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Put the sentences in the correct order. I did a degree course. I passed with good grades. I got a Master's. I did a postgraduate course. I did my final exams at school. became an undergraduate. I got a place at university. I got a degree in business studies. 2 ACSF-635 Are the sentences about English universities true or false? If a sentence is false, correct it. 1 The teachers are all called professors. False. Most teachers are called lecturers true 2 Anyone can go to university if they want to. 3 Some students go to university just to get a qualification. 4 Most university degree courses in the UK last two years. 5 Students go to lectures at university. 6 If you are unsuccessful, you get a degree. 7 Students studying for their first degree are called graduates. 8 Science students have to write a lot of essays. 9 A PhD is a postgraduate degree. 10 If you study arts subjects, you work in a laboratory. Complete the text. 5 Stephen got very good and got a The course 2 4 university to do 6.. 1 grades in his final school exams, and he went to university to do an MSc. 3 in economics. He then a year, and at the end of it, he had an offer to go business with a friend. After two years though, he decided to go back to for a PhD. He knows it will be three years' work without much money, but he loves studying, and never went to university just for a 7 that would get him a good job earning a lot of money. Over to you Answer the questions. If possible, compare your answers with someone else. 1 Do you need to pass exams before you can go to university in your country? 2 How long do most degree courses last? 3 In England the first degree is called a BA or BSc. What are they called in your country? 4 Do you have similar postgraduate degrees in your country? 5 Do you get a certificate when you finish your degree? English Vocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and intermediate

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Dinosaur Fossils In the past century, one of the most amazing findings by scientists has been dinosaur bones. Dinosaur bones also called fossils are the remains of old dinosaur skeletons. Sometimes scientists who discover dinosaur fossils just find footprints in the dirt. Other times, they find enough fossils to make a complete dinosaur. But how do dinosaur bones that are millions of years old get turned into fossils? How can something buried beneath dirt and sand last for so long? Fossil Formation When dinosaurs or other ancient animal or plant life dies, a gradual process begins. (A) Then the dead dinosaur is eventually covered by dirt and mud. (B) This leaves the hardest parts of the dinosaur- bones and teeth. (C) After thousands of years, the chemicals in the buried dinosaur's body go through a series of changes. (D) As the bone slowly decays, groundwater gets inside the bone. The minerals in the groundwater are replaced with the chemicals in the bone. These minerals are the same as the surrounding rock. As the dinosaur bone turns into a fossil, it becomes a heavy, rock-like version of the original dinosaur. It is now officially called a fossil. When scientists look for dinosaur fossils, they look for specific rock types. Fossils are usually found in either shale, siltstone, mudstone, or sandstone. Preservation (E) Preservation is an important word when studying fossils. (F) It means to keep something in the same condition for a long time. (G) One of the best examples of dinosaur fossils is in the Field Museum in Chicago. (H) The Tyrannosaurus Rex (or T-Rex) was the fiercest and largest dinosaur on the planet. It was a carnivore, or meat eater. T-Rex liked to eat smaller dinosaurs for dinner, using its powerful jaws to crush its victims. The skeleton of Sue was discovered in the dry plains of South Dakota in 1990 by Sue Henderson, a scientist. By studying prehistoric fossils, we can learn about life millions of years ago.

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Kevin Kwan: Turning Intercultural Life into Art For 25 years, Hollywood did not make a movie with an all-Asian cast. Then a man named Kevin Kwan wrote a book, and made a film called Crazy Rich Asians. The story is about an Asian American economics professor named Rachel, who goes to Singapore to meet her boyfriend's wealthy family. The film was an instant success. It made 238.5 million dollars and became the most successful romantic comedy of the last ten years. Now Kwan is famous for bringing Asian themes to the big screen. The book has been translated into several languages, and he has published two more. In listening to him talk, it is clear that Kwan's own life has been the inspiration for his witty and affectionate view of wealthy Asian society. TIMES BESTSELLER CRAZY RICH ASIANS & NOVEL KEVIN KWAN Thank ish the's by and the CRAZY CRAZY RICH ASIANS KWAN CRAZY RICH ASIANS KEVIN HINA IRLFR LEVINA Kwan was born in Singapore, and his early life felt normal in many ways. His group of friends rode around the neighborhood on their bikes, and stole fruit from the neighbors. Then, when he was 11 years old, his family moved to Houston, Texas. In the US, Kwan attended high school, made friends, and had fun, just like others his age. He was not a great student, but he did well in creative writing. Eventually, he moved to New York City, where he became a successful design consultant, with many important clients. However, while he was living in New York, he learned his father was very sick. Kwan immediately returned to Houston to care for his father, and the two began to recall memories of Singapore. Kwan was fascinated by his father's stories, and they brought back details of his own childhood. He came from a very wealthy family. His grandmother's ancestors started one of the first banks, and his great uncle helped develop a widely used herbal ointment. It was normal for several generations to live together in an elegant home, with grand furnishings and beautiful gardens. Among his friends, there was a girl who received an expensive grand piano as a birthday present. Another friend, who was still too young to drive, owned matching white sports cars. As he reflected on his family history, Kwan decided to write the memories down as stories, which inspired his novel. These people had lived through Singapore's transition into a world financial center, and he had insight into the details of their lives. In addition, Kwan was also an immigrant, so he could explore the feelings and hopes of other Asian Americans and their children. He used his experiences to write his book, and then film, about immigrants and the worlds they came from. The film's success showed that audiences like seeing the funny, painful, and rewarding stories of families, no matter how crazy or rich they are.

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Climate change and school 1 Complete the rules with simple or continuous. 1 We use the present. to talk about... A our lives and things we do every day, week, etc. B how we think or feel about something. 2 We use the present. A things that are happening now. to talk about... B things that are happening around now (today, this week, etc.). 2 Choose the correct alternative. Then match to the rules (1A, 1B, 2A or 2B) in Ex 1. 1 Siri works/is working very hard at the moment.. 2 We travel/are travelling to school by bus every day. 3 'Where's Jamal?' 'He writes / is writing an essay in his bedroom.'. 4 "Whose bag is that?" "I think it belongs/is belonging to Amy.'_ 5 Every year, some students fail/ are failing their exams because they don't revise / aren't revising.. 6 A Do you like / Are you liking netball, Anya?. B No, it's boring. I prefer/are preferring basketball. 7 Our science lessons are always interesting - this week we study/are studying the water cycle. _ 8 Nasser wants / is wanting to be a climate scientist when he grows up.. 6 3 Complete the interview with the present simple or present continuous form of the verb in brackets. A So Tariq, what' (think) of your new classroom? Having your lessons on a boat seems strange. B It is a bit strange, but 12 3 school on a boat is really cool. (like) it. Going to (understand) why the boat is necessary? B Yes, of course. It's because of climate change. We (learn) about it in our science class this week. The climate (change) and it means there is more water in the river. So we can't get to school by road. A What is it like to study on a boat? B It's exciting. At first it was strange, but now it (get) easier. It 7 (have) desks, chairs and whiteboards - just like a normal school. And there are exams soon. Sometimes I A 9 (forget) I'm on a boat. B Yes, 10 moment, I (work) hard for your exams? (revise) for my exams at the (want) to go to university and study climate science, and 1 12 (know) it's 7 important to get good grades at school. Introduction

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2. A chemical company is considering options for eliminating harmless chemical sludge from the following 2 options. (1) Prepare the site for landfilling in the factory. This option requires the initial investment for purchasing the essential equipment 130,000 Baht. Each year there will also be a cost of landfill operation 95,000 baht per year. At the end of its service life of 3 years, the equipment used within the landfill site will have a salvage value of 20,000 baht. (2) Hire a chemical sludge removal contractor to remove sludge. The contract term must be 6 years. The cost of contract to be paid to the contractor are 110,000 Baht a year in year 1-2; 115,000 Baht in year 3; 120,000 Baht in year 4; 125,000 Baht in year 5; and 130,000 Baht in year 6. a) (13 marks) If the company finances the money for this project by borrowing from a bank in which the bank charges interest on loans at the rate of 3.86% per 6 months, compounded every month. Which option should this chemical company choose? b) (5 marks) The company executives believe that the option of establishing a landfilling site within the factory seems to be a more sustainable alternative for the company. If the selection in question a) above did not select the landfilling site option, please suggest how much the initial investment for purchasing the equipment should cost so that the landfill option would be selected (assume the same salvage value of the equipment)?

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Complete the text using the correct form of the verb in brackets. (learn) was inspired 2) Maria is an advocate for promoting cultural exchange. She enjoys 1) about diverse traditions and is determined to make a positive impact. Last summer, she (volunteer) at an international festival, an event dedicated to celebrating global cultures. She was eager 3) (meet) people from different backgrounds and also hoped to be part of the dance performances, a chance for her to showcase her love for dance. During the festival, Maria's main role was 4) prepo joy in 5) (assist) the performers. She found V.tube (ensure) (witness) (help) them prepare the stage. Her goal was 6) a seamless and enjoyable event for all attendees. Maria was excited 7) ad. the audience's reactions and applause. After the festival, Maria was motivated 8) events. She aspires 9) dreams of 10) (continue) her involvement in cultural (organize) her own cultural festival one day. She also (foster) understanding of diverse global cultures.

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SA: Good afternoon. Can I help you? C: Good afternoon. Yes, please. I'm looking for an elegant dress for a party. SA: What colour would you like? C: I don't know. What colours have you got? and SA: We have got all colours. What do you think of blue? I think it matches your eyes your blonde hair! C: OK. Have you got it in medium size? SA: Yes, here you are. C: Can I try it on? SA: Of course. The changing room is over there. Does it fit? C: Well, it is a little small. Have you got a bigger one? SA. Only in red. Would you like to try it on? C: Yes, thank you. . It fits perfectly. SA: Yes, and it suits you well. C: How much is it? SA. It's 55 Euros. C. I will take it. Can I pay by card or in cash only? SA: it's upto your convenience. C. Here is my card. SA: Thank you, Please sign here. Good bye. Thank you for shopping with us. C. Thank you, good bye.

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Fill in the gaps with the type 2 conditional sentences. 1. If my children fruit, I 2. The road traffic there 3. Communication if there 4. If the cardigan. so expensive, I 5. If I (be) some policemen. (not/be) so easy. for the Internet. (not/be) (buy) it. (not have) a (borrow) one. (not/be) so (wear) it tonight. (not like) chocolate so (give) you this piece. (be) more understanding, we could have a better relationship. 8. If you 9. If you (turn) the TV on, (wake up) our neighbours. (visit) the Eiffel Tower (go) to Paris. (be) you, I (apply) (apply) for the job, computer, I 6. If the dress tight, I 7. If I much, I Second and third conditionals Fill in the gaps so as to build correct type 3 conditional sentences. 1. If you we 10. We if we 11. If I for the job. 12. If Ann she (like) raw (not/ need) to boil it. (flow) if (not/be) (get) it. you 2. It 5. I would apply for the job if I 6. If I 7. You would need to find another job if you (damage) your eyes. (be) impossible to enter the (not/be) there. building if the porter 3. If the flight hadn't been delayed, my boss (arrive) on time to the meeting. (stop) at the red 4. If the driver sign, I 5. I 13. I would eat your adorable meatloaf if I 14. If you Fill in the blanks with either second or third conditional. 1. You 2. If you 3. If you had eaten at lunch, you 4. If there were an ashtray in the house, we smoke a cigarette. 6. If the thieves store, the owners 7. If you (not have) the accident.. (eat) the soup if it (not/be) so salty. (rob) the whole jewellery would have been ruined. (take) your umbrella, you (have) some protection, (not/ catch) a cold. 8. I storm if I 9. The burglars (manage) to escape the (be) more cautious. (escape) to a foreign (not/ catch) them. (learn) to play the piano, I country if the police 10. If you you could have participated in the contest. 11. If you (study) more, you (get) a better mark. 12. There (notice) my new haircut if you had been more attentive. (enjoy) modern art, we could visit the new exhibition. (not/be) so hungry now. (be) a fight if the police (not/ arrive) in time. (not/ need) to go to the balcony to (go) to the job interview, I might have got the job. (know) how to write an application letter. (move) to a new town. 8. I would exercise twice a day if I (have) more time. 9. If the T-shirt (not/be) so loose, I would wear it. 10. If the factory (not/ close), many workers wouldn't be unemployed. 11. If there hadn't been for the snow, most European airports (not/ close) during Christmas time. 12. If there wasn't for the fire, we (freeze) to death. (not/be) a vegetarian. (teach) me how to dance, I would learn it fast. ISLCollective.com