2 | Pay attention to the boldfaced words/phrases in Task 1. Choose the correct definition that matches the meaning of each boldfaced word/phrase.

1. improve (v.) |  | 2. require (v.) |  | 3. introduce (v.) |  | 4. put yourself in somebody's shoes (idiom)
a) make something/ somebody better than before b) make something/ somebody worse than before |  | a) forget something b) need something |  | a) take something from someone b) present somebody/ something to someone |  | a) imagine that you are in another person's situation b) imagine that you are wearing someone else's shoes

5. set an example (phr.) |  | 6. fiction (n.) |  | 7. regularly (adv.) |  | 8. concentrate (v.)
a) show others the right way to do something by doing it yourself b) tell others what you think about them |  | a) a type of material that people use for making clothes b) a type of literature that describes imaginary people and events, not real ones |  | a) If you do something regularly, it means you do it often. b) If you do something regularly, it means you never do it. |  | a) focus all your attention and energy on one thing b) not to pay attention to anything else

| Listen and check your answers. Pay attention to the pronunciation. | ▶Track 4

3 | Complete the sentences with the words/phrases from Task 2. You may need to change the verb forms. 0. To understand others, you should try to put yourself in their shoes even if they are different from you. 1. Our teachers ★★★ to us by reading books during break times. 2. It's important to ★★★ while reading so you can understand the story better. 3. I try to read ★★★ so that I can learn new things all the time. 4. It ★★★ practice and patience to become a good reader. 5. ★★★ books are full of imagination and creativity, making them so much fun to read. 6. Reading every day helps ★★★ our reading skills. 7. The science experiment will ★★★ students to the amazing world of chemistry.