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      Write a short text answering the following questions:

      1 Can you remember your first day at school, university or work? How did you feel? Who did you talk to?
      2 What things do you usually notice about people the first time you meet them?
      3 Have your first impressions of someone ever been wrong? How?

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      Read the article again. Which do you think are the best three tips? Why?
       

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      Look at the underlined collocations with make in the article. Match them to the definitions.

      • to cause someone to react in a certain way

      • to try hard to do something

      • to give people positive ideas about you

      • to use something for a purpose

      • to ensure that something is done or happens

      • to be sensible or a good idea

      • make use of

      • make sure

      • make an effort

      • make a good impression

      • make them feel

      • make sense

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      Complete the tips for making a good first impression with collocations from exercise 5.

      Make use of

      make sure

      Make an effort

      makes sense

      make a good impression

      feel

      make

      1 to impress on a first date by wearing expensive designer clothes.

      2 If you are too quiet and shy you will the other person awkward.

      3 It to prepare and practise a presentation carefully before an interview.

      4 Listening is really important on a first date – you don’t just talk about yourself.

      5 If you don’t when you first meet someone, they will never like you.

      6 jokes and humour to help other people relax.

        Make use of make sure Make an effort makes sense make a good impression feel make

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      Do you agree or disagree with the tips in exercise 6? Why?
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      Listen to Anna when she meets someone for the first time. What mistake does she make? How could she make a better impression?
       

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      Look at Anna's questions (a–h). Answer 1–5.

       

      a What do you do?

      b Do you like your job?

      c How long have you been a teacher?

      d What do you like best about teaching?

      e Are you interested in football?

      f Who introduced you to football?

      g Which team do you support?

      h What kind of players are they looking for?

       

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      Using the pen in the toolbar, underline the main verbs and circle auxiliaries.

       

      2 Which questions don’t have an auxiliary? Why?
      3 What kind of word follows how?
      4 Which two questions are yes/no questions?
      5 Which question ends with a preposition?
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      Complete the rules in the grammar box with the words in the box.

      main verb

      a question word

      who

      be

      an auxiliary verb

      We often use question words, such as what, , which, where, how: Which team do you support?

      Yes/no questions don’t use : Do you like your job?

      Most questions in English need an auxiliary verb and a : Which team do you support?

      We don’t need an auxiliary when we form a question with : Are you interested in football?

      When the question word is the subject of the question, we don’t use . These are subject questions. Who introduced you to football? Who did introduce you to football?

       

        main verb a question word who be an auxiliary verb

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      Write the questions again without the mistakes.

       

      1 Why you like running so much?

      2 How many chocolates you ate yesterday?

      3 What did happen last week?

      4 Do you be nervous about your job interview?

        Why do you like running so much? Are you nervous about your job interview? What happened last week? How many chocolates did you eat yesterday?

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      Write questions for the answers. Then listen and check. What extra information do you hear?
       

      1 Where ?
      I live in London.

      2 Do ?
      Yes. I have one brother.

      3 What sports ?
      I really like running.

      4 Who the book you’re reading at the moment?
      I think Dan Brown wrote it.

      5 What last weekend?
      I visited some friends in Oxford.

      6 looking forward to the weekend?
      Yes – I am! I’m going to a party in Soho.

        wrote do you like Are you did you do you have any brothers or sisters do you live

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