Grammar: A. Match The Parts of The Sentences
Grammar: A. Match The Parts of The Sentences
Grammar: A. Match The Parts of The Sentences
1.answers.
international exchange students travelling around Australia during our
Chelsea’s parents had to support all
semester break. The few weeks we spent together were jam-packed
with amazing activities. the expenses of the exchange
At the end of our stay in Australia, we had three weeks of travelling programme.
time to share our stories and help each other cope with leaving. It was 2. Chelsea didn’t like her new school at
only natural that our last day together was filled with tears. We all.
packed our camp, exchanged e-mail addresses, and gathered together
for a final good-bye.
3. She had a hard time saying good-bye
Upon coming home, an open mind and flexibility were again important. to her new friends.
The transition was at times trying, since it was difficult to convey the 4. Although it wasn’t easy, Chelsea
magnitude of my experience and for others to understand it. managed to re-adapt to her life in the
Resettling home took time and effort, but eventually I made the
adjustment. All the while, I was attentive to letting my family and
friends know how happy I was to be home and how much I had missed C. Match the words from the text
them—though the experience is still vividly with me. So, if you have
with their equivalent.
the opportunity to study abroad you most certainly should.
D. Complete the blanks with ideas 1. abroad (paragraph 2) a) scared
2. seek (paragraph 3) b) difficult to deal with
from the text.
3. intimidated (paragraph 4) c) clearly, intensely
1. Chelsea stayed for ... in Australia
4. smoothly (paragraph 4) d) look for
with ...
5. memorable (paragraph 5) e) full of
2. Chelsea planned everything very 6. jam-packed (paragraph 5) f) without difficulties
careful because she thought ........ 7. gathered (paragraph 6) g) thoughtful
3. At first she felt intimidated not only 8. trying (paragraph 7) h) got together
because the school had ........ but also 9. attentive (paragraph 7) i) in a foreign country
because she ........ before. 10. vividly (paragraph 7) j) unforgettable
4. What Chelsea GRAMMAR
liked best about her
A. Insert the following phrasal verbs in the sentences below.
COME ABOUT COME ACROSS COME DOWN COME OUT COME UP
WITH
1. He’s ..... a brilliant idea of how to finance his exchange programme.
2. How did this problem with your host family .....
3. They’ve ..... some interesting leaflets on exchange programmes.
4. A new guide on summer languages courses ..... last month.
5. Don’t ..... too hard on her – it wasn’t really her fault.
VOCABULARY
Complete the following text on the Socrates Programme with the words below.
MOBILITY IN EUROPE - More and more (1) are choosing to study (2) in the European Union (EU).
To enable EU citizens to benefit from the single market, the EU (3) programmes to expand job
opportunities through educational (4), training programmes and youth exchanges. The (5)
programme not only encourages co-operation and the (6) of ideas among scientists and other
academic staff, but also provides grants for (7) to develop joint courses and allow students to (8)
in universities in EU partner countries.
universities ● offers ● abroad ● study ● Socrates II ● students ● mobility ●
exchange
WRITING
A friend of yours wants to study abroad but is still unsure. He/she knows you went last year
and now wants your advice. In about 180 words write an e-mail to your friend telling him/her
about the advantages and disadvantages of studying abroad.