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through the air? Urging people to vote for William Clegg in the forthcoming election.
5. A diagram of the digital camera parts is shown on page 5 of the accompanying .

1. E 2. D 3. A 4. B 5. C

I. Here is a dialogue. Dont fill in the gaps yet. First lets read the dialogue quickly and answer some questions.
Read it to yourself, please.
Guest: Im not going to stay in that room any 1 (long).
Its 2(noisy) than a train station. Last night
I couldnt sleep at all! It was 3(bad) night of my life.
Could you find me somewhere 4 (quiet)?
Receptionist: Well, its 5 (difficult) than it seems.
We have 6(practical) no vacancies.
The only room I could offer is on the top floor.
Its much 7(small)? So it wont be 8
(comfortable) as the one youre in at the moment.
Guest: Anything is 9 (good) than what I went through
last night! And I assume the price will be 10
(significant) lower. . .
Receptionist: 11(certain). Our top-floor rooms are cheaper.
Also, Id be glad to offer you a complimentary
meal in our restaurant tonight.
Are you ready to answer the questions?
1. Who is talking? Where do you think the conversation takes place?
2. Whats the guests complaint?
3. Whats the disadvantages of the new room the receptionist is offering?
4. Whats the advantage of the new room?
5. What form of extra compensation does the receptionist offer?
Now look at the words in brackets, you should decide what part of speech they are.
1. longer 2. noisier 3. the worst 4. quieter
5. more difficult 6. practically 7. smaller 8. as comfortable
9. better 10 significantly 11. certainly
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