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C Read again and answer the questions. Write J for Jenny, A for Alan or V for Vivian.

Which reviewer…
1. talks about how he/she reacted to somebody else’s problem?

2. ended up missing a plane?
3. had their light cancelled?

4. didn’t get information they wanted?
5. thought the sta was very rude?

6. had a problem with their bag?

Vocabulary
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A Scan the second review in the text to find the opposites of the following words.

NOTE
helpful ≠ responsible ≠
The opposites of many English words
organised ≠ possible ≠
are formed by adding a negative pre ix
(un-, dis-, im-, ir-, etc.) to the words.

B Read the NOTE. Form the opposites of the words in the box and complete the table. Then listen and
check your answers.

satisfied polite agree patient like (v.) regular
pleasant happy comfortable appear successful

un + adjective dis + verb or adjective im + adjective ir + adjective
dissatis ied

Pronunciation

A Listen and repeat. Notice the stressed words and how the stress affects the meaning.
Tony lost his passport. (Tony, not his friend.)

Tony lost his passport. (Tony lost his passport, not his luggage or anything else.)
B Listen and repeat. Underline the stressed word in the questions 1-4 and choose the correct answer.

1. Does Lisa like travelling by plane? 3. Were you ighting with Ronnie?
a. No, Rob likes travelling by plane. a. No, Mark was ighting with Ronnie.
b. No, she likes travelling by car. b. No, I was ighting with Mark.

2. Was your dad dissatis ied with the service? 4. Are you going on a trip on Sunday?
a. No, my mum was dissatis ied with the service. a. No, my best friend is going on a trip on Sunday.
b. No, he was dissatis ied with the food. b. No, I’m going on a trip on Saturday.

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