Deures Estiu 3r English

Luca Graia Poza
VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
1 Circle the word that doesn’t belong.

1. plot • setting • character • recording
2. worried • anxious • relaxed • afraid
3. fur • feathers • tail • paws
4. ankle • knee • toe • elbow
5. songwriter • poet • author • lyrics
6. neighbourhood • studio • residential area • suburb
7. succeed • achieve • develop • regret
8. truthful • courageous • careless • skilful
9. pavement • backpack • campsite • trail
10. giant • tiny • huge • large
2 Replace the words in bold with the words below.

approached • audience • victims • fainted • smart • screamed • cast • improved • champions • escaped
1. The people watching the play laughed. AUDIENCE
2. When Susan saw the blood, she fell on the ground. FAINTED
3. The viewers shouted with fear while watching the horror film. SCREAMED
4. Who are the winners of the European Football League? CHAMPIONS
5. They look very elegant and stylish in their outfits. SMART
6. The criminal ran away from prison. ESCAPED
7. Do you know the names of the people who were killed? VICTIMS
8. After Stefan took language classes, his English became better. IMPROVE
9. We walked closer to the building when we knew it was safe to enter APPROACH
10. There are some famous people in this group of actors. CAST
3 Complete the sentences with the words below.

island • muscles • journal • passport • measuring • fits • captured • attacks • get better • shoot
1. The muscles in our bodies allow us to move.
2. You can’t travel to a different country without your passport .
3. Do you know what to do if someone attacks you?
4. The player jumped up to shoot the basketball into the net.
5. That jacket fits you perfectly.
6. I’m sorry you’re not feeling well. I hope you get better soon.
7. We’ll sail around the Greek island this summer.
8. The police haven’t captured the murderer yet.
9. He is measuring the wood to build a table.
10. Kate writes her thoughts and feelings in her journal .
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4 Complete the phrases in bold in the sentences below.
1. Gabrielle finds it difficult to walk in high-heeled shoes.

2. If you go camping, you need to know how to put up a tent in the wild.
3. That dog looks dangerous – step back very quietly slowly and move away.
4. We’re going to map out the route for our trip around Europe.
5. Police say that the cause of death of the victim was poisoning.
6. Holly works as a make-up artist for the actors for a film company.
7. I’d like to take part in the community beach clean-up.
8. Jake is a good supporting actor, but he never gets any leading man roles.
9. The baby’s sleeping, so don’t make a single noise when you enter her room.
10. The police stopped him because he was driving faster than the speed limit allows.
5 Choose the correct answer.

1. Where you went / did you go / have you gone last night?
2. There aren’t some / many / much biscuits left in the box.
3. The actor hasn’t had / haven’t had / didn’t have any lead roles yet.
4. It probably isn’t raining / won’t rain / doesn’t rain this weekend.
5. I was hiking / hiked / were hiking when suddenly a bear approached me.
6. This soundtrack is better than / the best / good enough the others.
7. What kind of screenplay he is writing / does he write / is he writing now?
8. The criminal were captured / was captured / is captured by the police a week ago.
9. We went to the urban farm that / who / where they sell fresh strawberries.
10. They didn’t get a table at the restaurant because they haven’t made / hasn’t made / hadn’t made a reservation.
6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Do you usually exercise (exercise) in the morning?
2. Jessica is getting (get) dressed right now – she’ll be ready soon.
3. He said that he had ben (be) to Africa several times.
4. Wool is not made (not make) from plants.
5. We asked the sales assistant if they sold (sell) designer labels in that shop.
6. I would don’t take (not take) those tablets if I were you.
7. Grimm’s well-known fairy tales were published (publish) in 1812.
8. Where will you be living (live) this time next year?
9. When I got to the station, the train had not left (not leave) yet.
10. If our team had scored one more goal, they would have become (become) the new champions.
7 Complete the sentences with a suitable word.

1. Did you work out at the health club yesterday?
2. Greta asked us is we often went bowling.
3. When are you going to book your flight to Thailand this week?
4. I met the tennis player who had won the Men’s Singles at Wimbledon.
5. We wanted to know which bank the robbers had broken into the previous night.
6. This is a boring book. It is less interesting than other books that I’ve read.
7. Paul is hungry because he has not eaten lunch yet.
8. The pyramids were built by the ancient Egyptians thousands of years ago.
9. The phone rang while I was watching TV.
10. I want to buy that painting. It is the most beautiful piece of art I’ve ever seen.
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8 Write sentences with the words below. Use the correct form of the verbs and adjectives. Make any
necessary changes.
1. the doctor / tell / me / that / I / must / rest / .
The doctor told me that I must rest.
2. Jane / not work / as / good / as / Becky / at the moment / .
Jane is not working as well as Becky at the moment.
3. if / you / return / the item / tomorrow / they / give / you / a refund / .
If you return the item tomorrow, they will give you a refund.
4. what / the children / do / when / you / come / home / yesterday / ?
What did the children do when you came home yesterday?
5. if / we / follow / the signposts / we / not get / lost / yesterday / .
If we had followed the signposts, we would not have gotten lost yesterday.
9 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.
What makes people happier – spending money on 1...... experience, such as a concert, or on a material
item, like a new bag? Amit Kumar and his research team wanted to find out. They asked 2,635 people to
participate in an experiment. The participants 2...... into two groups. One group (the material purchasers)
were told to buy things like clothing and jewellery, while the other group (the “experiential purchasers”) 3......
to sports and other events and eat at restaurants. While they 4...... these things, the participants 5...... text
messages asking them what they 6...... and how they felt.
What 7...... the researchers? The people 8...... had spent money on experiences felt 9...... those that had
spent it on material items. So before you spend your money on an expensive outfit, why not buy tickets to a
concert or a game instead? You 10...... glad you did!
1.
a. the
b. an
c. a
2.
a. divided
b. were divided
c. was divided
3.
a. must go
b. has to go
c. had to go
4.
a. are doing
b. were doing
c. have done
5.
a. received
b. have received
c. were received
6.
a. were bought
b. have bought
c. had bought
7.
a. do … discover
b. will … discover
c. did … discover
8.
a. who
b. whose
c. which
9.
a. happier than
b. the happiest
c. the most happy
10.
a. are
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b. be
c. will be

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VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

1 Circle the word that doesn’t belong.

2 Replace the words in bold with the words below.

3 Complete the sentences with the words below.

1. Gabrielle finds it difficult to walk in high-heeled shoes.

5 Choose the correct answer.

7 Complete the sentences with a suitable word.

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