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PREFACE
This book is an elaboration designed for English III students, conditioned for their learning
during each session as well as for the use of all careers are offered by the ISAM Institute.
In this edition, Unit I and Unit II have been fully organized, which is a logical consequence
of the topics developed in English II, thereby facilitating student learning. This material
focuses on the basic topics of construction and production according to development units.
However, there are other topics for student learning in the higher technical level. In such a
way that both units are contemplated following the development topics. In effect, the units
are theoretical and practical.
Finally, it is necessary to remember the importance of learning English language to be able
to develop in different situations that are merited.
COMPETENCES
“The student elaborates and designs long sentences referring to the grammatical structures
of imperatives, prepositions of place, typical places, predictions with the Will and Going
in the affirmative, interrogative and negative to adapt to communicative situations in their
environment, also knows relevant information about the customs around the world that
uses it to understand reading texts and lectures in class. He also analyzes and organizes the
information on Future Will, Going to, the Present Perfect and the Past Simple to compare
these two grammatical tenses and recreate situations of oral expression and comprehension
INGLÉS III
of texts that will govern as support throughout his entire professional career”.
Learning Unit
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This material from Unit I serves as support to reaffirm the knowledge acquired during face-to-face and
virtual classes, designed for English III.
It is a didactic means they contemplate learning in a practical and didactic way, they also support the
theoretical and practical contents according to the theme of the week during the classes, they are
support that means according to the teaching modality.
Its design is structured by units and activities that agree with the practical considerations provided
according to the teaching modality. This material is conditioned to the teacher's instructions according
to the content of the sessions.
It presents Unit I in which it handles grammar for the construction of learning and development of
cognitive skills in students.
COMPETITION
“Prepare and design long sentences referring to the grammatical structures of imperatives, prepositions of
place, typical places, predictions with the Will and Going in affirmative, interrogative and negative to adapt to
communicative situations in their environment, also knows relevant information about customs around the
world”.
CAPACITIES
Express suggestions for certain illnesses and have a conversation to ask and guide others. They know certain
predictions. They provide and request information on different types of addresses. Apply conversation topics
comparatively and diplomatically.
ATTITUDES
Perform the indicated jobs. Conduct dialogues with colleagues. Write in English using verbs. Apply
conversation topics fluently. Articulates, understands and applies sentences in English.
The Learning Unit 01: The human body: typical places and prepositions of
place
It includes the development of the following topics:
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The human body is the structure of a human being. It is composed of many different types
of cells that together create tissues and subsequently organ systems.
It comprises a head, neck, trunk (which includes the thorax and abdomen), arms and hands, legs
and feet.
The study of the human body involves anatomy, physiology, histology and embryology.
The body varies anatomically in known ways. Physiology focuses on the systems and organs
of the human body and their functions. Many systems and mechanisms interact in order to
maintain homeostasis, with safe levels of substances such as sugar and oxygen in the blood.
1. hand
2. shoulder
3. head
4. neck
5. finger
6. thumb
7. wrist
8. elbow
9. breast
10. belly
11. thigh
12. knee
13. lower leg
14. toe
15. calf
16. ankle
17. foot
18. bottom
19. back
20. upper arm
21. forearm
Label the different parts of our body using the words in the box.
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Exercise (1)
Now look at the pictures and make sentences according to the structure above.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Practice :
Dialogue (1)
Mother : What’s the matter, Sally? You look unhappy?
Sally : I have a headache and I feel terrible.
Mother : Oh ! I’m really sorry. Would you like me to take you a doctor?
Sally : No, I prefer to take an aspirin.
Mother : Why don’t you go out and go for a walk with me?
Sally : Do you think so?
Mother : It would be more comfortable for you.
Sally : OK, so let’s go out.
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Dialogue (2)
Oscar : Let’s go to the movies tonight.
Gina : I don’t think. I can watch a movie tonight.
Oscar : Why not?
Gina : I have a terrible stomachache
Oscar : OK, so let’s go home.
Imperatives.
ADVICES:
Go to bed and sleep.
Take two aspirins.
Drink a lot of water.
Take a hot bath.
Go home and relax.
Eat some toast and drink some tea.
Drink some orange juice.
Go to bed early.
Try these cough drops.
Don’t go to work.
Don’t eat dessert.
Don’t eat any food for a day.
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Self-assessment - Topic 1
1. What’s the matter, Mary?
a. I headache
b. I have a headache
c. I has a headache
d. I has headache
e. I get headache
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6. Negative imperative
a. Doesn’t touch that
b. Do not touches that
c. Don’t touch that
d. Don’t that
e. Don’t this
7. Is correct to say:
a. Do not eats any food for a day.
b. Don’t eat any food for a day.
c. Don’t eating any food for a day.
d. Do not eating some food for a day.
e. Don’t been eating
8. Positive imperative
a. Go home and relax
b. Go home and relaxing
c. Goes home and relax
d. Go home and relaxing
e. Go at home
9. Positive imperative
a. Take an aspirin
b. Take a aspirin
c. Take aspirin
d. Takes aspirins
e. Taking aspiring
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c. Anke
d. Ancle
e. Ancling
REPUESTAS
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 D 5 B
6 C 7 B 8 A 9 A 10 A
11 C 12 C 13 A 14 A 15 B
16 A 17 B 18 A 19 A 20 C
21 A 22 D 23 B 24 C 25 A
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Speaking
Ask your classmate and answer the following questions:
1. Does your mother have an ear infection or a throat infection?
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Conversation practice.
Pharmacist: Hello. Can I help you? How are you feeling?
Reading comprehension
Allergic reaction
An allergic reaction is the body's way of responding to an "invader." When the body senses a
foreign substance, called an antigen, the immune system is triggered. The immune system
normally protects the body from harmful agents such as bacteria and toxins. Its overreaction to
a harmless substance (an allergen) is called a hypersensitivity reaction, or an allergic, reaction.
4. Is the body protected from bacteria and toxins by the immune system?
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Typical places.
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Prepositions of place.
Conversation:
Pat: I'm in the Korean restaurant and I want to go to the theater after dinner. Can you tell
me where is the theater?
Jim: Sure. It's on Lane Street right behind the supermarket.
Pat: Is it between the newsagent and the school?
Jim: Exactly, right across from the chemist lab and you get to the theater.
Pat : Oh! Nice, thank you so much.
Jim: You are welcome.
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Self-assessment - Topic 2
1. Where is the hospital?
a. near
b. next to
c. between
d. in front of
e. on
a. between
b. opposite
c. block
d. above
e. on
a. in
b. under
c. behind
d. above
e. across
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a. behind
b. through
c. beside
d. on
e. in
8. After we studied for the test, we walked… ......... the library to go home.
a. between
b. at
c. in
d. out of
e. next to
9. Be careful when you are on the bridge. Don’t fall .......... the water.
a. Into
b. on
c. from
d. near
e. at
a. next to
b. across from
c. in front of
d. opposite
e. in
a. on
b. into
c. across from
d. opposite
e. next to
a. mouth
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b. nose
c. ear
d. hair
e. eyes
a. arm
b. nail
c. hand
d. head
e. eyes
a. mouth
b. eyes
c. hand
d. arm
e. teeth
a. leg
b. arm
c. finger
d. shoulder
e. toe
a. toe
b. teeth
c. arm
d. hand
e. nail
a. nose
b. tongue
c. ear
d. hair
e. mouth
a. face
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b. eyes
c. eyebrow
d. lips
e. neck
a. runny nose
b. running nose
c. run nose
d. ranny nose
e. runy nose
a. I am sad
b. I am sading
c. I am sadly
d. I am feel sad
a. She is tiring
b. She feel tired
c. She feels tired
d. She feeling tired
a. Ankle
b. Ancles
c. Anke
d. Ancle
e. Angry
24 . Is correct to spell……?
a. mout
b. mouth
c. mouthing
d. mauth
e. mathi
REPUESTAS
1 A 2 B 3 C 4 B 5 C
6 A 7 C 8 D 9 A 10 B
11 E 12 C 13 C 14 A 15 A
16 B 17 A 18 B 19 A 20 A
21 C 22 A 23 D 24 B 25 C
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• Where is .........?
• Can you give me directions to (the)
• Can you tell me how to get to (the) …… ?
Example:
Felix: Excuse me. How do I get to the train station?
Juan: The train station? Go one block and turn right.
Felix: Thanks!
Juan: No problem
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Vocabulary:
Unscramble the letters and write the names of places
1. REOST
2. ROSKOTEBO
3. VIEMO
4. RAKP
5. KANB
6. TEP PHSO
7. CIEFOF OPST
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restaurant.
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Addresses
Say the address in English
This means:
Vocabulary:
a) Address b) street
c) road d) avenue.
e) town f) live
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Conversation practice
Today is your birthday, you invited Sarah, and you are giving her directions to get
to your home.
You : Because, today is my birthday, and I'm having a party. Do you want to come?
You : Ok, from your house, walk straight ahead on Broadway Street, then turn right on
First Avenue, walk two blocks, my house is on the corner of First Avenue and
Central Street.
Sara : Thank you so much, I hope to get on time and spend a good day.
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Self-assessment - Topic 3
1. The letter B is .............. the letter A and the letter C
a. between
b. around
c. straight
d. on
e. below
2. When you get to Third street, don’t turn right. Turn …….
a. a head
b. leave
c. left
d. ahead
e. above
a. between
b. over
c. into
d. around
e. behind
4. After we studied for the test, we walked… ...... the library to go home.
a. opposite
b. above
c. behind
d. out of
e. into
a. into
b. from
c. around
d. off
e. above
6. They didn’t turn left and they didn’t turn right. They walked ………….
a. straight
b. from
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c. between
d. off
e. under
11. The bar is .............. the corner of West Street and South Street.
a. across
b. on
c. from
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d. into
e. block
a. straight
b. in front of
c. past
d. cross
e. go on
a. near
b. roundabout
c. about
d. go up
e. go down
a. at
b. on
c. above
d. opposite
e. next a
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17. The music store is .................... Santos Dumont Street and Rosa e Silva Avenue.
a. on the corner of
b. in the corner of
c. at the corner of
d. above the corner of
e. under the corner of
a. on behind
b. behind
c. behind of
d. behind in
e. behind at
19. The toy store is ................... the music store and the restaurant.
a. between
b. at between
c. between on
d. between in
e. on between
a. at opposite
b. opposite
c. opposite on
d. opposite at
e. opposite in
a. in
b. at
c. under
d. on
e. up
a. between
b. on
c. in
d. at
e. above
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a. in the left
b. at the left
c. on the left
d. up the left
e. into the left
REPUESTAS
1 A 2 C 3 C 4 D 5 B
6 A 7 B 8 A 9 C 10 C
11 B 12 B 13 A 14 B 15 B
16 D 17 A 18 B 19 A 20 B
21 D 22 A 23 C 24 A 25 D
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You’ll meet a rich man and get married into three years.
Use of WILL
Complete the following sentences and use WILL
I think you / I think it
…………. become famous in ……….
…………..rain tomorrow ………...
…………get married next year.
………… finish your thesis ……… …..
………….travel to USA ……………….
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Example:
They’ll get married
She won’t find a job.
Example:
I guess I’ll travel to Europe next year.
When I am 30, I’ll probably have my first baby.
Perhaps, I’ll finish my thesis next week.
I don’t know. I probably won’t study another language.
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AFFIRMATIVE
NEGATIVE
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INTERROGATIVE
(+)
5. Will she visit her parents next week?
(-)
6. Will She be my first patient?
(+)
7. Will the teacher test this week?
(-)
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We use going to→ to talk about intensions or plans. These plans or intentions are decided
on before the moment of speaking.
Example:
I’m going to wear my new blouse tomorrow. (Affirmative)
She isn’t going to buy a new car after all. (Negative)
Is she going to have a party? (Yes /No Questions)
What are you going to do? (WH - Questions)
Example :
I´m going to buy clothes for my mother.
You’re not going to wear black t-shirt tomorrow.
He’s going to work tonight.
She’s not going to work tonight.
Are you going to work late?
Yes, I am
No, I’m not.
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Use your ideas to complete the conversation with future “GOING TO”
Kevin : What ....................... you .................................... now?
Annie : Now I ………………………………………………………………..
Kevin : What …………….. you and your family ......................................... over the weekend?
Annie : Over the weekend, we ………………………………………………
Kevin : …………….. your brother Ben ............................. with you?
Annie : No, he ……………………………………………..
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"Walking to"
Brigitte and her mother Antonia both have plans for the future. Brigitte has plans when she
finishes her career; and her mother has plans when retires.
Read the future plans and decide which do you think are Brigitte’s plans? Which do you think
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Self-assessment - Topic 4
1. I’m .............. to college today.
a. will go
b. won’t go
c. going
d. go
e. going to
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10. Jennifer doesn’t think she ................. ready to leave in half an hour.
a. will be
b. won’t be
c. going to
d. not going to
e. going to
12. Sara didn’t eat lunch today, so I think she............ hungry soon.
a. will be
b. won´t
c. won´t be
d. will
e. won’t
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a. Is/ isn’t
b. Are/isn’t
c. Are/aren’t
d. Are/is
e. Are/are
a. Are/am
b. Are/are
c. Do/do
d. Is/am
e. Is/Am
a. is going to
b. isn’t going to
c. is go
d. will
e. isn’t going to
a. will be
b. won’t be
c. won’t
d. will
e. is going to be
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a. will be
b. won’t
c. won’t be
d. going to
e. will going
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 D 3 D 4 A 5 A
6 A 7 E 8 A 9 A 10 A
11 B 12 A 13 B 14 A 15 A
16 A 17 A 18 B 19 A 20 D
21 A 22 D 23 B 24 A 25 A
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Summary Unit 1
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Recommended Reading
Robots
When will we have robots? We already have many kinds of robots! Industries use a variety
of robots and now robots are becoming more common in the home.
The Husqvarna company makes a lawn mowing robot called the Auto Mower. The robot has
sensors that detect where objects are in the yard and it maneuvers around them. The robot can
cut the grass while you relax on the patio with a glass of lemonade! Also, Eureka now makes
a robotic vacuum cleaner. Like the robot lawn mower, the vacuum cleaner automatically
detects where the furniture is and vacuums around it.
Cars are becoming robots now that many cars have GPS (Global
Positioning Systems) on them. A car with a GPS system can give
you directions on how to go somewhere, tell you where the closest
gas station is, and, some day in the future, will drive itself. You
will take a nap or read while the car drives itself to your
destination.
We even have robotic pets now. The Sony company makes a robotic dog named Aibo that
can sit, stand, and walk like a regular dog but can also communicate and take pictures! Aibo
understands certain commands, like a dog does, such as "Sit down", "Stand up", "Turn right",
etc. If you ask Aibo a question such as "How old are you?", its eyes will flash the number of
years old it is. Aibo is also a great guard dog. He can patrol the yard and take pictures with a
built in camera of anything suspicious.
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This material from Unit II serves as support to reaffirm the knowledge acquired during face-to-face and
virtual classes, designed for English III.
It is a didactic means they contemplate learning in a practical and didactic way, they also support the
theoretical and practical contents according to the theme of the week during the classes, they are support
that means according to the teaching modality.
Its design is structured by units and activities that agree with the practical considerations provided
according to the teaching modality. This material is conditioned to the teacher's instructions according
to the content of the sessions.
It presents Unit II in which it handles grammar for the construction of learning and development of
cognitive skills in students.
Unit 2 :Modals verbs, politely asking for something and possessive pronouns.
Topic 1 : Customs all over the world
Topic 2 : Offerings and invitations
Topic 3: Present positive
Topic 4: Present perfect
COMPETITION
"Used for the comprehension of reading texts and presentations in class. He also analyzes and organizes the
information on Future Will, Going to, the Present Perfect and the Past Simple to compare these two
grammatical tenses and recreate situations of oral expression and comprehension of texts that will govern as
support throughout his entire professional career".
CAPACITIES
Develops oral and written narrative skills using practical and clear models, applied in objective situations where
the participant internalizes formulas related to activities of a sociocultural-commercial nature. Make and design
sentences with the grammatical tense of the Present Perfect. Apply the three communicative forms of
sentences: affirmative, interrogative, negative, and short and long answers, taking into account their
communication interests.
ATTITUDES
Ask questions in a polite way. Make phrases and sentences using the grammar points of how to make an
invitation. Understand and discriminate various information including the grammatical structures of the present
perfect. Discriminate the use of comparative and superlative adjectives in sentences.
The Learning Unit 02: Modal verbs, politely asking for something and
possessive pronouns.
It includes the development of the following topics:
Modal verbs, politely asking for something and possessive pronouns Learning Unit 2
While cemeteries are the sites of spooky lore in many countries, this is not so much the case in
the ever so secular Denmark. Many people might prefer to hang out in parks, but the Danes find
it becoming to convert their cemeteries into areas for socializing, a rather pragmatic use of space
we might add. These cemeteries are well manicured and teeming with locals when the weather
finally begins to warm up. Assistens Kirkegård in the country’s capital, Copenhagen, provides
a perfect example. Plus, you’ll be hanging out in great company as many famed Danes are
buried here, including Hans Christian Andersen.
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Modal verbs.
Can
You use can if you’re allowed to do something.
• In Peru, you can kiss on the cheek when you meet someone for the first time.
Could
It‘s the past tense of Can. It is also used to ask for something politely.
• Liz could cook when she was thirteen.
• Can you help me?
Must, Mustn’t
You use must to talk about something you’re strongly advised to do.
• In China you mustn’t kiss in public.
Should, shouldn’t
You use should / shouldn’t to give less strong advice.
• You should take an aspirin when you have a headache.
Don’t have to ,
You use when it is not necessary
• You have to get a bachelor’s degree.
• You don’t have to get up on weekends.
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Put in 'can', 'can't', 'could' or 'couldn't'. If none of these is possible, use 'be able to' in
the correct tense.
9. I finish my homework.
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2. They have to / don’ t have to go to the University on Saturday. There is an important exam.
4. They have to / don´t have to visit hospitals. Many people are waiting for them.
7. He has to/doesn’t have to be at work at 7:50 every day. His work schedule is from 9 am
to 5 pm.
Write some advice for your friend who says the following things
c. “I need to relax”
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Pair work. Asking and suggesting places to visit and things to see.
CAJAMARCA ANCASH
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Examples:
Could you carry my bags? Of course.
Could you give me some advice? Certainly.
Could you carry these boxes? Sure
We can add “possibly and please” to be even more polite. We put “possibly” in between
“Could you” and the verb.
Possible answer:
Certainly
Of course
Sure
No, problem.
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1. Which of these are good for you, and which bad? Which of these things do you think
fast food is full of?
a) cholesterol b) protein c) salt d) fat e) vitamins f) minerals
2. Put these adjectives in order from very thin to very fat. If you eat too much fast food,
which of these are you likely to become?
a) obese b) skinny c) fat d) slim e) overweight
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3. Fast food chains advertise their products very aggressively. Do you think they should
take some responsibility if people become overweight as a result of eating their
products?
Read the passage and decide which of the sentences below are true and which are false.
Then select new words and find the meaning.
The fast-food industry has ruined my life. They said 100% beef. I thought that meant it was
good for you." Attacks on Barber’s character and perceived IQ became a sport in the US media.
Barber wasn't stupid, columnists and radio hosts joked, just out to make money by failing to
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take responsibility for his diet. More than 75 million Americans eat fast food every day. But
who, the journalists asked, doesn't know that too much will make you overweight? "Mr Barber
honestly didn't know what the dangers were when he started eating fast food in the 50s," says
his lawyer, Samuel Hirsch. "The fast-food chains made no effort then, and little today, to inform
consumers about the dangerously high fat, cholesterol or salt content of their food." Hirsch says
that his client, who has now gone into hiding, is not trying to make money but to get the chains
to inform customers that their food is guilty of expanding their waistlines. However, not
everyone in the US thinks Barber's case is a joke. The Physicians Committee for Responsible
Medicine applauded the lawsuit. The committee's research coordinator, Brie Turner-McGrivey,
says that whether Barber wins or loses, the hype surrounding the case has been good for doctors,
spotlighting America's obesity epidemic and the role that fast food plays in it.
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Self-assessment - Topic 1
1. Shops sell cigarettes to children
a. must
b. must have
c. mustn’t
d. must not to
e. must to do
c. weren’t
d. won’t
e. can
9. I drive a car until I was 34. Then I moved to the countryside, so I had
to learn.
a. couldn’t
b. can’t
c. can
d. could
e. can do
11. You are 15 years old, you enter the club at this age.
a. can
b. can’t
c. couldn’t
d. could
e. can to
12. My mother play the guitar very well when she was young.
a. can
b. could
c. can’t
d. couldn’t
e. could do
a. can’t/can’t
b. can/can
c. could/can
d. could/could
e. couldn´t/can
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a. couldn’t
b. could
c. can
d. can’t
e. can to
16. They go shopping yesterday because the store was closed.
a. can to
b. could
c. could be
d. couldn’t
e. can’t
a. Could / could
b. Could/couldn’t
c. Can / can’t
d. Can/could
e. Can/ can
20. Most dinosaurs walked on land, but some fly or even swim.
a. can
b. could
c. would
d. wouldn’t
e. can to
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21. Excuse me, I hear you right now. The music is too loud.
a. can
b. could
c. can’t
d. couldn’t
e. could to do
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 D 3 A 4 C 5 D
6 C 7 A 8 E 9 D 10 A
11 B 12 B 13 B 14 C 15 A
16 D 17 D 18 B 19 A 20 B
21 C 22 E 23 B 24 A 25 A
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Note:
• You use like to say what you like all the time.
I like ice cream ( always)
• You use would like to say what you want now.
I’d like an ice cream (now)
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B. Unscramble the words and write the questions. Then answer them.
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Speaking:
Practice with your partner the following questions:
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Possessive pronouns
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3. Anna likes Mar’s shoes, but she doesn’t like ............... ? (She)
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Self-assessment - Topic 2
1. That dog belongs to my neighbor. It’s dog.
a. our
b. their
c. his
d. its
e. them
a. you
b. yours
c. you
d. his
e. your
a. my
b. your
c. his
d. its
e. yours
a. his
b. its
c. he
d. its
e. she
5. That cat was hungry and tired, so it ate all food and fell asleep.
a. its
b. it’s
c. it
d. it is not
e. he
a. your
b. you
c. yours
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d. you to
e. yourself
a. his
b. mine
c. yours
d. my
e. her
a. his
b. mine
c. hers
d. their
e. her
a. mine
b. you
c. our
d. my
e. your
a. us
b. ours
c. our
d. yours
e. you
a. His
b. Her
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c. Your
d. My
e. Mine
a. mine
b. their
c. our
d. her
e. my
a. ours
b. hers
c. your
d. my
e. yours
15. Tom can find his classroom, but Rita can’t find
a. his
b. her
c. your
d. hers
e. yours
a. It
b. His
c. Its
d. Hers
e. It’s
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a. Yes, I would.
b. I’d like some cake.
c. Yes, I wouldn´t. I´d like any cake.
d. Yes, I wouldn´t. I´d like some cake.
e. Yes, I would. I’wouldn´t
a. Yes, I coffee
b. No, I don’t
c. Yes, I would
d. No, I would
e. No, I wouldn’t
a. No, thanks
b. I’d like pineapple
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c. Yes, please
d. I don’t like
e. Yes, I do
a. No, thanks
b. I’d like a piece of cake
c. Yes, we would
d. I’d like soda, please
e. Yes, I do
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 E 3 B 4 A 5 A
6 A 7 A 8 B 9 A 10 A
11 C 12 D 13 A 14 C 15 D
16 C 17 A 18 A 19 A 20 A
21 A 22 B 23 A 24 B 25 D
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PRESENT PERFECT
We use the Present Perfect Simple to look back on actions in the past from the present. It always
includes 'now'.
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A. Complete the sentences and questions with the verb in the present perfect.
C. Write sentences according to the prompt using the present perfect positive
Reading
Who is she? What has she done? What happened?
She has talked to her grandchildren on the phone and through e –mails many times. She has
also seen pictures of her grandchildren. They have grown so much since the last time they
visited America.
Mable knits scarves and blankets to send to her grandchildren in London. So far, she has knitted
two large blankets for her granddaughters. She has also knitted a scarf for each grandchild.
Now, let’s write and be creative in order to continue the Story about Mable. Use Present
perfect.
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1. the dentist took out that tooth of mine, it's been really painful.
2. You have worked really well the morning coffee break. Well done!
3. You've eaten fast food _ the whole of the break. Are you a little hungry?
4. They have been married 1985. They are the happiest couple I know.
5. Your sister has studied _ longer than any other student in her class for this exam.
6. I was born, I have always had one arm longer than the other. The doctors can't
explain it!
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Busy
young
far
noisy
boring
high
cheap
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heavy
early
little
much
Interesting
excessive
obsessive
safe
regular
poisonous
hygienic
Many
Much
Good
Long
Expensive
Lucky
A. Complete the sentences with a comparative or superlative adjective. Using the word
in parenthesis.
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Self-assessment - Topic 3
1. My sister is two years than me.
a. young
b. so young
c. younger
d. the youngest
e. young to
a. slow
b. slow as
c. slower
d. the slowest
e. slowly
a. beautiful
b. very beautiful
c. more beautiful
d. the most beautiful
e. most beautiful
a. important
b. so important
c. more important
d. the most important
e. the best
a. good
b. good as
c. better
d. the best
e. very good
a. difficult
b. so difficult
c. more difficult
d. the most difficult
e. the difficult
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a. long
b. long as
c. longer
d. the longest
e. longest
a. easy
b. very easy
c. easier
d. the easiest
e. easiest
a. expensive
b. so expensive
c. as expensive
d. the most expensive
e. more expensive
a. the coldest
b. cold
c. cold as
d. colder
e. the coldest
a. more beautiful
b. Beautiful
c. Very beautiful
d. The most beautiful
e. The beautiful
a. new
b. newer
c. so new
d. new as
e. the newest
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13. It´s a great movie. I have ….. that movie many times.
a. saw
b. seing
c. see
d. seeing
e. seen
a. ever eaten
b. never eaten
c. ate
d. eat
e. eating
a. Has / has
b. Has / did
c. Have / have
d. Have/ does
e. Has / have
16. My family and I to many different countries around the world.
a. have flown
b. has flown
c. flown
d. flew
e. have flew
17. My sister ridden a bicycle. She is afraid that she will fall off.
a. never
b. has never
c. has ever
d. has ridden
e. has been
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e. coked
24. your mother aspirin yesterday?
a. Has / taken
b. Have/ took
c. Has / taken
d. Had /taken
e. Have / does
25. you a coordinator in your Job?
a. Has / become
b. Has / became
c. Has / becas
d. Have / become
e. Has / become
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 D 3 D 4 C 5 D
6 C 7 D 8 C 9 E 10 A
11 A 12 E 13 E 14 A 15 A
16 A 17 B 18 B 19 A 20 A
21 C 22 B 23 A 24 C 25 D
Read this text about the old colonel and bold present perfect tense.
I think I have had a very interesting life. I'm 73 now and I don't work anymore. I was
in the army for 51 years. I retired when I was 69. I have been to so many countries that I can't
remember all of them. I've been to Australia six or seven times and to South Africa three
times. I have also been once to Russia but I didn't like it at all: much too cold for me!
They say that love is the greatest thing and I agree. I've been married four times but never for
more than five years. I don't think women really understand me!. I've never been on television,
but I've been on the radio once. It was a program about life in the military about twenty years
ago. I met the Prime Minister on the same day. Actually, I've met a lot of famous people:
members of the royal family, famous politicians and also famous cinema and television
personalities. I've never met the American President though which is a pity.
Because I've travelled a lot, I've seen a lot of wonderful things and have also eaten and drunk
some strange foods and drinks. I ate cat and rat in India and drank something called Mirto on a
little island in Italy many years ago.
Warm UP : Experience
Run
Come
Arrive
Write
Put
Buy
Close
Clean
Sell
Know
Begin
Drive
Tell
Sleep
Be
Hear
Have
Cook
Jump
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Affirmative sentences:
Negative sentences:
Luis has not lived in the city.
Lila hasn’t finished her career.
Contractions
The boys have not played soccer in the stadium.
I have = I’ve
I haven’t seen her since I left school.
Have not = haven’t
She has = She’s
Questions and short answers:
Has not = hasn’t
Have you gone to the beach in winter?
Yes, I have
Have you cleaned your tooth?
No, we haven’t.
What has Juber bought?
He has bought a new house.
Writing
Have you done these things in the past? Make questions and write short answers:
1. Eat cat 3. Travel by helicopter 5. Have a car accident
2. Meet someone famous 4. Talk in public 6. Be depressed
Have you eaten Italian food? No, I haven’t
1. …………………………………….. ……………
2. …………………………………….. ……………
3. …………………………………….. ……………
4. …………………………………….. ……………
5. …………………………………….. ……………
6. …………………………………….. ……………
1. the dentist took out that tooth of mine, it's been really painful. I should go back to
her.
2. You have worked really well the morning coffee break. Well done!
3. You've eaten fast food the whole of the break. Are you a little hungry?
4. They have been married 1985. They are the happiest couple I know.
5. Your sister has studied longer than any other student in her class for this exam.
6. I was born, I have always had one arm longer than the other. The doctors can't
explain it!
Yet : In this situation we use yet to show that the speaker is expecting something to happen,
but only in questions and negative sentences:
Exercises:
1. She / already/to meet/all her neighbours in a week.
Adjectives can compare two or more nouns or pronouns. Add er to an adjective to make the
comparative form. The superlative form of an adjective compares more than two things or
people. Add the ....est to an adjective to make the superlative form.
Re-write each sentences below using the comparative or superlative form of the
adjective in parenthesis.
Example : You are (tall) than me.
You are taller than me
8. The television looks (big) at the store than It does in my living room.
Small
Fast
Easy
Tall
Pretty
Old
Difficult
Strong
Interesting
Cold
Cheap
Danger
Self-assessment - Topic 4
1. I’m sorry, but I finished my homework yet.
a. have
b. hasn’t
c. haven’t
d. had
e. have
2. your brother talked to you yet?
Yes, he
a. Has / did
b. Have / have
c. Has / has
d. Have / did
e. Does/do
3. you finished your lunch yet?
Yes, I
a. Has / has
b. Has / have
c. Have / have
d. Has / done
e. Has / had
4. I’ve cleaned the kitchen, but I the living room yet.
a. haven’t clean
b. haven’t cleaned
c. have cleaned
d. had cleaned
e. hadn’t cleaned
5. The postman/not arrive/yet.
a. The postman arrived yet.
b. Have the postman arrive yet.
c. The postman haven’t arrived yet.
d. The postman hasn’t arrived yet.
e. The postman hasn’t arrived.
6. You / have breakfast / yet?
a. Have you had breakfast?
b. Have you have breakfast?
c. Have you had breakfast yet?
d. Have you have breakfast yet?
e. Has you had breakfast yet?
c. more useful
d. the most useful
e. usefully
15. When was summer in your country?
a. hot
b. very hot
c. hotter
d. the hottest
e. hottest
16. Bob is than my elder brother.
a. tall
b. tall as
c. taller
d. the tallest
e. as tall as
17. Can you name building in the world?
a. high
b. so high
c. higher
d. the highest
e. as high as
18. That is the umbrella I have ever seen!
a. smallest
b. smaller
c. small
d. the smallest
e. the smaller
19. She is the girl I have ever seen.
a. pretty
b. prettiest
c. the prettiest
d. prettier
e. prettyly
24. The television looks at the store than It does in my living room.
a. big
b. bigger
c. the biggest
d. the bigger
e. biggest
25. Do you think the knife is than a fork in the kitchen?
a. useful
b. more useful
c. the most useful
d. the more useful
e. usefuler
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 D
6 C 7 A 8 A 9 A 10 C
11 D 12 C 13 C 14 C 15 D
16 C 17 D 18 A 19 B 20 B
21 B 22 C 23 B 24 B 25 B
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Use comparative adjectives.
1. summer / winter / hot
2. football / bowling / exciting
3. Asia / Europe / big
4. weekends / weekdays / good
5. cats / lions / small
6. John / Stewart / busy
7. horses / cows / fast
8. my uncle / my aunt / funny
9. this movie / that movie / interesting
10. the flu / a cold / bad
11. the sun / he moon / far
12. I / my friend / tired _
13. tigers / giraffes / dangerous
14. January / August / cold
15. my grandfather / my father / old
Present Perfect Tense – Past Participles
A. Write the simple past and past participle of the following verbs.
Simple form Simple past Past participle
1.work
2.do
3.eat
4.call
5. begin
6. give
7. answer
8. see
9. have
10. go
11. study
12. teach
13. make
14. talk
B. Complete the chart below with the correct form of the verb.
Simple form Simple past Past participle
Knew
met
was / were
fly
Wrote
read
live
Fell
Feel
taken
Drove
Complete with the Past Participle of the verb to build a Present Perfect
1. Have you already to Africa ? (go)
2. I have a book about my adventures (write)
3. She hasn’t her homework yet (finish)
4. I have already what the problem was (forget)
5. I have never America (visit)
6. She has already that film (see)
http://kfrclasses.pbworks.com/f/Comparatives%20Superlatives%20worksheet%20with%20an
swers.pdf
Verification Exam 1
1. Negative imperative
a. Doesn’t touch that
b. Do not touches that
c. Don’t touch that
d. Don’t that
e. Don’t this
2. Is correct to say:
a. Do not eats any food for a day.
b. Don’t eat any food for a day.
c. Don’t eating any food for a day.
d. Do not eating some food for a day.
e. Don’t been eating
3. Positive imperative
a. Go home and relax
b. Go home and relaxing
c. Goes home and relax
d. Go home and relaxing
e. Go at home
4. Positive imperative
a. Take an aspirin
b. Take a aspirin
c. Take aspirin
d. Takes aspirins
e. Taking aspiring
8. After we studied for the test, we walked… ......... the library to go home.
a. between
b. at
c. in
d. out of
e. next to
9. Be careful when you are on the bridge. Don’t fall .......... the water.
a. into
b. on
c. from
d. near
e. at
a. eraser
b. book
c. notebook
d. ruler
e. pencil
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 A
6 A 7 C 8 D 9 A 10 B
11 E 12 C 13 E 14 D 15 E
16 A 17 B 18 B 19 A 20 E
Verification Exam 2
1. The zoo is ................... the supermarket.
a. at
b. opposite
c. near of
d. above
e. on
a. at opposite
b. opposite
c. opposite on
d. opposite at
e. opposite in
11. The doctor .....................see you at 5 o’ clock. Don’t forget your appointment.
a. is going to
b. isn’t going to
c. is go
d. Will
e. isn’t going to
12. I guess I ................. travel to Europe next year.
a. will
b. am going to
c. am not going to
d. will be
e. am
13. My date ..................... be at 7 o’ clock. I don’t remember very well.
a. is going to
b. isn’t going to
c. is go
d. will
e. isn’t going to
a. Are/ aren’t
b. Are/ are
c. Are / isn´t
d. Are/ is
e. Is / aren’t
a. is going to
b. isn’t going to
c. is go
d. will
e. isn’t going to
REPUESTAS
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B
6 A 7 B 8 D 9 E 10 A
11 A 12 A 13 D 14 B 15 A
16 A 17 E 18 A 19 D 20 B
Verification Exam 3
1. You smoke in public places.
a. don’t have to
b. have to
c. mustn’t
d. could
e. didn’t have to
2. you swim when you were 10?
a. Can
b. Would
c. Have
d. Could
e. Will
3. We get to the meeting on time yesterday, because the train was
delayed by one hour.
a. could
b. can’t
c. couldn’t
d. will
e. would
4. You are 15 years old, you enter the club at this age.
a. can
b. can’t
c. couldn’t
d. could
e. can to
5. My mother play the guitar very well when she was young.
a. can
b. could
c. can’t
d. couldn’t
e. could do
6. My mother understand five languages and speak three languages.
a. can’t/can’t
b. can/can
c. could/can
d. could/could
e. couldn´t / can
7. pencil is broken. May I borrow yours?
a. His
b. Her
c. Your
d. My
e. Mine
8. You can’t have this cake. It is
a. mine
b. their
c. our
d. her
e. my
9. Did you forget to do homework last night? asked Mother.
a. ours
b. hers
c. your
d. my
e. yours
10. Tom can find his classroom, but Rita can’t find
a. his
b. her
c. your
d. hers
e. yours
11. The dog moved tail to show how excited it was.
a. It
b. His
c. Its
d. Hers
e. It’s
12. That dog belongs to my neighbor. It’s dog.
a. our
b. their
c. his
d. its
e. them
13. Is this pen? Does it belong to you?
a. you
b. yours
c. you
d. his
e. your
14. My pen is blue and pen is green.
a. my
b. your
c. his
d. its
e. yours
15. My brother doesn’t like …… new job because it’s very boring.
a. his
b. its
c. he
d. its
e. she
16. He’s amazing, he speak five languages, including Chinese.
a. were able to
b. can
c. could
d. couldn’t
e. can
17. I drive a car until I was 34. Then I moved to the countryside, so I had to learn.
a. couldn’t
b. can’t
c. can
d. could
e. can do
18. This project isn’t urgent.
a. You don’t have to send it today.
b. You have to send it today.
c. You didn’t have to send it today.
d. You doesn’t have to send it today.
e. You have to sent it today.
19. You are 12 years old, you enter the disco at this age.
a. can
b. can’t
c. couldn’t
d. could
e. can to
20. That dog belongs to my aunt. It’s dog.
a. our
b. their
c. her
d. its
e. them
REPUESTAS
1 C 2 D 3 C 4 B 5 B
6 B 7 D 8 A 9 C 10 D
11 C 12 C 13 E 14 B 15 A
16 B 17 D 18 A 19 B 20 C
Verification Exam 4
1. Tom has message from his parents.
a. long
b. long as
c. longer
d. the longest
e. longest
2. English is for me than Chinese.
a. easy
b. very easy
c. easier
d. the easiest
e. easiest
3. My phone is for me than Chinese.
a. expensive
b. so expensive
c. as expensive
d. the most expensive
e. more expensive
4. Last winter was _ winter in our country.
a. the coldest
b. cold
c. cold as
d. colder
e. the coldest
5. Pam’s mobile is than mine.
a. more beautiful
b. Beautiful
c. Very beautiful
d. The most beautiful
e. The beautiful
6. This car is car produced by this company.
a. new
b. newer
c. so new
d. new as
e. the newest
REPUESTAS
1 D 2 C 3 E 4 E 5 A
6 E 7 C 8 B 9 D 10 A
11 A 12 A 13 C 14 D 15 D
16 C 17 D 18 D 19 B 20 C