Unit 3

Vocabulary Completion

• Tony managed to climb the mountain.
• Tina doesn't know how to ride a bike.
• Jimmy was able to dive from the top of the cliff into the sea.
• The boys decided to enter the cave and started to explore it.
• I can't find my keys; I looked everywhere.
• The children began to jump up and down with excitement.
• Don't cry. Everything will be fine.
• In the end, they managed to pull the boys out of the cave.

Choosing Correct Options

• After the snowstorm, the roads were icy and slippery.
• Deserts are very dry areas as they hardly get any rain.
• The strong wind blew over most of the trees in a village.
• It's only light rain – you don't need to take an umbrella.
• The fog was so thick that it was difficult to see anything.
• It was sunny yesterday and someone went swimming.

Feelings Completion

• "I failed my maths exam" indicates a feeling of being unhappy.
• "I wasn't in the building when it caught fire" indicates feeling lucky.
• "I lost my way and it is dark" suggests feeling worried.
• "I won a trip to Australia!" indicates feeling excited.
• "I'm always doing the same thing again and again" suggests feeling bored.
• "Annie is two hours late for dinner; maybe something happened to her" indicates feeling afraid.

Grammar in Use: Past Continuous

• It was not raining when we went to the beach.
• I was packing my bags while you were sleeping.
• Did they have a good time while they were travelling around France?
• It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining and the bird were singing.
• Were you studying at 6 pm yesterday, "Yes, I was".

Grammar in Use: When/While and Past Tense

• While she was snorkelling in the sea, she saw a dolphin swimming close to her.
• What were you doing when someone called you last night?
• The sun was not shining when we left.
• Keira was lying on the beach while Fred read a book.

Speaking: Choosing Correct Options

• A: What happened?
• B: a. We had a car accident.
• A: You had a lucky escape.
• B: a. It was a horrible experience.
• A: The car skidded on the ice. I was scared!
• B: a. I bet you were!
• A: How did you feel?
• B: b I was so glad when it was over.
• A: Was everyone OK?
• B: b. Yes. Luckily, we didn't hit a tree.

Reading Comprehension: Tracks

• Robyn went on her journey, for reasons not stated.
• Robyn worked on a farm to get money for her trip.
• Eddy was an Aboriginal friend.
• The journey was 157 days long.
• Robyn wrote a book about her journey in 1980.