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Thursday, March 26, 2020

1 bach key to page 44 THE HALO EFFECT


1 bach

page 44

THE HALO EFFECT



Ex. 1

(your own answers)

Respuesta libre. Busca los significados de esos adjetivos y apúntalos en tu cuaderno.

Ex. 2

It mentions WORLD-FAMOUS (line 3),
HONEST (line 15) and
RESPECTABLE (line 16)

Ex. 3

  1. Today, we live in a celebrity culture and famous people are always in the public eye (lines 5-7).
  2. Advertising experts agree that the shoppers who are most influenced by celebrities are teenagers and young people (lines 26-27)
  3. Having world-famous celebrities in adverts sells more products (lines 2-3)
  4. A celebrity who is well-liked, has an honest face and respectable private life is perfect (lines 15-16)
  5. Advertisers don't like to associate their products with negative publicity so stars with complicated personal lives often disappear from their ads. (lines 21-23)

Ex. 4

  1. d
  2. a
  3. b

Ex. 5

1a brand (line 1) b disappear (line 23) c shoppers (line 26)

2 involved (line 18)


4A page 47


4A

KEY TO Ex. 3 & 4 page 47

Ex. 3
ADVERBS OF POSSIBILITY AND PROBABILITY



(your own answers)

Follow the example

Sigue el ejemplo. Como ves, utiliza un segundo tipo de condicional con would
Recuerda los significados de las palabras entre paréntesis para ayudarte:

probably= probablemente
maybe= puede ser
definitely= definitivamente (por supuesto)
perhaps= quizás

Mira también los ejemplos del ejercicio 1. Las soluciones a este ejercicio son:

a. 2, 5
b. 3, 6
c. 1, 4

Ex. 4

ROMEO AND JULIET



1. stop
2. 'll / will
3. say
4. would definitely be
5. leave
6. sleep
7. wouldn´t have happened
8. probably wouldn´t have ended

2PMAR 7, 8, 9 page 35


2PMAR

Ex. 7, 8, 9, page 35

Ex. 7

SPORT AND SPORT PLACE



  1. basketball
  2. court
  3. golf
  4. course
  5. ice-skating
  6. rink
  7. karting
  8. track
  9. boxing
  10. ring

Ex.8

PARTS OF THE BODY


  1. thumb
  2. ankle
  3. toe
  4. hair
  5. neck

Ex. 9

PARTS OF THE HOUSE


  1. roof
  2. kitchen
  3. chimney
  4. ceiling
  5. landing
  6. fence
  7. study
  8. stairs
  9. gate
    10.basement




1A page 59 UK SECONDARY SCHOOLS

1A

 page 59 

UK SECONDARY SCHOOLS



Ex. 1

1. TRUE- Students have a six-week holiday in the summer and two weeks at both Christmas and Easter. They also have a one-week holiday in October. February and May.

2. FALSE- A typical day starts at quarter to nine and finishes at quarter past three.

3. FALSE- Students always have registration first and sometimes they have assembly...

4. TRUE- At most schools, students wear a uniform.

5. FALSE- ... they never call their teachers by their first name.

Monday, March 23, 2020

1BACH KEY TO PAGE 32

1 BACH

KEY TO PAGE 32

GRAMMAR DOCTOR / TEST

DO THE TEST FIRST, THEN CHECK YOUR ANSWERS AND CHECK YOUR SCORE ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING:

(Haz el test primero, luego corrige tus respuestas y comprueba la puentuación de acuerdo con los siguientes resultados)

0-12 points: your grammar is too weak. (Muy bajo)

13-15 points: your grammar is a bit under the weather (un poco bajo)

16-19 points: your grammar is quite healthy (bastante bien)

20-25 points: Well done! Keep up the good work (muy bien, sigue así)

Ex. 1

1. works
2. are going out
3. is travelling
4. do you go
5. doesn't like

Ex. 2

1. Carol lent me a movie but I´ve already seen it.
2. The party had finished when I arrived.
3. Hilary met Susan at school.
4. The programme finished while you were sleeping.
5. I didn't see your brother. Did he come in the end?

Ex. 3

1. yet
2. for
3. Did you see
4. just
5. have you known

Ex. 4

1-c went
2-c arrive
3-a was watching
4-a didn't call
5-c had already

Ex. 5

1. I'm looking for the English teacher. Do you know where she is?
2. Pablo usually goes to school by bus.
3. How long have you lived here?
4. I've worked here for three years.
5. I've just seen your brother.

4ESO KEY TO 1, 2, 3 PAGE 45

4 ESO

KEY TO 1, 2, 3, PAGE 45

NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION



Ex. 1

*Dice primero que escuches y repitas las palabras y expresiones del recuadro. De momento,
buscalas en WORDREFERENCE , pincha en el icono del altavoz para poder escucharlas y a
continuación repítelas. Hazlo varias veces con cada palabra, como hacíamos en clase.

*Después dice que completes en el diagrama. Te recuerdo que están relacionadas con el tema
COMUNICACIÓN NO VERBAL, de modo que algunas son positivas (van en la columna
POSITIVE, como give someone a hug= dar a alguien un abrazo), otras negativas (van en la
columna NEGATIVE, como frown=fruncir el ceño) y otras que depende de cómo se hagan pueden
ser positivas o negativas (van en la columna IT DEPENDS= depende, como gesticulate=
gesticular)

POSITIVE

Kiss someone on the cheek = besar a alguien en la mejilla

make eye contact= hacer contacto visual

smile= sonreir

IT DEPENDS

hold hands= dar la mano

shake hands= estrechar la mano

NEGATIVE

raise your eyebrows= levantar las cejas

roll your eyes= subir los ojos

shrug your shoulders= encogerse de hombros

stare= quedarse mirando fijamente

*Si tenéis respuestas diferentes, dejadlas en comentarios o enviádmelas al correo englishwithterry@hotmail.com porque es cierto que algunos gestos cambian de una
cultura a otra.

Ex. 2

1. make
2. kiss
3. shake
4. give

Ex. 3

*Respuestas libres. Observad el ejemplo. Es un segundo tipo de condicional, con un pasado en la
oración del “if” y un condicional simple en la oración principal. Podéis hacerlas todas usando
esas partes como oraciones con “if” e inventar la oración condicional en la que diriais lo que
haríais. Ánimo.

• PARA CUALQUIER DUDA OS RECUERDO MI EMAIL:
englishwithterry@hotmail.com

2PMAR KEY TO 4, 5, 6, PAGE 34

2PMAR

KEY TO 4, 5, 6, PAGE 34

GOING TO

Ex. 4

1. are you going to wear
2. aren't going to be
3. aren't going to watch
4. isn't going to ask
5. isn't going to pass

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

Ex. 5

1. easier than
2. the most interesting
3. more exciting than
4. the worst
5. more expensive than
6. the best
7. farthest / furthest

MANY/ MUCH/ A LOT OF / FEW / A FEW / LITTLE / A LITTLE

Ex. 6

1. much
2. many
3. a lot of
4. much
5. a few
6. much
7. a lot of
8. many

1PMAR KEY TO PAGE 39

1PMAR

KEY TO PAGE 39

Present simple

Ex. 1

1. lives
2. is
3. produce
4. visit
5. has got
6. paints

Present simple and present continuous

Ex. 2

1. works
2. are looking
3. is
4. isn't drawing
5. doesn't go
6. loves

Past Simple

Ex. 3

1. was
2. broke
3. spent
4. started
5. became
6. married
7. died
8. didn´t have

Question forms

Ex. 4

1. Did they play tennis?
2. Do you like art?
3. How often do you draw pictures?
4. What did your friends do yesterday?
5. Were you in bed at 10 p.m. last night?

GRAMMAR CHECK

Ex. 5

1. never go
2. are watching
3. couldn't
4. last week
5. Is there...?

1A KEY TO PAGE 56

1A

KEY TO PAGE 56



Ex. 2

1. history
2. PE (physical education)
3. French
4. literature
5. maths
6. art and design
7. geography
8. ICT information and communication technology
9. music
10. drama
11. English
12. science

Ex. 3

YOUR OWN ANSWERS: cada uno sus propias respuestas según su realidad, teniendo en cuenta
que cada coumna significa lo siguiente:

I'M VERY GOOD AT...= soy muy bueno en...

I'M GOOD AT...= soy bueno en...

I'M OK AT...= soy más o menos bueno en...

I'M BAD AT...= se me da mal...

Monday, March 16, 2020

1BACH


KEY TO PAGE 31

1b
2c
3a
4e
5f
6g
7d
8h

4A KEY TO EX. 5 & 6 PAGE 44


KEY TO EX. 5 & 6 PAGE 44

Ex. 5
  1. wouldn't be
  2. had
  3. wouldn't have met
  4. 'll / will love
  5. won't know
Ex. 6
  1. Will you hang out...
  2. hadn't come
  3. would you like

2PMAR Key to 1, 2, 3 page 34


KEY TO EX. 1, 2, 3 PAGE 34

Ex. 1
  1. I don't mind helping mum to cook.
  2. I love getting up late on Sunday.
  3. He enjoys playing computer games.
  4. We like doing our homework together.
  5. She doesn't mind paying for my cinema ticket.

Ex. 2
  1. You mustn't play music after 10 p.m.
  2. You must put paper in the bin.
  3. You mustn't cycle in the park.
  4. You mustn't run near the swimming pool.
  5. You must be quiet in the library.
Ex. 3
  1. were
  2. happened
  3. missed
  4. didn't finish
  5. started
  6. looked
  7. was
  8. Did you walk
  9. did
  10. wasn't

1PMAR Key to page 38


KEY TO PAGE 38

From the START LINE to the FINISH LINE:

You feel SCARED when you watch a horror film.

She is CHOPPING wood.

This is a TORNADO.

I RIDE horses.

The opposite of excited is BORED.

A film that makes you laugh. It´s a COMEDY.

Which “h” is a walk in the countryside? HIKE

SPORTS programmes show football and cycling on TV.

To SAIL means to travel by boat.

Which “c” do you do with a tent? CAMP

*Nota: he usado el color ROJO para los verbos, el color AZUL para los nombres y el color VERDE para los adjetivos.

1A Key to pages 54 and 55

KEY TO PAGES 54 & 55


PAGE 54

Ex. 1
1. She can play the violin.
2. She can run.
3. They can act.

Ex. 2
1. I can play chess.
2. My dad can't speak English.
3. My sister can ride a horse.
4. They can't go to a private school.

Ex. 3
1. Can you sing?
2. Can you run fast?
3. Can you play the piano?
4. What languages can you speak?

Ex. 4
1. bad
2. slowly
3. beautiful
4. wonderfully
5. well
6. fast

PAGE 55

Ex. 6
1. Amy usually practises ballet in her house before breakfast.
2. She sometimes dances in the gymnasium at school.
3. She often goes to ballet classes after school.
4. She is never late for her ballet classes.

Ex. 7
1. Do you usually have breakfast al 6 am?
2. Do you usually have dinner before 9 pm?
3. How often do you meet your friends?
4. How often do you play a musical instrument?
5. How often do you tidy your bedroom?
ANSWERS: (examples, because not only one answer is correct)
1. Yes, I do / No I don't.
2. Yes, I do / No, I don't.
3. I meet my friends... (every weekend/once a month...)
4. I play a musical instrument... (every day / at the weekends...)
5. I tidy my bedroom... (every day / once a week...)

Ex. 9
1. 've got
2. Do (you) want
3. does (it) start
4. starts
5. go
6. finish
7. are