English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

Answer these questions about the sentences in B opposite.
1 How successful and enjoyable was the maths lesson?
2 Did Miguel’s business come to a sudden end?
3 Did people expect Lisa to do so well in her exams?
4 Does the government seem to take each crisis smoothly and purposefully?
5 What kind of person do you think Maria is?
6 What do parents and teachers do to children’s dreams if they trample on them?
7 How exactly might this person chase the Campbells?
8 How confident were Theo’s first attempts at writing?
Look at the water words in each of the example sentences in C. What does the word 
suggest about the way the people in those sentences are moving?
Complete these sentences with a word from C, using the appropriate form.
1 The new traffic system allows vehicles to 
across the city without major disruptions.
2 There were such a lot of people at the talk that some were 
out into the corridor.
3 When I have a day off, I like to 
around town without a care in the world.
4 We expected to be very busy during the sale, but there was just a 
of people 
throughout the day.
5 As soon as the gates opened, people started 
into the football stadium. 
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Give two answers
.)
Here are some more verbs of movement. Complete a table for them like the one in A 
opposite. Use a dictionary if necessary.
verb
type of movement
reason for type of movement
file
saunter
sidle
glide
mill around
Which of the verbs in exercise 61.5 would these people probably do?
1 graceful dancers 
2 guests at a cocktail party 
3 schoolchildren going into a classroom 
4 someone who is irritatingly anxious to make you like them 
5 tourists exploring a city in a relaxed way 
61.1
61.2