Make Your Way 6, Schulbuch mit Audio-CD und CD-ROM

Language in use You are going to read a text about a new nightclub in the English city of Sheffield. In most lines of the text there is an unnecessary word. Write the unnessary word in the space provided after each line. Some lines are correct. Indicate these lines with a tick (  ). There are two examples at the beginning. 29 At first sight it appears just like as any other nightclub. A huge dark room 0 filled with dry ice, flashing lights and gyrating bodies. In the middle of 00 the room, girls are dancing up to a mixture of hip-hop, rave and garage. Q1 And round the sides, groups of boys are watching at them and looking Q2 cool. But look a little much closer and you begin to see that things aren’t Q3 as they first appear. There isn’t an alcoholic to drink anywhere. The same Q4 goes for cigarettes. But this isn’t surprising because all the 300-plus Q5 clubbers at e Corporation on a Thursday night are being under 18. Q6 They have come to experience what is most fast becoming one of the Q7 places to be on an evening. Since it opened in September ago, the theme Q8 night has regularly been attracting hundreds of kids who come for the Q9 mixture of proper nightclub music, entertainment – and the opposite of sex. Q10 The club’s main attraction is that, while the smoking and alcohol are Q11 banned, everything else is just like an adult club should. Q12 “It’s trendy to have come here,” said 16-year-old Hayley. “The music’s good, Q13 and you can come and have a laugh good with your friends.” Q14 Other entertainment is provided by them a skating ramp and playstation Q15 terminals. There are also snacks and soft drinks on sale by. The few Q16 complaints about come from teenagers who think the nightclub’s prices Q17 are too high. It costs £3.50 to get in one, and the soft drinks and crisps Q18 which are on sale are put almost double normal shop prices. Q19 as  29 1 Extensive unit 1: The pursuit of happiness Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv