MODULE 3 Extra Practice: Section B Name: Vocabulary 1 Which topic is each sentence about? Match the topics to the sentences. A. Homeless People • B. The Mayor • C. A Traffic Jam • D. Residential Areas • E. Poverty 1. Nearly half of the people in the world live on under £2 a day. 2. In August 2010, people spent five days in their cars on a motorway in China. 3. Millions of people around the world live on the streets. 4. Some parts of the city have got many homes, but no shops. 5. Hilmar Moore was the most important person in Richmond, Texas, for a very long time. He had the job for over 63 years! 2 Write T (true) or F (false). Then correct the false sentences without changing the words in bold. 1. Stray animals live in people’s houses. 2. When you improve something, it gets better. 3. Many urban farms are in cities and towns. 4. The city looks clean when there is litter on the ground. 5. Rich people usually live in slums. 3 Complete the mini-dialogues with the words below. mayor • speed limit • disadvantage • open spaces • job opportunities motorway • graffiti • advantage • crowded • suburbs 1. A: What is a big B: There are more of living in the city? , so it’s a better place to work. 2. A: How long does it take to drive to London on the ? B: It usually takes about 30 minutes, but don’t drive over the 3. A: Why do you prefer living in the B: Because there are more 4. A: What did the B: He’s going to remove all the 5. A: What is the biggest B: Sometimes, it feels Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © . ? than in the city, so it’s quieter. promise to do? on the buildings in the city centre. of living in the city? because there are so many people. Burlington Books 1 MODULE 3 Extra Practice: Section B Grammar 4 Complete the sentences with the words in brackets. Use the Future Continuous. 1. At this time tomorrow, they (travel) to Australia. 2. (collect) litter with us on Friday? John and Beth (not join) us at the café. 3. Rob 4. When Amy 5. Sorry, I 5 (move)? (not come) to the party. Write sentences with the words below. Use the Future Continuous. 1. I / not drive / to work / tomorrow / . 2. what / the mayor / speak / about / on TV tonight / ? 3. the new urban farm / not open / on Saturday / . 4. you / plant / new trees and flowers / in this open space / ? 5. the city / change / the speed limit / here / next week / . 6 Complete the text with the verbs in brackets. Use suitable future tenses, active or passive. There may be more than one possible answer. What 1. people (do) for the homeless in the future? Some people are already working on projects. Here are some examples. The Street Store is a free pop-up shop for homeless people. Pop-up shops move from place to place and aren’t permanent. There are already more than 700 Street Stores, and the organisers 2. (set up) many more in different countries. That’s the plan! Another project is the EMPWR coat project. This winter, many homeless people 3. (give) these special coats. Why are they so special? Because they can become sleeping bags! What else? In the coming months, special Lava Mae buses 4. 5. (travel) round many cities and homeless people (offer) the chance to use their toilets and showers. These buses run on solar energy, and as a result, people using the buses 6. (not damage) the environment. Hopefully, we 7. Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © (see) more ideas like these in the future. Burlington Books 2