martes, 31 de marzo de 2020
1º PMAR
Os indico algunos enlaces para practicar PAST SIMPLE.
Veréis que es muy fácil. Siempre es igual.
Incluyo algunos enlances:
https://elt.oup.com/student/solutions/preint/grammar/grammar_02_012e?cc=global&selLanguage=en
https://www.curso-ingles.com/practicar/ejercicios/past-simple
https://www.english-4u.de/en/tenses-exercises/past-simple.htm
Ya queda poco para las vacaciones. Espero que estéis practicando.
SPRING
3º E.S.O. C/A and 3ºB/D MARIA MURGUI
ON OUR WAY TO BETTER MOMENTS 💓
I HOPE YOU CAN SEE THE ANSWERS CLEARLY.
ANY QUESTION: inlochness@gmail.com
As I told you yesterday, I am posting the ANSWERS to the activities on WORKBOOK:
Unit 7 Topic Vocabulary Page 52
1
1. bring up 2. reassure 3. make up
2
1. brought up 2. reassure 3. fall out with 4. can’t stand 5. attracted to 6. made up
3
1. get your hopes up 6. break my heart
2. bond 7. get your own way
3. hug 8. consult
4. youth 9. proposal
5. stick together 10. upbringing
4 1. lonely 4. party
2. unpleasant 5. go out
3. girlfriend 6. helping others
5 Possible answers
1. fiancé 5. acquaintance
2. colleague 6. mutual friend
3. foster parent 7. companion
4. partner
6 .1. P 2. P 3.N 4. P
Vocabulary FROM THE TEXT Page 53
7 .1. e 4. i 7. h
2. c 5. f 8. b
3. g 6. a 9. d
8.Possible answers
1. car 4. belt
2. paint 5. Curly
3. paintings
9
1. go for 2. take my mind off 3. an oddball 4. as good as new 5. dropped a bombshell
6. just in case 7. all summer long 8. adjust 9. could use 10. grand scheme
Vocabulary Extension
1
1. sympathetic 4. necessary, mystery
2. affection 5. grateful, loyalty
3. universal
2
1. know each other inside out
2. down in the dumps
3. as thick as thieves
3 1. over 2. under 3. over 4. under
4
1. F; Children often pick on their classmates. 2. T
3. F; If you turn down a job, you didn’t want it. 4. F; People call off a wedding when they have an argument.
5. T 6. F; Speak up if you don’t agree with something.
7. T 8. F; A friend will stand by someone.
9.T
Grammar Page 54
1
1. said that he / she was spending six months in space the next / following year
2. asked why no one had turned up for the party
3. reminded the children to bring their book reports the next / following day
4. apologised for forgetting my birthday
5. begged her not to give up her studies then
6. invited me / us to come to a concert the next / following night
2
1. do you find
2. are scientists able to
3. have I seen
4. should students be
5. will the public have
3
1. said 6. to take
2. had died 7. did
3. would be 8. No sooner
4. whether 9. told
5. were 10. that he had known
Page 55
4
1. she had passed her exams
2. she was going out that evening
3. (that) her boyfriend would probably take her for a meal
4. she wouldn’t be home
5. she was sorry (that) she couldn’t meet her that day
6. meeting
7. the next / following day
5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers
6 Possible answers
1. had run 4. had … left
2. to collect 5. were waiting
3. would go on
Putting It Together
7
1. turned down the job / turned the job down
2. he had eaten
3. talked me into buying
4. me (that) I could wear
5. advised me to
1º BACHILLERATO A/D
WRITING ACTIVITY
Some tips for your WRITING TASK DEADLINE : 14th April 2020
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR:
TIPS:
- Write an outline with the points you are going to use in each of the paragraphs.
- Do not use informal language. Use formal language.
- Try to IMPACT on the reader, to call the reader's attention
- Use formal structures ( INVERSION, PASSIVE VOICE, IMPERSONAL 'IT'...) and formal vocabulary.
- Emphasise your opinions using formal expressions like WHAT IS CLEAR...WHAT IS UNDENIABLE... I HAVE NO DOUBT... I FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT
TOPIC: You have read an article in a local magazine about plans to redevelopma large, disused power station as a block of luxury flats. You feel there are far more imaginative uses for the building which would be of more benefit to the community.
Write a letter to the editor explaining your opinion.
or
TOPIC: You have read about plans to redevelop a riverside area and open-air swimming location into a luxury hotel. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper explaining why you are strongly against this proposal.
2º BACHILLERATO A
GOOD MORNING
A couple of things today:
LISTENING PRACTICE:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=6+MINUTE+ENGLISH
Try to keep up with your English: real English.
Last part of unit 10 in the workook. These are voluntary activities if you want to revise: pg 82 and 83 in the workbook.
Writing
A discursive essay page 82
Exercise 1
5 – vaccines, antibiotics
2 – printing press, computer technology
Exercise 2
1 seems / looks 2 seems 3 seemed / sounded
4 have felt 5 looks / seems
Exercise 3
1 Scientists based in California have developed incredibly
sophisticated robots.
2 Having modified a vaccine for rubella, the inventor was
acclaimed by the press. / The inventor who had modified
a vaccine for rubella was acclaimed by the press.
3 Researchers seeking a cure for the disease investigated a
new batch of antibodies.
4 While [subject + was / were] trying to record heartbeats,
the pacemaker was invented.
5 The laboratory in the university building has several
specimens of molluscs.
6 Cancer cells were observed mutating by specialists.
Progress check unit 10 pg 83
Exercise 1
Galaxy Zoo was created to recruit volunteers to examine galaxies whose patterns are unrecognizable to computers.
Exercise 2
a a straight line that touches the outside of a curve but does not cross it
b a figure with four sides in the shape of a diamond that has two opposite angles more than 90° and the other two less than 90°
c a solid or hollow figure with round ends and long straight sides.
Exercise 3 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 120
Exercise 4 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 122
Exercise 5 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 122
Exercise 6 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 124
Exercise 7: Please refer to Student’s Book pages 124 and 125
Exercise 8 : Please refer to Student’s Book page 125
Exercise 9 The Black Death originated in Asia.
Exercise 10
a He faced death, and knew the end was nigh.
b The invention of the personal computer marked the beginning of the end for typewriters.
Exercise 11
a as b like
Exercise 12
a The head of the science department told the students in the chemistry lab about microbes.
b Wendy witnessed an unusual procession while she was driving in the country.
Exercise 13
Please refer to Student’s Book page 128
A couple of things today:
LISTENING PRACTICE:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=6+MINUTE+ENGLISH
Try to keep up with your English: real English.
Last part of unit 10 in the workook. These are voluntary activities if you want to revise: pg 82 and 83 in the workbook.
Writing
A discursive essay page 82
Exercise 1
5 – vaccines, antibiotics
2 – printing press, computer technology
Exercise 2
1 seems / looks 2 seems 3 seemed / sounded
4 have felt 5 looks / seems
Exercise 3
1 Scientists based in California have developed incredibly
sophisticated robots.
2 Having modified a vaccine for rubella, the inventor was
acclaimed by the press. / The inventor who had modified
a vaccine for rubella was acclaimed by the press.
3 Researchers seeking a cure for the disease investigated a
new batch of antibodies.
4 While [subject + was / were] trying to record heartbeats,
the pacemaker was invented.
5 The laboratory in the university building has several
specimens of molluscs.
6 Cancer cells were observed mutating by specialists.
Progress check unit 10 pg 83
Exercise 1
Galaxy Zoo was created to recruit volunteers to examine galaxies whose patterns are unrecognizable to computers.
Exercise 2
a a straight line that touches the outside of a curve but does not cross it
b a figure with four sides in the shape of a diamond that has two opposite angles more than 90° and the other two less than 90°
c a solid or hollow figure with round ends and long straight sides.
Exercise 3 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 120
Exercise 4 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 122
Exercise 5 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 122
Exercise 6 :Please refer to Student’s Book page 124
Exercise 7: Please refer to Student’s Book pages 124 and 125
Exercise 8 : Please refer to Student’s Book page 125
Exercise 9 The Black Death originated in Asia.
Exercise 10
a He faced death, and knew the end was nigh.
b The invention of the personal computer marked the beginning of the end for typewriters.
Exercise 11
a as b like
Exercise 12
a The head of the science department told the students in the chemistry lab about microbes.
b Wendy witnessed an unusual procession while she was driving in the country.
Exercise 13
Please refer to Student’s Book page 128
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