1.
A : When  (the Internet / invent)?

B : (A network of computers / develop) in the 1960s.

2.
A :  When (the laptops / steal) from the office?

B :  (They / take) sometime over the weekend.

3.
A :  (the books / publish) all over the world?

B :  No, they . (They / sell) only in Europe.

4.
A :  (Anita / invite) to the project meeting?

B :  No, she . (She / tell) that they didn’t need her there.

4.2  Complete the conversations with these words.

[blue]     [comfortable]     [convenient]      [expensive]     [long] 

[medium-height]     [reasonably priced]      [stylish]

1.
A :  Is your hotel OK?

B :  Yes, thanks. My room is quite big with a  bed.

I always sleep well! And the location is for the station.

2.
A : And what about the cost? Is it ?

B : No, actually, it’s pretty .

3.
A : What does Brigitte Schiller look like? I have to meet her at the airport this afternoon.

B : She’s – about five foot four.

4.
A : OK, thanks. Anything else?

B : Well, she’s got eyes and light brown hair.

I don’t think it’s very – about medium length. And she wears very glasses –

I think they’re a famous designer brand.

A : How old do you think she is?

B : She’s in her forties, I think.

5.1  Complete the conversations with these words.

[any]   [few (x2)]   [little]   [lot of (x2)]   [many (x2)]   [much (x2)]

A : How people have applied for the sales job?

B :  Only a . – about ten, I think.

And we haven’t had CVs from experienced people – only two.

A :  Why? It’s a great job with a   opportunities. 

B :  Yes, but we aren’t offering very money. That’s the problem.

A : How do our competitors pay for the same type of job?

B :  I don’t know. I don’t have details on that I’m afraid.

A : I’m sure there is a   data on the Internet.

I’ll do a research at lunchtime today – I have about 30 minutes then. 

B :  And I have a friends who work for our main competitor, so I can ask them too. 

5.2   Complete the conversations. Write the missing letters.

1.
A : What do we need from the supermarket?

B : A j of coffee, a b of water, and a p of sugar, please.

2.
A : The price of a g of oil has just gone up.

B : That means a l of petrol will be more expensive soon, too.

3.
A : I can’t find the s of paper with the password on it.

B : Oh no! We can’t log on to the website without that p of information!

4.
A : What are you having for lunch?

B : I don’t want a big p of food,  just soup and a s of bread.

5.
A : I can’t open this box. They’ve put m of tape round it.

B : Here you are. Use my scissors.

6.1   Complete the conversations. Use the superlative form of these adjectives. 

[ambitious]   [complicated]   [efficient]   [high]   

[interesting]  [large]   [long]   [successful]

 
1.
A : Who was salesperson in the company last year?

B : Paolo. He had sales figures across the whole country.

2.
A : Who did you think was of all the interviewees?

B : I liked Danny’s answers. I also thought he was . He had some very clear goals.

3.
A : Do you like living in Tokyo?

B : Yes. It’s one of  cities I’ve ever lived in – it’s got a population of about 13 million.

I don’t live near the centre so my commute to work is probably I’ve ever had too!

A : Is there a good metro system?

B : Yes, there are a lot of different lines so it’s one of in the world,

but it’s also probably .

6.2  Complete the conversations. Write the missing letters.


1.
A : I need to get some dollars. Is there a c e near here?

B : Yes, or you can just use the c p over there.

2.
A : Which t l do I use to get to the Old Town?

B : You can use the Number 7 or Number 10.

3.
A : Oh, no! This t m doesn’t work.

B : Don’t worry. You can buy your travel pass at a n k.

4.
A : I’d like to buy some souvenirs. Is there a s m near here?

B : Yes. There’s one in the c c.

5.
A : Can I park near there?

B : No, this is a p z.

6.
A : I need to get to the airport quickly. Can I use p t?

B : Yes, there’s a d t every 15 minutes.