A load of old ju nk

Phrasal verbs (2) ED

CJ Fill in the gaps with t he correct fonn of these verbs.

throw (x 2) come take sort give t idy put go

l've been ..d?.?!.r:i.119. ou t t he ju n k in t he loft.

The future ED

a)

Why are you wa t ch i ng me?

2 Ha ve you to keep?

... ou t wh ich clot hes you want

b)...

2 Have you asked your boss abou t promo t ion?

3.................... your t oys away - i t 's time for bed!

4 I'm........................ ou t t hese old CDs! Do you wan t an y of t hem?

s Don't forget to............................. t h rough t he pocke ts

before you wash those t rousers.

6 l don't want an y money for t he old sofa - I'm happy to.......................... i t away for nothing.

7 When are you goi ng to................ away t hose old newspapers?

a Are you........................... back ton igh t or arc you staying

a t your friend's house?

3 ls Ti m t here, please?...............

4 Have you decided what you want?

s \Vhy wo n 't you l e nd hi m your laptop?

a) Wai t a m i n u te. rtl just check.

b) Because you 're going to cu t yourself.

c) Because he'll break i t.

d) Yes. I'm going to have some la m b.

e) Not yet. l'm seei ng h i m t his afternoon.

b) Mat ch sentences a)-e) in 2a) to these uses of t he future.

1 a prediction....d.....

2 a prediction based on present evidence..

9 Have you.......

mess earlier.

......... u p t he livi ng room? I t was a

3 a decision made at the t ime of spea king.....

4 a plan to do som ething.............

s a n a rrangemen t............

·CJ Choose the correct words.

1/'ll leave at five o'clock because I need

MEL I know. 2....... you.. (buy) him a present?

to ca tch a t rai n.

2 Don't tell my brother. Hc'/l/'s going to be furious.

3 I t hink this house will/is going to be worth a lot more in the future.

4 This t raffic is terrible. \Vc'll/'re going to be very late.

s \Vc're looking/'ll look a t some houses on Saturday.

Do you wan t to come?

6 A The ki tchen is really dirty.

B ls it? OK, I'm sorting it out/'ll sort it out la ter.

7 I'm going to work/'m working a lot harder for my

RUTH Yes. That's why I wanted to come to the market.

MEL Well, maybe we 3.••••••.••••••••••• (find) somethi ng here.

RUTH It 4 (be) hard. It's mainly a load of old junk.

ELLEN Do you t hi nk we 5............................. • (need)

an y of this slllff agai n?

next English exam.

JERRY Well, I

..................... defi nitely ·········-······

There is one mistake in each of t he conversa tions.

\Vritc t he correct sen tence.

A Arc you to looking for a nat or a house?

ELLEN

(not listen) to any of these CDs.

............. you...

to charity?

(give) t hem

B We'll have to sec what we can afford.

Arn,YO.l!..l9.9.king fQ.r g,f(!!.t.Qr..?..h.9VSL.

2 A Wha t you a re going to do wi th all those old clot hes?

B 1'11 probably give them to cha rit y.

3 A What arc you doing la ter?

B I'm play cards so I'll be back late.

JERRY Maybe. They cost m e h u ndred s of pounds, though.

Wait. I've got an idea. I 8

(sell) them on t he I nternet!

ELLEN Good idea. People 9......................................... (buy)

anything on eBay.

3

BEN

.............................. (tidy) the flat t his

4 A I hea rd you're moving to the coun t ry.

B Yes, it's going be a big change.

weekend. I t's a mess.

.........................................

(not do)

s A I'll cal ling you t his evening about t he meeting.

B OK. But I'm going to bed early ton igh t so call before n i ne.

anythi ng on Sat urday. 1 12..................................

BEN Ah. 1 can't do i t tomorro\\ ' I'm really sorr)'

I 13 (meet) Amy.

6 A M um and Dad will be fu rious when th ey sec t his!

B I'll t o t idy it up before t hey come back.

PETE OK. 1 14...

on Su nday then.

(give) you a hand

Put the verbs in brackets in the correct fonn. Use the Present Continuous, be going to or 'II + infinit ive. Sometimes more than one answer is possible.

BEN

PETE

I I mm. 1 15...............................(take)Am y to my

parents on Su nday

(tidy) 1he flat then?

RUTH Simon 1 .'s having. (have) a birt hday l u nch on Sunday.

BEN

weekend. Arc you frec then?

(do) it next

•

Flatpack \Norld

a) I KEAS newest product i n t he UK...L...

b) The history of BoKlok housi ng............

c) The adva111agcs of pref ahs...........

d) The history of prefahs i n general.....

e) Ilow BoKlok housing is buih. --·

Read the article agai n and complete the sentences wi th t he meaning of t hese names and num hcrs.

1 I K EA One.9.f.t.l:!.e..(ompanie$.t'!JH:k.ing witf!.8.oKlo.k IJ.K.

2 12

The min i m u m n u mber

3 1998

The year..

4 Over 2,000

The n u m ber of

s Japa n a nd t he UK The cou n t ries where

Verb patterns (1) ml

0 Complete sentence b) so i t has the same meaning as sentence a).

1 a) BoKlok ma kes i t possi ble for low-i ncome people to buy t hei r own home.

b) BoKlok allows f,qw.-.ir!(QrrJ.P.Qp(e to P.!!y.their wmhqrne.

2 a) It looks li ke pref abs a rc more popula r nowadays.

b) Prefabs seem _..

3 a) Over 2,000 people in Scandinavia have bought a BoKlok home.

b) Over 2,000 people i n cand i navia lrnvc decided

4 a) I n t he fu t ure perhaps more people will live in prcfahs.

b) In t he futu rc more people migh t

s a) Man y people w<1n1 to bu y th eir own home.

b) Ma n)' people would l i ke

6 a) It doesn't bot her me that I live wit h my paren ts. b) I don 't mind..............

PREFABULOUS!

1 IKEA is

working with BoK.lok UK to be part of a revolution in housing in the UK. BoK.lok means 'Live Smart' and

is a project to provide affordable

homes to people on average incomes. It aims to bu ild small communities of BoKlok housing

with at least 12 flats, 6 in each block.

2 So will you soon be able to go to I KEA and drive away with a new home? Well, no, you won't. BoKlok finds the land, gets pem1ission to build, and the low-cost housing will only be available to people who can't afford their own home. The flats are built in a factory and delivered to the sire - IKEA supply the kitchens and the bathrooms. Buyers can then choose furniture and get advice on interior design from IKEA.

3 BoKlok has been selling housing in Scandinavia since 1998 and the flats cost about 30% less than a normal flat. So far, BoKlok has sold over 2,000 homes -all of them in communities with shared facilities, such as gardens, to make neighbours socialise as much as possihle.

4 Houses of this type are called prefabs* in the UK and the USA. And they"re not a new idea. In the early 20•h century. the large American shop, Sears, offered prefabs. In japan and the UK after World War ll, prefabs were a popular way of building new houses quickly and cheaply.

5 Nowadays the price of housing in many countries makes it very difficult for a lot of people to buy or even rent. Prefabs offer home-buyers modern, quality homes which are designed by architects and are often

very environmentally efficient. In the USA the popularity of prefabs is growing rapidly with young people who want a 21" century­ designed house.

'prefabs - shon for prefabri cated houses

SD Is this what you mean?)

Materials Im

What is the main material usually used in these

/ i tems?

.rubber plastic metal paper wool

card boa rd wood glass cotton leather

Fill i n the gaps in the conversations with the phrases in the hoxes.

.You 1,1se ti 1em Do you mean it's made of You mean the word for what they're called They're usually It's stuff for

a tyre ...ml:!.o.e.r.... 6 a ball point pen..........

2 a mi rror.................... 7 a microwave oven......................

JUAN

MAN

1 .YQ.11..1!$...them. to start a barbecue.

3 sh oes. ············-·····

4 socks......................

s boxes......................

8 a jumper..................

9 a bookshelf.................

10 a magazi ne......................

JUAN

matches?

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