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page 129 2 1 hearing 2 smoking 3 going 4 watching
5 washing 6 closing 7 working 8 getting
1 1 is old enough to work 2 isn't old enough 9 skiing 10 asking.
to leave 3 isn't old enough to leave 4 is old
enough to leave 5 isn't old enough to page 133
6 is old enough to change 7 is old enough to
drive 3 1 Bob is quite good at running, but not very
good at cycling. 2 Sue is not very good at
2 1 He's not tall enough to play basketball. drawing, but very good at running. 3 Mark
2 She's not old enough to vote. 3 I'm not strong is quite good at swimming, and very good at
enough to open this bottle. 4 My French is good running. 4 Bob is bad at swimming, but quite
enough to read a newspaper. 5 He isn't old good at singing. 5 Jane is very good at running,
enough to go out by himself. 6 He's intelligent and quite good at cycling. 6 Mark is not very
enough to do well at university. good at singing, but quite good at drawing.
7 Jane is not very good at drawing, but quite
3 1 Helen's too ill to work. 2 My grandfather's good at singing. 8 Sue is quite good at singing,
too old to travel. 3 I'm too bored to listen any and very good at swimming.
longer. 4 Cara's too hot to play tennis.
5 I'm too hungry to work. 6 I'm too tired to 5 1 Ellie stayed awake by drinking lots of coffee.
drive. 7 I was too afraid to move. 8 Molly 2 Paul drank three glasses of water without
was too ill last week to go to school. OR ... too ill stopping. 3 Charles woke us up by turning the
to go to school last week. 9 Our dog's too fat TV on. 4 You can find out the meaning of a word
to run. 10 My mother's too deaf to understand by using a dictionary. 5 Mike paid for his new
what people say. house without borrowing any money. 6 Helen
lost her driving licence by driving too fast, too
page 130 often. 7 Carl did all his homework without asking
for any help. 8 Teresa cooks all her food without
1 1 homework to do. 2 letters to post? 3 film using any salt.
to watch 4 dress to wear 5 shopping to do
6 friend to see page 134
2 1 anything to wear. 2 somewhere to work. 1 1 taking 2 eating 3 shopping 4 driving
3 nothing to do 4 nobody/no one to teach. 5 stopping 6 working
5 something to finish. 6 nowhere to go.
7 somebody/someone to love. 8 anywhere to 2 1 They've just finished playing tennis. 2 All
stay 9 somebody/someone/anybody/anyone that week, it kept raining. 3 It's just stopped
to help 10 something to carry. snowing. 4 He's given up smoking. 5 He can't
help thinking of/about Annie. 6 They're going
page 131 shopping. 7 She's practising writing.
1 1 Skiing; reading. 2 Flying; going by train. page 135
3 Eating; washing. 4 Speaking; writing or
Writing; speaking. 5 Understanding; listening. 3 1 washing 2 watching 3 working
6 Shopping; shaving. 7 Working; resting. 4 playing 5 wearing 6 studying
8 Smoking; driving. 7 watching 8 shopping 9 cooking; eating
4 2 NO CAMPING 3 NO SMOKING
4 NO CYCLING 5 NO FISHING
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1 1C 2 E 3D 4B 5 I 6 J 7G
8 H 9 F
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