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. 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 


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 


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 

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