Interchange 2_Unit 9

Listen to the conversations. Check (V) the correct answers.

Q: Maria

• has some old letters from her grandmother.

• is going to sell her old cell phone to Ryan.

• is happy with her smartphone and new technology.

Listen to the conversations. Check (V) the correct answers.

Q: According to Jeremy, if Emma stays in her apartment,

• she’ll have more time to save for a house.

• she may have to make a lot of repairs to it.

• she won’t be able to afford a big old house.

Listen to the conversations. Check (V) the correct answers.

Q: Zach’s dad

• cooks dinner every night.

• likes the idea of Zach becoming a chef.

• thinks Zach needs to have dinner.

Listen to the conversations. Check (V) the correct answers.

Q: Aaron

• is going to be a counselor at a

  summer camp.

• has a lot of patience to work with kids.

• wants to get a job at a gym.

Match the phrases with the appropriate information.

About 200 years ago,

• people usually used paper maps.

• there might be smartphone implants.

• people often used horses for transportation.

• there aren’t enough parking spaces.

Match the phrases with the appropriate information.

Before GPS technology,

• people usually used paper maps.

• there might be smartphone implants.

• people often used horses for transportation.

• there aren’t enough parking spaces.

Match the phrases with the appropriate information.

In many cities nowadays,

• people usually used paper maps.

• there might be smartphone implants.

• people often used horses for transportation.

• there aren’t enough parking spaces.

Match the phrases with the appropriate information.

Sometime in the future,

• people usually used paper maps.

• there might be smartphone implants.

• people often used horses for transportation.

• there aren’t enough parking spaces.

Check the correct answers.

If you drive to work, you (’ll have to / won’t have to / ’ll be able to) find a parking space.

• ’ll have to

• won’t have to

• ’ll be able to

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If you (take / travel / don’t go) a vacation, you may feel better and more relaxed.

• take

• travel

• don’t go