ANSWER KEY, p. 73 HOW WORDS WORK

Ex. 1
2. however, on the other hand
3. also
4. according to

Ex. 2
1. also
2. However / On the other hand
3. According to
4. whereas
5. On the other hand / However

ANSWER KEY, p. 73 ex. 3c

1 c
2 b
3 b
4 a
5 a

The Lord Loves The One

Last week we looked at vocabulary related to religion. With this in mind I thought you might like to listen to a great song by George Harrison that is not very well known but which talks about spirituality. It's called The Lord Loves The One. I hope you like it and I'd love to get your reaction. Here are the lyrics so that you can follow the song.

The lord loves the one that loves
The lord
And the law says if you don't give,
Then you don't get loving

Now the lord helps those that help
Themselves
And the law says whatever you do
Is going to come right back on you

We all making out
Like we own this whole world
While the leaders of nations
They're acting like big girls
With no thoughts for their god
Who provides us with all
But when death comes to claim them
Who will stand,
And who will fall?

The lord loves the one that loves
The lord
And the law says if you don't give,
Then you don't get loving

Now the lord helps those that help
Themselves
And the law says whatever you do
Is going to come right back on you

We all move around,
With objectives in mind,
To become rich or famous,
With our reputations signed,
But the few that can reach,
To this coveted slot,
Don't escape old age creeping,
Through their bodies,
Like a rot

While the lord loves the one that loves
The lord
And the law says if you don't give,
Then you don't get loving
Now the lord helps those that help
Themselves
And the law says whatever you do
Is going to come right back on you

ANSWER KEY, p. 139, 5A

Here are the answers for the two exercises on quantifiers.

a.
1. too many
2. very few
3. both are possible
4. enough car parks
5. both are possible
6. a lot
7. a little
8. any time

b.
1. plenty of time
2. too much work
3. right
4. old enough
5. correct
6. correct
7. None
8. a lot of / lots of

ANSWER KEY p. 137, 4C

a.
1. I used to get up
2. Did she always use to . . . ?
3. D you usually have breakfast . . .?
4. They didn't use to have
5. he usually drinks tea
6. He used to be a teacher
7. Do you usually wear . . .?
8. we went to
9. Did she use to live . . .?
10. we didn't use to wear

b.
1. used to live
2. Did you use to have
3. didn't use to like
4. used to be
5. did you use to work
6. used to play
7. used to have
8. Did you use to argue
9. didn't use to be

ANSWER KEY, p.62, ex. 5c

1 c
2 b
3 a
4 c

ANSWER KEY p. 60, ex. 1a

1. known
2. met
3. colleague
4. get on very well
5. have a lot in common
6. lost touch
7. keep in touch
8. argue