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MG 3.3 Unit 12 FMF P. 190 - 191

 

Ex. A P. 190 

If a Philadelphia man hadn’t visited a flea market, he wouldn’t have 

purchased an old painting and he wouldn’t have found a valuable 

and rare document.

If Teri Horton hadn’t been having a garage sale, a local art teacher 

would not have seen the painting. The teacher would not have told 

Mrs. Horton that the painting looked like a valuable piece of art by a 

very famous painter.

If Terry Herbert hadn’t bought a metal detector, he wouldn’t have 

found a lot of gold.

Ex. B P. 190 

1.   Terry Herbert felt as though he were dreaming when he found 11 

pounds of gold! 

2.  We are spending money as though we were rich.

3.  It’s high time you stopped gossiping.

4.  You look as if you had seen something scary.

5.  Adel walks as though he were an old man.

6.  You’re behaving as if you owned this house.

7.   He speaks as if he had taken lessons in public speaking.

8.  Faris is talking as though he didn’t need this job.

9.  It’s about time my brother took better care of himself.

 10.   She pretends as though she didn’t start the rumor.

Ex. C P. 191 

1.   historic

2.  breathtaking/astonishing/incredible

3.  exhibits

4.  artifacts

5.  extraordinary/ incredible/astonishing

6.  ethnographic

7.   treasures

8.  king

9.  exquisite

 10.   breathtaking/astonishing/incredible

11. monuments

 12. ancient

 13. queens

Ex. D P. 191 

1.   Under no circumstances can you take photographs of any rooms 

or exhibits.

2.  Seldom do I go to museums and art galleries these days.

3.  No sooner had Ali and Ahmed arrived than the seminar finished.

4.  Not only did the ancient Egyptians know about the medicinal use 

of oils but they also knew about kohl.

5.  On no account must you touch anything.

MG 3.3 Unit 12 Writing P. 188 - 189

 

MG 3.3 Unit 12 Reading P. 186 - 187

 

MG 3.3 Unit 12 Conversation, Listening, Pronunciation and Vocabulary Building P. 184 - 185

 

MG 3.3 Unit 12 Grammar P. 182 -183

 

MG 3.3 Unit 12 Listen and Discuss P. 180 - 181

 

MG 3.3 Unit 11 FMF P. 176 - 177

 

Ex A P. 176

1.   will translate OR are going to translate

2.  will use OR are going to use

3.  won’t run on OR aren’t going to run on

4.  won’t be able to, will do

5.  will use

Ex C P. 177

a. 2 b. 4 c. 3 d. 1

1.   visit

2.  ancient

3.  explore

4.  archaeological

5.  tombs

6.  dive

7.   reef

8.  marine

9.  hike

 10.   plants

11.   animals

 12.   amazing

 13.   learn

 14.   desert

 15.   spectacular

Ex D P. 177

1.    I would go to the Red Sea in 

Egypt.

2.  I would buy a new laptop.

3.  I could surf.

4.   he would lend me his textbook.

5.  I would feel less anxious.

6.  I would be an astronaut.

MG 3.3 Unit 11 Writing P. 174 - 175

 

Many people learn English because it's like a global language. That means lots of people around the world speak it. Learning English can help you talk to people from different countries, make friends, and understand things like movies, songs, and books. Also, lots of jobs need English. If you know English, you can work in many places, like international companies or as a translator. So, learning English opens many opportunities and helps you connect with the world.

MG 3.3 Unit 11 Reading P. 172- 173

 

MG 3.3 Unit 11 Conversation, Listening P. 170 -171

 

MG 3.3 Unit 11 Grammar P. 168 - 169

 

MG 3.3 Unit 11 Listen and Discuss P 166 - 167

 

MG 3.3 Unit 10 FMF P. 162 - 163

 

Ex. A P. 162 

1.   d - You ought to/had better/should tell me what you heard.

2.  a -  You ought to/had better/ should take a rest.

3.  e-  She shouldn’t talk about other people.

4.  b - He ought to/had better/should go to the dentist.

5.  f -  They ought to/had better/should drink warm liquids.

6.  c -  You ought to/had better/should tell the teacher.

Ex. C P. 163 

1.  should

2.  may, could

3.  can, will be able to

4.  could

5.  shouldn’t

6.  may, might, ought to

7.   may, might

8.  can’t

9.  won’t be able to, can’t

 10.   can

MG 3.3 Unit 10 Writing P. 160 - 161

 

 The article talks about why gossip isn't a good thing. It says gossip can be boring and make people feel bad. Even though many things we see and read online seem like news, they're often just gossip.

 First, the author talks about meeting an old friend who only told them rumors about other people. The author didn't care about these rumors and felt like they were wasting time.

 Second, the friend thought the author wasn't interested because they worked too much. They then gossiped about someone else who got sick from working too hard, which made the author feel awful.

 Finally, the article says that bad news sells better than good news. Scary stories and rumors get more attention than happy things, and it's important to respect people's privacy and not spread gossip.

MG 3.3 Unit 10 Reading P. 158 - 159

 

After Reading 

1.   true

2.   false ( need for attention, acceptance, insecurity, feel superior, 

powerful, important)

3.   false (Gossipers are only accepted for the short period  

of time it takes to spread the gossip.)

4.  true

5.  false (Most young people gossip because they are bored.)

MG 3.3 Unit 10 Conversation, Listening P. 156 - 157

 

MG 3.3 Unit 10 Grammar P. 154 - 155

 

MG 3.3 Unit 10 Listen and Discuss P. 152 -153

 

MG 3.3 Unit 9 FMF P. 148 -149

 

Ex. A P. 148 

1.   The AC is broken. It needs to be repaired/fixed.

2.  The pants are torn. They need to be sewn.

3.  The knife is blunt. It needs to be sharpened.

4.  The car is dented. It needs to be mended/fixed.

5.  A button has fallen off. It needs to be sewn back on.

6.  The heel has broken. It needs to be repaired.

7.   The tire has a puncture. It needs to be replaced.

Ex. C P. 149 

1.   The train arriving on Platform 3 is the 10:33 Fast City Link.

2.  The doctor called out lives nearby.

3.  Instead of going home, they went to the park.

4.  While listening to the football game, he did his homework.

5.  The stock market crash occurring in 2008 affected many people  

around the world.

6.  Jack was disappointed when he found out he hadn’t been 

accepted to his first choice of university.

7.   On arriving at the airport you must check in your bags.