OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS nglish File Intermediate Workbook Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Jerry Lambert with Jane Hudson Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden ate the ariginal co-authors of English File T and English File 210" Behind the scenes 7 Meer fois 8 be 12 Pratl Engh Eptode1 Meningie prate 11 Can youremember...? 1 [ee 1A Spencng ociey 46K Urusei ot 15 B Changing ves 49 B Thehotel of Mum and Dad 52 [Prkceal English Eplsade 4 R5j¥ night ait 52 Canyouremember.21-7 18 A Survive the drive 54 A The right job for you 21 B Men, women, and children 57 B Have a nice day! 24 Practical English Episode 2 A difficult celebrity 25 Can youremember..? 1-3 26 A Bad manners? 60 A Lucky encounters 29 B Yes, feant 63 _B Digital detox 66 57 Con you remember.” 1-9 32 A Sporting superstitions 68 A Idols and icons 35 B #thewaywemet 71 B And the murderers. 28 Practical English Esisode 3 Old friends 39 Canyouremember.21-5 ture tells a story 73 Answer KeyHow to use your Workbook and Online Practice Student's Book @ Use your Student's Book in e \e lass with your teacher. English File ; Acres AUDIO oe 4—— Look again at the Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation from the Student's Book before you Practise Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation ubithe Workbook marches for every lesson. > Listen to the audio for the Pronunciation exercises. > __Use the Sound Bank videos to practise English sounds. <<—— Watch the Practical English videos before you do the exercises. ——> Use the interactive video for more Practical English practice. Do the Can you remember... exercises > Look again at the Grammar, Vocabulary and to check that you remember the Grammar, Pronunciation if you have any problems. Vocabulary, and Pronunciation every two Files. Practise Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Course overview saBad manners? ‘When amen opens the ear door for hig vies ether ana ca cr a new wife Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Gucen Eloabeth I) I 4 VOCABULARY phone language b Complete the sentences with the words from a. si (RAR ERG eYOarela PORTE Ie teeter 1 twanted to speak to my boss personaly, so did't callback cutsboff cial engaged / busy go off 2 If give you my phone, you can hang up leave a message putsb on hold ringtone through my holiday photos, swipe text-message voicemail 3 We tumed off our shones et the start of the film to as make sure they didn't 1 to send sb a message using 2 mobile phone Is ascsienes aaa GhEAGREN Geen text/message went into a tunnel 2 tomake a caller wait until the persen they want o talk kl nesdioehoee incites eae to isfree because | never hear the one I've got. ——_— 6 I couldn't talk to my bank because the phone 3 to phone sb again or phone sb who called you earlier isa 7 When you call big companies they often 4 to start ringing you fora ae long time. 5 to record information for sb to listen to later 8 John isn't answering his phone, so I have to n later. & an electronic system that cen store messages so thet 9 Did you listen to your__last ight? you can listen to them leter Heft you a message 40 Fusuelly —_ when companies call me 7 to stop or interrupt sb’s phone conversation to try to sell me something 11 [dort have to iy friends! 8 to push the buttons on a phone ta call a number vases Hore ay mee ny ea 12 Con you = your brother and tell him 9 the sound your phone makes when sb is calling you were giese Be inte? 410 to move content across @ sereen using your finger 11. meaning that a phone isin use and can't be called 12 to end a phone conversation and put the phone dawn2 GRAMMAR obligation and prohibition a Read the article. If both forms are correct, tick (V) the sentence. I only one form is correct, Circle the correct form. What you need to know before you visit NEWYORK You have to / must have a visa to enter the USA. Wwe drive on the right! ‘You mustn't don't have to pay to visit most museums and art galleries, Entrance is usually free. You have to / must visit the Statue of Liberty. It's very impressive. You mustn't / don’t have to smoke in any public building. tis prohibited by law. “You have to / must wear a seat belt at all times in a car. ‘You mustn't don't have to go everywhere by subway. ‘You can take the bus. ‘You must / have to answer some questions when you go through immigration. b Complete the sentences with must, mustn’t, should, or shouldn't. Adam think you __ passall his exams or he won't be able to go to university, buy the blue drass not the red one. It suits you better. 1 2 3 You take phones into the exam room. 4 You__eat so many swaets. They aren't good for you 5 You be quiet when you're in the library 6 7 8 Who do you think we — avite to the party? know | 90 out tonight, but | really want to go to the concert, 1 forget to call my 3 ister back, She left me e message this morning, aSe € Correct any mistakes in the highlighted phrases. d_ Write a sentence about an obligation in Tick (7) the correct sentences. each of the places. Use must, have to, should, and ought to. 1 an airport 2 acinema 3 a football stadium 4 alibrary 5 amuseum & a swimming pool 1 SIN read ent messages when youre talking to mesa ______ 3. PRONUNCIATION 2 (ESRI vicar asi rie a work? % silent consonants :— Tap eeaia ea a. Gross-out the silent consonants in the [RUBE ge to work by bus yesterday. My car was b is words. _— 1 mustr't 4 You don't look well Yeti sh@UIE go home nee 3 lights Z 4 hour 5 YOUMSRERRWBS park hore. Ir says no parking’ ee 6 My father is a nurse and Bileftsa Ghallld work nights = Sigebe one 7 mortgage 7 In the future, perhaps AUBSREWHINAWEE speak English i and Chinese ead Sone eo anaes 8. [FRUBIRE cook lest night because we went out fer dinner. b @4.1 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. mm Caiman)Yes, | can! (Failure isnot falling down. Fala falling down and not getting up again. Richard Nixon, former US Fresidont a CT (CT 1 GRAMMAR ability and possibility, reflexive pronouns Read the sentences. If both forms are correct, tick (¥) the sentence. If only one form is correct, circle the correct form. 1 She can / is able to swim really well because she used toliveby the sea, v 2. You nec car iGaable eves va sh count. 3 Luke could / was able to read when he was only three years old, 4 Fit doesn't rain tomorrow, we can / well be able to go fora long walk 5 Sorry, I've been so busy that | haven't could / haven't been able to call until now 6 If Mile had 2 less demanding job, she'could / would be able to enjoy life mora 7 We never could / been able to dance wel, but|'d love to learn, 8 We're really sorry we couldh’t/ weren't able to come to your wedding. 9 | used to can / used to be able to speak a bit of Polish, but Ive forgotten most oft now. 10 Can you / Wil you be able to pick me up at the station when | arrive? 11. Towork for this company, you must can / must be able to speak at least three languages. 12 Ihate not can / not being able to communicate with the local people when I'm traveling b_ Read Karen Cooke's CV. Then complete the sentences with the correct form of can, could, or be able to. 1 Karan can play the violin 2 She speak a lttle Portuguese when she started working in Lisbon 2 Sho speak French 4 She design websites since 2004. 5 She finish her PhD before she left the USA. 6 She'd like speak Spanish, 7 She speak little Spanish soon 11/08/1985 Qualifications + Degree in German with Marketing (2008) «+ Master's in Business Administration (2011) + Started PhO in Business (2014) ~ incomplete Work Experience | + 2003-2006: Trainer and Operator with Tolotunken, London | + 2008-2014: Assistant then Narketing Wianage, Telefunken, New York, USA *# 2014-present: Managing Director, AM Marketing Services Ltd, Lisbon, Portugal Other Skills + IT sks ~ advanced. Course in web design 2004 «Ful ving cence Languages, + German fluent) = Portuguese (basic) certificate 2013 + Lhope to start Spanish classes next January. Hobbies and Interests * busic— play the flute an the ilin