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STUDENT'S BOOK - UNIT 2 – PAGE 55–EXERCISE 4

A special job!

Being a professional soccer player is a very interesting job.

Some people think that soccer players only kick a ball around, but that is not the only thing they do. They usually must follow a strict diet, do lots of exercise and visit doctors regularly to prevent injuries.

They also have to receive instructions from coaches and other staff and discuss their performance after every game. Soccer players must be able to work in teams, make decisions and solve problems fast.Anything can happen during a game!

Some football players even become celebrities, and have to go to events, represent their clubs, meet with members of the press and participate in charity events.

Every job is a complex world, but there is no doubt that soccer players really like their occupations!

STUDENT'S BOOK – UNIT 2– PAGE 57 –EXERCISE 10

a. Firefighter. A helmet protects his head.b. Scientist. With a microscope, she can see small things. c. Photographer. She takes photos with a camera.

STUDENT'S BOOK -UNIT2- PAGE 57–EXERCISE 11

a. Hi, I'm Ben Watson from Australia and I'm thirty three. I work at a fire station and right now I'm wearing my helmet because there is a fire in the city.

b. Hello, I'm George Brown, I'm forty years old and I'm from South Africa. I'm a scientist and in this moment I am looking at a virus with a microscope. I work at a hospital and I always wear an apron when I work.

C. Hi, my name is Lara Miller and I'm thirty years old. I live in New York, but I'm from England. I'm a photographer, I work at a photo studio and 'm checking my camera because I'll take some photos later.

58STUDENT'S BOOK - UNIT 2 – PAGE 58–EXERCISE 2

a. lt's a quarter past eight.b. It's half past five.c. It's five o'clock.d. It's a quarter to eight.

STUDENT'S BOOK - UNIT 2- PAGE 58EXERCISE 4

a. lt's six o'clock. b. It's half past two.c. It's a quarter past nine.d. It's a quarter to eleven.

STUDENT'S BOOK – UNIT 2- PAGE 58 EXERCISE 5

Interviewer: What time do you get up? Girl:At seven o'clock.

Interviewer: What time do you have breakfast? Girl:At half past seven.

Interviewer: What time do you train volleyball? Girl:At a quarter past four. Interviewer: What time do you go to bed? Girl:At half past nine.

STUDENT'S BOOK- UNIT 2 -PAGE 59EXERCISE 7

Mara: Hi Tom, I'm doing a survey. Can I ask you some questions?

Tom:Of course, Mara!

Mara:OK. Mm, what time do you get up? Tom:I get up at half past six.

Mara:That's early! What time do you have breakfast?

Tom:I have breakfast at seven o'clock. Mara: and what time do you go to school? Tom:At half past seven.

Mara: Perfect. Mm, what time do you have lunch? Tom:I have lunch at 1 o'clock.

Mara: And what time do you go home? Tom:Igo home at 4 o'clock.

Mara: OK. Do you do any activities after four o'clock?

Tom:Yes, I do karate at half past five. Mara: And what time do you do your homework? Tom:At eight o'clock.

Mara:OK, and, the last question. What time do you go to bed?

Tom:At half past eleven. Mara, excuse me. What time is it?

Mara: It's five o'clock.

Tom:Oops! It's late! I have to go to my karate session. See you!

Mara: See you, and thank you!

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