This document provides examples of using reflexive pronouns and relative pronouns correctly. It gives multiple choice questions to choose the correct reflexive pronoun from a dropdown menu, such as "himself" or "ourselves." It also gives examples of when to use relative pronouns like "who," "which," or "whose" in sentences. There are then prompts for starting fictional dialogues and short questions to practice responses like "yes I did."
This document provides examples of using reflexive pronouns and relative pronouns correctly. It gives multiple choice questions to choose the correct reflexive pronoun from a dropdown menu, such as "himself" or "ourselves." It also gives examples of when to use relative pronouns like "who," "which," or "whose" in sentences. There are then prompts for starting fictional dialogues and short questions to practice responses like "yes I did."
This document provides examples of using reflexive pronouns and relative pronouns correctly. It gives multiple choice questions to choose the correct reflexive pronoun from a dropdown menu, such as "himself" or "ourselves." It also gives examples of when to use relative pronouns like "who," "which," or "whose" in sentences. There are then prompts for starting fictional dialogues and short questions to practice responses like "yes I did."
This document provides examples of using reflexive pronouns and relative pronouns correctly. It gives multiple choice questions to choose the correct reflexive pronoun from a dropdown menu, such as "himself" or "ourselves." It also gives examples of when to use relative pronouns like "who," "which," or "whose" in sentences. There are then prompts for starting fictional dialogues and short questions to practice responses like "yes I did."
1) Robert made this T-shirt __________. 2) Lisa did the homework ____________ 3) We helped _________ to some cola at the party. 4) Emma, did you take the photo by ___________ ? 5) I wrote this poem _________________ . 6) He cut ___________ with the knife while he was doing the dishes. 7) The lion can defend _______________ . 8) My mother often talks to _____________ . 9) Tim and Gerry, if you want more milk, help _____________ . 10) Alice and Doris collected the stickers ____________
Put in the relative who, which or whose where necessary. Type an x if the relative pronoun can be left out.
1) This is the boy __________had an accident. 2) Yesterday I saw a car ______ was really old. 3) Mandy is the girl _________ I met on Friday. 4) I haven't seen Frank, ________brother is five, for a long time now. 5) The robber stole the car ________ the lady parked in front of the supermarket. 6) This is the man ________ house is on fire. 7) Can I talk to the girl ________ is sitting on the bench? 8) The book __________you gave me is great. 9) She likes hamburgers ________ are hot. 10) Bill Clinton, ____________was President of the USA, has only one daughter.
Multiple Choice----WHO WHICH WHERE WHAT
In April 1896, an Irishman (1) ________ the name of John Pius Boland was in Athens visiting the famous German archaeologist, Schliemann,(2)______________it came to his ears that there was a sporting event (3)____________place in the city. Being a keen tennis player, he decided to investigate further and discovered (4) __________ his surprise that the event in question was none other (5)__________the first ever Modern Olympic Games and that (6)______________a variety of events it included a tennis tournament.
Being only of modest standard, he borrowed a pair of white trousers and a racquet, entered and won the gold medal. Encouraged by his success, he teamed up in the men's doubles (7)________a German, Fritz Krauern, and won that too, entering in the record books (8)______________the first man to share an Olympic gold medal with one of another nationality.
"The important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning (9)_________taking part," declared the founder of the Modern Olympics.
Doubtless anyone who fought well and won in those first Games felt every bit (10)_________satisfied with their achievements as any of today's competitors.
By the way, the victory podium, along (11)_______flags and national anthems, was not introduced (12)______________the Los Angeles Games of 1932. AS (2) THAN AMONG BETWEEN BY TAKING WITH (2) WHEN TO LIKE BUT UNTIL AS FAR AS THAT WHILE
PROMPTS TO START A FICTIONAL DIALOGUE 1) John is writing a letter. _____________________ ? 2) She walks home from school. _______________________________ ? 3) The children are sitting in the garden. ___________________ ? 4) Peter runs with his dog on Sundays. _________________________ ? 5) My rabbit has a cage in the garden. ____________________________ ? 6) They go to work by bus. _______________________ ? 7) David likes cats because they are nice. ___________________ ? 8) Jenny isn't sleeping late today. _____________________ ? 9) We are going to the cinema. ___________________? 10) I'm leaving now. ______________________ ?
SHORT QUESTIONS 1) Did you watch TV last night? - Yes, _________. 2) Will it take us long to cross the Channel? - No, ____________. 3) Have they been waiting for long? - No, ___________. 4) Will she write me a letter? - Yes, _____________. 5) Was he running to the bus stop when the accident happened? - Yes, ___________ 6) Are Michael and Lucas going to write a letter today? - No, __________ 7) Does Jane speak English? - No, ____________ 8) Had you locked the door before you left the house? - Yes, __________ 9) Must we come tomorrow morning? - No, ________ 10) Were they lazy on Sunday? - No, _____________
QUESTION TAGS This is your chance to practice question tags, isn't it? Questions tags are a common way to make questions, aren't they? You know how to use them, don't you? You can't get all 11 correct, can you? Chris thinks you will make a mistake, doesn't he? EXERCICES Its cold today,_______? You dont know me,________? They shouldnt smoke,________? We ________there yet, are we? You haven't got a cold, ___? Her mother works in a factory,___? Penguins can't fly, _____? You play piano, ___? He will come to work, ___? No one can get all of these right, ___?
ECHO QUESTIONS I'm from Germany. __________?
1. I like travelling. ___________?
2. He came here yesterday. _____________?
3. It's going to be sunny tomorrow? _________ ?
4. We'll wait for you at the airport. _________?
5. There's a train at 6.30. _________ ?
6. They've never been to Paris. ___________ ?
7. She's really friendly. __________?
8. I haven't seen that film yet. ________________ ?
Use TO in these cases: 1. Destination Were going to Paris. 2. What time it is Its a quarter to 2. 3. Distance Its about ten miles from my house to the university. 4. Comparing I prefer sleeping to working. 5. Giving I gave the book to my sister. 6. Motive/Reason with verb I came here to see you. Use FOR in these cases: 1. Benefits Yogurt is good for your digestion. 2. Period of time Weve lived here for 2 years. 3. Schedule I made an appointment for May 3. 4. Agree with Are you for or against the development of nuclear weapons? 5. Doing something to help someone Could you carry these books for me? 6. Motive/Reason with noun Lets go out for a drink. 7. Function with verb (-ing form) A ladle is a big spoon used for serving soup. As you can see in #6, TO or FOR can be used for a motive/reason, but TO is always with a verb, and FOR is always with a noun. Heres a good example: I came to New York to work. I came to New York for a new job. - See more at: http://www.espressoenglish.net/difference-between-to-and- for/#sthash.mY79zrqC.dpuf
QUIZ 1. Can you run down to the market _______________? to get some bread for getting some bread for to get some bread to bread 2. The package was delivered _____ the head office last week. to for 3. Linda, this package arrived _____ you this morning. to for 4. Please ask the front desk ________ call us at 3:00 a.m. to make sure we wake up. to for 5. Please ask the concierge _______ some maps of the city. to for 6. Daniel: "Don't you just love sitting on the beach doing nothing?" Josh: "Oh yeah. I could get used ______ this." to for get used to = be comfortable with 7. Mordechai: "What is this used _______?" Shannon: "Cutting things. It's called a knife." to for used for = purpose, usage 8. Henry: "Mrs. Henry is always nice to us. We should do something nice ______ her." David: "I know; let's get her tickets to the opera. She'll love that." to for for her = buy tickets on her behalf. 9. I would like to take this opportunity to invite you ________ a special evening at the theater to celebrate our premiere. to for to = event for = thing 10. Jod: "I can't accept this. It's too expensive." Zod: "I bought it ______ you because I love you." to for BUY something for someone. You can buy something to GIVE to someone
FILL IN (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6) (7)
(8) (9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13) FASHIONABLE WHICH OVER CUSTOMERS ANOTHER WHEN HAD BEING WHO ITSELF HAVE EXCITING HAD HAD HIMSELF EXCITED WHICH MUCH BEEN WHOSE OTHER IN TO CLIENT CRAZE ON MANY
1 8 2 9 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 13 7
Choose the best answer 1-Tatoos A-are not so popular in China B-had been supported by many Chinese for ages. C-are forbidden in China.
2-People often choose a tattoo in English because A-they want to know what mean B-its a craze since the beginning of the year C-its interesting , unusual and it seems to come from far away
3-Having a tattoo A-is something risky, especially when you dont know the language in which is written. B-is a symbol for mystery C-shows an interest on famous people.
4-According to the text A-if you tattooed 50 stars on your face your father would get angry B-It would be a good idea to be tattooed C-it may not be a good idea to be tattooed.
DIALOGUE
COMPLETE WITH DO/MAKE. Different tenses may be used. 1. Look! The room is so untidy ! Who will ______ the cleaning? 2. I won't ! I prefer_______ the cooking. 3. Well ! well! ... Are you _________ fun of me again? 4. Certainly not, dear! But __________ me a favour, let me do the cooking for once! 5. Oh, all right ! As you have decided to _______ an effort I make excuses. 6. The cleaning! the cooking! What difference does it ________ ? 7. I have to ________ a request... 8. I'll_______ my best to make you happy if possible ! 9. Would you mind _________ the shopping ? 10. Of course! I hate _________ trouble. 11. I remember you _______ a lot of trouble the other day when I asked you to make the beds! 12. Who is now _________ trouble? 13. And who always pretends I never _________ well? 14. I'm fed up ! let's _______ peace not war. 15. I will ________ my best, I promise, but ...er...I have three phone calls to make, will you start the cleaning?
TRANSLATE 1. Sola llevar ropa elegante cuando trabajaba en el gimnasio? No. Sola llevar ropa cmoda. 2. Si mi hermana tuviera tiempo hara el papeleo por m. 3. Romina ha estado leyendo toda la maana. 4. Djame ver tu dibujo. 5. Quin acaba de llamar al telfono? 6. El nuevo polideportivo se construir en el centro de la ciudad. 7. Hay demasiado ruido para estudiar 8. No me hagas enfadar. 9. Es una muchacha tan amable que todo el mundo quiere ser su amigo. 10. Dnde te cortas el pelo? 11. No me gustan en absoluto las rastas.
COMPLETE WITH EVERYONE NO ONE ANYONE ANYBODY SOMEONE SOMETHING ANYTHING NOTHING SOMEWHERE EVERYWHERE Lets go ________nice for dinner. The room is empty. Where is ___________ ? You are alone in your house and hear a noise. Is _________ there ? You don't speak English. I can't say ____________. You offer to help your mother carry her shopping. I'll carry______ for you. You can see a person in the house. There's __________ there. You can't find your keys in any of your pockets . I looked __________ The fridge is empty. There's ________ there. You didn't know about the test. ___________ told me. Did__________telephone?
TEXT. Warm-up questions
Complete with the following connectors( Theres and extra word)
ALTHOUGH THE SAME BUT(2) JUST HOWEVER EVEN LIKE ALL IN ALL BECAUSE AND SO FOR EXAMPLE
How old are you? How old is your body? The answer to these two questions isnt always _________.Our body age can be much younger or much older than our calendar age (______ eighteen years different). We can now calculate our body age by answering questions about the way we live. If our body age is older than our calendar age, we should change our lifestyle.
EXERCISE I know Im too fat_________ I dont do enough exercise. I spend too much time sitting in studios. All I do is play squash,_____ I dont play very often about once a month. I would go to a gym if I had more time.
DIET I eat quite a lot of fresh food______a lot of fruit, but I probably eat too much meat. My girlfriend says I dont drink enough water. I drink a little alcohol - ______a glass of red wine with my dinner.___________, I dont drink any beer. I drink a lot of coffee. It goes with the job.
LIFE STYLE _______everybody Im too busy. There arent enough hours in the day. _________ I work too much (sometimes I spend 14 hours a day in the studio thats too many) ,I love my job . I often feel a bit tense and irritable . I smoke a few cigarettes when I go out,_________ Im not a regular smoker. I only wear sunscreen when I go to the beach. My skin is quite dark ___________I dont think is a problem.
DOCTORS VERDICT Tariq should do more exercise,___________he could walk to work.This would help him to control his stress.
RELATIVE PRONOUNS Rephrase these two sentences in order to get just one -Lucas won the contest. He was really excited. -A new album of One direction has been released. The new album of one direction includes 10 songs. -I bought a pair of shoes in Venice. Venice is a shoeshop. -I bought a house. It was advertised in the local paper -Paris is a wonderful place. We spent our last holidays there. -We saw Pamela. Her husband has dreadlocks. -Theres a man at the door. The man at the door is my neighbor. -Mary works in our office. Her husband is a plastic surgeon. -Thats the boy. I told you about him last night. -Helen has just arrived. She had a car accident.
WHAT DO THEY MEAN? Make a sentence with every group of words. Have a lie in/hardly ever Be thirsty /be hungry/neither Be wrong/never Cant stand/sideburns Get into/rock and roll Get upset/piercing
HABITOS EN EL PASADO, PRESENTE 1) I / live in a flat when I was a child.
2) We / go to the beach every summer?
3) She / love eating chocolate, but now she hates it.
4) He / play golf every weekend? 5) She /not/ be able to speak French, but now she has learnt it very well.
PRESENT PERFECT OR PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS 1 It ________ (SNOW) a lot this week. And today is still Thursday. 2 Ricky__________(STUDY) for two exams this semester. 3 We ________(watch ) tv for 3 hours. 4-How long _____you____(teach) German? 5-Their new kitchen looks fantastic. They _____ completely _____ it.(redecorate) 6-Our kitchens a mess. We____________ (do) any cleaning for weeks. PASSIVE VOICE 1. I can answer the question. 2. She would carry the box. 3. You should open the window. 4. We might play cards. 5. You ought to wash the car 6. He must fill in the form. 7. They need not buy bread. 8. He could not read the sentence. 9. Will the teacher test our English? 10. Could Jenny lock the door?
CONDITIONALS
1. If I were you, 2. She would have had time 3. I will phone him 4. If you came for dinner, 5. She would have missed the train 6. What would you do 7. If you stop drinking, 8. If I had been offered the job, 9. If you meet my boss, 10. If you won the prize,
RELATIVE CLAUSES Add the correct relative pronoun 1) She worked for a man (the man used to be an athlete)
2) They called a lawyer (the lawyer lived nearby)
3) We broke the computer (the computer belonged to my father)
4)Look at this school. I used to study there.
5) I dropped a glass (the glass was new)
6) I talked to a girl ( Her car had broken down in front of the shop)
7)She loves books (the books have happy endings)
8)Luis is a taxi driver. He lives on the corner.
Choose the correct answer. 1. Would you like ____________ to eat? 2. It was really dark and I couldn't see ____________. 3. Does ________________ live in that house? 4. It doesn't matter where we go. We can go _____________we want to. 5. This is boring. There's ____________to do. 6. The shop is closed. __________ has gone home. ___________ done their homework? The guidebook says there's a good hotel ________ near here. Bottom of Form
CORRECT MISTAKES Not all sentences are mistaken.
Top of Form A hotel is a place which people stay when they're on holiday. What's the name of the woman whose father lives in that house? What do you call someone who writes computer programs? A waiter is a person where job is to serve customers in a restaurant. Overalls are clothes which people wear to protect their clothes when they are working. Is that the shop where you bought your new laptop? He's the man who son plays football for Manchester Utd. Hal didn't get the job which he applied for.
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS.
1. I cooked ____________ a meal and then I watched television. 2. Im sure he will enjoy ____________ on his trip. 3. I cut ____________ while I was preparing the vegetables. 4. We enjoyed ____________ by playing cards while we were waiting for the plane. 5. She put the plates on the table and told them to help ____________ to the food. 6.Mary and John called names___________but then ,they made peace. 6. Tom hurt ____________ when he was playing football. 7. James cooked ____________ a snack when he got home. 8. Did you paint the room ____________ ?.- Yes, it took me two days to do it. 9. If you will not help me, I will have to do it all ____________ . 10. She makes her clothes ____________ . 11. The students organized the concert ____________. 12. We painted the whole house ____________. 13. The house is very beautiful; they designed it ____________. 14. I taught ____________ to play the guitar. I never had lessons. 15. Marys children are too young to look after ____________. 16. An elephant hurt ____________ when it tried to get out of the zoo yesterday. 16.Lucy and Arnold are marrying ___________ on Saturday. 17. I dont need any help. I can take care of ____________. 18. My brother fell over and hurt ____________ when he was running for a bus. 19. Help ____________ to some more coffee. 20. Mary and I didnt enjoy ____________ at the disco last night.
PASSIVES 1 ) Someone will import these spare parts from Japan. These spare parts ________ from Japan.
2)Should they have asked you before going out? ____________you______before them going out?
3) They built the library next to the museum. The library ____________ next to the museum
4) Someone has repaired the roof. The roof ____________ repaired.
5) A burglar may have broke into my country house a few weeks ago. My country house _____________ a few weeks ago.
6) They must redecorate the sitting-room The sitting-room ______________. 7) Someone should cut the grass as soon as possible. The grass __________ as soon as possible.
8) They will put off the concert due to the bad weather conditions. The concert __________ due to the bad weather conditions.
9) They had put up the tent before the storm began. The tent _________ before the storm began.
10) Someone called the fire brigade as soon as the fire alarm went off. The fire brigade ____________as soon as the fire alarm went off.
Choose one word to complete each sentence (note: contractions such as "couldn't" count as one word).
1. I'm right-handed. I ___________write with my left hand. 2. They ________________ be away for the weekend but I'm not sure. 3. Spiderman ____________ climb up walls. 4. __________you usually remember your dreams? 5. People used to think that witches _______ able to do magic. 6. When I was young I __________ eat anything I liked, I never got fat. 7. He ________________ be French, judging by his accent. 8. ______you able to come to the pub tonight? 9. I think my computer's broken. I'm not _________to send any emails. 10. They ________________ still be out! 11. With luck, tomorrow ________________ be a sunny day. 12. I'm able ________start work tomorrow. 13. How long have you _______ able to speak English? 14. ______ you help me please? 15. You _____ do more sport if you want to lose weight. 16 You _______ do your homework first if you want me to let you go out with your friends. 17. He has just broken his leg so he _______play football. 18. Drivers______ drive over the speed limit.
DEATH BY SCRABBLE
TRANSLATION 0-6
-Por qu estaba Mara asustada?
-Los doctores dicen que es importante beber al menos dos litros de agua todos los das para no tener sed.
-Cunto te vayas mejor!
-Cuntos personas suele haber en las fiestas de Elyz?
-Llevar pantalones holgados es el ltimo grito (la ltima moda).
-Quin podra estar en la casa? No pueden ser los dueos porque suelen estar en el trabajo a esta hora.
-Richard sola ofenderse cuando alguien criticaba sus patillas.
-A qu distancia viva (ella) del colegio? No demasiado lejos.
-Desde cundo has estado trabajando los fines de semana? Desde marzo.
-Esta es la escuela en la que estudi.
-Volvimos a casa pronto porque la pelcula era muy aburrida.
-Con qu frecuencia los adolescentes escuchan hip hop? -Para prevenir enfermedades los cientficos prueban nuevos tratamientos en animales.
-Esta es la iglesia en la que me cas.
TRANSLATE INTO SPANISH -We always send each other a bunch of flowers.
-My granpa often talk to himself.
-Im teaching myself to play the violin.
-How long have you known each other?
-They shouted at each other but then, they made it up.
-Everyone wants to go on the trip.
-Do you know whether Antony went anywhere interesting on holiday?
-Nobody was listening to the president at the meeting.
-We didnt see the teacher whose husband has dreadlocks.
CHOSE THE CORRECT PHRASAL VERB -My friends are________________in Madrid. a) setting off b) stopping off c)getting rid of -Doctors warn that it is important to ___________some sun cream. a) put up b)put off c)put on -Id rather ___________ the bus rather than the train. a) go on b) get on c)keep on -I ______________ a dress that I hadn't worn for years a)came across b)get across c)put across -Jean loves cigarettes. Although she had suffer a heart attack, she will never _______________smoking. a)give up b)take up c)leave up
PRESENT PERFECT OR PAST SIMPLE We _______________ (go) to the movies last night. Tom _____ (see) that movie three times already. I ___________ (read) yesterday's newspaper, but I ____________(read, not) today's. The students _____ _______(have) eight exams last month. The students ______________ (have) eight exams this month. The students _____ _________(have) eight exams in the last month.
NEVER GIVE UP My English is really getting better. I (try) 1-_____________ to learn the language since 1985, but only recently have I been able to make some real progress. By the time I started high school in 1988, I (study) 2-_______________ the language for almost three years; however, I was only able to introduce myself and utter a few memorized sentences. For a couple more years, I (struggle) 3-_________ through grammar and vocabulary lessons, which made absolutely no difference. Nothing worked, so I decided to study abroad.
I found an exchange program in England that sounded like the perfect answer. I (stay) 3-____________ with a host family for one month. It was a huge disappointment! I (sit) 4___________ there the whole time staring at the host mother and father hoping that there would be some breakthrough. Nothing.
When I returned, I mentioned to a friend that I (have) 5______________ problems with the language for years. He recommended that I spend a year in an English speaking country. I decided to go abroad again. I (research)6____________ exchange programs for a couple of weeks and finally decided on a school in the United States.
Well, it worked. I (live) 7_____________ and (study) 8____________ in the U.S. for more than two years. I (stay) 9________________ here for at least another year before I return home. By then, I should be completely fluent.
FUTURE TENSES Hi Ann, I had been thinking about what you told me. I think it would be a great idea sending invitations to all the guests at the party. Indeed,(1)(write)___________right now because I dont want to be run out of time. Anyway, remember that we(2) (meet)____________ on Saturday at 7.30. to fix all the details. The train (3) (get)______________at the station so I (4) (be)__________at your home half an hour later or so. Dont tell anyone that I (5) (go)_________see you. It (6)(be)_________an utter surprise.
See you soon
PASSIVES Make sentences for the following answers. 1- When you have worked at least a month youll receive your wage. 2_ The wallet and the mobile had been stolen. 3- No. That music shouldnt be played so loud. 4- My sister-in-law was taken to the hospital.
RELATIVES PRONOUNMS
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE OR PRESENT CONTINUOUS Verbos que describen actividades que transcurren normalmente durante un periodo de tiempo como live,study,learn,wait, work a veces pueden utilizarse en la forma simple o en la continua con poca diferencia en el significado. Con STATE VERBS slo es posible la forma present perfect simple: -THOUGHTS:believe,know,mean, realice, recognise,remember, suppose, undersatand, feel,think -FEELINGS:adore, dislike,despise,hate,like,love,want,wish, prefer -BELONGINGS:belong, have/have got,own,possess -SENSES:smell,taste,hear,see -OTHER STATE VERBS: be, contain, deserve,fit,seem, look(con el significado de seem),look like,matter, weigh. Exercise -I ve driven/ve been driving since five oclock this morning. -The children have played/have been playing happily all morning. -I ve watched/ve neen watching three programmes. -She has cooked/has been cooking paella several times before. -I ve worried /ve been worrying about her every day since she set off. -He has read/has been reading the newspapers while he was waiting for her. -we have read/have been reading the newspapers but we havent finished it yet. -I ve cleaned/ve been cleaning the car .Indeed, Ive just finished so we can go out in it now. -Ive cleaned/ve been cleaning the car thats why Im dirty. -Ive learnt /ve been learning piano for a long time. -Ive known/ve been knowing her since she was four years old. *para hablar de durante cunto tiempo ha ocurrido algo o para centrarnos en la actividad en s misma utilizamos el ___________________ *para hablar de la frecuencia o de las veces que algo ha ocurrido o bien,para centrarnos en los resultado de la actividad, o en el hecho de que el evento est completado usamos__________________
PASSIVES Rewrite the sentences in passive voice. 1. John collects money. 2. Anna opened the window. 3. We have done our homework. 4. I will ask a question. 5. He can cut out the picture. 6. The sheep ate a lot. 7. We do not clean our rooms. 8. William will not repair the car. Did Sue draw this circle? 9. Could you feed the dog?
EXERCISE 2.Write the correct tense and then rewrite into active voice 1) The words ______________________ by the teacher today. (to explain - Simple Present)
2) We ___________________ a letter the day before yesterday. (to send - Simple Past)
3) This car ___________________ . It's too old. (not/to steal - will-future)
4) This street ____________________ because of snow. (already/to close - Present Perfect)
5) A new restaurant ________________________ next week. (to open - will-future)
6) He ______________________to the party before yesterday. (to invite Past perfect) 7) The blue box ____________________________ (can/not/to see - Simple Present)
8) I _____________________ the book by my friend last Sunday. (to give - Simple Past)
9) The dishes __________________ by my little brother. (not/to wash - Present Perfect continuous)
10) I _________________________ by Robert. (not/to ask - will-future)
11)_______Patrick_________to the court? (take/ would)
12) Sue____________ the bad news because she looks so sad. (tell/ must have)
13)That book ____________to everybody. Its quite difficult (give/ shouldnt)
PASSIVE QUESTIONS 1-Do scientists do experiments? _____________________________________ ? 2. Is Mary wearing a new skirt at the moment? _____________________________? 3. Where did they leave their bags? _______________________________________? 4. Is the cat chasing the mouse? __________________________________________? 5. Have they asked the actress personal questions? _________________________ ? 6. Can Mr Jones teach English? ___________________________________________ ? 7. Are they going to feed the baby? ________________________________________ ? 8. Did Peter find the missing key? _________________________________________? 9. Have they sold their house? _____________________________________________? 10. How did he find the solution to the problem? ____________________________? 11. Why is Peter making dinner today? _____________________________________? 12. Can you show me your homework, please? ______________________________? 13. Will they have repaired your car by Tuesday? ____________________________? 14. Were the children playing football when they arrived. ____________________? 15. How many stamps have you collected? _________________________________? 16. Are mum and dad paying the bill now? __________________________________? 17. Will they give you money for the trip? _________________________________? 18. Did they demolish the old building last week? ___________________________? 19. Has Sheila opened the window? ________________________________________? 20. Does your mum do all the housework? __________________________________?
TEMA 7
ENGLISH CULTURE
As Head of State The Queen has to remain strictly neutral with respect to political matters, unable to vote or stand for election.
But The Queen does have important ceremonial and formal roles in relation to the Government of the UK. The formal phrase 'Queen in Parliament' is used to describe the British legislature, which consists of the Sovereign, the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The Queen's duties include opening each new session of Parliament, dissolving Parliament before a general election, and approving Orders and Proclamations through the Privy Council.
The Queen also has a special relationship with the Prime Minister, retaining the right to appoint and also meeting with him or her on a regular basis.
In addition to playing a specific role in the UK Parliament based in London, The Queen has formal roles with relation to the devolved assemblies of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The British Government Missing words.Fill in the gaps. There are more words than you need. The two (1)__ of the United Kingdom (the House of Lords and the House of Commons) are based at The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, in (2)__. The palace (3)__ the north bank of the River Thames in the London borough of the City of Westminster, (4)__ the government buildings of Whitehall. Parliament decides the (5)__ and make decisions on running the UK. (Some issues in Scotland,Wales and Northern Ireland are now (6)__ by their respective parliaments and assemblies.) There has been a parliament at Westminster (7)__the 13th Century. The UK government is normally formed by the leader of the (8)__ that wins the most seats in the general (9)__. All actions by the government - and particularly its proposals to (10)__ or create laws - are scrutinized within parliament.
LONDON GOVERNMENT POLITICIAN HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT LIE ON DEAL WITH RULE AMEND FLAG ELECTION POLITICIAN PARTY CURRENCY SINCE PRIME MINISTER LAWS CITIZENS CLOSE TO
1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 5 10
FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS 1. If I get home late tonight, I ____________ (not eat). 2. If Jan could run 100 metres in 10 seconds, he _________ (be) an athlete. 3. If Simon catches a fish today, we __________ (eat) it. 4. She ____________ (buy) a Porsche if she won the lottery. 5. If it _________ (rain) in the Sahara desert, everyone would be very surprised. 6. If it rains tonight, we ________ (can/go) to the cinema. 7. If you dog spoke, you __________ (can/sell) it to the circus. 8. If we play football on Saturday, I _____________ (be) tired on Sunday. 9. You _____________ (become) fat if you eat too much. 10. If I ______________ (be) you, I wouldn't accept that job. It sounds terrible!! CONDITIONAL TRANSLATION Si Jim eligiera otro, estoy seguro que te ganara.
John comer el pastel siempre que lo hayas hecho t.
Tom no lo encontrar a menos que lo dejes aqu.
Si sabes el problema, por qu no me lo dices?
Elegira ese vestido si la gustase.
OFFERINGS It's common to use both 'would you like' and modal forms such as 'Can I ...', 'May I ...' to offer something. Here are some of the most important phrases used to offer something: Can I get you some ...? Would you like some ...? May I offer you some ...? Would you like me to get you some ....? Example Dialogues Person 1: Can I get you something to drink? Person 2: Yes, that would be nice. Thank you. Person 1: May I offer you some tea? Person 2: Thank you. NOTE: Always use 'some' words when offering someone something. Informal How about some ...? What about some ...? What do you say about some ...? Are you up for some ...? Example Informal Dialogues Person 1: What about something to drink? Person 2: Sure, do you have any scotch? Person 1: Are you up for some dinner? Person 2: Hey, thanks. What's on the menu?! Accepting Offers Accepting offers is just as important, or even more important than offering things. Make sure to thank your host. If you don't want to accept an offer, be sure to politely refuse. Offering an excuse is also a good idea in order not to offend your kind host. The following phrases are commonly used when accepting offers: Thank you. I'd love to. I'd love some. That would be nice. Thank you. I'd like ... Example Dialogues Person 1: May I get you something to drink? Person 2: Thank you. I'd like a cup of coffee. Person 1: Would you like me to get you some food? Person 2: That would be nice. Thank you. Politely Refusing Offers Thank you, but I'm on a diet. That's very kind. Unfortunately, I ... I'd like to, but ... Example Dialogues Person 1: Would you like some cookies? Person 2: Thank you, but I'm on a diet. Person 1: How about a cup of tea? Person 2: I'd like to have a cup of tea. Unfortunately, I'm late for a meeting. Can we make a rain check? FLAGS
The Union Flag, popularly known as the *Union Jack, is the national flag of the United Kingdom. It is the British flag. It is called the Union Flag because it symbolizes the administrative union of the countries of the United Kingdom. It is made up of the individual Flags of three of the Kingdom's countries all united under one Sovereign - the countries of 'England, of 'Scotland' and of 'Northern Ireland' (since 1921 only Northern Ireland has been part of the United Kingdom). As Wales was not a Kingdom but a Principality it could not be included on the flag. St George-The National Flag of England
St Andrew The National flag of Scotland
St Patrick-Northern Ireland
THE FUTURE OF UKS FLAG Fill the gaps with the correct words. (1)__, the countries representing the UK, are still united under one flag. How (2)__ this will be so, no one knows. Even now, each of the countries which form the United Kingdom, is fighting for its own (3)__. For the first time since 1707, the Scots now have their own (4)__ in Edinburgh, and the Welsh their own national assembly in Cardiff. As a result, the Scottish saltire and the red dragon of Wales are much more in evidence. Is the Union Flag (Union Jack) on its way out? In 1997, British Airways decided to scrub the Union Flag off the tails of its airliners and replace it with pictures of jackals from Africa and other ethnic designs. Its (5)__, Bob Ayling, said that the airline was no longer a British company with global operations, but a global company that happened to be headquartered in Britain: We are proud to have been born and (6)__ in Britain, he explained. But we want to show Britain as modern, not imperial...We still have our Beefeaters, but we now lead the world in restaurants and in fashion. In 2003, a campaign was (7)__ to try and modernize the red, white and blue flag by adding a touch of black to reflect multicultural Britain in the 21st Century. The proposed new (8)__ (see right) was the work of Nigel Turner, an enthusiastic fan of the UK's transformation into a multiracial society over the past 50 years. The campaign was NOT (9) __. 2007
More teenagers see themselves as English, Scottish or Welsh rather than British A YouGov poll (10) __ by the Daily Telegraph in 2007 found that fewer than one third of today's teenagers instinctively think of (11)__ as British rather than English, Scottish or Welsh. But, pressed to say whether they also think of themselves as British, the great majority say yes. Only 10 per cent of the teenage sample, many of them Scots, reject a British (12)__altogether.
Most people want the United Kingdom broken up An ICM poll published by the Daily Mail(13)__ 2007 suggested that majorities of voters in both Scotland and England now want the countries to (14)__. The Future? Will the Union flag be replaced by four separate flags or will all the flags and the Union Jack, be replaced by something else? Only time(15)__ tell.
CARRIED OUT LAUNCHED RAISED SPLIT WILL AT THAT TIME AT THE MOMENT TIME LONG FLAG IDENTITY CHIEF EXECUTIVE SUCCESSFUL PARLIAMENT IN FREE INDEPENDENCE EACH OTHER THEMSELVES HIMSELFS
1 6 11 2 7 12 3 8 13 4 9 14 5 10 15
Match with the definition the following words which had appeared on the text:
1-Made up of a-bodyguards of British Monarch 2-sovereign b- take something away, remove 3-Scrub off c- someone who has the right to participate in elections 4-Beefeaters d- is the combination of things that form it 5-Union Jack e-king or queen 6-Poll f-the red, white and blue flag of the United Kingdom 7-voters g- a study in which people are asked for their opinions about a subject
Do you think that theres a similar problem as regards nationality and independence in your country? Are some flags related to political conflicts in your country?
MAKE,LET AND ALLOWED
CONDITIONALS FIRST CONDITIONAL 1. If you _____(see) John, ___ you tell him the news? 2. He ______(be) very pleased if it________(not say) anything disgusting. 3. Unless you ______(go) to town on Monday, you _____ ( meet) my brother. 4. As long as you ______(need) help, my father __________(help) you. 5. We________( have) a picnic lunch if the day _______(be) fine.
SECOND CONDITIONAL 1. If you _____(be) a policeman, you ________ (tell) me the way. 2. I___________(finish) the job tomorrow if I _______ (can). 3. I ________ (not require) an umbrella if it__________ (not rain). 4. If she ______(think) it over carefully, she_________ (form) a clear opinion. 5. If they ________(catch) the bus now, they _________ (arrive) at half past nine.
THIRD CONDITIONAL 1. He_________ (find) the answers if he _____ (look) at the back of the book. 2. If you________ (want) me to, I ______ (come) for a walk with you. 3. If he ______(write) to her, she ________(answer) long time ago. 4. If you _______ (wait) for a moment, the waiter ______ (bring) your coffee. 5. I ________ (wear) a purple tie but only if I ______ (must).
MIXED CONDITIONALS 1. He _____ (lose) weight if he _____ (stop) eating too much.(UNREAL) 2. If she ______ (be) patient, I _______(try) to explain.(REAL) 3. Unless she ______(drink) this medicine, she _______ (feel) better.(REAL) 4. If we_______(leave) at midday, we ________ (catch) the early train.(UNREAL PAST) 5. If he_______(do) that again, his father__________ (punish) him.(REAL) ST.PATRICKS DAY TRUE OR FALSE ___St. Patrick day is held on 1 st April. ___St. Patrick wasnt from Ireland but from America. ___There are several legends related to this Saint. One of them says that he took off all the snakes from Ireland. ___Another myth says that St. Patrick used a rose to explain the mystery of God, Christ and Holy Spirit. ___Irish people used to wear a shamrock because that was fashionable. ___This festivity has never been celebrated out of Ireland.
What does the Myth of taking off the snakes symbolize? Do you know any other symbol from Ireland?
MIXED CONDITIONALS
Make conditional questions for the following answers: 1- If I dont study hard enough , I will fail in the exam. 2- If I could go anywhere, I would go to Hawaii . 3- If I were an animal, I would be a falcon. 4- No. If you were ginger, you wouldnt look good. 5- Yes. She will have missed you. 6- Yes. Whenever I cut an onion I cry.
Decide which conditional is best for the following sentences and put the words in brackets into the correct form.
That was a bad decision. If I (be) _____________ you, I would change it as soon as possible. Sunshine - at last! Imagine if the English weather was like this all the time. (it/not/be)__________________ wonderful? He's usually pleasant, but when he's tired he (be) ___________ pretty short- tempered. That's the way he is. If you (not/be) ______________so stubborn you would find it a lot easier to keep your friends. Sorry I didn't call you and tell you I wasn't coming. I would have called you if I (have)___________ your number with me. He says that if he (not/be) _______________ so busy he would go with you to the movie tomorrow. As it is, he simply has too much work to do. We (miss) ___________ the bus unless you hurry. If only I (have) _________________ more free time. All the things I would do. All I ever do is work. 9 You (know)_________what to do unless you listen carefully.
VERBS STRUCTURE Put the verb in brackets into the correct form (either the infinitive or gerund form).
Would you mind (open) ______________the window? Hello. I'd like (speak) ______________ to Mr Jones, please. We intend (move) ______________ to the new offices in June. I don't remember (tell) ______________ him to cancel the appointment. I want (learn) _________________ to speak Spanish. Are you looking forward to (go) ______________ to London? The boy admitted (steal) _____________ the computer from the shop. Peter hopes (become) _____________ a vet after his studies Don't forget (put) ____________ the cat out before you go to bed. Do you regret (tell) _________________ Edward about the contract? 11 The shoplifter denied (steal)______________the clothes 12 The bank robber told the customers (not move)__________________.
LISTENING D.X You wanted to see me, Mr S? S Yes,(1)__________.I hve an important mission for you. I want you(2) _____________ a ma and (3)_____________ all about him. If you find him,Ill be extremely pleased. D.X: Who is he, sir? S: If I knew that, I wouldnt (4)_________ this job! Heres a photo of him. D X: But this is all (5)__________.Its impossible (6)___________ what he looks like. S: If we had a better picture, wed give it to you. Anyway, weve had an anonymous (7)_______________,so we know hes a spy,and we know he works in London. D. X: Didnt your source tell you who he (8)____________? S: If shed told us that, I wouldnt have need to ask for your help. D.X: So the (9)__________is a woman? S: Yes. She telephoned and then faxed us the photo. But we couldnt (10)_____________ the number.
Can you guess the end of the dialogue?
FIND THE WORD FOR EACH DEFINITION -to gain knowledge of (something)______________________ -a warning or hint, especially given confidentially and based on inside information____________________ -the main entrance to a house__________ -unclear or distorted________________ -any person, book, organization, etc, from which information, evidence, etc, is obtained_____________ - to track down and find, as by following a trail______________
ASKING FOR INFORMATION
Could you tell me...? Do you know...? Do you happen to know...? I'd like to know... Could you find out...? I'm interested in... I'm looking for..
MAKING SUGGESTIONS
Why don't you / we go to the movies tonight? You / we could visit New York while you're / we're there. Let's go to the travel agent's this afternoon to book our ticket. What about asking your brother for help? How about going to Hawaii for your vacation? I suggest you / we take all the factors into consideration before we decide.
SHOWING PREFERENCES
Would you like to see a film tonight? I'd rather go dancing. How does that sound? Why don't we have some chinese food? Well, I'd prefer eating Italian. What do you think? What do you think we should do? If it were up to me, I'd go out for dinner. What are we going to do today? The weather is awful! I think we should go to a museum. Why don't we go to a museum. Let's go to a museum. How about going to a museum.