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Denunciarc15. cUnit 10 Articles and QuantifiersColorIndefinite Article, Definite Article, and No Article1 page 742. the3. a4. a5. a6. the 7. a 8. The 9. a10. Themealsfive-year-oldcoloring three-ouncebreadchildrenarearerecipesGrammar and Beyond Workbook 3 © Cambridge University Press 2012 Photocopiable 112 page 742. the; Ø3. Ø4. Ø; the5. Ø6. Ø3 page 752. A; the3. an4. Ø; The5. Ø6. a; Ø7. the8. the9. aQuantifiers1 page 752. A lot of3. None of4. Quite a few; not many5. A lot of; no6. Some; a few7. Many; not a lot of8. A few of; none of2 page 762. little3. a few4. Few5. A few6. a little7. few3 page 763. a little of4. Not many of5. some of6. Not much of7. a lot of8. a few of9. quite a few of10. many of11. Some of12. a few of13. Many of15. no of16. All of17. a great deal ofAvoid Common Mistakes1 page 772. c3. a4. c5. c6. a7. b8. a2 page 78 Phil Wilson is color forecaster. He looks at what colors will be popular in much areas like fashion and interior design. Look at the colors he says will become popular.• Orange is going to be very popular this year in clothing and in the home.• Much earthy colors, like shades of brown, green, and blue, will be popular in home decorating. However, these earthy colors arent going to be popular in fashion.• Wearing much colors at the same time will be fashionable. Wearing alot of colors together is going to be really popular with teenagers.• Putting unusual colors together is also going to be a trend in fashion – for example, wearing red, orange, and purple together. These colors usually dont go together. Mr. Wilson has been successful at picking alot of color trends in the past. Anna Ramirez, who is interior designer, always considers Phils advice. She says, Last year, he said that purple would be popular, and over 50 percent of my clients wanted purple in their homes. This year, Im going to be ready to use earthy colors and alot of orange!Self-Assessment pages 78–791. b2. b3. a4. c5. b6. c7. a8. b9. a10. c11. b12. a13. b14. a15. cUnit 11 PronounsUnusual Work EnvironmentsReflexive Pronouns1 page 80Subject PronounObject PronounReflexive Pronoun1. I me myself2. you (singular) you yourself3. he him himself4. she her herself5. it it itself6. we us ourselves7. you (plural) you yourselves8. they them themselves2 pages 80–812. himself3. yourself4. themselves5. herself6. yourselves7. itself8. ourselves3 page 812. itself3. they4. them5. themselves6. themselves 7. himself 8. themselves 9. them10. him11. yourselfa^ manyManymanya lota lotan^a lotGrammar and Beyond Workbook 3 © Cambridge University Press 2012 Photocopiable 124 page 822. yourselves3. by herself4. himself5. by themselves6. yourselfyourselves7. himself8. myself9. yourselvesyourselfPronouns with Other Another1 page 832. Another is3. Others are4. The others are5. The others are6. Others are2 page 83 2. others 3. each other 4. others 5. others3 page 84 2. each other one another 3. each other one another 4. the other 5. each other one another 6. each other one another 7. another 8. each other one another others 9. another10. another11. The other12. another13. the otherIndefinite Pronouns1 A page 85People Places Thingsanybody nobody anywhere anythinganyone no one everywhere everythingeverybody somebody nowhere nothingeveryone someone somewhere somethingB pages 85–86 2. Anybody Anyone 3. anywhere everywhere 4. Anybody Anyone 5. something 6. somewhere 7. Everybody Everyone 8. anything everything 9. everybody everyone10. nobody no one11. nowhere12. anywhere2 page 862. anywhere; Answers will vary.3. everyoneeverybody; Answers will vary.4. anything; Answers will vary.5. nothing; Answers will vary.Avoid Common Mistakes1 page 872. b3. b4. c5. a6. c7. c8. c2 page 88 Many companies have unusual work environments, but some are more unusual than other.• At Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, employees can go take a class at the onsite meditation center. There, they can give theirselves some time to relax, and then go back to work.• At Chesapeake Energy Corp., employees can take scuba-diving classes. Some employees work toward a scuba-diving certification. Other just take the classes for fun.• At Trupanion, a pet health insurance company, everybody receive free pet insurance for their cat or dog.• A number of companies offer a great benefit: everyone get a free lunch. FactSet Research is one company that does this, and other include Google, Facebook, and Netflix.• Camden Property Trust gives a discount to employees who live in the buildings the company owns. Anyone from the company pay 20 percent less in rent.• Microsoft gives employees free grocery delivery. It also matches donations that anyone give to a charity. The founder of the company hisself gives a lot of money to charity.Self-Assessment pages 88–891. b2. a3. a4. c5. b6. a7. c8. c9. b10. a11. b12. c13. b14. c15. aothersthemselvesOthersreceivesgetsotherspaysgiveshimselfGrammar and Beyond Workbook 3 © Cambridge University Press 2012 Photocopiable 13Unit 12 GerundsGetting an EducationGerunds as Subjects and Objects1 page 90 Getting an education is important to many young people in the United States. In fact, young people must get an education. Starting school at age five, or even younger if they go to preschool, is normal for most students. It depends on the state, but most students dont finish studying until they are 17 or 18. Students go to elementary school, middle school (sometimes called junior high school), and then high school. Many high schools are offering classes that prepare students for college – for example, advanced English, math, and science classes. These classes are called college prep classes. However, not attending college is an option. Some students enjoy getting a job right out of school. Taking vocational courses, such as car repair or computer skills, is an option for high school students who are not planning to go to college.2 page 902. working3. moving4. Planning5. becoming6. becoming7. Paying8. helping3 page 91Answers will vary.Gerunds After Prepositions and Fixed Expressions1 page 912. of having3. for learning4. on using5. in applying6. at educating7. about trying2 pages 92–932. He needs to learn about getting financial aid.3. He complains about doing searches on the Internet.4. He sHe is used to doing everything by himself.5. He thinks Ivan should concentrate on getting money for school.6. He admits to thinking about too many things at the same time.7. He insists on helping Ivan.8. HellHe will take care of signing up for a computer.3 page 93Answers will vary.Gerunds After Nouns + of1 page 932. She understands the importance of going to college.3. She thinks the cost of attending college is expensive.4. She is trying to figure out the best way of paying for college.5. Shes not sure about the benefit
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