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If you spend hours wondering what to buy your friends and loved ones, why not look to the stars. Knowing someone’s star sign can give you a clue about what they would most like to unwrap on their birthdays!

A Cancer (22 June - 22 July)

Cancer’s ideal gift would be a house or a boat, but don’t worry if you don’t have that kind of money to spend! All people ruled by Cancer love anything to do with the “good old days”, so an antique ornament or piece of jewellery is certain to make them smile. Almost every Cancerian collects something, and if you find out what the Crab in your life collects, you will never run out of gift ideas. Another of their passions is cooking for their friends and family, and they will definitely appreciate anything which will help them in the kitchen, such as cooking utensils or tableware. If you are on a tight budget, remember that Cancer people are sensitive and love to receive presents which have sentimental value. A favourite family photograph in a simple frame will make them just as happy as that expensive yacht!

B Libra (23 September - 23 October)

Librans are diplomatic and will tell you that they love whatever you buy them, because they are just too polite to hurt your feelings! However, if you want to make them genuinely happy, bear in mind that anyone born under the sign of Libra loves beauty. A piece of art, an ornate mirror, or a marble statue will guarantee a warm response. A gift which allows them to enhance their personal beauty will also be well-received, such as a trip to a beauty salon, or a shopping spree for a new outfit. Make sure you go along with them to offer a second opinion – Librans are hopeless at making decisions!

C Capricorn (22 December - 19 January)

Capricorns are not usually very sentimental, but they all like to feel materially and financially secure. They enjoy being given gifts with designer labels, as they appreciate high quality goods. All Capricorns are ambitious, hardworking and dedicated to their careers, so a businessrelated present is always a good idea. They are also obsessed with time and will be delighted

Cancer Leo

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with a watch or an antique clock. If you are thinking of buying clothes for the Capricorn in your life, make sure they are stylish classics, and not wacky fashion statements, as Capricorn people are somewhat traditional!

D Taurus (20 April - 20May)

Taureans have conservative tastes, but they do enjoy a touch of luxury now and then. They will always be grateful for fine leather goods or fresh flowers. What they really hope to receive is a piece of land or even cash, but they will be equally pleased with a wallet, a mirror, or a family memento. Give the Taurean in your life a chance to pamper themselves with gifts of lotions, bath oils or perfumes, or treat them to a night at the opera or a performance of classical music. That will appeal to their romantic side and definitely bring a smile to their face. And remember a quality gift is never wasted on a Taurean – they make warm and faithful friends who will never forget what you have given them.

E Virgo (23 August - 22 September)

It is true that Virgos always appreciate a bargain, so if you can find a great gift at a low price, they will be thrilled. Nevertheless, don’t forget that all Virgos are perfectionists, and will not be impressed by imperfect products. The practical Virgo loves to receive useful presents, such as socks, shirts and other items of clothing which they may need. Virgos are also creatures of habit and like to follow routines, so a gift which will help them to organise their lives (a diary or a bookcase, for example) will be a huge success. Anything connected to health and cleanliness will also appeal to your Virgo friends. Bath products and diet books are always on their list of wanted items.

F Sagittarius (22 November - 21 December)

Sagittarians love to play games and take risks. Sport is an obsession with them, so a new pair of rollerblades or skis will always be appreciated. A typical Sagittarian is openminded and optimistic. They love travelling so foreign gifts are ideal, particularly if you have had them imported. For the truly perfect present, though, you should send the Sagittarian in your life on an adventure holiday. They will love every minute of it!

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Vocabulary Practice

D butcher’s

A chemist’s

B shoe shop

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C bakery

E florist’s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shops and Departments

 

 

 

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a.

Match the items to the shop(s) where you can

F boutique

 

 

buy them. Then, make up sentences, as in the

 

 

example.

 

 

 

 

 

1

packet of aspirin

A

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fish ..........

 

 

2

bunch of flowers ..........

 

12

packet of biscuits

..........

 

3

sugar ..........

 

13

washing-up liquid

..........

 

4

black shoe polish ..........

 

14

carrots ..........

 

 

5

mangoes ..........

 

15

pair of tights ..........

 

 

6

lamb chops ..........

 

16

toothpaste ..........

G department store

 

7

pair of black gloves

..........

17

chocolate cake ..........

 

 

8

pair of black leggings ..........

18

beef steaks ..........

 

 

9

bar of soap ..........

 

19

tinned soup ..........

 

 

10

bread ..........

 

20

thermometer ..........

 

You can buy a packet of aspirin at a chemist’s.

b. In pairs, ask and answer, as in the example.

A:I’m going to the butcher’s. Do you need anything?

B:Yes, please. Could you pick up six lamb chops?

A: Sure! Anything else?

B: No, thanks.

H supermarket

7In pairs, complete the table. You can add your own ideas. Then make up

sentences as in the example.

 

 

I greengrocer’s

 

 

 

ñ cooker ñ hammer ñ envelopes ñ carpet ñ toothpaste ñ fruit ñ jacket

ñ washing powder ñ bracelet

ñ ketchup

ñ vacuum cleaner

ñ deodorant ñ pen

ñ lamp ñ furniture polish ñ washing machine ñ shirt ñ ring

ñ rice ñ birthday card ñ mirror

ñ shampoo ñ dress ñ bleach

ñ necklace

ñ screwdriver ñ cornflakes ñ nails ñ tie

Electrical Appliances cooker..................................................................................

Furnishings ............................................................................................

Stationery ............................................................................................

Cleaning Products ............................................................................................

Toiletries ............................................................................................

Groceries ............................................................................................

Clothing ............................................................................................

Jewellery ............................................................................................

Hardware ............................................................................................

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Cookers, ... are electrical appliances.

 

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a. Here is a floor plan of the Lewston Shopping Centre. Listen and fill

 

in the spaces.

Ground Floor

First Floor

W H Smith – newsagent’s

Debenhams – 3) .................

Boots – 1) .............................

Habitat – 4) ........................

Tesco – 2) .............................

Dixons – electrical goods

Starbucks – coffee shop

Homebase – DIY

McDonald’s – fast food restaurant

HMV – CDs

Next – clothing

Payne and Son – jeweller’s

b.In pairs, use words from Exs 7 & 8 to act out dialogues, as in the example.

A:I’ve got to buy abirthdaycardformyaunt. Any ideas where to go?

B:Try the stationery department at WHSmith. It has a great selection of cards.

A:Where’s that?

B:On the groundfloor.

Clothes

9a. Look at the pictures. Say who is wearing something:

ñstriped ...................

ñpolka-dot ...................

ñdenim ...................

ñloose/baggy ................

ñplaid ...................

ñflowery ...................

ñtight ...................

Jeffrey

Gloria

Mark

Suzy

Nancy

b. Using the prompts, describe the clothes in the pictures.

STYLE/ PATTERN

ñ straight ñ flared ñ baggy/loose

MATERIAL

ñ leather ñ cotton

ñ tight ñ long sleeved

ñ plaid

 

 

 

 

 

 

ñ suede ñ wool

 

ñ short sleeved ñ plain

ñ pinstriped

 

 

 

 

 

ñ nylon

ñ denim

 

ñ flowery ñ checked ñ polka-dot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOOTWEAR

ñ boots ñ sandals

TYPEOF CLOTHING

ñ jacket

 

ñ sweater

ñ blouse ñ anorak

ñ shorts

 

ñ tights ñ trousers

ñ high-heeled shoes

 

 

ñ trainers

 

ñ evening dress

ñ tuxedo ñ waistcoat

 

ñ flat shoes

 

ñ T-shirt

 

ñ skirt

ñ jeans ñ shirt ñ suit

 

 

ñ dress

ñ jumper ñ socks ñ leggings

 

 

 

Gloria is wearing a black and yellow nylon anorak, a white T-shirt, tight black trousers and black leather boots.

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c.Write down five items of clothing that only women wear, then compare your list with your partner’s.

d.Which clothes would you wear to:

ñgo skiing ñ a wedding

ñthe beach

ña friend’s birthday party

I’d wear a sweater, jeans, a jacket and boots to go skiing.

Writing Project

Design your own fashion section for a women’s magazine. Cut out pictures from fashion magazines and write a description of the clothes. Write about: the material; if it is formal/casual; occasion suitable for; price; where you can buy it.

Shopping Complaints

10 a. Listen to the dialogue and tick ( ) the problems that the man has with his new jacket. How does he sound?

1 broken zip

....

2missing buttons ....

3

torn lining

....

4

loose stitching ....

5

loose buttons ....

6

stained sleeve ....

7

uneven sleeves ....

8uneven pockets ....

b. Listen and match the objects to the problems. How does the woman sound? In pairs, act out dialogues, as in the example.

1

table

A

cracked

2

mirror

B

stained

3

carpet

C

scratched

4

cushions

D

broken

5

TV

E

torn

1A: Good afternoon, Madam. How can I help you?

B:I want to return this table. When it wasdeliveredthismorning,Ifound that it was scratched.

A:OhI’mterriblysorry,Madam.Would youlikeustorepairitforyou?

B:No. I would prefer to have a refund.

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Grammar in use

Causative Form

Grammar Reference

11 a. Study the examples. Who did the action himself/herself?

Jane cleanedher coat.

Sue hadher coat cleaned.

Mike hadhis car repaired.

Steve repairedhis car.

b. Complete the rule.

To say that we arrange for

someone else to do something for

us we use

................. + object + ................. .

12 In pairs, ask and answer questions, as in the examples.

1cut/hair ( )

A:Did you cut your hair?

B:No, I had it cut.

2tidy/bedroom ( )

A:Did you tidy your bedroom?

B:Yes, I tidied it myself.

3wash/dishes ( )

4decorate/living room ( )

5iron/skirt ( )

6change/tyre ( )

7 install/air conditioning ( )

8fix/bike ( )

13 In pairs use the prompts to ask and answer questions, as in the example.

ñbarber’s ñ laundrette

ñjeweller’s ñ garage ñ optician’s

1watch/fix

A:Where can I have my watch fixed?

B:At the jeweller’s.

2eyes/test

3car/repair

4clothes/wash

5moustache/trim

14 Complete the sentences using the causative.

1Andy’s suit was dirty so he took it to the cleaner’s. Andy had his suit cleaned.

2Jane is in the hairdresser’s at the moment. She is changing her hair colour.

She is .............................................................................................. .

3Claire’s TV isn’t working so she is taking it back to the shop to be repaired.

Claire is going ................................................................................. .

4This is the third time Steve’s flat has been decorated since he moved in. Steve .............................................................................................. .

5 Chris is being measured for a new suit at the tailor’s today.

Chris ............................................................................................... .

Reported Speech

Grammar Reference

15 Fill in the correct verb said, told, asked, to change the sentences from direct speech into reported speech. How do we use these verbs in reported speech?

Wait outside!

1

He told me to wait outside.

I like it!

2

He

........................... that he liked it.

Jane, I’m going

3

He

........................... Jane that he was

to be late!

 

 

going to be late.

Can you help me?

4

He ...........................

me if I could help

 

 

 

him.

Don’t speak so

 

 

 

fast!

5

He ...........................

me not to speak

 

 

 

so fast.

16 Underline the correct tense. What were the speakers’ exact words?

1A: Where’s Ann?

B:She’s gone home. She said she wasn’t feeling/isn’t feeling well.

2A: Is Mike coming to the party tomorrow?

B:He told me that he will come/would come straight after work.

3A: Are you going to the supermarket tonight?

B:No, John said that he would do/have done the shopping this week.

4A: Sarah asked me to help her with her essay.

B:Yes, she told me that she was having/has problems with it.

5A: When I saw Julie this morning she said that she was going/went into town.

B:Yes, I bumped into her at the bus stop. She said that she was doing/is doing her Christmas shopping.

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17 Rewrite the shop assistant’s comments as reported speech.

 

Keep your receipt

1 Would you like

2 in case you want

to return them.

anything else?

 

3

Would you like

That comes

a bag for them?

4 to í34.95

 

altogether.

5 How would

 

you like to pay?

6 Sign here,

 

please.

 

1 Jane asked if she would like anything else.

 

18 Read the dialogue, then report the conversation that Mark had with James.

Mark: Oh, hi James. How are you? James: I’m fine.

Mark: Why aren’t you at work?

James: I’ve taken a day’s holiday because I have so much to do.

Mark: Are you still looking for a new flat?

James: Actually, I found a place on Porter Street yesterday. That’s why I’m so busy, I’m moving in this afternoon. I’ve just come into town to collect the van I’ve hired to move all my things ...

Mark asked James how he was.

19 Rewrite the direct questions as reported speech.

1“Do you know what time the bank closes on

Saturdays?” Lucy asked Jenny.

2 “Has anyone seen Jill this morning?” Jack asked.

3“Where are you going tomorrow night?” Pete asked Joan.

4“Who is coming to lunch today?” Laura asked Tony.

5“Have you ever been here before?” Richard asked Ann.

Prepositions

Appendix 1

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3She was wearing a long thick coat and a scarf to

 

protect herself .................

the cold.

 

 

4

Mark takes great pleasure ...........

doing

the

 

Christmas shopping.

 

 

 

5

Jane can’t part ...................

this ring. Her mother

 

gave it to her when she graduated from university.

6

He’s a good teacher and very popular ...........

his

 

students.

 

 

 

7

Heather prides herself ...........

her honesty.

 

8

Graham takes pride ...........

his job.

 

 

9

The thought had never occurred ...........

Malcolm

 

before.

 

 

 

10

She has very sensitive skin and is prone ...........

 

 

getting all sorts of rashes.

 

 

11

The doctors need to operate ...........

him.

 

12

The government is introducing new laws to

 

prevent people ...........

getting away with online

 

crime.

 

 

 

b.Fill in the correct preposition. Then, choose any five phrases and make sentences using them.

1 to be ..........

a tight budget;

2 to bear sth ..........

mind; 3 to be hopeless ..........

sth; 4 to be dedicated

.......... sth; 5 to be delighted ..........

sth;

6 to be

grateful ..........

sth; 7 to be pleased ..................

sth;

8 to appeal ..........

sb; 9 to be

.......... a list

Phrasal Verbs

Appendix 2

21 Fill in the correct particles. Then explain the phrasal verbs.

1

I’m looking ...........................

my niece at the

 

weekend. Her parents are going away.

2

Since it was his first offence, they let him ...............

 

............... a caution.

 

3

The police are looking ................

the theft at the

 

school.

 

4You have to come tonight. Dawn will be really upset if you let her ........................... .

5Charlie spoke to the estate agent and we’re going

to look ...........................

the flat this afternoon.

20 a.

Fill in the correct preposition. Then in your own

 

words explain the prepositional phrases.

1

He is very proud ..............

his daughter, especially

 

now she is at university.

 

2

Many people object ................

the council’s plan

 

to build a new road through the town centre.

6I must have put on weight. I’ll have to let these trousers ........................... .

7She’s so arrogant. She always seems to be looking

........... ........... the rest of us.

 

8 James looked ...........................

his essay again

before he handed it in.

 

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