Look at the Fire Action Information found in a hotel room, and match the signs to the correct text. A Operate the fire alarm using the nearest available call point. B Fire action: If you discover or suspect a fire C Proceed to the assembly point at: 6, Station Road D Leave the room shutting the door behind you. E IMPORTANT Before you go to bed make sure you know the means of escape in case of fire and know how and where to operate the fire alarm and how to call the Fire Brigade. F ON HEARING THE ALARM Leave the building IMMEDIATELY. G Do not stop to collect personal belongings. Do not re-enter the building. Keyword: really really = very Look at these sentences. In which sentences can you change really to very? 1 But camping is really uncomfortable. 4 I really miss the sun. 2 I really like working with numbers. 5 I’m really interested in architecture. 3 I’m really busy at school. 6 I really want that coat. It’s cold here! Complete the rules with very and really. 1 You can use with adjectives, but not verbs. 2 You can use with both adjectives and verbs. Add really to these questions. Then ask and answer the questions. 1 Who do you admire? 3 Do you know a good place to buy gifts? 2 What do you do if you’re bored? 4 What do you enjoy doing in the evenings? really = truly We also use really to say or ask if something is true. Match 1–3 with A–C. 1 He says he’s a good footballer, A all your own clothes? 2 Do you really make B but really it’s bad for your back and knees. 3 People believe jogging’s good for you, C but really he’s not. Complete these sentences with your own ideas. Then compare them with a partner. Example: Everyone says English food’s awful, but really it’s quite nice. 1 A lot of people think … but really … 3 I sometimes say … but really … 2 Everyone says … but really … 4 My friend believes … but really … 21 Reading 1 7 6 5 4 3 2 22 a b 23 24 25 148 Extras Explore 12 Choices Language skills Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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