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1. What do you remember from your ......................................years? 2. When he was a teenager he dreamt of becoming a pilot but as he .....................................older he realized that would be impossible because of his poor eye-sight. 3. Did you .. ......................................your bags for the trip? We are leaving early in the morning. 4. Once we arrived at our ....................................we took our clothes off and ran straight to the beach. 5. The .. .........................................where I live is very pleasant and quiet with many lovely people living there. 6. Which vacations do you remember most......................................? 7. The children are always leaving all their toys in the ....................................... 8. Why are you ...................................... at me like that? 9. Wooow, look at that elephant. It is ......................................! 10. We can't go fishing today, I have broken my fishing ...................................... 11. Why are you all dressed up? Is there some special ......................................? 12. Her daughter has jus graduated from Harvard University so she must be extremely ...................................... of her. 13. In England most of the schools ...................................... children to wear school ....................................... 14. For Christmas tree people usually chose one type of ...................................... tree. 15. Do you have any particular......................................, Bla? - Yes, I love everything connected to trains. 16. Most people in America have different ethnic......................................, which means that they are racial mix - one of the parents might be Asian and the other one Caucasian. 17. In the times of recession, ...................................... is a very serious problem in Slovenia and elsewhere in the world. 18. If a couple is unable to have babies on their own, they can decide to ...................................... a child. 19. Most of the African-Americans living in the US are ...................................... of former African slaves. 20. When you speak a foreign language almost as good as a native speaker, it is considered that you are ...................................... at that language.

What do the following expressions mean? 1. A country wary of new arrivals: a) is frightened of them b) welcomes them 2. The threat of arrest for immigrants looms large: a) it is possible that the immigrants will be arrested b) immigrants are protected from being arrested 3. The girls have no permanent status: a) they can stay as long as they like b) they can not stay for a long time 4. They campaigned for the legalization of immigrants: a) they tried to get the immigrants sent away b)they wanted immigrants to have the right to stay 5. The country's legal framework has not caught up with the new reality a) the laws are appropriate for life in the present b) the laws are not appropriate for life in the present

Explain what the expressions mean (in Slovene) To accept someone as he is To put aside To stick up for someone To be sensitive To make plans To reply to one's mail To make snide remarks To have a stain Untidy To be a wimp To be cross To get over something To aruge about something

To be in a mess with someone To be put out To take it out on someone To let someone down To make someone look silly To ignore someone To leave the ball in someone's court To catch up with an old friend His/her behaviour gets to you To pull the car up To shout Directions Impressed Delighted Approach To ruffle some feathers Politeness Notoriously On the contrary Be accustomed to something To backfire To annoy someone Attitude