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2a.Lookatthetitle,thefirstandthelastparagraph

ofthearticleanddiscussthefollowing:

b.Skimthetextandcheckifyourguesseswerecorrect.

c.ReadthearticleandchoosefromthelistA-Itheparagraph

whichbestfitseachgap(1-7)inthearticle.Thereisoneextra

paragraphwhichyoudonotneedtouse.Thereisanexample

atthebeginning(0).Whichwordshelpedyouwithyour

answers?

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PageNo.7

Readthetext.Thinkofwhatkindofinformationmightbemissing.

Readthemissingparagraphsandidentifythemainpointineach.

Crossouttheoneusedintheexample.Rememberthereisoneextra

paragraphyoudonotneedtouse.

Matchthetopicofthemissingparagraphwiththeparagraphbefore

andaftereachgap.Lookforcluessuchasreferencewords(he,

there,itetc)orlinkingwordsbeforeandaftereachgap.

Checkthatyouroptionfitsthegapgrammatically.

Readthewholetextandcheckwhetheritmakessense.

STRATEGYPOINT

7

PageNo.8

Ourdesireforhappinesshashelpeddevelopamulti-millionpoundindustryfocusedonpleasure.Despitethis,manyofusstillseemtobeunhappy!

PsychologistJanetWellsseemstoknowexactlywhy.Hereweuncoverhersecretsofhowtoactuallyachievethatmissinghappiness.

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PageNo.9

1F2B

3A4E

5C6H

7D

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PageNo.10

comfortable:

atease-comfort

contented:

happy-contentment

unhappy:

sad-unhappiness

sad:

unhappy-sadness

valuable:

important-value

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11

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Positive:

cheerful,generous,calm,glad,relaxed,joyful,happy,

excited,optimistic,funny

Negative:

depressed,stressed,frustrated,aggressive,lonely,

worried,angry,nervous,sad,furious,shy,tense,lazy,

proud,terrible

LanguageFocus

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15

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16

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B

C

D

A

E

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PageNo.19

ExtremeAdjectives

5Inpairs,usetheadjectivesfromthelisttoactout

shortexchanges.

1Youmustbepleased.

2Youmusthavebeenscared.

3Youlookangry.

4Thefoodwasbad.

5Sheseemshappywithherexamresults.

6Sarahseemedupset.

A:

Youmustbetired.

B:

Tired!

I’mexhausted!

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fowl

cmule

efox

bmouse

adog

hpeacock

gsnail

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PageNo.22

brave≠cowardlyquiet≠noisy

wise≠foolishsick≠healthy

stubborn≠flexibleproud≠modest

cunning≠straightforwardslow≠quick

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7c.Howwouldyoudescribethepeoplebelow

usingtheidiomsfromEx.7a?

takesalongtimetodo

something...................................

isintelligentandwell

informed.....................................

hasnofearandisready

tofacedanger.............................

doesthingsbehindpeople’s

backs...........................................

isveryarrogant............................

slow

wise

brave

cunning

proud

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1She’sbeenquitedepressedrecently.Thisholidaywillreallycheer

her.................

2Calm................!

Thingsaren’tasbadastheyseem!

3Thingsareeasing................abitatwork.Iwon’thavetoworkso

latefromnowon.

4Idon’tlikewatchingsadfilms.Theyalwaysgetme................

5Youhavebeensostressedlately;

youmustrelaxandloosen..........

abitoryouwillgetill.

6Bobreallyletme.................Iwascountingonhimtocompletethe

projectontime.

7Open................abitandtellmehowyoufeel.

8It’sbeensuchatiringday,let’sgotothecinemaandwind..............

*9a.Fillinupordowntocompletethesentences.

Then,explainthephrasalverbsinbold.

up

down

up

1cheerup:

becomehappier

2calmdown:

becomelessupset/angry

3easeup:

lessen

4getsbdown:

depress,makesbsad

5loosenup:

relax,becomelessstressed

6letsbdown:

disappointsb

7openup:

expressone’sfeelings

8winddown:

relax,unwind

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9b.Usephrasalverbsfromabovetodecidewhat

youwouldsaytosomeonewho:

1youarerelyingon

2looksdepressed

3won’ttellyouwhatiswrong

4seemstobeoverworking

26

PageNo.27

of

by/at

with

withabout

about

at

to

with

with/to

tofor

about/to

27

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Listening&

Speaking

28

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29

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F

D

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32

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1C2B

3B4B

5A6C

7C

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35

PageNo.36

Areyoualright?

-askinghowsomebodyfeels

I’vebeeninabadmoodallday,I’mreallydepressed.

-expressinghowsomebodyfeels

36

PageNo.37

37

PageNo.38

He’srelieved.

He’sconfused.

She’sgrateful.

He’sannoyed.

She’sdisgusted.

38

PageNo.39

6

4

39

PageNo.40

40

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41

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42

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43

PageNo.44

1C2B

3F4H

5G6E

7A

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line11-MrsJohnDashwood’shusband’sfamily

line19-MrsDashwood’sthreechildren

line32-Marianne

line37-MrsDashwoodandMarianne

45

PageNo.46

MrsJohnDashwood–inconsiderate,selfish

MrsDashwood–enthusiastic,generous

Elinor–affectionate

Marianne–sensible,clever,generous,likeable,

interesting,notcareful

Margaret–good-humoured,agreeable,romantic

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PageNo.47

1MrsJohnDashwoodhadneverbeenafavouritewithanyofher

husbands’family.(lines8-9)

ATheyneverthoughtshewouldsucceedinlife.

BTheyhadalwaysdislikedher.

2Elinor...possessedagreatstrengthofunderstandingandcoolnessof

judgement.(lines20-22)

ASherarelypanicked.BShewasstrictwithpeople.

3They...weredeterminednevertobecomfortedinthefuture.(lines

38-40)

ATheyrefusedtosufferanymorehardships.

BTheywereconvincedtheywouldneverbehappy.

4Elinorhadanexcellentheart:

...(sentenceH).

AShewasunderstandingandcompassionate.

BShehadalwaysbeeningoodhealth.

5Whatdotheunderlinedphrasesmean?

ChooseAorB.

TextAnalysis

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EnglishinUse

49

PageNo.50

amtrying

does

argue

ishaving

don’tplay

Doyoutrust

areleaving

doesn’tget

50

PageNo.51

doesn’tlisten

think

doesn’ttaste

istasting

see

isseeing

is

isbeing

isthinking

51

PageNo.52

52

PageNo.53

amgetting

usedtowakingup

usedtoplay

usedtogoout

usedtoeat

53

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1Noelisnotusuallyinabadmood.

likeItis....................................inabadmood.

2Amywouldrathernotgoouttodinnerwithus.

feelAmy.............................................outtodinnerwithus.

3Themoviestarisalwaysrecognisedwherevershegoes.

avoidThemoviestarcan’t.........................................wherevershegoes.

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