B: No, it wasn’t. A: Where was it?
B: It was in the kitchen.
C. Possible dialogue: A: Did you have breakfast at home on Sunday, 15
th
March?
B: Yes, I did. A: What did you do at eleven oclock?
B: I went to the supermarket. A: Did you have lunch at home?
B: Yes, I did. A: No, you didnt have lunch at home. You had lunch at a Chinese restaurant. What did you do at
three o’clock?
B: I went to a friend’s house. A: What did you do there?
B: I listened to some music. A: Where did you have dinner?
B: I had dinner at my friend’s house. A: No, you didn’t. You went to a party. Where were you at three o’clock in the morning?
B: I was at home.
D. Possible dialogues: About Brian:
A: What did Brian do on Sunday? B: He visited his grandparents.
A: Where did he go? B: He went to Oxford.
A: What time did he leave? B: He left at three oclock in the afternoon.
A: Who did he go with? B: He went with his sister.
A: How did he gotravel? B: He wenttravelled by train.
About you: A: What did you do? Where did you go? What time did you leave?
Who did you go with? How did you travel?
B: Open answers. E. Carol never goes to the theatre. Susan often goes to the theatre.
Carol and Susan usually play tennis. Carol sometimes reads after dinner. Susan always reads after dinner.
Carol always meets friends. Susan sometimes meets friends.
READING COMPREHENSION A. A3; B5; C7; DI; E2; F8; G6; H4.
B. 1. A on the twenty-eighth of October;
2. A he was the third person in his family with the name William;
3. A two children; 4. A his wifes surname;
5. A he started to work; 6. A he was very rich;
7. B playing golf.
WRITTEN PRODUCTION A. Carol visits her relatives once a week. She washes her car three times a month. She goes to the
theatre once a month. She washes her hair twice a week. She goes to the seaside once a year. She watches a video twice a month.
B. • I arrived in Los Angeles at 3 p.m. on Tuesday the thirtieth. • I stayed at the Beverly Hills Hotel. It was beautiful
• I visited went to Hollywood on Wednesday the thirty-first. There, I met the famous Australian actor Russell Crowe In the evening, at 8 o’clock, I had dinner at Gino’s.
• On Thursday, the first I went to Las Vegas. I did’t take the train, I went by bus. In the evening I won 50 on the slot machines.
• On Friday, the second I visited saw the Grand Canyon. I walked all day. In the evening I was very tired. I didn’t have dinner. I went to bed at 9:30.
• On Saturday the third I went to the airport. My flight back to Rome was number AZ 655. I left at 6:15 p.m.
LANGUAGE STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS Unit 14
A. 1. Napoleon wasn’t English. He was French.
2. The Beatles weren’t American. They were English. 3. The first man on the moon wasn’t Russian. He was American.
4. Christopher Columbus wasn’t Spanish. He was Italian.
B. 1. Where were you yesterday?
2. Was the film interesting? 3. Were there many people at the cinema?
4. What time was the film? 5. Who were the actors?
C. 1. the fourteenth of July seventeen eighty-nine
2. the fourteenth of December fourteen ninety-two 3. the fifteenth of April fourteen fifty-two
4. the twenty second of November nineteen sixty-three 5. the eleventh of September two thousand and one
6. Open answer
D. 1. Summer; 2. Winter; 3. Spring; 4. Autumn; 5. Summer; 6. Open answer.
E. 1. many; 2. a lot of; 3. many; 4. many; 5. a lot of; 6. a lot of.
