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prepare 8 unit 8

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    vocabulary . grammar
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  • My grandfather was an orphan who became a very successful businessman. It was a real r_ _ _  to  r_ _ _ _ _ story.
    rags to riches
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  • A:  Come on! Let’s have lunch out today. It’s not going to b_ _ _ _  t_ _  b_ _ _.     B:  Yes, I think we can just about afford it.
    break the bank
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  • On my current salary I can just about m_ _ _  e_ _ s  m_ _ _, but I’m not going to be able to save any money.
    make ends meet
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  • I think Andrew must have c_ _ _  i_ _ _ some money when his grandfather died. He seems to have a lot more to spend these days.
    come into
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  • My parents always p_ _  m_ _ _y  a_ _ _ _ every month so that we could go away on holiday in the summer.
    put money aside
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  • I think it’s better to s_ _ _  a_ _ _ _ _ when you’re buying a larger item like a laptop. You can save a lot of money by not buying the first one you see.
    shop around
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  • I hate seeing people p_ _ _ money d_ _ _ the d_ _ _ _. It’s so hard to earn it, so it makes sense to spend it wisely.
    pour money down the drain
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  • When Rosie gets her salary every month, she likes to s_ _ _ _ _  o_ _ on a day at the spa in the hotel with her best friend.
    splash out
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  • I wish I had more time to spend with my family.     This sentence is about
    the present
    the past
    the future
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  • Amelia wishes she had started university a year earlier.     This sentence is about
    the present
    The future
    The past
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  • I wish I could draw and paint well.     This is
    likely in the future.
    an impossibility.
    difficult to achieve
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  • If only I had paid more attention at school!     This sentence expresses
    no regret.
    strong regret
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  • 5. If only my children wouldn’t leave their clothes on the floor.     The speaker is probably
    annoyed
    hopeful.
    uninterested.
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  • I wish the meeting were taking place in a hotel instead of the office.     The meeting is in
    the past
    the present or future
    the past or present.
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  • If only train fares were cheaper, I’d visit you more often.     This refers to
    The present
    The future
    The past
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  • I wish someone would explain this to me.     The speaker is
    sorry about a past situation.
    anxious about a future situation.
    frustrated about a present situation
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