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English Is a Subject 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR N SECNARY CHOOLS NGSH HOMEWK P 4 Wider World World 3 3 Unit 7 Getting To Know You Unit 8 No Time For Crime 33 4 0 www.pinarkoleji.com www.pinarkoleji.com P E K İYİ BİR GELECEK... WIDER WORLD 3 UNIT 7 WEEK 1 Getting To Know You A. Fill in the blanks with the words given. deal with laugh at get on well with hang out with fall out with go ahead goes out 1. Jane should …………her problems at work to achieve her goals. 2. How often does Mary ………………… Emily? 3. He asked me if he could spend more time on painting and I told him …………………. 4. Never ……………… people who are in trouble. It can happen to you, too. 5. Alex doesn’t like meeting new people very often. He rarely …………………. 6. Her children couldn’t ……………………. the stepfather. 7. I sometimes ………………………. my flat mate. He doesn’t help with the cleaning. B. Match the sentence halves. 1. Jack has a lot in common with his stepbrother. 2. This child spends too much time on computer A. The music is getting on my nerves. games. B. He has a different sense of humour. 3. Max and Emma argue quite often. C. They get on really well. 4. Turn the volume down! D. They shouldn’t get married. 5. We can’t make him laugh easily. E. His parents should stop him. C. Circle the correct answer. 1. Why would he fall out/ laugh at with someone like you? 2. I don’t want to hang out/go ahead with him around town. 3. We were going out/ laughing at the comedians at the theatre. 4. She can’t fall out /get on well with her friends at school. 5. Her father can’t put up with /hanging out working late every night. D. Answer the questions about yourself. 1. When was the last time you laughed at something? What was it? 2. How many friends do you have that you really get on well with? 4. HOMEWK 2 Wider World 3 Getting To Know You E. Complete the sentences with one word from the box. There are two extra words. put have nerves get hang sense own 1. She enjoys spending time with her friends. I never see her spending time on her _______ 2. It gets on my _______ when he asks stupid questions. 3. I took some time to _______ to know each other but then we became really good friends. 4. At the weekends I usually ______ out with my friends. 5. If you can’t _____ up with your friend’s mess, you should talk to them. F. Match the sentence halves. 1. If we had a car, a) we would buy one. 2. Jane would buy some new clothes if b) we had time. 3. If cameras didn’t cost so much, c) he had the key. 4. Tim would lend you some money if d) you asked him. 5. He could open the door if e) we would go for a drive in the country. 6. We would paint the house if f) she had enough money. G. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs in the brackets. 1. I would ride to school if I …………. (have) a bike. It’s a pity that I don’t have a bike. 2. Where ………. you ………… (live) if you had the chance to choose? 3. If I ………… (know) the answer I would tell you, but I really don’t know. 4. If you ………… (win) the lottery, what would you do? 5. If she spoke more clearly, I would be able to……………. (understand) her. 6. I’m not going to bed yet. I’m not tired. If I went to bed now, I ………………. (not sleep). 7. I’d be very scared if somebody …………… (point) a gun at me. 8. We're going by train. If we ……………. (go) by bus, it would be cheaper, but the train is quicker. 9. Don’t let Jess borrow your dictionary. If she asked me, I ………………... (not lend) mine. 10. If the ice-creams shops closed down, a lot of children ………………. (be) very upset. 4. Wider World 3 3 HOMEWK WIDER WORLD 3 UNIT 7 WEEK 2 Getting To Know You A. Read the text and fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs given in brackets. I live with my friends Dave and Frank. I work in a factory as a manager. I sometimes have to travel to different cities to visit the factory sales centres. This week, I’m really sick but I have to travel. If I (1)…………. (have) another option, I would cancel my trip. My friend Dave works in a five-star hotel and he has some issues with his job. He has received some complaints about room service. I think if he were more careful in checking the rooms, he (2) ………... (not have) these complaints. He says that he has been so busy and tired recently but if he (3) ….…. (not be) so busy, he wouldn’t have missed these issues. Frank is a teacher. He works really hard to do his best. He even works at home on holidays. If I (4).……. (be) him, I would finish my work at school and I would rest at home. Franks says that if he owned a company and worked for himself, he (5) ………. (not work) this much. B. Match the words with their relevant meanings. 1. cool off a. act unreasonably or irrationally 2. crazy b. very big piece of partly submerged ice 3. come across c. get cooler 4. icebergs d. extremely angry 5. furious e. meet or find by chance 6. lost your mind f. think or do things out of character or that is unusual 4. HOMEWK 4 Wider World 3 Getting To Know You C. Fill in the blanks with the words from Exercise B. I was reading a local magazine when I (1) _____________ an article about global warming. I said to my friend: “What’s all this fuss about? I hate cold weather. If it was warmer in the winter, I could wear t-shirts all the time. Also, we could save money on winter clothes. If rich people didn’t buy fur coats, lots of animals wouldn’t be killed because of their fur.” My friend looked astonished. He looked at me and said “If I didn’t know you, I would think that you have (2) _____________. What about the summer? It will be (3) ______________ hot. People in the South will suffer from the heat. Lots of animals will die, too, because they won’t be able to tolerate the heat.” I said: “If it gets hotter, people can go to the North to (4) ________________. And imagine if the (5) ____________ were smaller, it would be easier to dig for oil in the Arctic. And if gas were cheaper, we could use our car much more often.” My friend got (6) ________________ and left the room. D. Answer the questions. 1. Where did Fred see the article? 2. According to Fred what would happen if there were no winters? 3. According to Fred how global warming saves animals? 4. Does Harry agree with Fred? How do you understand this? E. Finish the sentences as if they are your sentences. 1. If I were a teacher…………………………………………………………………………………… 2. If I had two weeks holiday……………………………………………………………………………… 3. If I had a car………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4. If I had a pet dog……………………………………………………………………………… 5. If I were a bird……………………………………………………………………………………………. 6. If I invited a famous person for dinner………………………………………………….….............. 4. Wider World 3 5 HOMEWK WIDER WORLD 3 UNIT 7 WEEK 3 Getting To Know You VIRTUAL GREETING CARDS People celebrate several occasions around the world. They send gifts, flowers or cards to show their feelings to their families and friends. Cards are one of the most popular gifts all over the world. In Europe sending cards has become a tradition. In recent years virtual cards have been popular because it is easier to send them via social media and emails. www.ecardsforgreetings.com has provided so many virtual cards for any occasion and celebration. They can be for cultural events such as New Year in different cultures or a simple greeting such as a good morning card or an apology or a get well soon card. There are different options like adding music on your card. Some cards already have moving images and you can personalize it by adding the name of your addressee, your name and a personal note. The website reminds you of any previous occasions you’ve used the service, such as your friends’ birthdays. So, you will never forget your loved ones. Virtual gifts always keep you in touch with many people, but they can’t replace real gifts to connect you with your loved ones. A. Read the text and decide if the statements below are True (T) or False (F). Correct the false statements. 1. Virtual cards are popular because they are cheaper. 2. Virtual cards can be used for any event. 3. All virtual cards have moving images. 4. You can find a variety of cards in the website. 5. The website reminds you birthdays. 4. HOMEWK 6 Wider World 3 Getting To Know You B. Write the words for the given definitions. (First letter of the word is given as a clue.) 1. Close friends call each other b…………. 2. When nobody knows you in a place, you feel like a s……………… 3. What is your relationship with a person who is in the same class with you? c………………………….
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