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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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A. Match the verb in the column I with the correct noun from the column II.
I. II.
1. compose ___ a) an instrument
2. conduct ___ b) a piece of music
3. play ___ c) the drums
4. write ___ d) an orchestra
5. blow ___ e) the lyrics
6. tap ___ f) a tune
7. improvise ___ g) a song
8. beat ___ h) a solo
9. sing ___ i) your foot
10. hum ___ j) a horn
B. Fill in the blanks with a word from the exercise above. If it is a verb, make sure you use
the right form!
1. Don’t you think the maestro ______________ the orchestra well for his age?
2. He beats the ______________ like a madman!
3. John Lennon ______________ the lyrics to many of the Beatles’s best songs.
4. You can tell when Sam is in a good mood, because she usually ______________ one of her
favourite tunes.
5. The most famous opera ______________ by Puccini is Madame Butterfly.
6. Jazz musicians almost always ______________ their solos.
7. The musicians in the ______________ always tune their instruments before the beginning of
each concert.
8. I can remember the time when President Clinton stood up
on MTV to ______________ his horn – the saxophone.
9. Would you please not tap your ______________ in time to
the music?
10. Some of the best rock singers don’t ______________ their
songs, they shout them!
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HEALTH PROBLEMS
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TEENS’ PROBLEMS
A. Look at the pictures and complete the crossword. Find the secret expression.
1 A
2 O
3 P
4 B
5 S
6 D
7 G
8 A
9 B
10 A
11 B
12 S
S
Secret expression: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
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TEENS’ PROBLEMS
B. Match the texts above to the teens’ problems on the GP’s notebook below.
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C. Complete the following sentences about how you feel about the new media.
1. My favourite media is / are _______________________________________________.
2. I use it / them to _________________________________________________________.
3. I don’t like ___________________________ because ___________________________.
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TECHNOLOGY
C. Find the three words in the word snake to match the people below.
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AT WORK
A. Find the jobs in the word search that match the speech balloons below. Then, find two
extra jobs.
2. I am specialised in electrical wiring of
1. I can install and maintain systems for buildings, stationary machines and related
potable water, sewage, and drainage! equipment!
_____________________ _____________________
Extra jobs
1. __________________; 2. _____________________.
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JOB INTERVIEW
A. Grace is having an interview for a summer camp job. Fill in the gaps with words from the
box.
• questions • anything • summer camp • type of work
• a job • really • interview • experience
Interviewer: Good morning, Grace. Thanks for coming to the (1) _____________.
Grace: Hi there!
Interviewer: Firstly, have you had any (2) _____________ of summer camps?
Grace: None whatsoever.
Interviewer: Since you don’t have any experience, what (3) _____________ would you like to
do here?
Grace: (4) _______________ really… I don’t mind…
Interviewer: Mmm… So why do you want to work in a (5) _______________?
Grace: I really need (6) ___________ you see. I’m leaving school next week.
Interviewer: Are there any (7) _______________ you’d like to ask?
Grace: No, not (8) _______________. Hmm.
B. Grace wrote a list of things she should do before and during the interview but she might
have forgotten some. Tick () the things she forgot.
TO DO LIST
1. Think about the questions the interviewer will ask. ___
2. Prepare the answers to the interviewer’s questions. ___
3. Don’t forget to greet the interviewer. ___
4. Don’t forget to point out experience and the
reason why I am applying for the job. ___
5. Prepare a question to ask the interviewer.
Example: Do you offer any training? ___
6. Show confidence and politeness. ___
7. Use formal English. ___
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A. The director Steven Spielberg has turned some short stories and novels into films. Match
the book covers and the descriptions.
a) A scientist’s dream turns into a nightmare when things go very wrong in his theme park on an
island in the Pacific.
b) One day a shark attacks a young lady swimming at night – and then the terror begins. A small
town in America faces its biggest nightmare. Don’t pick the book up before midnight.
c) This is the story of a young black woman called Celie, who has to live with a man she doesn’t
like. However, her woman friends help her as much as they can.
d) The story of a man who helped thousands of Jews to escape the Nazi terror during the
Second World War.
e) The adventures of three children in Neverland – a classic children’s story, filmed by Spielberg
under the title Hook.
f) Set in the future, this story is about a police chief. His officers can predict who will commit a
crime. One day they predict that he will kill a man he doesn’t even know.
g) Martians come to earth and build huge killing machines. Can the people from Earth fight
back?
B. Now link the film genres below to the book covers above.
You can use more than one word.
1. 5.
2.
6.
3.
7.
4.
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A. Write about the activities you might organise for one of the programmes. You may find
some examples on the list below.
person or the group of people, to be shared among the larger gathered group.
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PAST SIMPLE
Remember: You use the Past Simple to talk about finished events in the past and events in a
finished past period of time. The time of the action is usually stated.
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PRESENT PERFECT
Remember: You use the Present Perfect to express events in the past connected to the present.
The time of the action is not usually mentioned.
A. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the Present Perfect.
1. They _________________ (already / buy) the tickets for the concert.
2. They _________________ (never / go) to an event like that.
3. His friends _________________ (not / see) their favourite band yet.
4. _________________ they _________________ (decide) to go camping?
5. You _________________ (not / put up) your tent.
6. We _________________ (not / drink) anything and it’s really hot here!
C. Jason and Marion have decided to go to a music festival abroad. Write about the things
they have done ( ) or haven’t done ( ).
Ex.: call their best friend (Jason) ✓ Jason has already called their best friend.
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B. Past Simple or Present Perfect? In each sentence circle the right verb form.
1. My best friend has gone / went to NOS Alive this summer.
2. He has sent / sent an email last weekend.
3. I have never been / never was to southwest England.
4. But I saw / have seen lots of YouTube videos of
Glastonbury festival. It’s amazing!
5. My friend has collected / collected thousands of posters of
his favourite bands for the past five years.
6. I was really surprised when I saw / have seen them
yesterday.
C. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the Past Simple or Present
Perfect.
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CONNECTORS
Neither… nor to join two negative ideas You eat neither salads nor fruit. You have
very bad eating habits.
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SECOND CONDITIONAL
Watch out: Second conditional or conditional type 2 is used to talk about unreal situations (not
true or not possible) that will probably not happen.
If Condition Result
A. Read the sentences and complete the boxes with the words Conditional or Past Simple.
1. If she felt happy, she would stop overeating.
If+______________ + ____________________
B. Complete the sentences with the right form of the verb in brackets.
1. If he ______________ (accept) a cigarette, it would be hard to quit smoking.
2. I ______________ (help) my best friends if they got into trouble.
3. She ______________ (not take) any drugs if she knew all their terrible effects.
4. If they ______________ (go) to a rehab clinic, they would get better.
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PAST PERFECT
Remember: We use Past Perfect to show that something happened and finished before
something else in the past.
Ex.: When Sarah arrived home, she realised she had forgotten her smartphone at work.
A. Fill in the gaps with the Past Perfect in the affirmative form.
1. By the time we arrived, the conference ______________ (already / begin).
2. When I looked at his face, I realised someone ______________ (hit) him.
3. Bill _____________ (already / do) the online exercises when the teacher came in.
4. After Ollie ______________ (buy) her tablet, all his friends got one too.
B. Rewrite the sentences in the negative (a) and interrogative form (b).
1. They had acquired a new app for their smartphones.
a) _______________________________________________________________________
b) _______________________________________________________________________
2. She had forgotten the pleasure of in-person interactions.
a) _______________________________________________________________________
b) _______________________________________________________________________
D. Complete the sentences with the right form of the verb in brackets.
1. When I _______________ (come) home, my father _______________
(already / fix) the computer.
2. By the time she __________ (send) him a message, he __________
(already / turn) off his mobile.
3. Jason only _______________ (start) gaming after he _______________
(meet) a really addicted gamer at school.
4. Emma _____________ (already / read) the post before her friends
______________ (warn) her.
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REPORTED SPEECH
Remember: We use reported speech to tell / say what someone told us / said before. The verbs
most commonly used to introduce the reported speech are ask, tell, say, explain, suggest.
B. Rewrite the sentences in the reported speech. Make any necessary changes.
1. “They are meeting outside today”, his mother explained.
_________________________________________________________________________
2. “They’ll use different passwords from now on”, she told the technician.
_________________________________________________________________________
3. “He insulted his friends online”, she said.
_________________________________________________________________________
4. “She has set time limits”, her mother explained.
_________________________________________________________________________
5. “Get some electronic free time”, he suggested them.
_________________________________________________________________________
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Remember:
When we report questions, we generally use the same word order as in statements:
subject + verb: She asked who she had met.
We use if or whether to introduce yes / no questions.
Verb tenses, pronouns, time expressions change as in statements.
When we are reporting questions, besides ask we can use other reporting verbs / expressions
like: inquire, wonder or want to know.
B. Rewrite the questions in the reported speech. Make any necessary changes. Just follow
the example.
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Remember: Besides say and tell, we can use other reporting verbs such as explain, suggest.
Notice that they are followed by different types of clauses.
Ex.: He explained that the work was hard.
He suggested visiting the factory.
C. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1. My mother avoids _______________________ (arrive) late for work.
2. Before _______________________ (go) home they met in front of the factory.
3. Don’t you mind _______________________ (open) the window?
4. They appreciate _______________________ (travel) by plane.
5. _______________________ (read) is my escape after work.
6. Do you fancy _______________________ (write) reports?
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INFINITIVE
2. Some __________: happy, glad, sorry, I’am glad __________ (help) you.
pleased, anxious, willing, clever, lucky, She’s willing __________ (give) her boyfriend a
fortunate… second chances.
3. __________+ adjective I’m too young __________ (apply) for that job.
4. Adjective + __________ I’m fit enough __________ (supervise) the
summer camp activities.
5. Expressions: would like, would __________ I would prefer __________ (do) his job.
We would like __________ (apologise) for the
delay.
We use the Infinitive without to (or bare infinitive) after:
6. __________: can, could, may, might, shall, I can __________ (speak) for myself.
should, will, would, must. You must __________ (tidy) up your room.
7. __________ and __________ The boss made the employees
_______________ (work) extra time.
Some employers don’t let their employees
__________ (talk) while they’re working.
8. Expressions like: would _____________ I’d rather __________ (go) to Australia on
Monday so as not to lose family time at the
weekend.
B. Complete the sentences using verb + Infinitive (with or without to) or verb + -ing form.
1. I meant __________ (buy) an evening paper but I didn’t see anyone
______________ (sell) them.
2. Tom needs __________ (work) harder.
3. He hopes __________ (meet) his boss at the party.
4. Stop __________ (tease) him!
5. I can’t help __________ (laugh) when I see him.
6. I’d rather __________ (not fly). I hate planes!
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RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Remember:
Non-defining relative clauses add extra information to what is mentioned before. We use
commas to separate these clauses from the main clause.
Defining relative clauses provide necessary information. That can only be used in defining
relative clauses.
In contact clauses (defining relative clauses) we can omit the relative pronoun if it is the object of
a relative clause.
people things
subject who that which that
object who that which that
possessive whose
A. Join the two sentences using a relative pronoun. Say if the sentences are defining (D) or
non-defining (ND) and use commas where necessary.
1. Students can improve their language skills.
Students are participating in the exchange programme.
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
2. Students have several extra-curricular activities.
These activities are mainly sports and arts.
__________________________________________________
3. Students sleep in tents. They are shared by their tutors.
_________________________________________________________________________
4. The programme involves extra work at home. Its daily schedule is demanding.
_________________________________________________________________________
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QUESTION TAGS
Remember: We use question tags: a) to check if the information in the statement is true and our
tone of voice rises; b) to ask for agreement and our tone of voice falls.
A. Fill in the missing parts in the table.
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A. For questions 1 – 10, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits
each gap.
story has an unhappy ending. Many rulers of that (8) ____________ were
afraid of science, and (9) ____________ connected with it was in danger.
As a consequence, her life was at risk and one day in March 415, she
(10) ____________ attacked in the street and killed.
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For questions 1 – 10, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits
each gap.
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A. Introduction
Discovering Australia
B. Task
Form a small group, and use the Internet to help you answer the following questions.
1. Australia is formed by different territories. How many? What are they called? Find information to
explain how Australia is organised.
_________________________________________________________________________
2. What and where is the capital city of Australia?
_________________________________________________________________________
3. What is the Great Barrier Reef? Why is it so famous?
_________________________________________________________________________
4. Many of Australia’s native animals can’t be found anywhere else. Find five examples.
____________________________________________
5. Where is the place you can see in the picture? Why is it
famous? _________________________________________
6. What is the most representative building in Australia?
____________________________________________
7. What currency do Australians use in their daily lives?
__________________________________________________
8. Who is in charge of the country?
_________________________________________________________________________
9. Why are boomerangs associated with Australia?
_________________________________________________________________________
10. Who are the aboriginal? Provide a short explanation.
_________________________________________________________________________
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C. Process
In small groups, nominate a team leader and a time keeper. The team leader will be the
representative of the group and will voice any trouble you find. The time keeper will be sure you
don’t spend too much time on one task alone and avoid facing a situation in which you have no
more time to complete the task.
Complete the assignment in order. To organise the information you collect, create a presentation
(PowerPoint, Movie Maker, Prezi, Present.me…).
Don’t forget that when you present your assignment, you should avoid reading from your notes.
Tell the class about your findings as if you were sharing a story.
D. Evaluation
Each group will present their findings to the class.
After all the groups share their work, take a class vote on the best group presentation. State the
reasons for your choice.
E. Conclusion
To sum up the topic, have a short class discussions on the reasons Portugal rarely features any
news about Australia. Point out reasons why it’s important to know what is happening around the
globe.
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In the United States of America (USA) one of the most famous highways is Route 66. Although it is
neither the oldest nor the longest of them all it has become a legend. It has marked its presence in
American literature, music, cinema and television. The name “Route 66” has even become a
trademark for many products. In fact, Route 66 is one of the most famous tourist attractions of the
USA, for anyone looking for unforgettable adventures.
B. Task
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C. Process
In small groups, nominate a team leader and a time keeper. The team leader will be the
representative of the group and will voice any trouble you find. The time keeper will be sure you don’t
spend too much time on one task alone and avoid facing a situation in which you have no more time
to complete the task.
Complete the assignment in order. This site can help you get started: http://historic66.com
When you prepare your presentation, remember that you should have the following stages:
Why Route 66? Short historical overview.
Recommended attractions along the route.
The journey plan.
Don’t forget that when you present your assignment, you should avoid reading from your notes. Tell
the class about your findings as if you were sharing a story.
D. Evaluation
Each group will present to the class, promoting reasons why their package is the best deal.
Individually, each student will fill in the peer-assessment table featured on the following page.
After all the presentations, take a class vote on the most convincing group.
E. Conclusion
To sum up the topic, have a short class discussion on the pros and cons of road trips.
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