AppendixIKeytoExercisesUnit5PartIPre-ReadingTaskScriptfortherecording:Isiteasytobehard,easytobecoldtowardsothers?Thesingerofthesongyouareabouttohearthinksthattoomanypeoplearecruelandhavenofeelings.Hisparticulartargetisthosewhoclaimtocareaboutlargecauses,thepoorandunderprivileged,atthesametimeastheyarereadytoignoretheneedsoftheirfriends.Fromthesong,itsoundsasifhehasoneparticularfriendinmind,afriend—perhapsagirl?—whoseemstocaremoreforsocialcausesthanshedoesforhim.Butwhateverthereason,hecomplainsthattoomanypeoplefinditalltoo"easytobecold,easytosayno."Listenandseewhetheryouagreewithhimornot.EasytobeHard■■ThreeDogNightHowcanpeoplebesoheartlessHowcanpeoplebesocruelEasytobehard,easytobecolaHowcanpeoplehavenofeelingsHowcantheyignoretheirfriendsEasytobeproud,easytosaynoEspeciallypeoplewhocareaboutstrangersWhocareaboutevilandsocialinjusticeDoyouonlycareaboutbleedingcrowdHowaboutaneedingfriend,IneedafriendAppendix1-115-HowcanpeoplebesoheartlessYouknowI'mhunguponyouEasytoheproud,easytosaynoEspeciallypeoplewhocareaboutstrangersWhocareaboutevilandsocialinjusticeDoyouonlycareaboutbleedingcrowdHowaboutaneedingfriend,weallneedafriendHowcanpeoplehesoheartlessHowcanpeoplehesocruelEasytoheproud,easytosaynoEasytohecold,easytosaynoComeon,easytogivein,easytosaynoEasytohecold,easytosaynoMuchtooeasytosaynoPartIITextATextOrganizationPartsParagraphsMainIdeasPartOnePara1Itisnoeasyjobtojudgepeople,fortheyaren'talwayswhattheyappeartobe.PartTwoParas2-3Kindandgentle,EdwardBurton,awealthymerchant,ap-pearedasifhecouldnotbeartohurtafly.PartThreeParas4-51Asitturnedout,Burtonwascold-bloodedenoughtosendafriendtocertaindeath.-116-AppendixI2.SectionsParagraphsMainlyaboutSectionOneParas4-16WhatEdwardknewaboutLennySectionTwoParas17-31HowEdwardrespondedtoLenny'srequestSectionThreeParas32-51HowEdward,a"kind"gentleman,handledafriendindesperateneedofhelpVocabulary2)clapping4)inaccordancewith6)funks8)ingoodcondition10)rub12)hitherto14)with(a)verybadgrace2)stuckto4)settleddown6)put(them)away8)bear(me)out1)Shehasaveryweakconstitution—shemaynotbeabletosurvivetheoperation.2)Iwastakenabackbytheinsurancecompany'srejectionofmyclaim.3)Itwassomethingofasurprisewhenweranintoeachotherinaplacelikethat.4)Myhairneedstrimming/tobetrimmed—it'sgettingtoolong.5)Appearancesareoftendeceptive.1)Mr.Smithusedtobeasuccessfulretailerinourcommunity.Oddlyenoughhewentbrokeovernightsometimeago.TheotherdaywhenIsawhimwanderingonthestreet,Iwasgreatlyshockedtofindhishairallwhiteandhisfacewrinkled.Iwassadtoseethathehadgonealltopieces.2)Mariegavemeadefinitereplyviaemail;evidentlyshewouldn'tbeabletoacceptmyinvitation.Iwasatrifledisappointed.3)Whenhefinishedshaving.Sterlingwouldlookathimselfinthemirroragain,strokinghischinwithhishand.Thenhewouldsitonasofasippingacupofcoffee.l35791113151)3)5)7)i.l.4.InawayelderlyvacancycurrenttransparentspicyInawayelderlyvacancycurrenttransparentspicyInawayelderlyvacancycurrenttransparentspicycommittedinstinctturnedupbroughtbackdrivingattouchon/uponAppendixI-117-II.Usage1.Exceptfor3.except5.exceptto7.exceptwhere2.exceptthat4.exceptwhen6.exceptwhat8.exceptthatIII.AmericanandBritishEnglishVocabularySpellingAmEBrEAmEBrEapartmentflatfavorablefavourablecantinparalyzeparalyseparalyzecandysweetslaborlabourelevatorliftmetermetrefacultystaff(ofauniversity)catalogcataloguefirstfloorgroundfloorlevelinglevellinggas,gasolinepe...
