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B) INTER-RAIL EUROPE FROM BRITISH RAIL INTERNATIONAL The new Inter-Rail 26+ Pass offered by British Rail International is for people who would like to mix Some of the popular attractions of Europe with some of the more นทนรual experiences that can happen when you get off the tourist route. Whatever your tastes, and wherever you want to go, people of every age from 26 to 106 (and over!) will enjoy the freedom to travel as they please at astonishingly good value prices - a fifteen-day pass costs E209 and a one month pasS Costs just E269. Both give you unlimited second-class rail travel in the nineteen European countries listed at the end of this leaflet. Those countries which are not listed do not recognize Inter-Rail 26+, Planning your trip You can get brochures, maps and accommodation guides from the National Tourist Offices for each country you plan to visit. Some of the addresses are listed in this leaflet but we leave all that to you! However, the International Rail Centre at Victoria Station, London SWIV 1JY, offers a special journey-planning service. A route can be prepared, complete with any train reservations that you need, for a minimum fee of around f15, depending on the amount of work involved. Write to the above address, giving as much detail as possible about your dates of travel and preferred departure times. What else do you need to know? Reservations are required for certain trains in Europe and an extra charge is payable on some express trains. It is usually possible, however, to find an alternative local or regional service. How to book? Inter-Rail 26+passes are available from certain British Rail stations and travel agents approved by British Rail International. For further enquiries, please call 0171834 2345 or write (or call in at) the International Rail Centre, Victoria Station, London SWIV 1JY To qualify for Inter-Rail 26+you must have lived in Europe for at least six months and hold a valid passport - please bring it with you when you book. Under 26? Inter-Rail is available to under 26s for one month's unlimited travel in 26 countries at a cost of f249 - less than f10 per country. Please ask for a leaflet.

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A CONJUNCTION is a joiner, a word that connects (conjoins) parts of a sentence. (onjunctions and - but or - S0 - because - therefore if - although - even though - however in spite of - nevertheless - still - moreover - and but still hecauะ which Here are the conjunctions 1. My sister I will go there next week. you need to write on the 2. Ilike you -you are so kind to empty linesะ me. however 3. Peter turns back at me chuckles. 4. Would you like a Coca-Cola เa Fanta? and 1 5. She broke her leg. she managed to walk 20 kilometers. although 6. He is not well today. he is not going to show up. or 7. -you ever come to Denmark, I really want you to visit me. because 8. the fact that she scared of snakes, she plans but to go to Australia for her next holiday. 9. This is a very nice shirt, also very expensive. unless 10.T have more than 2500 tracks on my iPod, time to listen to any of them. Inever have therefore in spite of 11. เbeing here isn't bad after all. and 12. She is fond of travelling.. on travelling for her birthday. she always wants books nor 13. Why do ask?, -you sound as if you are bored! if 14.I don't want to be late for school,. Ireally have to go now. therefore 15.llove chocolate,. Tknow it isn't good for me. but 16. They decided to geta dog. their son is allergic to animals. although 17. He is neither rich poor. anyway 18.John is agood skier,. . _he prefers to play hockey. yet 19. we do something about it today, it will all be lost. of course 20. he trusts you. Has he reasons not to? So because เSLCollective.com

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Ih. A Have to / Don't have to Complete the sentences using have to or don't have to. Item 31-35 Choose a or b. 39. I thought the class was over. However the tcacher continucd teaching for aนother 3) minutes. 4. Yes 5. No 4. have fo b. dont have to. 40. Everybody visits this building However, it is a very popular pilace. 1. Yes 31. You be careful, because it is not safe to climb this mountain in winter. 6. Nง 32. A LifeStraw usually lasts for six months. You get a new one every six months. 33. 1 will take you there in my car, s) you walk in the rain. 34. The TV is broken, so yoน buy a new onc. 35. Tomorow is Sunday, so 1 to work. Ican sleep all day. Using however Do(es) the sentence(s) below use the word however correctly? 36. The LifeStraw is small and easy to carry. However, it is very light. 4. Yes b. No 37. Donald broke his dad's computer. However, he was in trouble. 4. Yes 6. No 38. Scientists told people ncar the volcano to lcave their homes. However, they wanted to Stay. 4. Yes b. No

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Present เnd R6+ Simple pAssive fen Our lives 1. (make) better everyday thanks to inventionร. But sometimes, inventions can make our lives worse. This can happen when an invention 2. (not use) according to the inventor's plan. For example, Alfred Nobel, a Swedish scientist, invented a strong explosive in 1867. It 3. (call) dynamite, and it revolutionized the world of engineering. After its invention, many bridges, tuทnels, and other structures 4. (build) with the help of dynamite. However, dynamite 5. (also, use) to kill people in wars. This upset Nobel. Before his death, Nobel decided to use the money from his famous invention to make the world a better place. A special fนnd 6. (start) in Nobel's name. Every year, Nobel prizes 7. (give) for extraordinary work in science, medicine, literature and the promotior of world peace.

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Reading ) (Curriculum Connection Civics 1.13 (0 Do you know how laws are passed in your country? Silly Laws around the World Every country has its own set of rules or laws. Laws are created by governments, and they are generally approved by a legislative body-such as the Congress or the Parliament. Laws are typically made for a reason, but some laws can be really silly. It was once against the law to slam a car door in Switzerland. And Donald Duck comics were banned in Finland because the cartoon character didn't wear pants. In England, if you found a whale on the beach, you couldn't keep it. It belonged to เ24 the king because it was considered a special animal. Until 1874, people in Belgium had to choose their children's names from a list written at the time of Napoleon. Nowadays many countries still have strict laws regarding names. It is to prevent parents from giving children ridiculous names: In Brazil, a woman was called Disneylandia da Silva, and twins were called Fish and Chips in New Zealand. However, the United States may have the strangest laws: Itis against the law to sleep on top of a refrigerator outdoors or to sing in the bathtub in Pennsylvania. * In Alaska, it is an offense to push a live moose out of a plane. * And it is illegal in Massachusetts to put a gorila in the back seat of your car. So remember, if youre taking your pet gorilla for a drive, you have to put him in the front seat and dont forget to fasten his seatbelt, or you Could be fined. Why do you think those laws were made in the U.S.? About the Reading 1. Why was Donald Duck banned in Finland? 2. Why are there laws about names? 3. What two things are against the law in Pennsylvania? 4. What is still a driving offense in the U.S. today?

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Complete the paragraph with the past perfect or simple past of the verbs in parentheses. Until I (visit) France, | (not eat) a really great meal before. But from the moment landed in Paris, everything I (eat) was incredible! Two weeks later, however, I (realize) that | (gain) ten pounds. I had put on so much weight that none of my clothes fit anymore. So I (spend) some money on new clothes, which were French and very fashionable. By the time I returned home, I (spend) almost all my money on food and clothing. But didn't mind. I (make) a lot of priceless memories when I (visit) all the best restaurants and boutiques in Paris.

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READING COMPREHENSION เOOKING FOR MAIN IDEAS Answer these questions with complete sentences. 1. Where is Iceland? 2. Who are the hardest workers in Europe? 3. What kind of health care and education systems does Iceland have? เOOKING FOR DETAILS Decide if the following statements are True (T) or False (F). 1. In January, Reykjavik is colder than New York City. 2. The language of Iceland is English. 3. Icelanders get their hot water from the ground. 4. Fish is expensive in Iceland. 5. Icelanders read a lot of books. 6. Children in Iceland work during school vacations.

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Choose the correct topic and main idea of each paragraph Cocaine is regarded today as a major social evil and as a medical problem of vast proportions. Only a century ago, however, cocaine was believed to be a harmless stimulant and cure-all. Highly Respectable scientists such as psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud experimented with cocaine. The original 1886 formula for Coca-Cola included three parts coca leaves (the source of cocaine) to one part cola nut. The original Coca-Cola was advertised not only as a refreshing beverage, but as a medicine to "cure all nervous afflictions - Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Melancholy, etc." Choose the correct topic and main idea of each paragraph Main Idea a. Cure-als were popular a century ago. b. Sigmund Freud experimented with cocaine. c. Cocaine was believed to be a harmless stimulant and cure-all d. Cocaine is regarded today as a major social evil and as a huge medical problem.

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2Corectanswers. nen พe were Children we iwould / (used to)live in London. However, in the summer we used to / always went to Ireland for the summer holidays. Every year, we 3would / always spend two weeks in the same place, a seaside town called Tramore. 0ur grandparents 4 used to / would have a house there. Our grandmother made us a big breakfast every morning and then we used / would go to the beach to play except when the weather was bad. It would / often rained! also remember that my brother and 7 would / always have swimming competitions to see who was the fastest Swimmer. He used to / would be a better Swimmer than me and he would alwayS win!

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13 Describing a person Complete the text with a linking word from the box. and but because however 50 Tพ0 Sisters People say look like my sister (8) both have brown eyes (9) we dark hair. (10) we are very different in character. She's very quiet, (11) Im a My Sister and are very different, (1) lot more sociable. we get on well together. She likes staying at home in the evening (2) watching television I prefer going out with my friends. We like to go to clubs or the cinema. Sometimes we just go to a cafe. have with her boyfriend, (3) exams Soon, (4) Im not going out very much at the moment. My sister is six years older than me, (5), she works in a bank. She's trying to save some money (6) she's going to get married this year. Her fiance's name is Ferdinand, (7) we all call him Freddy. Write a similar short paragraph about yourself and someone in your family. Unit 2 - The way we live 15