Solutions Upper-Inter. Unit 3

1 Which part of body do you use to make the gestures and expressions? Put the words in the right groups. head nod shake face pout scowl wink hand point wave 2 Complete the sentences with the correct words.Click on the gap and you will see options to choose from. 1 People will see it as a sign of boredom if you are yawning all the time.2 If you bite your nails, people will think it is a sign of anxiety.3 People will say you are showing arrogance if you purse your lips.4 People will see it as a sign of friendliness if you wave.5 If you grimace, people will say you are showing disgust.6 If you raise your eyebrows, people will think it is a sign of surprise. 3 Write words that match the descriptions.Type your answers in the box below, e.g. 1 wink, 2 gasp... 1 Some people do this in their sleep. _ _ _ _ _2 We often do these three things when we have a cold. _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _3 Some people do this before they speak. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _4 It is considered rude to do this in some cultures when you eat dishes such as soup. _ _ _ _ _5 We make this sound when we want to show disapproval of sth. _ _ _6 We make this sound to express both sadness and pleasure. _ _ _ _ 4 Choose the correct verbs to complete the text.Customs in different countries _ vary widely and it is sometimes difficult to know how to behave. ought to can must should If you are visiting Turkey, for example, and you are asked to dinner at someone's house, you _ take a gift. need might not mustn't ought to It _ be anything expensive - flowers or pastries are a good idea. must needn't has to may Try to eat everything on your plate or you _ upset your host! could can should are able to Remember that you _ point at people with your finger - it is considered very rude. should mustn't don't need to have to And you _ show the bottoms of your feet for the same reason. may are supposed to shouldn't must Watch what other people do and follow their example and you _ be fine! can have to should might 5 Correct the mistakes in the sentences. Write the corrections in the box below. 1 The winters are able to be very cold in Austria.2 This needs be the right house - it has got a green door and blue curtains, just as Lara described.3 That man mustn't be Ella's dad - he looks too old.4 You have to wait for me if you are in a hurry - I will see you there. 6 Divide the sentences into the right groups. The verb in brackets may change its form. Needn't have I _ (worry) about the test - when I saw the paper I realised I knew all the answers. Didn't need to We _ (catch) a cab as my mum gave us a lift. I managed to mend my sunglasses so luckily I _(get) a new pair. Both It was sunny so we _ (take) an umbrella. Alison _ (buy) a ticket - I had a spare one. You _ (walk) the dog. We walked it this morning. 7 Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.I can't get this tablet to work, I _ read the instructions properly. oughtn't to have can't have shouldn't have I ordered the DVD a week ago so it _ arrived here by now. should have could have may have I can't find my phone anywhere. I _ left it at school. should have may have ought to have Julie is not at home. She _ decided to go out after all. was supposed to have must have ought to have You _ promised to help Ed if you didn't have time. mustn't have couldn't have shouldn't have You _ told me you'd eaten all the biscuits! I'd have got some more. may have must have might have 8 Do you know the different expressions in British and American English? Match the words with the same meaning. boot trunk torch flashlight to queue to stand in line crisps chips dummy pacifier pack (of cards) deck 9 Match the word in British English with the words in American English. courgette zucchini aubergine eggplant underground subway indicator blinker lorry truck loo restroom noughts and crosses tic-tac-toe