Kadir Thank you! Woman What’s your name? Kadir

Boy
So, under the bridge, turn right, then right again 
at the traffic lights?
Man
No, left at the traffic lights. Then it’s on your right, 
next to the school.
Boy
Thank you. 
Man
No problem.
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Girl
Excuse me. Can you direct me to the … ?
Man
Yes. Go straight along Victoria Street, under the 
bridge. Then take the first right and go– 
Girl
Sorry, could you speak more slowly, please?
Man
Yes, sorry. Go straight along Victoria Street, 
under the bridge. Then turn right and go to the 
end of the road. Turn right again and go over 
the bridge.
Girl
Over the bridge?
Man
Yes, over the bridge. And it’s on your right, 
opposite the shopping centre.
Girl
Thanks very much.
Man
Not at all.
Solutions Third Edition Elementary
 
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Elementary Student’s Book 
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Unit 6
3.02 Lesson 6A, Exercise 2
bear bee butterfly crocodile dolphin eagle
elephant frog giraffe gorilla hippo kangaroo
lion monkey shark snake spider tiger whale
wolf
3.03 Lesson 6A, Exercise 7
1 
It’s a butterfly’s wing.
2 
It’s a frog’s foot.
3 
It’s a snake’s eye.
4
It’s a wolf’s ears.
5
It’s a shark’s tail.
6
It’s a crocodile’s teeth.
7
It’s a gorilla’s mouth.
8
It’s a spider’s leg.
9
It’s a lion’s paw.
3.04 Lesson 6A, Exercises 9 and 10
Look over there, in the water. Can you see the crocodiles? 
They are amazing animals. But they’re dangerous – very 
dangerous. I mean, people think sharks are dangerous 
animals, but they aren’t really – they only kill about five 
people a year in the whole world. But crocodiles kill 
hundreds! They attack people in the water, of course. But 
they also attack people on land. They can run very fast – 
about 17 kilometres an hour. That’s faster than a lot of 
people can run! So let’s stay behind this wall. OK, any 
questions? No? Then let’s move on. Here we are. Here are 
the tigers. Look at them! They’re beautiful animals. And 
they’re big, too – bigger and heavier than all the other big 
cats, like lions and jaguars. an adult male tiger can weigh 
300 kilograms. That’s about the same as you, your brother, 
your mum and your dad, all put together! OK, next, it’s the 
giraffes. Here they are – they’re the tallest animals in the 
world. Adult giraffes are about five metres tall. That’s perfect
for eating the leaves of trees. Of course, it’s more difficult to 
drink water from a lake or river when you’re five metres 
tall … but they manage. And here we have our gorillas. 
There are three of them – but we can only see two at the 
moment. Gorillas are very intelligent animals. Some gorillas 
can understand a thousand different words! So they’re much
more intelligent than dolphins, for example. As you can see, 
gorillas are taller and heavier than humans. However, when 
they are born, they’re smaller than humans – they only 
weigh about two kilos. Human babies usually weigh about 
three and a half kilos or more.
3.05 Lesson 6B, Exercise 1