phenomenon; and in the 1980s the first professionals appeared. Television programmes dedicated to the best boarders were made, and experts such as Tony Hawk became famous (d) . 4 But that’s not the end of the story; in the 1990s, the sport went back onto the street. In most cities today you can see somebody wearing the latest cool fashion, trying to make the latest (e) manoeuvre look easy! 5 However, many people think this is dangerous and believe there should be laws to stop people practising in the street. Others agree with Bart Simpson that (f) is not a crime!’ After all, even Spiderman rides a board! What's your opinion? 2 Can you match these paragraph titles to the correct paragraphs? Write the paragraph number next to your choice. Tick ( ✔) the extra title. a A dry alternative 1 d An expensive hobby b Urban fun? e Better design c A professional sport f Back on the street © Richmond Publishing, 2004 PHOTOCOPIABLE 51