2. What’s the matter? You look tired, You look awful. I got fired. Oh no, that’s too bad! I’m so sorry to hear that. What’s the matter with Joe? He looks tired, He looks nervous. He got fired. Oh no, that’s too bad! I’m so sorry to hear that.

4. l u f t e g r o f l a b e r e i l t n a r e l o t y s a e-g i n o g

5.  forgetful  reliable  tolerant  easy-going

7. 1-b; 2-a; 3-d; 4-c;

8. eyes name summer need night friend YOU’VE QOT A FRIEND (A SONG) When you’re down and troubled You 1...a helping hand And nothing, nothing is going right Just close you 2 …..and think of me And soon I will be there To brighten even your darkest 3..... You just call out my 4 ….. And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again Winter, spring, 5 …. or fall, All you’ve got to do is call And I’ll be there, yes I’ll be there You’ve got a 6….. Down means depressed Fall means autumn (American English)

9.  I'm a very sociable person. I have many friends, but the one is Jackie.  Jackie is my best friend. I met her at primary school. I like Jackie because she’s funny and she makes me laugh. She’s very kind, too, and she’s always there when I need her. My friend and I spend a lot of time together, playing computer games, watching video-films or listening to music. We can talk about or even discuss all sorts of things that interest us: sport, school life, films, books.  We often go out together. Jackie and I both like jazz and so we often go to record shops. She’s also a football fan. I can’t understand this because I don’t like football.   Now decide if these statements are true or false: 1. I met Jackie at primary school. 2. I don’t have many friends. 3. She is funny. 4. We like to talk about books, sport, school life. 5. We play the piano. 6. We don’t spend a lot of time together. 7. We go to record shops. 8. We are football fans. 9. Jackie is a football fan. 10. Jackie is modest and neat.