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    Exercício da 2a edição do American Headway 3 - CCBEUC

    Intermediate 1
    Workbook Answer Key

    UNIT 1

    1.
    Present Simple (x4) works, love, come, know
    Present Continuous (x1) ‘m going out
    Past Simple (x3) came, met, found
    Past Continuous (x1) was working
    Present Perfect (x1) has been
    Present Perfect Continuous (x1) have been looking
    Future Forms (x2) I’ll stay, we’re going to get
    Present Simple passive (x1) is owned
    Past Simple Passive (x1) was employed

    2.
    2. are made 8. was
    3. ‘ve made 9. ‘ll be
    4. took 10. ‘m working
    5. ‘m going to take 11. was working
    6. was taken 12. ‘ve been working
    7. ‘ve been

    3.
    2. went / didn’t go
    3. ‘ve lived / haven’t lived
    4. are you doing
    5. ‘ll see / won’t see

    4.
    2. F/A 3. F/A 4. A/F 5. A/F
    6. A/F 7. F/A 8. F/A

    5.
    1. 2. How long ago was the solar system formed?
    3. How many people are born every day?
    4. When was oil first discovered in Saudi Arabia?
    5. How much does the U.S. spend on defense every year?
    6. How fast is the International Space Station flying right now?
    7. How many children did Shakespeare have?
    8. How many people were killed in the Second World War?
    9. How much does the U.S. President earn a year?
    10. How long does the average marriage in the U.S. last?
    2.
    1. 40 million 3. 360,000
    2. 2 to 4.5 billion years ago 4. 1938
    5. $650,000 billion 8. 72 million
    6. 17,500mph 9. $400,000
    7. 3 10. 9 years

    6.
    Sample Answers
    2. Which languages does he speak?
    3. What (presents) did you get?
    4. How much did they pay?
    5. What are you going to see?
    6. Where did you go? /travel to?
    7. Where are you going?
    8. Who’s ho talking to?

    7.
    2. They didn’t have a great vacation.
    3. She doesn’t work in an office.
    4. She doesn’t have a brother.
    5. They haven’t shared an apartment for years.
    6. They don’t have a lot of friends.
    7. She didn’t go to college.
    8. She doesn’t have to work at night.

    8.

    2. I did 7. they do
    3. I wasn’t 8. I haven’t
    4. they do 9. I am
    5. didn’t 10. I don’t
    6. they are

    9.
    2
    /ɪ/ /ɛ/ /æ/ /ɔ/
    hit red ran saw
    build friend black wash
    /ʊ/ /ʌ/ /i/ /ar/
    push bus eat heart
    foot does meet start
    /ɔr/ /u/ /ər/
    war cool first
    short group work

    10.
    1. foreign, sunshine
    2. regret, concrete
    3. ambitious, reception
    4. typical, Internet
    5. education, economic
    6. immediate, community

    11.
    2. e 3. g 4. d 5. c 6. b 7. i
    8. k 9. o 10. a 11. l 12. n 13. j
    14. m 15. h

    12.
    2. musical 6. Employers
    3. economical 7. unemployment
    4. economize 8. employed
    5. Economists

    13.
    2. g 3. f 4. a 5. c 6. h 7. e 8. d

    14.
    a. 4 b. 1 c. 3 d. 2 e. 5

    15.
    1. with 2. about 3. at 4. to 5. to 6. about
    7. on 8. of 9. for 10. about 11. for 12. as

    16.
    1 Order: 4 5 3 1 6 2

    2 1. They are spread very widely across the country.


    2. The European Union was expanded.
    3. British companies go to Poland to recruit.
    4. They have a good reputation for being hard-workers.
    5. The older Polish community don’t find it easy to identify the new
    younger generation of Poles, and they worry about what their arrival will
    do for the reputation of Poles living in Britain.

    3 1. ‘ve probably heard, is growing, did you know, is now estimated


    2. have arrived, have been living, settled, were still living
    3. was expanded, have been taken advantage

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