Are you honest, patient, or shy? You may not know it, but your face and body shape tell all.

Square – physical Are you well-built with a square face and square head? Your body shape suggests that you like sports. You are ambitious and lose your temper easily, but you cool off just as quickly. You are also very smart. Your sharp mind and skilled hands make you a good scientist, mechanic, engineer or labourer.

	Round – emotional Is the shape of your face and body round? Then you’re sensitive and honest. You need to feel secure and behave like a ‘mother’ to your peers. You are good with money and respect family life. You can do well in finance, catering, sales and banking.

	Triangular – mental A head that looks like an upside – down triangle, a thin body shape, and a wide forehead suggest you are intelligent. You are also creative and sensitive. You don’t trust others easily. You can be a successful writer, journalist or politician.

Oblong – practical Your oblong – shaped face and long body suggest you are intelligent and ambitious. People think you are greedy, but you want to lead a comfortable life. You work long hours and try to succeed. You can do well as an actor or model.

Exercise 1 Complete the chart to present each face shape.

FACE

TRAITS

OCCUPATIONS

Grammar: Comparisons of Adjectives

Exercise 1 Form the correct form, comparative or superlative.

big	___________	____________
small	___________	____________
slow	___________	____________
rich	___________	____________
poor	___________	____________
ugly	___________	____________
busy	___________	____________
comfortable	___________	____________
difficult	___________	____________
important	___________	____________
good	___________	____________
bad	___________	____________

Exercise 2 Put the words in brackets in the correct form, comparative or superlative.

1. Kiev is ____ (old) than Moscow.

2. Text 1 is _____ (difficult) than text 2.

3. This is _____ (comfortable) room in my flat.

4. He is _____ (strong) in the whole school.

5. Thailand is _____ (sunny) than Norway.

6. My English is _____ (bad) now than it was a year ago!

7. What’s the _____ (good) way to get to the airport?

8. How much is_____ (cheap) ticket to Oslo?

Exercise 3 Put the words in brackets in the correct form, comparative or superlative.

1. My brother’s bedroom is ____ (small) than mine.

2. Mothers have ____ (important) job in the world.

3. It’s ____ (healthy) to eat fruit than to eat sweets.

4. Tokyo’s ____ (big) than Sydney.

5. ____ (expensive) mobile phone in the world costs £ 500,000.

6. Luxembourg is ____(rich) country in the world.

7. I like these sunglasses, but they’re ____ (expensive) than the green ones.

8. Pele is ____ (good) footballer of all time.

Text: Leisure survey Grammar: Present Perfect Simple Present Perfect Continuous Vocabulary

UNIT 5 LEISURE AND LIFETIME

Vocabulary & Speaking

Exercise 1 Look at the pictures. Which of the leisure activities can you see?

A Clubbing B Going to the gym C Playing the guitar D Skateboarding E Snowboarding F Swimming G Football H Going for a run I Rollerblading J Skiing K Surfing the Internet L Yoga

Discuss the following questions in pairs or small groups. Which of these things do you enjoy? Which of these things don’t you enjoy? What else do you do in your free time?

USEFUL LANGUAGE