
Answer — Exercise 3
9.1 - Witness·Speakout Upper-Intermediate - Students' Book
Question
- Underline the correct alternative in sentences 1-3. Then check in the article.
- Work in pairs and check what you know. What is the difference in meaning between the pairs of phrases in bold?
- Match rules 1-12 below with meanings a) or b). Use the examples in Exercise 3B to help.
Answer
a)
- seeing
- to describe
- to send
b)
- a) I remembered, then I set the alarm. It was my responsibility to set the alarm.; b) I remember now that I thought then that the building seemed very quiet.
- a) | forgot that I needed to buy the tickets, so I didn't do it.; b) I'll always remember the concert that I saw.
- a) Henri stopped first because he wanted to drink some coffee. He stopped and then he drank.; b) He didn't continue driving.
- a) Billy finished the training and later became a famous dancer.; b) Billy continued practising every day.
- a) He made an effort to recall her name.; b) He experimented by going through the alphabet to help him remember.
- a) We're sorry that we have to give this bad news.; b) I'm sorry I spent so much money on the ticket.
c)
- b
- a
- b
- a
- a
- b
- b
- a
- a
- b
- b
- a