Red Line 3, Coursebook

222 two hundred and twenty - two B Language 1 a a port b rich c a crowd 2 a a person who likes a sports team b the opposite of ‘expensive’ c a boat which goes across a river or channel d a text about an event or a trip e a word that means ‘everybody knows it’ C Passing on information You: Julie möchte wissen, wie sie morgen zum Stadion kommt. You: When do you want to leave here? You: Sie muss um zwei Uhr beim Stadion sein. You: You can take the bus. It leaves at twenty-four minutes past one in front of the school. d vegetarian e a stadium f a lie D Listening drugs, cars, pickpockets, noise E Writing 1 Retz is a town in the north of Austria. It has got an interesting bike museum and the town centre has got lots of interesting shops and restaurants. There is also a tennis club where I go every Saturday. 2 I think that’s right. You can see lots of animals on a farm and you can go for long walks. Holidays on farms are great for young children. Cities are loud and dirty. Farms are quiet and the air there is very healthy. OR I think that’s wrong. Farms are boring. Everything is dirty and the animals smell. You can’t go shopping or watch a film at the cinema. Cities are much more exciting and you can meet lots of interesting people there. G1 (Revision) Seite 123 We play football in a club. Our team has got eleven players. We have training every Monday. We wear Lösungen Grammar G2 (Revision) Seite 124 1. What is Chippy doing? 2. He is riding on a tiger. 3. Is Jack riding, too? 4. No, he isn’t. He’s falling into the water. 5. And what is Jane doing? 6. She’s playing beach volleyball. 7. What is the elephant wearing? 8. It’s wearing a bikini. shirts and trainers. The name of our club is FC Neustadt. G3 (Revision) Seite 125 1. The fish usually go swimming, but today they’re playing volleyball. 2. Jack usually plays football, but today he’s jumping through the trees. 3. Jane usually goes shopping, but today she’s playing with Chippy. 4. Jack usually watches TV, but today he’s going jogging. G4 (Revision) Seite 126 1. There aren’t any great films on TV tonight, are there? 2. They watch an animal programme on Mondays, don’t they? 3. You didn’t find the TV magazine, did you? 4. They have finished the packets of crisps, haven’t they? 5. Jack likes horror films, doesn’t he? G5 (Revision) Seite 127 Last week I had an accident on my bike. A taxi drove past me very fast and it almost hit me. I fell off my bike. The taxi stopped and the driver helped me. “Are you OK?” he asked. “I’m sorry, I didn’t see you.” “I’m fine,” I said. My bike was OK, too, so I rode home. G6 (Revision) Seite 128 1. She has phoned Rob about a new bike. 2. She hasn’t sent a birthday card to Cathy (yet). 3. She has ordered a new helmet. 4. She hasn’t checked her e-mail (yet). 5. She has taken her books back to the library. Lösungen Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv