New Headway English Course - Upper-Intermediate - Workbook without key [antikvár]

THEWORLD'S HIGHEST DUSTMANDavid Clark, 25, (a) lives/is living most of the time in York with his parents, but he is also the world's first mountaineering dustman. He (b) has already been wakingi has already made two trips to Mount Everest to collect rubbish left by expeditions there, and now he (c) aimsi's aiming to be the youngest person to climb the world's highest mountain.It was while he (d) worked/was working in a climbing equipment shop that he (e) heardhvas hearing about the rubbish left on Everest. He (f) was look ing I looked for something really challenging to do and he liked the idea of being a dustman with a difference.He is amazed at the type of junk he (g) has found! has been finding. At 17,000 ft he (h) came/was coming across cornflake packets, empty caviare tins, and hundreds of hypodermic needles and syringes. So far he (i) has been collecting!has collected enough rubbish to cover three football pitches.For the last six months David (j) has prepared/has been preparing to climb to the summit of Everest. He (k) 's irainingltrains hard in the Himalayas and has been on a strict diet. If he (1) succeedslis succeeding he will be the youngest British person ever to reach the top of Everest.