Exercise 4:Where Exercise 4:Where (page 64)(page 64)

1. Where did you 1. Where did you learn to learn to drawdraw??(A) On the river.(A) On the river.(B) At (B) At almostalmost any any restaurant.restaurant.(C) At (C) At art art school.school.

…….. .. verb verb [ intransitive [ intransitive and transitive ] to and transitive ] to produce a picture of produce a picture of something using a pencil, something using a pencil, pen etc : pen etc :

drawdraw/ drɔ: $ drɒ: / / drɔ: $ drɒ: / verb verb [ intransitive and [ intransitive and transitive ] to produce a transitive ] to produce a picture of something using picture of something using a pencil, pen etc : a pencil, pen etc : Katie had drawn a cottage with a Katie had drawn a cottage with a little stream running next to it. little stream running next to it.

…….. .. adverb adverb nearly, but not completely nearly, but not completely or not quite or not quite

almostalmost/ ‘ɔːlməʊst $ / ‘ɔːlməʊst $ ‘ɒːlmoʊst, ɒːl’moʊst / ‘ɒːlmoʊst, ɒːl’moʊst / adverb adverb nearly, but not completely nearly, but not completely or not quite : or not quite : Have you almost finished? . Have you almost finished? . almost almost all/every/everything all/every/everything Marsha visits her son almost Marsha visits her son almost every day.every day.

…….. .. noun noun [ uncountable ] the use of [ uncountable ] the use of painting, drawing, painting, drawing, sculpture etc to represent sculpture etc to represent things or express ideas things or express ideas

artart / ɑːt $ ɑːrt / / ɑːt $ ɑːrt / noun noun [ uncountable ] the use of [ uncountable ] the use of painting, drawing, painting, drawing, sculpture etc to represent sculpture etc to represent things or express ideas : things or express ideas : the Museum of Modern Art in the Museum of Modern Art in New York New York an example of early Indian artan example of early Indian art

1. Where did you 1. Where did you learn to draw?learn to draw?(A) On the river.(A) On the river.(B) At almost any (B) At almost any restaurant.restaurant.(C) At art school.(C) At art school.

2. Where would you 2. Where would you recommendrecommend we eat? we eat?(A) Sit anywhere. The (A) Sit anywhere. The seats aren’t seats aren’t reservedreserved..(B) What kind of food (B) What kind of food do you like?do you like?(C) This time of year (C) This time of year you should fly south. you should fly south.

…….. .. verb verb [ transitive ] [ transitive ] to advise someone to do to advise someone to do something, especially something, especially because you have special because you have special knowledge of a situation knowledge of a situation or subject or subject

recommendrecommend/ rekəˈmend / / rekəˈmend / verb verb [ transitive ] [ transitive ] to advise someone to do to advise someone to do something, especially because something, especially because you have special knowledge of you have special knowledge of a situation or subject a situation or subject recommend (that)recommend (that) I recommend that you get some I recommend that you get some professional advice. professional advice. recommend doing somethingrecommend doing something I would never recommend using a I would never recommend using a sunbed on a regular basis.sunbed on a regular basis.

…….. .. verb verb [ transitive ] to [ transitive ] to arrange for a place in a arrange for a place in a hotel, restaurant, plane hotel, restaurant, plane etc to be kept for you to etc to be kept for you to use at a particular time use at a particular time in the future → in the future → bookbook

reservereserve / rɪˈzɜːv $ - / rɪˈzɜːv $ -ɜːrv / ɜːrv / verb verb [ transitive ] [ transitive ] to arrange for a place in to arrange for a place in a hotel, restaurant, plane a hotel, restaurant, plane etc to be kept for you to etc to be kept for you to use at a particular time use at a particular time in the future → in the future → bookbook reserve something for reserve something for somebody/somethingsomebody/something I’d like to reserve a table for two.I’d like to reserve a table for two.

2. Where would you 2. Where would you recommend we eat?recommend we eat?(A) Sit anywhere. The (A) Sit anywhere. The seats aren’t seats aren’t reserved.reserved.(B) What kind of food (B) What kind of food do you like?do you like?(C) This time of year (C) This time of year you should fly south. you should fly south.

3. Where will we be 3. Where will we be this time next year?this time next year?(A) We’ll be home, (A) We’ll be home, as as usualusual..(B) She’s going to (B) She’s going to EuropeEurope..(C) I (C) I celebratecelebrate New New Year’s at home.Year’s at home.

…….. .. in the way that in the way that happens or exists most of happens or exists most of the time the time

usualusual / ‘ju:ʒuəl, ‘ju:ʒ / ‘ju:ʒuəl, ‘ju:ʒ ə ə l / l / adjective adjective as usualas usual in the way that in the way that happens or exists most of happens or exists most of the time : the time : As usual, they’d left the children As usual, they’d left the children at home with Susan. at home with Susan. They didn’t invite any women, as They didn’t invite any women, as usual.usual.

…….. .. noun noun 11 the continent that is the continent that is north of the Mediterranean north of the Mediterranean and goes as far east as and goes as far east as the Ural Mountains in the Ural Mountains in Russia : Russia : 22 British English British English the European the European Union Union 33 British English British English the the continent of Europe not continent of Europe not including Britain and including Britain and Ireland : Ireland :

EuropeEurope / ‘jʊərəp $ ‘jʊr- / / ‘jʊərəp $ ‘jʊr- / noun noun 11 the continent that is north the continent that is north of the Mediterranean and goes of the Mediterranean and goes as far east as the Ural as far east as the Ural Mountains in Russia : Mountains in Russia : eastern Europe eastern Europe 22 British English British English the European the European Union : Union : the Prime Minister’s stated aim of the Prime Minister’s stated aim of keeping Britain at the heart of keeping Britain at the heart of Europe Europe 33 British English British English the continent the continent of Europe not including of Europe not including Britain and Ireland : Britain and Ireland : British exports to EuropeBritish exports to Europe

…….. .. verb verb [ intransitive and [ intransitive and transitive ] to show that transitive ] to show that an event or occasion is an event or occasion is important by doing important by doing something special or something special or enjoyable → enjoyable → celebrationcelebration

celebratecelebrate/ ‘seləbreɪt, / ‘seləbreɪt, ‘selɪbreɪt / ‘selɪbreɪt / verb verb [ intransitive and [ intransitive and transitive ] to show that an transitive ] to show that an event or occasion is event or occasion is important by doing something important by doing something special or enjoyable → special or enjoyable → celebrationcelebration : : It’s Dad’s birthday and we’re going It’s Dad’s birthday and we’re going out for a meal to celebrate. out for a meal to celebrate. celebrate celebrate Christmas/Thanksgiving etcChristmas/Thanksgiving etc How do you usually celebrate New How do you usually celebrate New Year?Year?

3. Where will we be 3. Where will we be this time next year?this time next year?(A) We’ll be home, as (A) We’ll be home, as usual.usual.(B) She’s going to (B) She’s going to Europe.Europe.(C) I celebrate New (C) I celebrate New Year’s at home.Year’s at home.

4. Where could I find 4. Where could I find a pair ofa pair of shoes like shoes like yours?yours?(A) My sister has (A) My sister has some just like mine.some just like mine.(B) I got them on (B) I got them on 63rd Street.63rd Street.(C) I like them, too. (C) I like them, too.

4. Where could I find 4. Where could I find a pair ofa pair of shoes like shoes like yours?yours?(A) My sister has (A) My sister has some just like mine.some just like mine.(B) I got them on (B) I got them on 63rd Street.63rd Street.(C) I like them, too. (C) I like them, too.

…….. .. [ countable ] [ countable ] btwo things of the same btwo things of the same type that are used type that are used together together

pairpair/ peə $ per / / peə $ per / noun noun ( ( plural plural pairspairs or or pairpair ) ) [ countable ] [ countable ] btwo things of the same btwo things of the same type that are used type that are used together together pair of pair of a new pair of sandals a new pair of sandals pair of hands/eyes/legs pair of hands/eyes/legs etc etc She felt as if every pair of eyes in She felt as if every pair of eyes in the room was on her.the room was on her.

4. Where could I find 4. Where could I find a pair of shoes like a pair of shoes like yours?yours?(A) My sister has (A) My sister has some just like mmsome just like mm(B) I got them on (B) I got them on 63rd Street.63rd Street.(C) I like them, too. (C) I like them, too.

5. Where is there an 5. Where is there an all-night all-night drugstoredrugstore??(A) Near the (A) Near the stadiumstadium..(B) This city isn’t (B) This city isn’t large enough for me.large enough for me.(C) Put the (C) Put the rugrug in in the bedroom. the bedroom.

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] especially American English especially American English a a shop where you can buy shop where you can buy medicines, beauty products medicines, beauty products etc etc SYN pharmacySYN pharmacy

drugstoredrugstore / ‘drʌɡstɔ: $ - / ‘drʌɡstɔ: $ -stɔːr / stɔːr / noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] especially American English especially American English a a shop where you can buy shop where you can buy medicines, beauty products medicines, beauty products etc etc SYN pharmacySYN pharmacy American American English English , chemist’s , chemist’s British British English English

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] a building for public a building for public events, especially sports events, especially sports and large rock music and large rock music concerts, consisting of a concerts, consisting of a playing field surrounded playing field surrounded by rows of seats by rows of seats

stadiumstadium / ‘steɪdiəm / / ‘steɪdiəm / noun noun ( ( plural plural stadiums stadiums or or stadia / stadia / -diə / ) [ countable ] -diə / ) [ countable ] a building for public a building for public events, especially sports events, especially sports and large rock music and large rock music concerts, consisting of a concerts, consisting of a playing field surrounded playing field surrounded by rows of seats : by rows of seats : the new Olympic Stadiumthe new Olympic Stadium

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] a piece of thick cloth or a piece of thick cloth or wool that covers part of a wool that covers part of a floor, used for warmth or floor, used for warmth or as a decoration → as a decoration → mat , mat , carpetcarpet

rugrug / rʌɡ / / rʌɡ / noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] a piece of thick cloth or a piece of thick cloth or wool that covers part of a wool that covers part of a floor, used for warmth or floor, used for warmth or as a decoration → as a decoration → mat , mat , carpetcarpet

5. Where is there an 5. Where is there an all-night drugstoreall-night drugstore(A) Near the stadium.(A) Near the stadium.(B) This city isn’t (B) This city isn’t large enough forlarge enough for(C) Put the rug in (C) Put the rug in the bedroom. the bedroom.

6. Where can I get a 6. Where can I get a parking parking permitpermit??(A) Apply at the (A) Apply at the personnelpersonnel office. office.(B) At Central Park. (B) At Central Park. Bring your Bring your ownown ball. ball.(C) This road will (C) This road will take you right to take you right to entranceentrance..

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] an official written an official written statement giving you the statement giving you the right to do something right to do something

permitpermit / ‘pɜːrmɪt $ / ‘pɜːrmɪt $ ‘pɜːr-, pər’mɪt / ‘pɜːr-, pər’mɪt / noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] an official written an official written statement giving you the statement giving you the right to do something right to do something permit for permit for A permit is required for fishing in A permit is required for fishing in the canal. the canal. travel/parking/export etc travel/parking/export etc permitpermit Hikers need a camping permit for Hikers need a camping permit for overnight stays in the park.overnight stays in the park.

…….. .. noun noun [ uncountable ] the [ uncountable ] the department in a company department in a company that chooses people for that chooses people for jobs and deals with their jobs and deals with their complaints, problems etc complaints, problems etc SYN human resourcesSYN human resources : :

personnelpersonnel / pɜːsə’nel $ / pɜːsə’nel $ pɜːr- / pɜːr- / noun noun [ uncountable ] the [ uncountable ] the department in a company department in a company that chooses people for that chooses people for jobs and deals with their jobs and deals with their complaints, problems etc complaints, problems etc SYN human resourcesSYN human resources : : A copy should then be sent to A copy should then be sent to Personnel for our files. Personnel for our files. the personnel departmentthe personnel department

…….. .. adjective adjective , , pronoun pronoun [ always after a [ always after a possessive ] possessive ] used to emphasize that used to emphasize that something belongs to or is something belongs to or is connected with a connected with a particular person or thing particular person or thing and not any other and not any other

ownown / əʊn $ oʊn / / əʊn $ oʊn / adjective adjective , , pronoun pronoun [ always after a [ always after a possessive ] possessive ] used to emphasize that used to emphasize that something belongs to or is something belongs to or is connected with a connected with a particular person or thing particular person or thing and not any other : and not any other : Bring your own equipment. Bring your own equipment. Every dance has its own rhythm.Every dance has its own rhythm.

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] a door, gate [ countable ] a door, gate etc that you go through to etc that you go through to enter a place enter a place OPP exit OPP exit

entranceentrance / ‘entrəns / / ‘entrəns / noun noun [ countable ] a door, gate [ countable ] a door, gate etc that you go through to etc that you go through to enter a place enter a place OPP exit OPP exit entrance to/of entrance to/of the main entrance to the school the main entrance to the school front/back/side entrance front/back/side entrance the station entrance the station entrance entrance hall/foyer/gate entrance hall/foyer/gate etc etc

6. Where can I get a 6. Where can I get a parking permit?parking permit?(A) Apply at the (A) Apply at the personnel office.personnel office.(B) At Central Park. (B) At Central Park. Bring your own ball.Bring your own ball.(C) This road will (C) This road will take you right to take you right to entrance.entrance.

7. Where do I go to 7. Where do I go to get get rubber stampsrubber stamps??(A) The forests of (A) The forests of Sri LankaSri Lanka is one is one place. place. (B) The post office (B) The post office is around the corner.is around the corner.(C) Fill out a (C) Fill out a request. I’ll get one request. I’ll get one for you.for you.

SriLankaSriLanka / sri: ‘læŋkə / / sri: ‘læŋkə /

…… …… (n) a small piece (n) a small piece of rubber with a of rubber with a handle, used for handle, used for printing dates or printing dates or names on papernames on paper

Rubber stampRubber stamp (n) a (n) a small piece of rubber small piece of rubber with a handle, used with a handle, used for printing dates or for printing dates or names on papernames on paper

7. Where do I go to 7. Where do I go to get rubber stamps?get rubber stamps?(A) The forests of (A) The forests of Sri Lanka is one Sri Lanka is one place.place. (B) The post office (B) The post office is around the corner.is around the corner.(C) Fill out a (C) Fill out a request. I’ll get one request. I’ll get one for you.for you.

8. Where are the 8. Where are the accountants’ reports?accountants’ reports?(A) They’re in those (A) They’re in those folders.folders.(B) Down at the (B) Down at the loading loading docksdocks(C) I put them in the (C) I put them in the refrigeratorrefrigerator. .

…….. noun .. noun the docks [ plural ] the the docks [ plural ] the area of a port where there area of a port where there are docks are docks

dockdock / dɒk $ dɑːk / / dɒk $ dɑːk / noun noun the docks [ plural ] the the docks [ plural ] the area of a port where there area of a port where there are docks : are docks : James arrived at the docks James arrived at the docks expecting to see a luxury liner.expecting to see a luxury liner.

…….. .. noun noun [ countable ] [ countable ] British English formal or British English formal or American English American English a large a large piece of electrical piece of electrical kitchen equipment, shaped kitchen equipment, shaped like a cupboard, used for like a cupboard, used for keeping food and drink keeping food and drink cool cool SYN fridgeSYN fridge → → freezerfreezer

refrigeratorrefrigerator / rɪ / rɪˈfrɪdʒəreɪtə $ -ər / ˈfrɪdʒəreɪtə $ -ər / noun noun [ [ countable ] countable ] British English formal or British English formal or American English American English a large a large piece of electrical piece of electrical kitchen equipment, shaped kitchen equipment, shaped like a cupboard, used for like a cupboard, used for keeping food and drink keeping food and drink cool cool SYN fridgeSYN fridge → → freezerfreezer

8. Where are the 8. Where are the accountants’ reports?accountants’ reports?(A) They’re in those (A) They’re in those folders.folders.(B) Down at the (B) Down at the loading docksloading docks(C) I put them in the (C) I put them in the refrigerator. refrigerator.

9. Where do we go 9. Where do we go from here?from here?(A) We know this (A) We know this place quite well.place quite well.(B) She’s going (B) She’s going overseasoverseas..(C) Turn left and (C) Turn left and go go straightstraight two blocks. two blocks.

…….. .. adverb adverb to or in a foreign country to or in a foreign country that is across the sea → that is across the sea → abroadabroad : :

overseasoverseas / əʊvə’si:z $ / əʊvə’si:z $ oʊvər- / oʊvər- / adverb adverb to or in a foreign country to or in a foreign country that is across the sea → that is across the sea → abroadabroad : : Chris is going to work overseas. Chris is going to work overseas. Most applications came from Most applications came from overseas.overseas.

9. Where do we go 9. Where do we go from here?from here?(A) We know this (A) We know this place quite well.place quite well.(B) She’s going (B) She’s going overseas.overseas.(C) Turn left and go (C) Turn left and go straight two blocks.straight two blocks.

10.10. Where is the Where is the person with the key?person with the key?(A) I think it’s for (A) I think it’s for this door.this door.(B) She left it (B) She left it downtown.downtown.(C) He’ll be back (C) He’ll be back after lunch. after lunch.

10.10. Where is the Where is the person with the key?person with the key?(A) I think it’s for (A) I think it’s for this door.this door.(B) She left it (B) She left it downtown.downtown.(C) He’ll be back (C) He’ll be back after lunch. after lunch.

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