1.
This suit very expensive.
2.
Our children on a school trip at the moment.
3.
The people in the office today visitors from France.
4.
I’m sure the information wrong.
5.
These chocolates a present for your mother.
6.
I buy printer ink on the Internet. Stationery really cheap online.

5.2  Complete the conversation with these words.

[Climate]   [located]  [malls]   [paintings]
[parks]   [population]   [restaurants]
[temples]  [transport]    [west]

A: So, Idham, tell us about your home city, Kuala Lumpur. Where exactly is it?
B: Well, Kuala Lumpur is in the of Malaysia. It is in the Klang Valley. 
A:  OK. Is it a big city?
B:  Quite big. The is about one and a half million.
A:  What’s the like?
B:  It’s tropical so it’s hot all year round. It’s between 23 or 32 degrees every day.
A:  What is it like to live there?
B:  Lovely. Kuala Lumpur is a very green city because there are several in the city centre.
A:  What’s the system like?
B:  It’s good. There’s no subway but trains stop at most places in the city centre.
A:  Is it a good place for tourists?
B:  Yes! If you enjoy eating out, there are great . I love Malaysian cooking!
A:  What about culture? Are there museums?
B:  Yes, there are. I recommend the National Museum. It has wonderful and other works of art.
A:  What’s the architecture like?
B:  Most of the buildings are quite new, but you can see old buildings too – for example, religious buildings like the Hindu .
A:  My friends tell me that Kuala Lumpur is also great for shopping.
B:  Yes, the shopping are amazing. The best is Suria KLCC in the famous Petronas Towers
A:  Wow! Kuala Lumpur sounds great!

6.1   Complete the conversations. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets.

1.
A:  Where did you buy the book?
B:  Online. It was than the bookshop in town. (cheap)          

2.
A:  How is your new job in the marketing department?
B:  Great! The people in marketing are than the people in my old department. (friendly)                        

3.
A:  Why are you unhappy with your new boss?
B:  Because she is than me! (young)                                           

4.
A:  Which project do you want to start first: WA76 or AB90?
B:  AB90. It’s than WA76. (important)                                          

5.
A:  We have two possible flights for you. One leaves at 8.00 a.m. and one at 11.30.
B:  The 11.30 is , so let’s go for the eight o’clock flight. (expensive)

6.2    Complete the dates with these short forms.

[nd]    [rd]    [st]   [th]

1.       
A:   What’s the date today?
B:   It’s the 22 of February.

2.       
A:   When is your birthday?
B:   It’s the 31 of December.

3       
A:   When is our next team meeting?
B:   It’s the 16 of September.

4.       
A:   Is it the 23 of June today?
B:   Yes, it is.

7.1 Complete the conversations. Use the correct Present Continuous form of the verbs and/or pronouns in brackets.

1.
A: Who today? (I / meet)
B: the visitors from New Zealand. (you / meet)

2.
A: out tonight? (we / eat)
B: Yes, . (we)

3.
A: Where ? (we / go)
B: to the city centre. (we / go)

4.
A: Who to? (you / talk)
B: to my colleague in Mexico. (I / talk)

5.
A: that strange noise? (your computer / make)
B: No, . (it)

7.2 Complete the conversations. Use the correct form of have to and the verbs and/or pronouns in brackets.

1.
A: in English? (the report / be)
B: No, . (it)

2.
A: a password to access the company website? (we / use)
B: Yes. eight characters, including letters and numbers. (it / have)

3.
A: to the conference next week? (Beth / go)
B: No. to any conferences this year. (she / go)

4.
A: any exams at work? (employees / take)
B: No, . (they)

5.
A: a lot for work? (Raul / travel)
B: Yes, . (he)