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Unit 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Unit 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
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and students.
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and you must impose this same condition on any acquirer.
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domain and their addresses are provided by Oxford University
Press for information only. Oxford University Press disclaims
any responsibility for the content.
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8 Effective Academic Writing 2: Answer Key
4 . The outcome was that the girls were very scared,
but they also learned something . As a result
of being robbed, the girls learned to obey their
parents and became obedient daughters .
Exercise 3 (p. 64)
My sister and I made a dangerous mistake one
summer . I was thirteen and my sister was fourteen, and
our parents had taken us to the city where they grew up .
We felt very grown up as we rode to the hotel in a taxi .
The hotel was very big, and it had a blue tile floor . After
we unpacked our suitcases, our parents wanted to go to
the market . My mother told us not to go outside . “We
won’t,” my sister promised, but I knew that she was
lying . We had already decided to go out and explore this
strange and beautiful city by ourselves .
As soon as my parents were out of sight, we got
our things and went downstairs . We walked out of the
hotel doors and down a narrow street . The sun was
setting, and the light was very beautiful . We could
hear the noises of traffic nearby, but the little street was
quiet . Suddenly, a man with a gun stepped out from
a doorway . He said, “Don’t move!” He was short, and
he was wearing a dark green jacket and sunglasses .
He came very close and we could smell cigarettes and
something terrible in his breath . We were terrified and
couldn’t say anything . He said, “Give me your shoes .”
So I did . Then he took my sister’s purse and her gold
ring and ran away . I remember that I fell against my
sister . I heard her take a deep breath; she was shaking .
Afterward, we ran back to the hotel, across the blue tile
floor and up to our room .
The man scared us, but he also taught us something
important . Before this experience, we did not always
listen to our parents . We now learned that we should
obey them . My sister and I became obedient daughters,
and we enjoyed the rest of our vacation . However, we
decided not to tell our parents about our adventure .
We knew they would punish us even though we had
learned our lesson . This dangerous adventure is still a
secret that I share with my sister .
Exercise 4 (p. 65)
Answers will vary.
1 . We went to the movies after we ate lunch at a
restaurant . After we ate lunch at a restaurant, we
went to the movies . (The lunch happened before
the movie .)
We ate lunch at a restaurant after we went to
the movies . After we went to the movies, we ate
lunch at a restaurant . (The lunch happened after
the movie .)
2 . We waited a long time for the bus before it
arrived . Before it arrived, we waited a long time
for the bus .
3 . As soon as they saved enough money, they took a
great vacation . They took a great vacation as soon
as they saved enough money .
4 . She thought carefully about which dress to buy
before she bought the red one . Before she bought
the red one, she thought carefully about which
dress to buy . (She bought the red dress after
thinking carefully about it .)
5 . I listened to the radio while I prepared dinner . I
prepared dinner while I listened to the radio .
6 . She worked very hard for many years, then she
retired .
7 . I was very surprised when you knocked on my
door . When you knocked on my door, I was
surprised .
8 . He had a cup of coffee as soon as he got up in the
morning . As soon as he got up in the morning, he
had a cup of coffee .
Exercise 5 (p. 66)
Answers will vary.
2 . Why were the girls afraid to jump over the
pommel horse? What is a pommel horse? Why
were you tired of waiting? Where were you?
3 . What made you finally decide? How long did
it take you to decide? What did the other girls
think?
4 . How did you jump over the pommel horse
without falling down? Who else was overjoyed?
How difficult was it to jump over the pommel
horse?
5 . Why do you like doing things that are a little bit
hard? What other things that are a little bit hard
have you done? Who else in your family likes
doing things that are a little bit hard?
Part 4: Editing Your Writing
Exercise � (p. 69)
I will always remember my wedding day . It was
beautiful . I woke up and looked outside . The sun was
shining, and the birds were singing . It was as if they
were talking to me, telling me to get up . In reality, the
circle radio was playing and my brothers were arguing
in the hallway, but it still felt romantic . My dress was
hanging on the closet door . My mother was cooking
breakfast in the kitchen, and the coffee was brewing .
My father was talking on the phone to his brother, and
they were discussing who was the better chess player .
This was a constant argument between the two of them,
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but I knew my father was just trying to distract himself
because he was feeling nervous .
Exercise 2 (p. 69)
Answers will vary.
2 . When my uncle visited in 2004, I was living in
California .
3 . Last week was very busy, my roommate and I had
many tests and assignments to complete . While
I was studying for our tests, my roommate was
going to parties with her friends .
4 . I’m sorry I couldn’t talk last night . When you
called, we were eating dinner .
5 . I’m so tired! Last night, my sister and I were
playing video games until two in the morning .
6 . I didn’t hear the doorbell . The radio was playing
too loudly .
Exercise 3 (p. 70)
Answers will vary.
1 . It was an ordinary day at school . I was sitting
in class and trying to finish my homework . The
teacher was walking down the hallway . I was
shaking because I felt nervous . The teacher came
into the class and asked for our homework . I was
expecting to be in trouble . Suddenly, the fire
alarm went off .
2 . It was a cold and rainy night . My father and
mother were visiting relatives and away from
home . My sister and I were staying at home
alone . We turned on the TV, and they were
showing horror movies . The wind was blowing
and the rain was hitting the windows . We were
both feeling scared . And then someone knocked
at the door .
Exercise 4 (p. 7�)
1 . S 3 . SQ 5 . SQ
2 . SQ 4 . S 6 . I
Exercise 5 (p. 72)
People go to the mountains on vacation for two
reasons: to ski and to enjoy the view . My family doesn’t
ski but we wanted to enjoy the view! In pictures, the
mountains were always beautiful . The flowers were
blooming and the people were smiling; however, our trip
to the mountains was a disaster . As soon as (1) we arrived
were arriving at our destination, the sun disappeared .
It was (2) raining . (3) I We were (4) staying in a friend’s
small apartment . My father went to the window in the
living room every day and checked the sky . Every day
it was the same: rainy and cloudy . One day, while he
was looking at the clouds, a little sun began to shine
through . (5) As soon as he He saw the sun as soon as
we (6) jumped were jumping in the car . We drove to the
Jungfrau Mountain so we could take the tram to the top
and enjoy the view . We eagerly got on the tram . It began
to climb to the top of the mountain . However, while
the tram was climbing, it (7) became becoming cloudy .
The tram arrived at the top of the mountain, and we got
out . We were in the middle of a cloud . I thought it was
exciting, but my father didn’t . We drove back in silence .
Our last day we went to the airport and then (8) got were
getting on the plane . Just as the plane was taking off, the
sun (9) began was beginning to shine again .
Part 5: Putting It All Together
Exercise � (p. 74)
Answers will vary.
1 . The day of my brother’s birthday was very
exciting . First we went to the store to buy all
the ingredients, and then we came home and
prepared the food for the party .
2 . Before we came home and prepared the food
for the party, we went to the store to buy all the
ingredients .
3 . In the beginning, writing was difficult . Now it is
easier .
4 . Writing became easier for him after he started
doing it more frequently .
5 . When I was a child, I used to think I would
never learn to play baseball, but I was wrong .
Eventually I became good at it .
6 . When I was a child, I used to think I would never
learn how to play baseball .
7 . I never enjoyed eating vegetables when I was
young . Later on, I started to like the taste .
8 . I never enjoyed eating vegetables when I was young .
9 . I was afraid of the water until we moved to a house
near a lake . After that, I learned how to swim .
10 . I wasn’t afraid of the water as soon as I learned
how to swim .
11 . The movie was long and boring . Sebastian
thought it would never end . Finally it did .
12 . While Sebastian was watching the long and
boring movie, he had the feeling that it would
never end .
Exercise 2 (p. 75)
1 . was walking
2 . was looking
3 . thought
4 . imagined
5 . arrived
6 . noticed
7 . was looking for
8 . heard
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Part 5: Putting It All Together
Exercise � (p. �52)
1 . a . 1 b . 3 c . 2
2 . a . 3 b . 2 c . 1
3 . a . 2 b . 3 c . 1
4 . a . 2 b . 1 c . 3
Exercise 2 (p. �52)
Answers will vary.
1 . A person who wants to lose weight will go on
a diet and exercise regularly . He or she will lose
weight .
2 . A terrible teacher will not give fair tests . A terrible
teacher will not prepare for class .
3 . A careful driver will use the turn signal . A careful
driver will not talk on a cell phone while driving .
A careful driver will not get into car accidents .
4 . A vegetarian will not eat meat . A vegetarian will
eat a lot of fruits, vegetables, beans, and grains .
5 . A dishonest salesperson will not tell the truth
about a product . A dishonest salesperson will
cheat customers .
6 . A successful politician will help the community . A
successful politician will get a lot of votes .
Exercise 3 (p. �53)
1 . Many people exercise so that they will be healthy .
2 . Many nurses wear special shoes so that they will
be comfortable .
3 . Many immigrants work hard so that they will be
successful in their new country .
4 . Many homeowners have alarm systems so that
they will feel safe .
5 . Many older people have pets so that they will not
feel lonely .
6 . Many schools offer financial aid so that they will
attract new students .
Exercise 4 (p. �53)
1 . If a person works as an international pilot, he will
travel to other countries .
2 . If you learn another language, you will feel a
sense of accomplishment .
3 . If you have good computer skills, you will be
qualified for many good jobs .
4 . If a person practices yoga, she will feel more
energetic .
5 . If you plan your vacation carefully, you will have
fewer problems during your trip .
6 . If a person respects others, she will have a lot of
friends .
Exercise 5 (p. �54)
Children who participate in sports will be more
successful in their jobs . First of all, team sports require
kids to play together with their team . In this way, they
will (1) to learn cooperation skills . For example, while
playing soccer a child might realize that a teammate has
a better chance of scoring a goal . If he (2) will pass passes
the ball to his teammate, he will not control it anymore .
However, his teammate will probably score a goal . By
learning to cooperate on the playing field (3) , the child
will one day be (4) a more efficient employee . In addition,
children who play team sports will (5) learning learn how
to be good sports . If the team (6) will lose loses a game,
the child remembers that it is only a game . Instead of
getting upset, he will (7) to try to do better next time . And
when he works for a company, he will not
(8) to get upset if he loses an important client or sale .
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Unit 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Unit 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Unit 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Unit 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Unit 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Unit 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
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198 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10016 USA
Great Clarendon Street, Oxford ox2 6dp UK
Oxford University Press is a department of the University of
Oxford.
It furthers the University’s objective of excellence in research,
scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide in
Oxford New York
Auckland Cape Town Dar es Salaam Hong Kong Karachi
Kuala Lumpur Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Nairobi
New Delhi Shanghai Taipei Toronto
With offices in
Argentina Austria Brazil Chile Czech Republic France Greece
Guatemala Hungary Italy Japan Poland Portugal Singapore
South Korea Switzerland Thailand Turkey Ukraine Vietnam
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Oxford University Press
© Oxford University Press 2006
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reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any
form or by any means, without the prior written permission of
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carried out under the conditions that follow.
The Publisher grants permission for the photocopying
of those pages marked “photocopiable” according to the
following conditions. Individual purchasers may make
copies for their own use or for use by classes they teach.
School purchasers may make copies for use by their staff
and students.
You must not circulate this book in any other binding or cover
and you must impose this same condition on any acquirer.
Any websites referred to in this publication are in the public
domain and their addresses are provided by Oxford University
Press for information only. Oxford University Press disclaims
any responsibility for the content.
Executive Publisher: Janet Aitchison
Senior Acquisitions Editor: Pietro Alongi
Associate Editor: Scott Allan Wallick
Art Director: Maj-Britt Hagsted
Production Manager: Shanta Persaud
Production Controller: Robin Roberson
isbn-13: 978-0-19-430883 0
Printed in Hong Kong
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8 Effective Academic Writing 2: Answer Key
4 . The outcome was that the girls were very scared,
but they also learned something . As a result
of being robbed, the girls learned to obey their
parents and became obedient daughters .
Exercise 3 (p. 64)
My sister and I made a dangerous mistake one
summer . I was thirteen and my sister was fourteen, and
our parents had taken us to the city where they grew up .
We felt very grown up as we rode to the hotel in a taxi .
The hotel was very big, and it had a blue tile floor . After
we unpacked our suitcases, our parents wanted to go to
the market . My mother told us not to go outside . “We
won’t,” my sister promised, but I knew that she was
lying . We had already decided to go out and explore this
strange and beautiful city by ourselves .
As soon as my parents were out of sight, we got
our things and went downstairs . We walked out of the
hotel doors and down a narrow street . The sun was
setting, and the light was very beautiful . We could
hear the noises of traffic nearby, but the little street was
quiet . Suddenly, a man with a gun stepped out from
a doorway . He said, “Don’t move!” He was short, and
he was wearing a dark green jacket and sunglasses .
He came very close and we could smell cigarettes and
something terrible in his breath . We were terrified and
couldn’t say anything . He said, “Give me your shoes .”
So I did . Then he took my sister’s purse and her gold
ring and ran away . I remember that I fell against my
sister . I heard her take a deep breath; she was shaking .
Afterward, we ran back to the hotel, across the blue tile
floor and up to our room .
The man scared us, but he also taught us something
important . Before this experience, we did not always
listen to our parents . We now learned that we should
obey them . My sister and I became obedient daughters,
and we enjoyed the rest of our vacation . However, we
decided not to tell our parents about our adventure .
We knew they would punish us even though we had
learned our lesson . This dangerous adventure is still a
secret that I share with my sister .
Exercise 4 (p. 65)
Answers will vary.
1 . We went to the movies after we ate lunch at a
restaurant . After we ate lunch at a restaurant, we
went to the movies . (The lunch happened before
the movie .)
We ate lunch at a restaurant after we went to
the movies . After we went to the movies, we ate
lunch at a restaurant . (The lunch happened after
the movie .)
2 . We waited a long time for the bus before it
arrived . Before it arrived, we waited a long time
for the bus .
3 . As soon as they saved enough money, they took a
great vacation . They took a great vacation as soon
as they saved enough money .
4 . She thought carefully about which dress to buy
before she bought the red one . Before she bought
the red one, she thought carefully about which
dress to buy . (She bought the red dress after
thinking carefully about it .)
5 . I listened to the radio while I prepared dinner . I
prepared dinner while I listened to the radio .
6 . She worked very hard for many years, then she
retired .
7 . I was very surprised when you knocked on my
door . When you knocked on my door, I was
surprised .
8 . He had a cup of coffee as soon as he got up in the
morning . As soon as he got up in the morning, he
had a cup of coffee .
Exercise 5 (p. 66)
Answers will vary.
2 . Why were the girls afraid to jump over the
pommel horse? What is a pommel horse? Why
were you tired of waiting? Where were you?
3 . What made you finally decide? How long did
it take you to decide? What did the other girls
think?
4 . How did you jump over the pommel horse
without falling down? Who else was overjoyed?
How difficult was it to jump over the pommel
horse?
5 . Why do you like doing things that are a little bit
hard? What other things that are a little bit hard
have you done? Who else in your family likes
doing things that are a little bit hard?
Part 4: Editing Your Writing
Exercise � (p. 69)
I will always remember my wedding day . It was
beautiful . I woke up and looked outside . The sun was
shining, and the birds were singing . It was as if they
were talking to me, telling me to get up . In reality, the
circle radio was playing and my brothers were arguing
in the hallway, but it still felt romantic . My dress was
hanging on the closet door . My mother was cooking
breakfast in the kitchen, and the coffee was brewing .
My father was talking on the phone to his brother, and
they were discussing who was the better chess player .
This was a constant argument between the two of them,
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but I knew my father was just trying to distract himself
because he was feeling nervous .
Exercise 2 (p. 69)
Answers will vary.
2 . When my uncle visited in 2004, I was living in
California .
3 . Last week was very busy, my roommate and I had
many tests and assignments to complete . While
I was studying for our tests, my roommate was
going to parties with her friends .
4 . I’m sorry I couldn’t talk last night . When you
called, we were eating dinner .
5 . I’m so tired! Last night, my sister and I were
playing video games until two in the morning .
6 . I didn’t hear the doorbell . The radio was playing
too loudly .
Exercise 3 (p. 70)
Answers will vary.
1 . It was an ordinary day at school . I was sitting
in class and trying to finish my homework . The
teacher was walking down the hallway . I was
shaking because I felt nervous . The teacher came
into the class and asked for our homework . I was
expecting to be in trouble . Suddenly, the fire
alarm went off .
2 . It was a cold and rainy night . My father and
mother were visiting relatives and away from
home . My sister and I were staying at home
alone . We turned on the TV, and they were
showing horror movies . The wind was blowing
and the rain was hitting the windows . We were
both feeling scared . And then someone knocked
at the door .
Exercise 4 (p. 7�)
1 . S 3 . SQ 5 . SQ
2 . SQ 4 . S 6 . I
Exercise 5 (p. 72)
People go to the mountains on vacation for two
reasons: to ski and to enjoy the view . My family doesn’t
ski but we wanted to enjoy the view! In pictures, the
mountains were always beautiful . The flowers were
blooming and the people were smiling; however, our trip
to the mountains was a disaster . As soon as (1) we arrived
were arriving at our destination, the sun disappeared .
It was (2) raining . (3) I We were (4) staying in a friend’s
small apartment . My father went to the window in the
living room every day and checked the sky . Every day
it was the same: rainy and cloudy . One day, while he
was looking at the clouds, a little sun began to shine
through . (5) As soon as he He saw the sun as soon as
we (6) jumped were jumping in the car . We drove to the
Jungfrau Mountain so we could take the tram to the top
and enjoy the view . We eagerly got on the tram . It began
to climb to the top of the mountain . However, while
the tram was climbing, it (7) became becoming cloudy .
The tram arrived at the top of the mountain, and we got
out . We were in the middle of a cloud . I thought it was
exciting, but my father didn’t . We drove back in silence .
Our last day we went to the airport and then (8) got were
getting on the plane . Just as the plane was taking off, the
sun (9) began was beginning to shine again .
Part 5: Putting It All Together
Exercise � (p. 74)
Answers will vary.
1 . The day of my brother’s birthday was very
exciting . First we went to the store to buy all
the ingredients, and then we came home and
prepared the food for the party .
2 . Before we came home and prepared the food
for the party, we went to the store to buy all the
ingredients .
3 . In the beginning, writing was difficult . Now it is
easier .
4 . Writing became easier for him after he started
doing it more frequently .
5 . When I was a child, I used to think I would
never learn to play baseball, but I was wrong .
Eventually I became good at it .
6 . When I was a child, I used to think I would never
learn how to play baseball .
7 . I never enjoyed eating vegetables when I was
young . Later on, I started to like the taste .
8 . I never enjoyed eating vegetables when I was young .
9 . I was afraid of the water until we moved to a house
near a lake . After that, I learned how to swim .
10 . I wasn’t afraid of the water as soon as I learned
how to swim .
11 . The movie was long and boring . Sebastian
thought it would never end . Finally it did .
12 . While Sebastian was watching the long and
boring movie, he had the feeling that it would
never end .
Exercise 2 (p. 75)
1 . was walking
2 . was looking
3 . thought
4 . imagined
5 . arrived
6 . noticed
7 . was looking for
8 . heard
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Part 5: Putting It All Together
Exercise � (p. �52)
1 . a . 1 b . 3 c . 2
2 . a . 3 b . 2 c . 1
3 . a . 2 b . 3 c . 1
4 . a . 2 b . 1 c . 3
Exercise 2 (p. �52)
Answers will vary.
1 . A person who wants to lose weight will go on
a diet and exercise regularly . He or she will lose
weight .
2 . A terrible teacher will not give fair tests . A terrible
teacher will not prepare for class .
3 . A careful driver will use the turn signal . A careful
driver will not talk on a cell phone while driving .
A careful driver will not get into car accidents .
4 . A vegetarian will not eat meat . A vegetarian will
eat a lot of fruits, vegetables, beans, and grains .
5 . A dishonest salesperson will not tell the truth
about a product . A dishonest salesperson will
cheat customers .
6 . A successful politician will help the community . A
successful politician will get a lot of votes .
Exercise 3 (p. �53)
1 . Many people exercise so that they will be healthy .
2 . Many nurses wear special shoes so that they will
be comfortable .
3 . Many immigrants work hard so that they will be
successful in their new country .
4 . Many homeowners have alarm systems so that
they will feel safe .
5 . Many older people have pets so that they will not
feel lonely .
6 . Many schools offer financial aid so that they will
attract new students .
Exercise 4 (p. �53)
1 . If a person works as an international pilot, he will
travel to other countries .
2 . If you learn another language, you will feel a
sense of accomplishment .
3 . If you have good computer skills, you will be
qualified for many good jobs .
4 . If a person practices yoga, she will feel more
energetic .
5 . If you plan your vacation carefully, you will have
fewer problems during your trip .
6 . If a person respects others, she will have a lot of
friends .
Exercise 5 (p. �54)
Children who participate in sports will be more
successful in their jobs . First of all, team sports require
kids to play together with their team . In this way, they
will (1) to learn cooperation skills . For example, while
playing soccer a child might realize that a teammate has
a better chance of scoring a goal . If he (2) will pass passes
the ball to his teammate, he will not control it anymore .
However, his teammate will probably score a goal . By
learning to cooperate on the playing field (3) , the child
will one day be (4) a more efficient employee . In addition,
children who play team sports will (5) learning learn how
to be good sports . If the team (6) will lose loses a game,
the child remembers that it is only a game . Instead of
getting upset, he will (7) to try to do better next time . And
when he works for a company, he will not
(8) to get upset if he loses an important client or sale .
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