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Andy Wallace has invited me to dinner while I interview him, so I meet him at eight o'clock, not at some charming local cafe or new Japanese sushi bar, but at the back of the local supermarket beside the rubbish bins. ' As I come round the corner, he's already poking his head into one of the enormous skips, and pulling out bulging
bags of things.'Look at this,' he calls, beckoning to me. 'Have a tuna sandwich - they look delicious. And here's some almond croissants. And we've also got bananas and some yoghurts. Fantastic'
Andy is a 'freegan' - pronounced /fri:gan/. He can perfectly well afford to buy food, but he chooses not to as a protest against our shamefully wasteful consumer society. 'It's an outrage,' he explains, as he tucks into a crayfish and lettuce baguette. 'This food is perfectly good and could have fed at least thirty people. It should not be in the bin in the first place.' With a shocking four million people in Britain suffering because they do not have access to a decent diet, it seems he has a point.
And it's not just the big supermarkets that waste food - we are all just as guilty. According to a recent government survey, up to a third of the food we buy is thrown away, which in the UK amounts to a staggering £420 of wasted food per adult per year. Lord Haskins, the government's food and farming adviser, said, 'We are very greedy when we go and shop. Our eyes are bigger than our stomachs in homes and in restaurants.' However, according to Andy, the government itself is simply not doing enough in the first place to combat this incredible waste.The food redistribution charity, 'Fareshare', specialises in collecting high-quality food before it is past its sell-by date, and taking it to the many charities who feed our country's poor and vulnerable. Although the company has doubled in size in the last year, it is simply not able to cope with the endless supply of wasted food on its own. For a better example, we need to look to that enormous monument to consumerism which is the USA. If we were able to redistribute as muc food as they do in the states, we could give out at least 50,000 tonnes of free food a year. If only our governmentsupported these food redistribution charities, along with forcing our food businesses to cooperate, then it would be possible.
At the moment, most of our nation's surplus food goes, along with the other rubbish, to one of our many landfill sites, where it decomposes into methane - a greenhouse gas over 20 times more destructive to
the planet than carbon dioxide.Simply by dealing with this one problem, Britain could
reduce its emissions by 5%! Freegans feel strongly that our wasteful consumerist culture with all its endless producing, packaging, buying and binning, is entirely to blame for the destruction of the planet. So, as a freegan, Andy is committed to taking as little part in this massive cycle of consumerism as possible. 'I just never buy food,' he explains. 'Either I look for it outside supermarkets or restaurants, or I grow it in my garden. I also recycle and mend everything. I actually haven't bought anything new for years, and do you know what -I haven't needed to. In fact, it's amazing what you don't really need!'
For many people, Freeganism will be a step too far, but it serves to highlight the shameful waste of millions of tons of food every year in the UK.

3. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: Sue Thomas is a fashion designer. She 1) ... has been making.... (make) clothes ever since she 2) ………….(be) a young girl. She 3) …………………………. (get) her first jobin a clothes factory when she was sixteen. She 4) …………………… (sew) buttons onto ashirt one day when she 5)………………….. (have) a brilliant idea for a design. After she6) …………………. (speak) to her bank manager, she got a loan and she 7) …………....…….(open) her own little workshop. Now she 8) …………………………. (make) lots of money

Present Continuous. Interviewer: Today, I'm in London and I'm interviewing (interview) Josh Ellis. Josh 1 ….. (come) from Wales. What2 ….. (you do), Josh? Josh: Well, I'm a student. This term we 3 ….. (study) modern music. I 4 ..… (play) the guitar and saxophone quite well and I 5 ….. (learn) to play the trumpet. Interviewer: 6 ..… (you belong) to a band? Josh: Yes. There are five of us. We usually 7 ..… (practise) at the weekend. At the moment we 8 ..… (make) a recording of our own songs and we 9 ….. (organise) a tour to Germany and France. Interviewer: So life is busy for you? Josh: Well, yes. In fact, life 10 ….. (get) quite stressful right now because of college exams next week! 2 Write sentences. (he/like/play tennis?) Does he like playing tennis? 1 (he/prefer/swim) ….. 2 (I/not Like/eat/meat) ….. 3 (Matt/enjoy/dance?) ….. 4 (I/can't stand/be/indoors all day) ….. 5 (They/quite like/live/abroad) ..… 3 Complete the sentences with these words. after, back, on with, up, up to 1. I'm not sure when they'll get back home. 2. The boys are very quiet. I wonder what they're getting ….. . 3. He never gets ..… early in the morning. 4. She doesn't get ….. her brothers very well. 5. She always takes the dog for a walk when she gets ….. from school. 6. I like looking ….. my young nephew. 4 Complete the sentences with these verbs. do, have, go, make My grandfather lives in a cottage in the country. Every morning he has breakfast at eight o'clock, 1 ..… his bed and then 2 ..… the housework. He always 3 ….. his main meal at one o'clock. In the afternoon, he 4 ..… his shopping in the village. He 5 ….. swimming once a week. 5 Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. We had (have) our end-of-year party Last Saturday in the big hall at college. In the afternoon, Pete and I 1 ..… (get) the hall ready. But while we 2 ..… (put) up the decorations, Pete 3…... (fall off) the ladder. Fortunately, he 4 ….. (not be) hurt. That evening, when I 5 ….. (arrive) at the party, the band 6 ..… (play) and some of the students 7 ..… (dance). We 8 ..… (want) to have a barbecue outside, but it … (rain) so we 10 ….. (eat) inside. 6 Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect or the Past Simple. Anna: I got (get) an email from my English penfriend, Julie, yesterday. Maria: That's nice. 1 ….. (you ever meet) her? Anna: No, but we 2 ….. (speak) on the phone. She 3 ..… (never visit) our country and I 4 ..… (never go) to England. Maria: My French penfriend 5 ..… (came) here last year and he 6 ….. (stay) with us for a month. I 7 ..… (not visit) him yet. His parents ….. (invite) me to stay with them next summer. Anna: That's great. 19 ….. (go) to France two years ago with my family and we 10 ….. (like) it very much. 7 Complete the sentences with a, an, the or no article. What time do you get up in the morning? 1. She can speak ….. Japanese. 2. I've forgotten my pen. Have you got ….. pen I can borrow, please? 3. I want to go to ..… new Leisure Centre next week. It's just opened. 4. We're not really interested in ….. sport. 5. He wants to be ..… film director. 6. Excuse me, waiter, can we have ….. bill, please? 7. Does he know a lot about ….. computers? 8. A: What are you doing at ..… weekend? В: I don't know. 9. A: Here's ..… phone number of his college. B: Thanks. I'll ring them now. 10. My niece wants ….. book about dogs for her birthday but I don't know which one to get her. 8 Complete the sentences with the correct words. There is one extra word. angry, energetic, excited, happy, sad, tired, worried She's worried, about her exams because she hasn't worked very hard this year. 1. Their parents get ….. when they come home late. 2. He's been jogging in the park and now he's really ….. . 3. She's ….. because her boyfriend hasn't phoned her. 4. I'm ..… because I've passed my driving test. 5. The children are going on holiday to America. They're very ….. because they've never been abroad.

see her taxi pull up. She …………………………….. (can \ not \ drive), so she ……………………………. (call) one to take her to the airport. She was very excited. Julia …………………………….. (go) on her very first business trip. Her boss, a strict woman named Ms Dryer, ………………….. (choose) her from all the other salespeople in the office. Julia ……………………………….. (prepare) for her trip all week. All her clothes ………………………………. (pack), also she ………………………… (get) all her papers in order, bought her ticket, ordered a taxi for 7 o’clock that morning. The only problem now was, where was the taxi? While she …………………….. (stand) at the window nobody passed her house. Julia ………………………. (tell) herself not to panic, the taxi would arrive, she just had to be patient. She thought, “I …………………………….. (give) the taxi another five minutes and then I will call my friend Bill, and ask him to take me to the airport”. Ten minutes ………………………… (pass) and Julia ………………….. (call) Bill. He ………………………………… (probably \ wake up) by her telephone ring, as he murmured, “Hello, Bill ………………………… (speak)”. In a nervous voice, she ……………………. (say), “ Bill, I’m sorry to bother you but I ………………….. (wait) for a taxi to take me to the airport for over an hour now and I think I …………………………… (miss) my plane. It ………………………… (leave) at 10am.” Julia’s calm returned as she heard Bill …………………. (say) that he would take her to the airport.

Long ago there lived an old woman in England. She 1_________ (have) a son who 2_________ (be) a sailor. He 3________ (go) to different countries and always 4________ (bring) presents for his old mother. Once he 5________ (go) to China and 6________ (bring) some tea from that country. At that time tea 7________ (be) very expensive and only rich people 8________ (can) buy and drink it. So the old woman was very happy to have it. But she 9________ (not know) what to do with it. She 10________ (think) it 11________ (be) a vegetable. She 12________ (invite) her friends to taste it with her. At last the day of the party 13________ (come). The woman 14_________ (put) a big dish with tea-leaves on the table. The guests 15________ (begin) to eat them with salt and pepper and they 16________ (not like) it. Some time later the sailor 17________ (come) into the room. "What 18________you_______ (do)? " he asked. «Where 19_________ (be) the water in which you have boiled the leaves? » "I 20_______ (throw) it away, » his mother answered.