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Suggested answers:
1 I like all fruit and I adore curry but I can't stand tripe.
2 the holidays
3 language
4 Their eyes, probably.
S I enjoy meeting people from all over the world.
6 A chocolate ice-cream.
7 Arrogance and a negative attitude to life.
8 Losing my health.
9 I rather fancy going to the theatre.

Unit 70

Possible answers:
1 confessed 3 shrieked S stammeredlstuttered 7 complained
2 boasted 4 threatened 6 begged 8 urged

1 He confessed to breaking the vase (or that he had broken...).
2 The little boy boasted of being the cleverest person in the class (or that he was...).
3 She shrieked that there was a mouse over there.
4 She threatened to stop my pocket money if I did not behave.
5 He stammeredlstuttered that he had done it.
6 He begged me to help him.
7 She complained that the hotel was filthy.
8 He urged Jim to try harder.

1 adverb adjective noun 1 adverb adjective noun

angrily angry anger cheerfully cheerful cheerfulness
furiously furious fury gratefully grateful gratitude
bitterlv bitter bitterness anxiously anxious anxiety
miserably miserable misery

70.4 1 a threat 3 an objection 5 insistent
2 a complaint 4 a beggar 6 argumentative

1 urgedlbegged 3 threatened
2 a) to b) on c) aboutlof 4 all except urge and beg
5 complain - grumble; maintain - declare; confess - admit; urge - encourage; beg - plead;
grumble - moan.

70.6 Possible answers:
1 'We can easily break into the bank,' she said boldly.
2 'Thank you so much,' he said gratefully.
3 'I wish you'd get a move on,' he said impatiently.
4 'I love you so much,' she said passionately.
5 'I'll do it if you really want me to,' he said reluctantly.
6 'I don't know anyone here,' she said shyly.
7 'Of course, I believe you,' he said sincerely.

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