Что девушка испытывает когда кончает: Как понять, что девушка кончила

Девушки,сколько вы раз подряд вы испытываете оргазм?

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Каждый организм индивидуальный. Кто-то даже и не подозревает о своих способностях испытывать множественные оргазмы. Многое ещё и зависит от того, на сколько вы хотите своего партнёра и от его заинтересованности к вам. Мне 32, я недавно развелась. С мужем крайне редко испытывала оргазм. Был у меня мужчина в 21 год, он меня и научил кончать с мужчиной рядом. До этого оргазм был только от собственной стимуляции. После того мужчины было несколько партнёров, а оргазмов 0. И вот сейчас, после развода, спустя 10 лет поиска я ЕГО нашла. По 3-10 просто сильнейших оргазмов, секс по несколько часов. Кружится голова в прямом смысле этого слова, я освоила струйный оргазм, оргазм от струи в душе, оргазм точки А, про клиторальный обычный я вообще молчу. Но это всё благодаря партнеру. Он меня уговорил ещё в начале отношений купить стимулятор точки g. Я в это вообще не верила, подумала, что купила какую-то фигню и выкинула деньги на ветер. Но после нескольких тренировок, естественно в одиночестве в спокойной обстановке, я начала чувствовать очень сильные изменения в нервных окончаниях. Девочки, ваши нервные окончания спят, их надо развивать и будить. Достигается это только путем тренировок сначала на едине с собой, чтобы никто не мешал. Вообще женщина может испытывать 11 видов оргазмов. Некоторые конечно для меня кажутся смешными, но когда-то и струйный оргазм для меня казался чем-то заоблачным. Кстати, внешность не влияет на оргазм. Выгляжу я , как обычная серая мышка. Но темперамент ого-го. Кому интересно про оргазмы — напишу с чего начать. Но это только мой опыт, мои знания учёных сексологов, как теоретиков, так и современных практиков. Всем желаю привлекательности и женственности. Познавайте себя, не стесняйтесь. В каждой женщине заложен от природы огромный потенциал. Но нужно желание и возможности и время для его раскрытия. Влюбляейтесь и влюбляейте, любите и будьте любимы. А самое главное, верьте, что у вас всё получится)

90000 What To Do When A Girl Rejects You: 5 Paths to YES 90001 90002 What to do when a girl rejects you? 90003 90002 How do you change her mind? 90003 90002 How to turn those NOes into YESes? 90003 90002 By the end of this article you will know how. 90003 90002 This will be a slightly longer post because it addresses the topic of rejection and changing people’s mind on a deeper level. 90003 90002 The first part deals with the techniques on what to do when a girl rejects you, the second part the theory of rejection -what makes rejection harder to change and what makes them easier to turn around-.90003 90002 Let’s start: 90003 90016 # 1. Prevent The Rejection 90017 90002 The easiest way to turn a NO into a YES is to .. Never get a no in the first place. 90019 Here’s how you do it: 90003 90021 Work Your Way Up In Smaller Steps 90022 90002 Imagine these two scenarios: 90003 90025 90026 You meet a girl at the bar, chat for 10 minutes and then invite her home 90027 90026 You meet a girl at the bar and ask her about her life. And then: 90025 90026 Tell her to see her bracelet; 90027 90026 Tell her to come sit with you somewhere; 90027 90026 Tell her to watch your stuff while you take a leak; 90027 90026 Tell her to go get some air 90027 90026 Finally, tell her you should go chill a bit back at yours 90027 90040 90027 90040 90002 The second could take the exact same time, but it’s immensely more likely to end up back at your pace .90003 90002 Why? 90003 90002 It’s because it followed a more linear progression where you took the lead role in incremental steps. 90019 She granted you that position and got used to answering yes and to invest more and more. 90019 So the tip is: start early with your questions and work your way up. 90003 90021 Lead Her Towards «Yes» 90022 90002 Some questions make it easier for the girl to say «no» than to say «yes». 90003 90002 And those are the questions that most men ask. 90003 90002 You want instead to make it easier for her to say yes by making the first move yourself.90003 90002 90060 Example: 90061 90060 Asking Girls Home The Correct Way 90061 90003 90002 I like to ask girls if they want to come over while we’re still walking, not when we’ve stopped. 90019 And sometimes I will ask them after we’ve already passed their metro station. 90019 There’s little pressure on them, we’re already moving and the dynamic expects a yes, which makes it very easy for them to just say «OK». 90003 90002 Here’s another simple example. 90019 Instead of saying «do you want to dance with me?» and then wait, tell her «shall we have a dance» and stick your hand out.90019 Much easier for her to follow your lead because you do not place the burden of decision making on her: 90003 90016 # 2. Pretend «NO» Never Happened 90017 90002 If a tree falls in the forest and nobody hears it, did it make a noise? 90003 90002 It’s a moot point. 90003 90002 And similarly, pretending the NO never happened takes away its power. 90003 90002 Paulson and Roloff indeed found out that dealing with the rejection without mentioning the rejection at all, resulted in higher compliance rates (Paulson & Roloff, 1997).90003 90002 No, it’s not crazy or rape-y if you use it well. 90019 Anyone with even slightly above average social skills would gain tremendously by ignoring a lot of NOes, complaints and snarky comments thrown their way. 90003 90002 See, 90060 the problem of reacting to a NO is that it makes the «no» much more real 90061. It gives power to that «no» and it gives power to her «90019 She becomes the leader. 90019 And women do not like sleeping with powerless men who are not leaders. 90003 90002 Here is a good video example: 90003 90002 She is refusing to go along with his observation -the equivalent of a «NO» — and even implies his insight sounds hollow and worthless.90019 Most people here would justify themselves -terrible-, tell them to give him some time to finish -bad- or, worst of all, complain that was rude or aggressive. 90019 And how does Mr Big react instead? He does not even acknowledge it, thus it’s not real. He then makes up with an actual good observation and … Job done. 90019 Mr Big communicates he’s far too superior to lower himself to trading barbs. 90003 90016 # 3. Take a Step Back 90017 90002 A favorite of mine. 90003 90002 This one requires you to see the «no» brooding on the horizon and to change route before it materializes.90003 90002 For example: 90003 90107 90002 (…) 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «hey, I’d like to get a coffee with you one of these days when we have a bit more time» 90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: «90112 Hmm .. I’m quite busy these days «90113 90003 90120 90002 It’s a polite» no «, but it’s not a» no «yet. 90003 90002 Instead of pushing or accepting the «no», interact a bit longer, show how cool you are and charge back later 90003 90107 90002 90060 You 90061: 90112 «yeah, I can feel you, I barely got time to eat these days .What are you busy with «90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: 90112» I’m working on this building model for uni and I have to finish it next week «90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112» Oh cool, what kind of model are you working on «90113 90019 … .. 90019 …. 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «Hey look, we’re both busy, but we can exchange contact and schedule for when we have a free evening» 90113 90003 90120 90002 90060 I can not count how many «nos» I have turned around like this 90061 90060.90061 90003 90002 As you exchange contact try to pin a date anyway. 90019 And if she’s not able to tell you one, tell her you can meet at some specific place and you’ll decide the date later on (very dominant). 90003 90016 # 4. Agree and Redirect 90017 90002 In some situations, you can agree with her, go along with it and then change direction to something more fruitful. 90003 90002 For example: 90003 90107 90002 90060 Her 90061: «90112 OK, I need to go see my friends now» 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: «90112 You’re right, this place is too smoky, let’s go outside» 90113 90019 (Start walking with her) 90003 90120 90002 Try to spot when Ashton Kutcher uses the same technique: 90003 90002 Notice she says «I’m leaving», and he jumps on the occasion to take a huge plunge in the seduction: going straight home .90019 Instead of arguing on a possibly losing battle -to stay longer-, agree -leaving- and redirect -leaving together-. 90003 90002 A similar technique is to agree and pretend it was your idea so that maybe you can have another chance at a different time. But this is more defensive and we’ll go over it on another article. 90003 90016 # 5. Change Tack 90017 90002 This is the bazooka you will use once you’re already knee deep in bad precedents, especially if it’s over setting up a date or exchanging contacts.90003 90002 The problem with getting a NO is that it sets a precedent. 90003 90002 And the more «NO» you get, the harder it is to buck the trend. 90019 What you do then is to go for something big that takes her out of her rejection autopilot and turns the situation on its head. 90003 90002 For example: 90003 90107 90002 …. 90019 90060 Her 90061: «90112 I do not drink coffee» 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «Well, Katy, I suppose you understand it’s not about the drink we will pick but about knowing each other, right?» 90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: «90112 Yes, but I live far» 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «That ‘90113 90112 s not a real issue, you’re here now, you can come back exactly the same way» 90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: 90112 «Yes, but I’m very busy» 90113 90019 90060 Y 90061 90060 ou 90061: 90112 «A 90113 90112 lright Katy, you’re making it unnecessarily difficult.Then let’s not waste any time. You come straight to my place, we’ll drink a wine together, eat something good and you will get the most amazing sex experience you have ever had 90019 90113 (slight smile, pause for effect) 90003 90120 90002 This technique scrambles everything and gives you the chance of taking the leadership back. Also, it goes from asker -the guy who wants a date- to giver -giving her amazing sex- / 90003 90016 # 6. Insist: Get YES With Persistence 90017 90002 Few things are as sexy as wading through resistances, changing a woman’s mind and then giving her a great time.90003 90002 The risk of insisting is not just the obvious one of losing the battle, but also that you can come across as combative. 90003 90002 You (almost) never want a combative dynamic in seduction. 90019 And that’s why you should only insist on make or break situations, like inviting home or escalating towards sex for the first time. 90003 90002 I’m not too into fun and energetic vibe, but in this case, it’s good to keep it playful and fun. 90003 90002 Avoiding the overly serious is important so that you do not look too concerned or boring.90019 And most of hell it staves off any chance she could think you’re annoyed, irritated or angry: women are naturally afraid of men who lose their temper too easily when sex is at stake because it rings rape danger bells. 90003 90002 Insisting is an art in itself and deserves its own article, but here’s a quick example: 90003 90107 90002 90060 Her 90061: 90112 I really can not come, I got to wake up early tomorrow for work 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «Work? Did not you just say your boss is a weirdo? » 90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: «90112 Yes, but I need to wake up early» 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «Yeah, you need to wake up early for Mr asshole so he can make a pass at you (laugh, then 90113 back to more serious 90112) that’s not the kind of life you deserve Kristi.We are having a great time right now, and if we part ways now, who knows if we’ll ever have another chance again. Did not you say you like adventures, like when you went to Rome all by yourself? » 90113 90019 90060 Her 90061: 90112 «Yes, but it’s getting la 90113 90112 te» 90113 90019 90060 You 90061: 90112 «Exactly! And the more time we spend here, the more time we waste. We will go only for 5 minutes and if being late is a problem I can drive you back. Now would not it be better to drive back instead of taking the metro? Exactly !.Come on, let’s go 90113 (take her hand) 90003 90120 90016 # 7. Make Your Money Anyway 90017 90002 For obvious reasons, this is high-risk, high effort. 90003 90002 See here an example: 90003 90002 I do not recommend going for the kiss after a rejection as that would be too much of a step. 90003 90002 However, you can still take her hand and say «come on, let’s go» and see if she resists. 90003 90303 90002 There are different types of rejections. 90003 90002 Some of there are not even rejections at all, but just «fronts ‘.90003 90002 Understanding what’s behind that «no» requires emotional intelligence, and it truly is at the core of what seduction is all about. 90003 90002 Working around that «no» to make her fall your lead requires assertiveness and, as well, emotional and social intelligence. 90003 90002 The question of whether or not she accepts your compliance is the answer to the question of whether or not she will accept you as her lover. 90019 And 90060 when she says yes, she accepts your leadership and she is submitting to your will 90061.90019 But 90060 when she refuses, she is rejecting your 90061 90060 leadership. 90061 90003 90002 This is key because sex, eventually, is the final submission. 90003 90002 90060 Sex is a chain of yesses 90061 with a little NO as possible. 90003 90002 So when she accepts your leadership and submits to your will, you are going in the direction of sex. 90019 And when she is refusing your leadership, she is going her own way, which almost never entails you going along :). 90003 90016 When She Rejects You 90017 90002 With that in mind, let’s look into the variables that influence how meaning her rejection actually is.90003 90021 No At The Beginning: Move On 90022 90002 A NO very early in the interaction is less damaging, and might even be a shit test. 90003 90002 The reason why it matters less is simple: are you more likely to say NO to a friend or to someone you do not know yet? 90019 Most often, you are more likely to say no to someone you do not know yet. 90003 90002 That’s why an early NO is less damaging: she’s more rejecting a stranger than she’s rejecting you. 90019 And it’s possible that once you two vibe a bit more she’ll be more willing to invest and comply later on.90003 90021 No Later On: This Is Damaging 90022 90002 Getting a NO later on is instead more damaging because she has had more time to assess you and it’s more likely she has made up her mind about you. 90003 90016 Assess The Intent Behind Her NO 90017 90002 «Noes» come in many flavors, and your answer will depend on which point of the interaction you’re at. 90003 90002 During milestones of the interaction you gently but resolutely push forward on Unsure Noes and Masked Yeses because these give you the biggest chance of turning them into full Yeses.90003 90002 If you do not attack them, you risk they will solidify into Firm Noes, and you can not risk that during key milestones such as inviting home or undressing. 90003 90021 Firm NO 90022 90002 Firm NOes are convinced, full refusal: 90003 90021 Unsure NOes (Maybe) 90022 90002 These can range from more leaning towards full Noes or simply token resistances. 90019 You can ignore them during conversation but attack them during key compliance milestones (moving with you; coming home; undressing).90003 90002 Some examples: 90003 90107 90002 «I’m not sure» 90003 90002 «I do not think we should be doing this …» 90003 90002 «I would like to, but my last train is about to come ..» 90003 90002 «I can not, I can not control myself ..» 90003 90120 90021 Insist on Masked YESes 90022 90002 Sometimes a full YES can hide behind a question or a request for compliance. 90003 90002 A very typical YES masked in the form of a question is «is it far» at the question «wanna come over». 90003 90002 90060 Note: 90061 90019 it sounds very cool when James Bond answers very dryly and keeps the social pressure on her by not saying a word.90019 It’s a common sales technique, but in my experience works less well in seduction because women tend to be risk avoidant. 90019 Read here the full analysis. 90003 90016 How You Ask 90017 90002 How you also chances the impact how and if the girls ‘rejection will damage the seduction. 90003 90021 Big Deal Questions 90022 90002 The more you make a big of a deal out of the question, the more the NO will accrue power. 90003 90002 It’s because when you make a big deal out if it you are communicating it means a lot for you and if she refuses, she refuses something majorly important.90003 90002 Basically: 90003 90002 90060 If you make a big deal out of it nad hse rejects it, then the rejection is a big deal. 90061 90003 90002 Coming back from Big Deal NOes, then, will be much harder. 90019 A few ways to make a big deal out of a question: 90003 90410 90026 Stop when you ask 90027 90026 Look at her deeply 90027 90026 Show nervousness 90027 90026 Ask in front of people 90027 90026 Look at her expectantly 90027 90421 90002 What you say also matters. 90003 90002 The more you stick your neck out by highlighting it’s a question, the bigger the pressure on both of you.90019 Obvious questions tend to raise the stakes higher than statements or half-questions, and increase the consequences of a NO. 90003 90002 90060 Note 90061: 90019 you do «half questions» by using «wanna», «shall we», «will you» etc. And by not raising your voice as much at the end of the question. 90003 90002 A few ways of making questions a big deal: 90003 90107 90002 «Do you want to come home with me» 90003 90002 «Do you want to come on a date with me» 90003 90002 «Do you want to marry me» 90003 90120 90021 Nonchalant Ask 90022 90002 And the opposite is also true: 90003 90002 90060 The more you make your question a trivial question, the more meaningless a «no» will be.90061 90003 90002 For example, I often ask girls to come over at my place when we’re walking back towards the metro. 90019 It looks like I’m shipping them home early and that I’m totally cool with it. 90003 90002 And then while we’re still walking or as soon as I stop as if to say goodbye, I add nonchalantly: «hey, wanna come over for a drink?» 90003 90016 How Coolly You Take The NO 90017 90002 Women are 90112 very 90113 careful of how men take rejections. 90003 90002 90060 A man who gets angry upon rejections is a dangerous man 90061 (and not dangerous in a positive way).90003 90002 If you get offended, or pout or go off the handle, then you are just making that NO a huge deal. 90003 90002 And of course, you are also showing you’re a man of low value, not in control of your emotions and, probably, with few options in your life. 90003 90002 On the other hand, if you are super cool and chill with her reply, you communicate it was no big deal for you. 90019 And the NO will have little meaning and little effects on the balance of power between you two. 90003 90016 Do You Persist Well? 90017 90002 Persistence is a funny thing.90003 90002 The basic rule is simple: 90060 the more you keep pushing, the bigger of a deal you make it 90061. 90003 90002 So if you still get refused after insisting for a while you’re done and dusted. 90019 But if you get a yes, now you score major, major points: girls love a man who can barge his way through her resistance. 90003 90021 But You Must Rebuild Goodwill! 90022 90002 But you must make sure you make her feel good about giving in. 90003 90002 What you’re doing here is to avoid looking like you’ve just won a war and you’re now the mean conqueror.90019 You want to make her feel good instead that she finally gave in and that she made the right choice. 90003 90002 So be warmer, gentler and funnier. 90003 90002 This is especially true when sex happens after a long push: it’s paramount you make her understand she made the right choice. 90019 Some trumped up rape allegations might also be the consequence of girls feeling bad and used after they finally gave in and the guy made her feel bad about it afterward. 90003 90002 Since persistence is riskier, only persist when it’s worth it and when it’s a do or die situation.90003 90002 After this article you can already understand many most common mistakes. But here are a few examples of what not to do when a girl rejects you: 90003 90016 Arguing Over Nothing 90017 90002 Sometimes the rejection can be not about you, but about your ideas, opinion, lifestyle or whatever. 90003 90002 You do not need to agree with her, but it’s paramount you do not let the disagreement become an argument and a reason why the two of your can not be together -if only for a brief night-. 90003 90002 You will see it often from the less socially savvy guys when they escalate their differences into heated arguments about who’s right or wrong.90003 90002 I remember years ago going back home to a girl’s place. 90003 90002 As we drank and smoked weed, she started with her left wing tirades and I did not resist in raising a few questions. A little argument ensued and I managed to go back without seeing any action. 90003 90002 God, I was a dumbass :). 90003 90016 Entrenching Her Positions 90017 90002 Sometimes rejections are just stock-sentences without any meaning. 90003 90002 It’s a huge mistake trying to «convince» her she’s wrong because you force her to repeat over and over that it’s not going anywhere between the two of you.90003 90002 A typical example is the girl saying you’re just friends and the man saying it’s not true. 90019 Talking about a losing battle :). 90003 90002 Ryan Gosling makes that mistake in «Crazy Stupid Love»: 90003 90002 The mistake is trying to corner her into admitting that she finds him attractive. 90003 90002 But it’s too early! 90003 90002 As she repeats NO both in her mind and verbally, that only serves to entrench her position. 90019 The more we repeat something, the more real it becomes.And it triggers the Commitment and Consistency principle, which will make it harder for her to behave later on like she actually likes him. 90003 90002 After saying no it would have been better to smile and add «sure not», as if to imply she’s just lying and then move on. 90003 90016 No Ladder 90017 90002 You probably heard about the YES ladder. 90003 90002 Well, the NO ladder works exactly the same way but in the opposite direction. 90003 90002 Some guys make this mistake of confusing persistence with «asking the same thing over and over», just changing a few words here and there.90003 90002 The result is that they get rejected over and over. 90019 As a matter of fact, two NOs in a row are already enough to sink you. 90003 90002 90021 90112 Related 90113 90022 90003.90000 The Girl on the Train: A Novel by Paula Hawkins 90001 January’s been a restless reading time, exacerbated by the winter blues. I have not been able to settle down to anything, bouncing from book to book, nothing holding my interest longer than a few dozen pages at best. It’s been an agony for someone as reliant on the love of reading as I am. I’m used to falling back on reading as a means of escaping life’s troubles. When I do not have that outlet I tend to get frustrated and flustered. It’s damned awful.90002 My savior came in the form of Paula Hawkins ‘T 90003 January’s been a restless reading time, exacerbated by the winter blues. I have not been able to settle down to anything, bouncing from book to book, nothing holding my interest longer than a few dozen pages at best. It’s been an agony for someone as reliant on the love of reading as I am. I’m used to falling back on reading as a means of escaping life’s troubles. When I do not have that outlet I tend to get frustrated and flustered. It’s damned awful.90002 My savior came in the form of Paula Hawkins ‘The Girl on the Train, a well-paced and sparing novel I flew through in two days. Part of the reason I consumed it so voraciously was the mystery element, of course. The deeper you get into the book the harder it is to restrain yourself from paging forward to see how it ends — not that I’m that sort of reader, but if I were I’d have had a very difficult time holding myself back. The other reason is the deceptively simple style and the stylistic choice of giving alternating points of view of the main characters, one per chapter.I love getting inside the heads of more than the main character, especially when the author is skilled enough to give the reader just enough intrigue, not enough to figure out the answer too soon. 90003 90002 Hawkins ‘novel is being compared to Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, for obvious, yet not quite stylistically true reasons. Both books feature beautiful blonde wives who go missing (which is a bit cliché), criminal suspicion falling on the husband — not unusual in real world missing person cases.Also, both involve affairs likely to have played a role in foul play, as well as a sub-theme of pregnancy: one partner who wants a baby, while the other has more complicated feelings. 90003 90002 In The Girl on the Train the main character is Rachel Watson, ex-wife of Tom Watson, an unsympathetic character who left Rachel for a young, beautiful blonde (again …) named Anna. Rachel, already battling the alcoholism partly at fault for ending her marriage, falls apart. She harasses Tom and Anna even two years following her divorce, calling their home in the middle of the night, showing up on their doorstep drunk and disheveled.Though sympathy for Rachel is easier than Tom, I found myself becoming irritated with her inability to clean herself up and move on. While I understood her pain, she made herself pathetic holding onto Tom’s leg, drinking herself sloppy. We all know heartbreak but for God’s sake pick yourself up and move on! 90003 90002 The woman who goes missing was not Anna Watson but rather another beautiful, petite blonde who lived a few doors down from the Watsons, Megan Hipwel. What gives this novel such a unique edge is the method by which Rachel comes to know of Megan, before her disappearance.Taking the commuter train from the suburbs into London twice a day, Rachel passes her former home. Spying on her husband’s new life, she comes to notice the house a few doors down and the blonde woman and her ideal, handsome husband who often sit and watch the trains from their terrace. She sees them so often she gives them names, imagining their lives. They become her idea of ​​the perfect couple. 90003 90002 Coincidentally, from the train Rachel also witnesses an event in the back garden of the ideal couple, something that upsets her more than it really should.And, when Megan goes missing, Rachel believes she may hold a key piece of evidence. However, being a drunken, unreliable witness, the police do not take her seriously. She’s already admitted she was on the street both her husband and Megan live on the night Megan disappeared, and has denied seeing another soul. They know she’s obsessive and they know she’s a drunk. She blacked out that same night. Rachel can hardly trust herself, either, much less unravel fact from fiction. 90003 90002 Unlike Gone Girl, The Girl on the Train uses a much more believable method of obscuring the truth than the not quite believable machinations of a brilliant and psychotic main female character.The book relies on Rachel’s blackouts, much more realistic as a plot device. Hawkins slyly presents us with good and murderous characters, keeping the plot taut via Rachel’s lost night, which seems to be key. Even that she twists, lulling the reader into believing one truth, then switching things up. 90003 90002 Rachel is a good person who’s been terribly hurt, and her impulses are not easily controlled. No one quite trusts her, so when she ultimately remembers the truth, will the police listen to her? And is it even the truth? 90003 90002 The Girl on the Train is a sometimes flawed but compelling read that unwinds itself slowly.It’s possible to guess the ending, and yes, I did, but the tension makes it no less an exciting read. Is it worth the claim it’s the next Gone Girl? In some ways I’d argue it surpasses it. You can believe it and relate to the often frustrating characters. It’s something that could happen, not a plot so far-fetched it comes off annoying. There is such a thing as too many twists. The Girl on the Train has just enough. Recommended, especially if you find yourself in a reading drought and need an unputdownable book to get you back on track.. 90019 90003.90000 Exactly What to Do When She Stops Calling and Texting 90001 ↓ Skip to Main Content 90002 90003 Cart 90004 90005 90006 Main Navigation 90007 90008 Menu 90009 90010 Free Dating Advice 90009 90010 Self-Improvement 90013 90010 Meeting Women 90013 90010 Talking to Women 90013 90010 Relationships 90013 90010 Women’s Mindset & Behavior 90013 90010 Calling and Texting 90013 90010 Guest Posts 90013 90026 90013 90010 Products 90009 90010 The Master’s Kit 90013 90010 How to Quit Being a Loser with Women 90013 90010 How Attracting Women Really Works 2nd Edition 90013 90010 99 Bad Boy Traits 90013 90010 72 Ways to Get Her Back 90013 90010 Texting Titan 90013 90010 Declare War On Yourse 90013 90026 90013 90026.90000 2º NB-A: PROGRESS TEST REVIEW 1-6 90001 Here you have two progress tests to review units from 1 to 6. 90002 The key is below the tests. 90002 Have a nice day! 🙂 90004 90005 PROGRESS TEST A 90006 90002 90005 90002 90006 90011 90005 1 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets. 90006 Example: I 90014 90015 ‘ve 90016 90017 never 90014 90015 read 90016 90017 (read) a book in English. 1 Be careful. We _______________ just _______________ (Paint) that door.2 I _______________ (see) your brother at the pool when I was swimming. 3 We _______________ (fly) to Malaysia at 10 o’clock next Tuesday. 4 _______________ you _______________ (go) to Moscow before? 5 My sister _______________ (study) photography at the moment. 6 _______________ you _______________ (wait) for your bus when I saw you yesterday? 7 When they got to Paris, they _______________ (Go) out for a meal. 8 I _______________ (not be) late tomorrow. That’s a promise. 9 Let’s eat Japanese food.I _______________ never _______________ (try) it. 10 When _______________ Pavol _______________ (Go) back to Warsaw? Is it tomorrow? 90005 2 90015 Underline 90016 the correct form. 90006 Example: When 90005 have you finished / 90006 90005 90015 did you finish 90016 90006 your work? 90032 1 I 90005 ‘m going to 90006/90005 ‘ll 90006 see you at the cinema at six o’clock. 2 What 90005 did you do 90006/90005 were you doing 90006 for your last holiday? 3 My room is 90005 more tidy 90006/90005 tidier 90006 than my sister’s.4 When 90005 did he get 90006/90005 has he got 90006 back from Russia? 5 Katya did not run 90005 enough fast 90006/90005 fast enough 90006 to win the race. 6 Tai’s girlfriend is someone 90005 who 90006/90005 which 90006 loves dancing. 7 That’s the 90005 most 90006/90005 more 90006 difficult question you’ve ever asked me. 8 We’ve finished our homework, 90005 but 90006/90005 so 90006 we’re going out for a walk. 9 Who did you 90005 see 90006/90005 saw 90006 at the post office? 10 90005 Does your brother stay 90006/90005 Is your brother staying 90006 with you this weekend? 11 Megan 90005 always is 90006/90005 is always 90006 late to school.12 I 90005 was sitting 90006/90005 sat 90006 on a bench when the bus arrived. 13 Mr King 90005 will meet 90006/90005 is meeting 90006 someone at four, but he can see you at three. 14 I do not think it 90005 ‘ll snow 90006/90005’ s snowing 90006 tomorrow. 15 We have not had 90005 nothing 90006/90005 anything 90006 to eat today — we’re really hungry. 90005 3 Complete the sentences with one word. 90006 Example: Sorry, 90014 90015 what 90016 90017 did you say? I did not hear.1 I’ve __________ heard that joke. Kim told me it yesterday. 2 The concert was not as good __________ the one I saw last week. 3 She had a party __________ it was her birthday. 4 __________ it was raining, we went to the beach for a picnic. 5 It was __________ worst film I’ve ever seen! 6 This hotel is less expensive __________ the last one. 7 A passenger is someone __________ travels on a bus or train. 8 We have not been to the new museum __________. What’s it like? 9 I’m sure she __________ call me soon.10 Leo __________ the competition. His singing was the best. 90005 4 Put the words in the correct order. 90006 Example: excellent I latest think his will book be 90014 90015 I think his latest book will be excellent. 90016 90017 1 your how people are many in there family? _____________________________________________ 2 does not exercise do husband enough my _____________________________________________ 3 next going are to what study year you? _____________________________________________ 4 as my older me sister is not as tall _____________________________________________ 5 book is this the I’ve read best ever _____________________________________________ 90005 5 90015 Underline 90016 the odd word out.90006 Example: trainers 90014 90015 shorts 90016 90017 boots shoes 1 generous mean funny friendly 2 cap T-shirt sweater top 3 polluted noisy crowded lazy 4 thin bald overweight slim 5 disgusting luxurious delicious comfortable 6 buy hire rent sunbathe 7 necklace earrings leggings bracelet 8 shy talkative extrovert high 9 receipt check-in checkout customer 10 washing up ironing sailing tidying 90005 6 Write the opposite.90006 1 mend __________ 2 win __________ 3 start __________ 4 sell __________ 5 forget __________ 90005 7 Complete the sentences with one word. 90006 Example: 90014 Slim 90017 is the 90014 90015 opposite 90016 90017 of 90014 fat 90017. 1 Did you __________ any souvenirs while you were in Bavaria? 2 I’m sorry, he is not here. He’s __________ work. 3 Bella’s birthday is __________ Christmas Day! 4 I do not have enough __________ to do my work and help you.5 It’s really dark in here. Can you turn __________ the light please? 6 Students, please work in __________ and talk to your partner. 7 When we’re on holiday, we __________ bikes to get around. 8 Can I __________ € 10 from you, please? I’ll give it back tomorrow. 9 I wear __________ and sports socks when I do sport. If not, my feet hurt. 10 I did not spend much __________ when we went out last night. 90005 8 Complete the sentences with the correct word (s). 90006 Example: She tried 90014 90015 on 90016 90017 the dress in the shop.1 Have you __________ your bed this morning? done made cleaned 2 They do not go __________ to eat very often. off out up 3 The hotels are too expensive, so we’re __________ at a campsite. staying hiring renting 4 How do you __________ this word? repeat underline pronounce 5 We’re seeing our cousins ​​next week. We’re really looking __________ it. for forward to after 6 The town centre was very __________. There were a lot of people.quiet boring crowded 7 My university course starts __________ October. in on at 8 We __________ at the hotel very late last night. got arrived came 9 I __________ Victor some money last month, and he has not paid me back. spent lent borrowed 10 Do not eat all that cake! It’s really __________. unhealthy uncomfortable polluted 11 What did you think __________ the play? off for of 12 This lesson started __________ 9.15.You’re late again! on in at 13 I’m going to _______ Chris to our picnic this weekend. meet invite stay 14 Do not worry _______ the washing up. I’ll do it later. about for on 15 Who’s paying _______ the car parking? to for on 90005 9 Under 90015 line 90016 the stressed syllable. 90006 90005 10 Match the words with the same sound. 90006 b 90005 or 90006 ing dr 90005 e 90006 ss w 90005 i 90006 ndy w 90005 a 90006 tch f 90005 a 90006 ther 90005 e 90006 mail 90149 l 90005 a 90006 zy 90152 f 90005 u 90006 nny cl 90005 ou 90006 dy ma 90005 tch 90006 s 90005 i 90006 ghtseeing 1 s 90005 ai 90006 d _______ 2 sh 90005 y 90006 _______ 3 gl 90005 o 90006 ves _______ 4 c 90005 ar 90006 digan _______ 5 tr 90005 o 90006 lley _______ 6 t 90005 al 90006 kative _______ 7 cr 90005 ow 90006 ded _______ 8 tou 90005 ch 90006 _______ 90032 9 b 90005 ea 90006 ch 90005 90006 _______ 90032 10 t 90005 i 90006 ck _______ 90185 90002 90005 1 Read the article and tick (ü 90006 90005) A, B, or C.90006 CouchSurfing — a different kind of travel experience I love travelling abroad, but two years ago I did not have much cash to spend on my holiday. At first, I was planning to go camping again, but then a friend suggested an alternative: CouchSurfing. I had no idea what that was, so she explained. ‘CouchSurfers’ are people who stay as guests in other people’s homes for free, and visit the sights in the local area. You can do the things that most tourists do, like sunbathing on the beach or sightseeing in the town centre.Or your host could give you a language lesson, teach you how to cook local delicacies, or take you to places that visitors never find. It sounded much more fun than my other holidays, so I joined the website and sent emails to about twenty hosts in France and Spain right away. A few days later, I already had ten replies. After a week or two of emails, I made arrangements with four hosts in three different cities. I’m quite talkative and they seemed very friendly, so I was not concerned about spending time with strangers.Two weeks later, I was arriving in Paris, and meeting my first host, Claudette. Over the next ten days, I stayed in four very different homes, improved my foreign languages, and made some great new friends. Sometimes the places where I stayed were basic — a sofa to sleep on, or even just a floor, but sometimes they were luxurious — much nicer than the hostels that I usually go to. I think it was probably the cheapest and most interesting holiday I’ve ever had! I’ve done CouchSurfing again twice since then: in Italy, and here in the UK.I’ll definitely do it again. In fact, I’m going on a trip to South America next year. And I’ve had five visitors at my place, including Claudette. I’ve discovered that hosting is as much fun as exploring a new place. CouchSurfing is a fantastic experience. Try it some time! Example: Emma started CouchSurfing because she wanted to save money. A True cü B False c C Does not say c 1 It was her first holiday in another country. A True c B False c C Does not say c 2 Emma’s friend was a regular 90014 couch surfer 90017.A True c B False c C Does not say c 3 ‘CouchSurfers’ can spend time with the homeowners. A True c B False c C Does not say c 4 Half of the people who Emma emailed did not reply. 90004 A True c B False c C Does not say c 90011 5 Two of the people she visited lived in the same city. A True c B False c C Does not say c 6 Emma went on holiday about a month after joining the website. A True c B False c C Does not say c A True c B False c C Does not say c 8 Emma had a nice bed to sleep in at all the places where she stayed.A True c B False c C Does not say c 9 Emma has now had three CouchSurfing holidays. A True c B False c C Does not say c 10 Claudette was Emma’s favourite host. A True c B False c C Does not say c 90005 2 Match 90015 five 90016 of the highlighted words / phrases with the definitions. 90006 Example: people who stay in a hotel or house for a short time 2 made better __________ 3 finding and learning about something __________ 4 interesting things for tourists to visit __________ 5 different thing to choose __________ 90199 90185 90002 90005 1 Listen to Claire talking about her favourite photo.Tick ​​(ü 90006 90005) A or B. 90006 1 The photo is of a 16 90 206 th 90207 birthday party. A True c B False c 2 Lisa and Tom were at the party. A True c B False c 3 Claire’s mum is popular with Claire’s friends. A True c B False c 4 Jamie is not talkative. A True c B False c 5 Claire has no younger brothers or sisters. A True c B False c 90005 2 Listen to five conversations. Match them with places A-E. 90006 90005 1 Ask your partner these questions.90006 1 What school subject do / did you like most? 2 Why are you studying English? 3 Do you want to learn any other languages? Why? 4 What did you have for dinner last night? 5 What are your plans for your next holiday? 6 What is the best book you have ever read? 7 Do you like beach or city holidays? Why? 8 Which country would you most like to visit? Why? 9 Have you ever spoken English abroad? When? 10 What job would you most like to have? Why? 90005 Now answer your partner’s questions.90006 90005 2 Make questions and ask your partner about a weekend trip he / she went on. 90006 • What / Do / afternoon? • What / Do / evening? • How much / cost? 90005 3 Read this information about a weekend trip you went on and answer your partner’s questions. 90006 Coach leaves London at 8.30 a.m. Saturday Arrive in Bath about 11.00 a.m. Tour of the city: 12.00-5.00 p.m. Saturday Dinner at Smith’s Restaurant: 7.00pm Saturday Accommodation: City Hotel Return travel: leave Bath Sunday at 3.00 p.m. Arrive back in London at 5.30 p.m. 90002 90005 1 90015 Underline 90016 the correct form. 90006 Example: When 90005 90015 did you finish 90016 90006/90005 have you finished 90006 your work? 90032 1 90005 Does your sister stay 90006/90005 Is your sister staying 90006 with you this weekend? 2 I have not had 90005 anything 90006/90005 nothing 90006 to eat today, and I’m really hungry. 3 Who did you 90005 see 90006/90005 saw 90006 at the bank? 4 I’ve finished my homework, 90005 so 90006/90005 but 90006 I’m going out for a walk.5 I do not think it 90005 ‘s raining 90006/90005’ ll rain 90006 tomorrow. 6 Mrs Matthias 90005 will meet 90006/90005 is meeting 90006 someone at three, but she can see you at four. 7 We 90005 were sitting 90006/90005 sat 90006 on a bench when the bus arrived. 8 90005 I’m going to 90006/90005 ‘ll 90006 see you at the theatre at eight o’clock. 9 Your room is 90005 more tidy 90006/90005 tidier 90006 than my sister’s. 10 What 90005 did you do 90006/90005 were you doing 90006 for your last holiday? 11 Yann 90005 is always 90006/90005 always is 90006 late to school.12 This is the 90005 more 90006/90005 most 90006 difficult question in the test. 13 Sofia’s boyfriend is someone 90005 who 90006/90005 which 90006 loves swimming. 14 Jake did not run 90005 enough fast 90006/90005 fast enough 90006 to win the race. 15 When 90005 did they get 90006/90005 have they got 90006 back from Canada? 90005 2 Put the words in the correct order. 90006 Example: excellent I latest think his will book be 90014 90015 I think his latest book will be excellent.90016 90017 1 as my older me brother is not as tall __________________________________ 2 book was that the I’ve read best ever __________________________________ 3 your how people are many in there family? __________________________________ 4 does not exercise do wife enough my __________________________________ 5 next going are to what study year you? __________________________________ 90005 3 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.90006 Example: I 90014 90015 ‘ve 90016 90017 never 90014 90015 read 90016 90017 (read) a book in English. 1 When _______________ Maria _______________ (go) back to Rome? Is it tomorrow? 2 My brother _______________ (study) photography at the moment. 3 I _______________ (not be) late tomorrow. That’s a promise. 4 _______________ you _______________ (be) to New York before? 5 Let’s eat Thai food. We _______________ never _______________ (try) it. 6 _______________ you _______________ (wait) for your bus when I saw you yesterday? 7 They _______________ (go) out for a meal when they got to Bangkok.8 I _______________ (see) your sister at the pool when I was swimming. 9 Be careful. I _______________ just _______________ (paint) that door. 10 We _______________ (fly) to Hong Kong at 2 o’clock next Tuesday. 90005 4 Complete the sentences with one word. 90006 Example: Sorry, 90014 90015 what 90016 90017 did you say? I did not hear. 1 This restaurant is less expensive __________ the last one. 2 I’m sure he __________ arrive soon. 3 A doctor is someone __________ helps people in hospital.4 Tara __________ the competition. Her dancing was the best. 5 We have not been to the new cinema __________. What’s it like? 6 It was __________ worst book I’ve ever read! 7 He had a party __________ it was his birthday. 8 __________ it was raining, we went out for a walk. 9 The concert was not as good __________ the one we saw last week. 10 I’ve __________ heard that joke. Adam told me it yesterday. 90005 5 Complete the sentences with the correct word (s). 90006 Example: She tried 90014 90015 on 90016 90017 the dress in the shop.1 I __________ Tom some money last week, and he has not paid me back. borrowed lent spent 2 My university course finishes __________ June. in on at 3 I do not go __________ to eat very often. off out up 4 There were a lot of people in the shop. It was very __________. crowded quiet boring 5 Do not eat all that cake! It’s really __________. polluted uncomfortable unhealthy 6 Who’s paying __________ the tickets? on for to 7 She __________ at the hotel very late last night.90004 got came arrived 90011 8 What did you think __________ the book? for off of 9 Have you __________ your bed this morning? done made cleaned 10 This lesson started __________ 9.15. You’re late again! at on in 11 I’m going to __________ Jill to our party this weekend. meet invite stay 12 How do you __________ this word? repeat underline pronounce 13 We’re __________ at a campsite because the hotels are too expensive.hiring staying renting 14 Do not worry __________ the washing up. I’ll do it later. about on for 15 He’s seeing his friends at the weekend. He’s really looking __________ it. for forward to after 90005 6 90015 Underline 90016 the odd word out. 90006 Example: trainers 90014 90015 shorts 90016 90017 boots shoes 1 leggings earrings necklace bracelet 2 customer receipt checkout check-in 3 tidying sailing ironing washing up 4 slim thin overweight bald 5 shy high talkative extrovert 6 sunbathe buy hire rent 7 T-shirt cap sweater top 8 crowded noisy lazy polluted 9 friendly funny generous mean 10 luxurious disgusting delicious comfortable 90005 7 Write the opposite.90006 1 start __________ 2 sell __________ 3 forget __________ 4 mend __________ 5 win __________ 90005 8 Complete the sentences with one word. 90006 Example: 90014 Slim 90017 is the 90014 90015 opposite 90016 90017 of 90014 fat 90017. 1 When I’m on holiday, I often __________ a bike to get around. 2 He did not spend much __________ when he went out last night. 3 Can I __________ € 20 from you, please? I’ll give it back later today.4 Did you __________ any souvenirs while you were in Italy? 5 I always wear __________ and sports socks to do sport. If not, my feet hurt. 6 Pietro’s birthday is __________ New Year’s Day! 7 Students, please work in __________ and talk to your partner. 8 It’s really dark in here. Can you turn __________ the light, please? 9 I do not have enough __________ to do my work and help you. 10 Sarah is not here. She’s __________ work. 90005 9 Match the words with the same sound.90006 dr 90005 e 90006 ss w 90005 i 90006 ndy cl 90005 ou 90006 dy b 90005 or 90006 ing f 90005 a 90006 ther 90149 l 90005 a 90006 zy 90152 f 90005 u 90006 nny w 90005 a 90006 tch s 90005 i 90006 ghtseeing 90005 e 90006 mail ma 90005 tch 90006 1 c 90005 ar 90006 digan _______ 2 tou 90005 ch 90006 _______ 3 cr 90005 ow 90006 ded _______ 4 t 90005 i 90006 ck _______ 5 b 90005 ea 90006 ch _______ 6 gl 90005 o 90006 ves _______ 7 s 90005 ai 90006 d _______ 8 tr 90005 o 90006 lley 90005 90006 _______ 90032 9 sh 90005 y 90006 _______ 90032 10 t 90005 al 90006 kative _______ 90005 10 Under 90015 line 90016 the stressed syllable.90006 90005 1 Read the article and tick (ü 90006 90005) A, B, or C. 90006 CouchSurfing — a different kind of travel experience I love travelling abroad, but two years ago I did not have much cash to spend on my holiday. At first, I was planning to go camping again, but then a friend suggested an alternative: CouchSurfing. I had no idea what that was, so she explained. ‘CouchSurfers’ are people who stay as guests in other people’s homes for free, and visit the sights in the local area.You can do the things that most tourists do, like sunbathing on the beach or sightseeing in the town centre. Or your host could give you a language lesson, teach you how to cook local delicacies, or take you to places that visitors never find. It sounded much more fun than my other holidays, so I joined the website and sent emails to about twenty hosts in France and Spain right away. A few days later, I already had ten replies. After a week or two of emails, I made arrangements with four hosts in three different cities.I’m quite talkative and they seemed very friendly, so I was not concerned about spending time with strangers. Two weeks later, I was arriving in Paris, and meeting my first host, Claudette. Over the next ten days, I stayed in four very different homes, improved my foreign languages, and made some great new friends. Sometimes the places where I stayed were basic -a sofa to sleep on, or even just a floor, but sometimes they were luxurious — much nicer than the hostels that I usually go to. I think it was probably the cheapest and most interesting holiday I’ve ever had! I’ve done CouchSurfing again twice since then: in Italy, and here in the UK.I’ll definitely do it again. In fact, I’m going on a trip to South America next year. And I’ve had five visitors at my place, including Claudette. I’ve discovered that hosting is as much fun as exploring a new place. CouchSurfing is a fantastic experience. Try it some time! Example: Emma started CouchSurfing because she wanted to save money. A True cü B False c C Does not say c 1 She first tried CouchSurfing two years ago. A True c B False c C Does not say c 2 Emma’s friend did not like camping.A True c B False c C Does not say c 3 ‘CouchSurfers’ share their homes and their time. A True c B False c C Does not say c 4 When Emma sent out emails, everyone replied quickly. 90004 A True c B False c C Does not say c 90011 5 She decided to visit four cities. A True c B False c C Does not say c 6 It took Emma about a month to organize her holiday. A True c B False c C Does not say c 7 Emma is quite extrovert.A True c B False c C Does not say c 8 Some of the places where Emma stayed were unusual. A True c B False c C Does not say c 9 Emma now speaks French fluently. A True c B False c C Does not say c 10 Emma says that she visited Claudette again. A True c B False c C Does not say c 90005 2 Match 90015 five 90016 of the highlighted words / phrases to the definitions. 90006 Example: people who stay in a hotel or house for a short time 90002 90014 90015 guests 90016 90017 1 person who invites people to their home _______ 2 immediately _______ 3 special food _______ 4 without paying _______ 90005 1 Listen to Claire talking about her favourite photo.Tick ​​(ü 90006 90005) A or B. 90006 1 The photo is of a party by the sea. A True c B False c 2 There are six people in the photo. A True c B False c 3 Claire’s mum has dark hair. A True c B False c 4 Her brother Jamie is hard-working. A True c B False c 5 Alex looks bored in the photo. A True c B False c 90005 2 Listen to five conversations. Match them with speakers A-E. 90006 90005 1 Answer your partner’s questions.90006 90005 Now ask your partner these questions. 90006 1 What school subjects do not / did not you like? 2 What kind of music do you like? 3 What are your plans for next week? 4 What do you usually use your computer for? 5 What did you have for lunch yesterday? 6 What is the best film you have ever seen? 7 What would be a perfect night out for you? 8 What is your favourite photo? Why? 9 Have you ever been anywhere very hot? Where? 10 What do you enjoy doing on holiday? 90005 2 Read this information about a weekend trip you went on and answer your partner’s questions.90006 Coach leaves London at 9 a.m. Saturday Tour of Oxford colleges: 2.00 — 4.30p.m. Theatre: 7.30 p.m. Saturday Accommodation: Rudolph Hotel 90002 Free time for shopping 90002 Return travel: leave Oxford Sunday at 7.00 p.m. Arrive back in London at 9.00 p.m. 90002 Cost: £ 195 per person 90005 3 Make questions and ask your partner about a weekend trip he / she went on. 90006 • What / Do / during / day? • Where / Eat / evening? • When / Get back / London? • How much / cost? 90004 90005 ANSWER KEY PROGRESS TEST A 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 10 Is your brother staying 90004 90005 3 90006 90011 90004 90005 4 90006 90011 1 How many people are there in your family? 2 My husband does not do enough exercise.3 What are you going to study next year? 4 My older sister is not as tall as me. 5 This is the best book I’ve ever read. / This book is the best I’ve ever read. 90004 90005 5 90006 90011 90004 90005 6 90006 90011 90004 90005 7 90006 90011 90004 90005 8 90006 90011 90004 90005 9 90006 90011 90004 90005 10 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 90004 90005 ANSWER KEY PROGRESS TEST B 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 1 Is your sister staying? 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 1 My older brother is not as tall as me.2 That was the best book I’ve ever read. / That book was the best I’ve ever read. 3 How many people are there in your family? 4 My wife does not do enough exercise. 5 What are you going to study next year? 90004 90005 3 90006 90011 90004 90005 4 90006 90011 90004 90005 5 90006 90011 90004 90005 6 90006 90011 90004 90005 7 90006 90011 90004 90005 8 90006 90011 90004 90005 9 90006 90011 90004 90005 10 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 90004 90005 1 90006 90011 90004 90005 2 90006 90011 .