Roadmap A2+ · Unit 4

4A

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Vocabulary + Grammar

4A · Celebrations & be going to / want / would like

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Celebrations: festival, contact, celebrate... be going to, want, would like

0 / 109 pts

🎉 Celebrations

📅 Plans

✓ Check

1Choose the correct alternatives.

I really love a good public . My country, Chile, has 14 of them! My favourite is Independence Day. It's a traditional for the whole country. On this day, we eat our national food. Some people cook at home and dinner parties. Other people prefer to fun in the street. Everyone eats lots of empanadas!

Every year I my birthday. It's my favourite celebration. I like it because I can together with old friends and family and spend time with them. Sometimes, I old friends from school and we for a meal in a good restaurant and a dinner party. People gifts and it makes me feel really special.

2Match questions 1–6 with responses a–f.

Matched: 0 / 6

3Complete the conversation with the words in the box.

'd like todoesn't wantgoing tolike to'm going to're going to beto dowantwants

A: So, what are you ¹ do for your mum's birthday this year?
B: Well, we ² to go to her favourite restaurant for lunch. It's her 60th, so I ³ to make it really special.
A: Oh, that sounds nice. Are you going ⁴ anything in the evening as well?
B: Yes. I know she ⁵ see all her friends, but she ⁶ to go out, so I ⁷ organise a small party at home. And my brother ⁸ to make her a big birthday cake! Would you ⁹ come to the party?
A: I would, but I'm going ¹⁰ on holiday in France! I hope you have a lovely time.

4Put the words in the correct order to make sentences (drag chips).

5Correct the mistake in each sentence — type the correct word.

e.g. Jack want to have a dinner party next week. → wants

1. Jack want to have a dinner party next week. →

2. I'd like go out for a meal this Friday. →

3. Tonight, I like to stay home and watch a film. →

4. I'm tired, so I not going to go out tonight. →

5. Can you call John? He want to speak to you. →

6. It's your mum's birthday next week. How do you going to celebrate? →

7. I no want to get a job after university. I want to travel! →

8. This party is boring and I want go home. →

✓4A Self-check

Score: 0 / 5

4B

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Grammar + Vocabulary

4B · will / won't & Organising events

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will/won't for decisions and offers Organising events: set a date, book a DJ...

0 / 86 pts

🎈 will/won't

🎊 Organising

✓ Check

1Match sentences 1–6 with responses a–f.

Matched: 0 / 6

2Correct the mistake in each sentence — type the correct word.

e.g. I no go for a run today, it's really cold outside! → won't

1. I no go for a run today, it's really cold outside! →

2. Do you need some help with your homework? I help you! →

3. It's very noisy outside — I'll closing the window. →

4. I'm hungry, I think I'll to cook dinner early tonight. →

5. It's Jenny's birthday next week. I'll bought her a present. →

6. I've got a lot of work to do tomorrow — I won't staying out late tonight. →

3Use the prompts to write responses with will or won't.

1. A: What time will you be home? It's late! B: I / know / I / leave / the office / soon → I know! I'll leave the office soon. (example)

2. A: That's the phone. B: I / answer / it →

3. A: These bags are very heavy. B: I / carry / them →

4. A: You took my car without asking me. B: I / not / do / it / again →

5. A: I bought flowers for Tanya's birthday. B: I / not / buy / any / then →

6. A: We need lots of food for the party on Friday! B: Don't worry / I / bring / some →

4Choose the correct alternatives.

How to organise a party
First, you need to a date and a place to have your party. It's a good idea to some food or people might get hungry. You could make sandwiches or even a cake! If you want to have music, you could a DJ or a band. Another fun idea is to some activities for people to do. Then you should tell people about the party. Some people just email guests or call them, but I think it's much nicer if you invitations. Finally, it's a good idea if you people about the party one week before. You don't want people to forget about it!

5Match the sentence halves.

Matched: 0 / 8

✓4B Self-check

Score: 0 / 5

4C

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Grammar + Vocabulary

4C · can/can't/have to/don't have to & -ed/-ing adjectives

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can, can't, have to, don't have to -ed / -ing adjectives: bored/boring...

0 / 102 pts

🏋️ can / have to

😴 -ed/-ing

✓ Check

1Choose the correct alternatives.

A: Hello, FitU gym. How can I help?
B: Hi. I'd like some information about your classes. How much pay?
A: Are you a member?
B: Yes, I joined last week.
A: OK, members pay extra for classes.
B: Oh, good! be very fit?
A: No. Beginners take different classes.
B: When are the classes?
A: Morning classes are on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 a.m.
B: I come then. It's too early for me.
A: No problem. We also have evening classes on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 p.m.
B: Good. to book first?
A: Yes, you book. You use our website.
B: Thank you.

2Write the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first. Use can, can't, have to or don't have to.

1. It is necessary to sign a 12-month contract. → You sign a 12-month contract.

2. It is possible to cancel your membership in the first month. → You cancel your membership in the first month.

3. It is not necessary to bring your own towel. → You bring your own towel because the gym provides you with one.

4. It is not possible to bring food into the gym from outside. → You bring food into the gym from outside.

5. If you lose your membership card, it is necessary to pay £5 for a new one. → If you lose your membership card, you pay £5 for a new one.

6. With your membership card, it is possible to use any London club. → With your membership card, you use any London club.

3Complete the texts with can, can't, have to or don't have to and the verbs in brackets.

Bikebodyplus: Feel the music and go, go, go! Our cycle class is perfect for everyone. You (have) previous experience. With bikebodyplus classes, you (get) fit very quickly. You (bring) any special equipment. Just ride with us today!

SpiritYoga: This is a class for advanced yoga students only. You (be) very strong and flexible. Our instructors (help) you improve your yoga and reduce your stress. You (bring) a yoga mat because we provide them at every class.

4Match the definitions with the words in the box.

boredexcitedinterestedrelaxedsurprisedtiredworried

1. You feel very enthusiastic and happy.

2. You feel unhappy because something is not interesting.

3. You like something and want to know more about it.

4. You feel this when you think about your problems.

5. You feel this when something happens that you did not expect.

6. You feel happy because nothing is worrying you.

7. You feel like you want to rest or sleep.

5Complete the sentences with the adjectives in the box.

boring/boredexciting/excitedinterested/interestingrelaxing/relaxedsurprising/surprisedtiring/tiredworrying/worried

1a. I don't enjoy running and I think it's really .

1b. I feel when I go running.

2a. I like watching football, but playing it is more .

2b. I get when I play football.

3a. I love yoga. It makes me feel really .

3b. I love yoga. It's really .

4a. I tried a class at my local gym and it was really .

4b. I tried a class at my local gym and I was really .

5a. I didn't think I would like Pilates. I was really that I loved it!

5b. I didn't think I would like Pilates. It was really that I loved it!

6a. I'm really about the bad news Helen told me.

6b. The bad news Helen told me was really .

7a. I think sport science is really .

7b. I'm really in sport science.

✓4C Self-check

Score: 0 / 5

4D

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Functional Language

4D · Make invitations and plans to meet

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Would you like to...? / Let's meet... / Shall we...?

0 / 70 pts

📅 Invitations

✓ Check

1Complete the conversations with the words in the boxes.

goodlet'slikeloveshall

A: We're going to the theatre on Saturday. Would you ¹ to come?
B: I'd ² to! Where ³ we meet?
A: ⁴ meet in front of the theatre. The play starts at eight o'clock, so how about 7.45?
B: Great! That's a ⁵ idea. I'll buy a ticket. See you then!

busyjointhinkwant

A: I'm going shopping in town. Do you want to ⁶ me?
B: No, I don't ⁷ I can, sorry. I've got too much work to do.
A: Oh, that's a shame. Do you ⁸ to meet up later for a coffee?
B: I'm sorry I can't, I'm ⁹ then, too. Maybe tomorrow?

canmeetsoundssure

A: Shall we ¹⁰ at seven o'clock in front of the stadium?
B: I'm not ¹¹ about that. It'll be so busy.
A: What about six o'clock then?
B: Sorry, I don't think I ¹² because I only finish work at six. Let's meet inside the stadium.
A: Yes, that ¹³ fine. I'll see you in there.

2Choose the correct alternatives.

1. We're going to the Italian restaurant tomorrow. Do you want us?

2. I'd go with you to the new shopping centre.

3. I'm not about taking the train. The bus is cheaper.

4. Do you want for a coffee soon?

5. Where shall we up this evening?

6. Thanks for the invitation, but I think I can.

7. Taking the car is a idea. It's much faster.

8. meet in front of the school after class.

9. I'm going swimming. Do you to join me?

10. It's good of you to ask, but busy for the whole weekend.

11. That like a great idea — I'll see you tomorrow.

12. So that we have time to chat, we meet an hour before it starts?

✓4D Self-check

Score: 0 / 5

4E

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Listening + Reading + Writing

4E · Unit 4 Skills

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Listening: planning a celebration Reading: the perfect celebration? Writing: replying to invitations

0 / 112 pts

🎧 Listening

📖 Reading

✍️ Writing

4.01

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1Listen to a discussion about a celebration. Why are they planning the celebration?

2Listen again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?

3aChoose the correct alternatives.

1. They want to have for everyone.

2. Danny thinks it's going to be to find something for everyone.

3. Pauline thinks sport is a idea.

4. The people at a murder mystery party are the .

5. The detectives who the murderer is.

6. Pauline is going to .

7. Danny is going to the actors.

8. Next week they are going to the evening celebration.

1Read the article. What does an events organiser do?

2Read the article again. Choose the correct alternatives.

1. The writer meets Elena in the .

2. The writer when the client arrives.

3. The client wants Elena to arrange .

4. Elena able to do everything the client asks for.

5. The client thinks Elena do everything she's asked for.

3Read the article again. Correct one word in each sentence — type the correct word.

1. The event organiser hasn't got a folder with lots of useful information. →

2. Elena says that it's possible to give the client what she says she wants. →

3. The client arrives early for the meeting. →

4. Two weeks is enough time to do everything the client asks for. →

5. Elena is worried about the celebration. →

6. The client thinks that Elena isn't a good events organiser. →

7. The writer thinks that the celebration isn't going to be a success. →

4Match the words in bold in the article with meanings 1–5 (type the word).

1. an evening you will never forget

2. something that cannot be done

3. a cover made of paper or plastic to carry papers

4. something that is the best or as good as it can be

5. a place where an organised event happens

1Read the invitations. Which invitation is a surprise party?

2Read the invitations again. Which invitation (1, 2 or 3)... (type the number)

a. is for someone who is finishing work forever?

b. is in someone's home?

c. has a dance class?

d. has live music in the restaurant?

e. has a relaxing part in the day?

f. is from 8 p.m. until late?

4Choose the correct alternatives.

1. The party is next Saturday and we'd you to come.

2. Your plans sound great, but I've got to work on that day.

3. Everything is booked for 10th April and we'd love you and join us.

4. It sounds great, but I'm I'm on holiday then.

5. Unfortunately we can't be there for your 40th birthday, but a great time.

6. Thanks for the invite. Of course we'll !

5Complete the reply to an invitation with one word in each gap.

Thanks so much for inviting me to your party. I ¹ love to come, but ² I can't make it on 3rd August. I'm ³ I'm on holiday in France then. Have a great ⁴. I'm so sorry that I can't ⁵ it.

✍️Prepare & Write

Decide which invitation you will accept, and which two you will not accept. Write your replies, giving reasons for not accepting two of the invitations. Use the phrases in the Focus box to help you. Student's own answer — not auto-scored.

Unit 4 — Celebrations