SPEAKING. will have been; will come

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will have been; will come

is; will

are; shall / will go

Will you be; talk

shall / will finish; will have done

am; Don’t worry; shall / will drive

will have stopped

think; will see

don’t take; will be

will get; will have been; will miss

34 SS do the exercise and compare answers in pairs before you check it.

will be built

will be coming

shall/will have finished

shall/will be flying

will have finished

will not be using

will be traveling

will have been furnished

will have replaced

shall/will be relaxing

35 SS do the task individually on a separate piece of paper for the T to check it.

1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 C 7 B 8 A 9 A 10 C 11B

36 SS compare and contrast the two people shown in the pictures. They think about their greetings, relations, emotions, purpose of meeting and nationalities. They say which one they would like more and explain their choice.

Suggested answers:

It seems to me that both pictures show people’s meeting. As for the first picture we can see old friends who have not seen each other for a long time. They’re happy to meet each other again. If I am not mistaken they are from Europe.

37 SSwork in pairs. They interview their partner about customs, good manners, bad manners, and advice to visitors.

Suggested dialogue:

- Is punctuality important in your country?

- Yes, of course especially if we are talking about an important meeting.

- Is it normal to bargain in shops?

- I’ m afraid not.

- Is smoking forbidden in public places?

- No. But I wish it were.

- Must you cross your legs in the presence of a superior?

- Of course, I mustn’t.

- Is queuing usual in your country?

- I don’t think so.

- Do you take your shoes off entering a house?

- Yes, I do.

In pairs, SS compare the questions they chose and say whether they believe the answers or not. Feed back to find out what information SS found interesting or are skeptical about.

38 SS discuss with each other good and bad manners in the modern society and possible changes in them.

Suggested dialogue:

- What are good and bad manners in your country?

- It is an interesting question for me but there are a lot of them and that is why I can list only some of them. For example: to quarrel, use strong language or laugh loud in public are bad manners in my country.

39 SS discuss with each other about importance of knowing social customs for visitors.

Suggested dialogue:

- Do you really think it is very important to know social customs for visitors?

- Yes, but to some extent as it’s always difficult to memorize everything about social customs in an unknown country. It would be better to study them yourself in a real life.

40 SS have a role play. They work with a partner. They are going to make a survey about customs, good manners, and bad manners for a tourist brochure asking their classmates all possible questions. Feed back to find out what information SS found interesting or are skeptical about.

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