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Unit  36
         36.1    1  I  didn’t  phone  you  as/since/because  it  was  very  late.  or
                   It  was  very  late  so  I  didn’t  phone  you.
                 2  I  turned  up  the  radio  in  the  lounge  so  (that)  I  could  hear  it  in  the  kitchen.
                 3  The  restaurant  was  full  so  we  went  to  the  bar  next  door.  or
                   We  went  to  the  bar  next  door  as/since/because  the  restaurant  was  full.
                 4  I  stayed  at  home  as/since/because  I  was  expecting  a  phone  call.  or
                   I  was  expecting  a  phone  call  so  I  stayed  at  home.
                 5  It’s  a  very  large  city  so  you  have  to  use  public  transport  a  lot.  or
                   You  have  to  use  public  transport  a  lot  as/since/because  it’s  a  very  large  city.
                 6  I  learnt  to  drive  so  that  my  mother  didn’t  have  to  take  me  to  ...  (purpose)
                   I  learnt  to  drive,  so  my  mother  didn’t  have  to  take  me  to  ...  (result)

         36.2    It  is  possible  to  use  ‘because  of  /  due  to  /  owing  to’  in  all  of  the  answers.
                 1  She  got  the  job  because  of  her  excellent  qualifications.
                 2  We  couldn’t  eat  outside  owing  to  the  terrible  weather.
                 3  She  had  to  stay  at  home  because  of  her  broken  ankle.
                 4  The  referee  had  to  stop  the  game  owing  to  the  bad  light.
                 5S  The  flowers  died  because  of  the  dry  weather.
                 6  Owing  to  the  heavy  traffic,  I  was  half  an  hour  late.  or
                   I  was  half  an  hour  late  due  to  the  heavy  traffic

         36.3    1  as/since   2  cause  /  lead  to   3  so  that   4  lead  to   5  therefore

         36.4    Possible  answers
                 npBWN   I  bought  myself  a  walkman  so  that  I  could  listen  to  English  cassettes  on  the  bus.
                   I  want  to  improve  my  English  because  I  will  need  it  in  my  job  very  soon.
                  eR
                   I  study  English  at  the  weekend  as  I  am  very  busy  during  the  week.
                   I  always  write  words  down  in  my  notebook  so  that  I  don’t  forget  them.
                   I  don’t  get  many  opportunities  to  practise  my  English.  Consequently  I  find  it  difficult  to
                   remember  everything  I  study.
                  ON   My  brother  has  got  a  number  of  American  friends.  As  a  result,  he  gets  a  lot  of  opportunities  to
                   practise  his  English.
                 7  If  he  could  speak  almost  perfect  English,  it  could  lead  to  a  job  in  Britain  or  America.
                 8  Some  people  find  English  difficult  because  of  the  pronunciation.

                 Unit  37
         37.1    1  an  ocean          4  a  desert            7  agroup  of  islands   10  mountain
                 2  a  mountain  range   5  a  jungle  (a  rainforest)   8  a  continent   11.   Lakes
                 3  a  country         6  asea                 9  islands           12.  stars

         37.2    My  journey  took  me  across  the  Atlantic  Ocean  from  Europe  to  South  America.  I  travelled  through
                 the  Amazon  rainforest  and  down  through  the  interior  of  Brazil  as  far  as  the  Iguacu  Falls.  From
                 there  I  headed  north  again,  through  Bolivia,  round  Lake  Titikaka  and  up  to  Cuzco.  Then  I  crossed
                 the  Andes  and  finally  arrived  in  Lima.  For  the  last  part  of  the  journey  I  flew  to  Jamaica  in  the
                 West  Indies.

         37.3    1  hurricane   2  flood   3  drought   4  earthquake   5  volcano









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