Advanced 2 American English File 4 Workbook Answer key File 3B 1 Reading aA b 1. b 2. c 3. c 4. b 5. a 2 Vocabulary a 2. mild 3. damp 4. cool 5. lightning 6.

hot b 2. monsoon 3. floods 4. hailstorm 5. hurricane 6. drought c 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. d 7. g 8. f 3 Pronunciation a breeze heat wave showers drought scorching - pouring hailstorm gale soaked below zero flood - thunder bright lightning 4 Grammar b 2. Im going to take / Ill take 5. shes going to leave / shes leaving 3. is having / is going to have 6. re going / re going to go 4. Ill help c 2. will be flying 3. ll / will have stopped

4. ll / will have read 4. ll / will be playing 6. ll / will be working 7. ll / will have built 8. ll / will be spending Listening a3 b 1 P 2 J 3 P 4 J 5 J 6 J 7 P File 3C 1 Reading a 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. A b 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F 6. T c 2. phenomenon 3. emerging 4. element 5. pupils 6. thrill 2 Vocabulary 2. seriously 4. credit 6. time 8. advantage 3. easy 5. care 7. part 3 Mini Grammar 3. My boyfriend probably wont get the job. 4. It isnt likely that well be here this weekend 5. Theyre likely to be having dinner when we arrive. 6. There will probably be a drought if it doesnt rain soon. 7. Jessica is likely to fail her driving test. 8. I probably wont be taking part in the campaign. 4 Grammar b 2. asks 4. wont lose 6. dont take 8. will go 3. ll go 5. ll call 7. wont give

c 2. until 4. If 6. before 8. if 3. when 5. as soon as 7. after d 3. dont take the tablets until you have / youve had your lunch. 4. Ill call you as soon as I get to my hotel this evening. 5. Bring your swimsuit in case you want to go for a swim. 6. > 7. > 8. My boyfriend will call me as soon as he lands. 9. Are you changing clothes before you go out? 10. People wont be allowed to fill their swimming pools if the drought continues. 5 Pronunciation a 2. They took advantage of me. 3. I hope youll take care of yourself. 4. She never takes notice of speed limits. 5. Take it easy for a few days. 6. He didnt take part in the game. Phrasal Verbs in Context 1. on 2. through 3. out 4. out 5. down Listeninga 1. South Pacific 4. were arrested 7. American 2. their ankles 5. the United States 8. too long 3. Bristol 6. Bridge 9. double Colloquial English 1 The interview 1. long 2. sudden 3. kind 4. way 5. degree 6. picked 2 On the street

1. follow 2. into 3. see 4. for 3 Reading a 1. C 2. E 3. A 4. B 5. D Advanced 2 American English File 4 Workbook Answer key File 4A 1 Reading a He built a shelter by a stream and lived on a diet of snakes, lizards, and frogs. b 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. c 2 Vocabulary a 1. shocked 3. lonely 5. nervous 7. offended 2. homesick 4. grateful 6. disappointed 8. glad hidden feeling: confused b 2. exhausted 4. miserable 6. furious 8. thrilled 3. terrified 5. stunned 7. devastated c 2. sick 3. down 4. worn 5. eyes 6. joy 3 Grammar a 2. > 6. >

3. You wouldnt have sprained your ankle 7. wed known it was the monsoon season 4. Id really miss you 8. if she didnt smoke so much

5. if they had arrived earlier b 2. We would have made a snowman if the snow hadnt melted. 3. I wouldnt have gone for a swim if I had known the water was so cold. 4. If we had started earlier, we would have arrived by now. 5. If they hadnt been so desperate, they wouldnt have hijacked the plane.

6. You wouldnt have gotten so sunburned if you had used more sunscreen. 7. They would have regretted it if they hadnt bought the house. 8. They wouldnt have understood the movie if they hadnt read the book first. 4 Pronunciation a /t/ depressed, shocked /d/ amazed, relieved, thrilled /Id/ delighted, devastated, offended b 2. grateful 4. furious 6. exhausted 8. desperate 3. disappointed 5. homesick 7. terrified Listening a 1. are sleeping 5. hot oil 9. cleaner 2. a smoke alarm 6. close 10. pets or possessions 3. the bedroom 7. towels 4. matches and lighters 8. nose and mouth File 4B 1 Grammar b 2. must 4. cant 6. might 8. must 3. might 5. cant 7. might c 2. You might have left your bag on your seat in the restaurant. 3. My wife couldnt have taken my keys. 4. Our neighbors might have gone on vacation. 5. The mayor couldnt have accepted the bribe. 6. The thieves might have sold the stolen goods. 7. My girlfriend must have been at home last night. 8. I couldnt have borrowed any money from you. d 2. should have studied more

3. shouldnt have done so much 4. shouldnt have driven / been driving so fast 5. shouldnt have bought it 6. should have gotten dressed up 2 Reading a 1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B b 2. F 3. DS 4. DS 5. T 6. F 7. DS 3 Pronunciation a 2. You couldnt have seen a ghost. 3. They may have left by now. 4. We should have made a reservation. 5. I must have fallen asleep. 6. She shouldnt have called the police. 4 Vocabulary 2. reminded 4. > 6. look 8. heard 10. > 9. mind

3. robbed 5. argue 7. > 5 Mini Grammar

2. I1d rather sit 4. d better not eat 6. Id rather not 3. wed better not call 5. would you rather do Listening aA3 B1 C2 b Speaker 3 File 4C 1 Grammar a 2. as if / like 4. like 6. as if / like 8. as if / like 3. - 5. like 7. -

b 2. tastes 4. smell as if / like 6. feels 8. looks 3. looks like 5. sounds like 7. tastes like 2 Vocabulary a 1. wrist 3. elbow 5. calf 7. ankle 9. waist 2. thigh 4. lungs 6. kidneys 8. heart hidden body part: shoulders b 2. yawning 4. waved 6. shrugged 8. stare 3. shook 5. combed 7. blowing c 2. learn by heart 5. pulling your leg 8. tip of my tongue

3. get it off your chest 6. > 4. > 7. get it our of my head

3 Pronunciation a 2. rough 3. laugh 4. enough 5. tough 4 Reading a She cant recognize peoples faces out of context. b 1. D 2. B 3. A 4. C c 2. thoughtless 4. consoled 6. venue 8. strategies 3. to cope with 5. acquaintance 7. bump into d 2. to cope with 4. venue 6. strategies 8. acquaintance 3. thoughtless 5. a clue 7. consoled Phrasal Verbs in Context 1. pointed 2. got 3. tell 4. hold 5. Calm Listening a Women who marry men who look like their fathers. Emma seems to believe it. Jerry isnt convinced.

b 1. faces, gathers 3. attractive 5. good relationships 2. 15 4. eyes, nose, mouth 6. look like 4 Colloquial English 1 The Interview 1. show 2. difference 3. over 4. point 5. thats 6. goes 2 On the Street 1. grow up 2. made up 3. meant 4. well 5. first 1. C 2. E 3. A 4. B 5. D 3 Reading a There are no seats with a perfect view of the stage. You may get wet and cold because there is no roof. b 1. 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Saturday 2. No, it wasnt. Its about 200 meters from the original site. 3. No, there arent. There are only performances for six months of the year, from April to October. 4. No, they arent. They range from around $10 to $ 70. 5. No, you cant. 6. Yes, you can. There are guided tours all year round. 7. At the ticket office (in person or by telephone) or online via Seetickets. 8. The performance goes on. Advanced 2 American English File 4 Workbook Answer key File 5A 1 Grammar a 2. doing 4. check 6. to drive 8. Traveling 10. to pay 3. to sleep 5. seeing 7. go out 9. to receive

2 Reading a 1. hearing loss 2. musicians and users of portable music players b 2. F 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T 7. T 8. F 3 Pronunciation a /t/ chorus /k/ catchy /t/ chaos // challenge b 2. lyrics 4. lifestyle 6. psychiatrist 3 rhythm 5. country 4 Vocabulary a 2. violin 4. drums 6. keyboard 8. flute 3. bass guitar 5. saxophone 7. piano b 2. composer 4. DJ 6. orchestra 8. conductor 3. lead singer 5. singer-songwriters 7. choir c 2. tooting 4. ear 6. incomprehensible 8. monotonous 3. music 5. tune 7. moving Listening a A 2 B3 C1 D1, 3 E 3 F2 File 5B 1 Grammar a 2. driving 3. living 4. eat 5. being 6. getting up 7. play 8. get used to b 2. gotten used to working 3. not used to having

4. used to wear 5. gotten used to living 6. used to taking care of 7. gotten used to using 8. used to sleeping 2 Pronunciation a 2. Im not used to taking a nap after lunch. 3. We quickly got used to living in our new house. 4. I didnt use to have problems getting to sleep. 5. Wen is used to working at night, so he doesnt feel tired. 6. She couldnt get used to living alone. b 2. pillow 4. sheets 6. nightmare 3. jet-lagged 5. snore 3 Reading a 1. to stay awake to win a prize 2. because people were worried about the contestants health b 1. E 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. B c 2. exploited 4. endured 6. eliminated 8. watchdog 3. tough 5. rivals 7. under scrutiny 4 Vocabulary a 2. oversleep, alarm 4. sleepy 6. log 3. dreams 5. blanket 7. keeps, awake b 2. siesta 3. insomnia 4. set 5. fall asleep 6. yawn Listening a 1 A seep spa chain 2 People who are sleep deprived, e.g., stressed business executives b 1. efficient 3. leather 5. soft 7. 20, 40 9. 30

2. sick 4. blanket 6. sunrise 8. 15 10. 40