MORNING GROUP! Guys remember to take money for the cupcakes ;) see you tomorrow
AFTERNOON GROUP!
Guys remember to take money to buy the pizza I think it will be 4.000 :) see you tomorrow
Conversacional
viernes, 4 de abril de 2014
jueves, 3 de abril de 2014
GRADES
Hello guys! I don't know if you have seen your grades in the system, but just in case here they are. Remember to study if you got a 3.4 or 3.5 to take the second chance test this saturday! Have a nice rest of the week and see you soon!
MORNING GROUP
jueves, 27 de marzo de 2014
FINAL TEST PRACTICE
Hello Guys!!! I would like you to work on the following exercises in order to practice for the final test. We'll check them this saturday before taking the exam.
1 Circle
the correct words.
0 My
uncle was sent to – / the prison for three months.
1 I’ll
be going / have gone into town as usual tonight.
2 He’s been / He is up in his room for ages. It’s time he came downstairs.
3 Having finished / Finishing my work earlier in the day, I decided to go out for a
walk.
4 I
could / was able to pass the
test because I worked so hard.
5 I
think you forgot inviting / to invite Jane to the party.
6 I’d
prefer to not / not to get wet today.
7 I
never used to / would understand my language lessons.
8 Do
you ever feel like get / getting away from it all?
9 I’m
still not used to living / live in a caravan.
10 I’d
rather you wrote / write your essay in pen, not on a
computer.
2 Five of these sentences have mistakes. Find
and correct them. Tick (ü)
those sentences that are correct.
0 I
have never ridden a motorbike before I met Jane. ___had____
1 Life
in our town has never been easy. __________
2 By
the time we get there, everything will have been done. __________
3 Tom
would rather to do his work alone. __________
4 She’d
prefer being with her other friends. __________
5 I’ve
been trying to telephone you all morning. __________
6 Having
seen John’s holiday photos, I wanted to go there myself. __________
7 I’ve
never prevented you from do what you want. __________
8 I
dream about moving away from here. __________
9 I’m
starting to get used to drive on the left. __________
10 They made us to wait for three hours. __________
3 Complete the sentences with the correct
forms of the verbs in brackets.
0 They
couldn’t manage to find (find) their way out.
1 This time
tomorrow, we ______________________________ (win) the match and already gone home.
2 They ______________________________ (not
understand) you now and they never will.
3 As soon as
you ______________________________ (hear) anything, please tell me.
4 They ______________________________
(work) on the project for two years before they made any progress.
5 ______________________________
(hear) the news of the hurricane, I rang my uncle to make sure he was OK.
6 ______________________________
(clean) out the attic, I came across an old box of my grandfather’s.
7 I’d rather
they ______________________________ (wait) outside.
8 Do you remember
______________________________
(meet) me for the first time?
9 They ______________________________ (not
be) able to find the answer for another two years.
10 Would
you prefer ______________________________ (come) with us tomorrow?
4 Complete the text with the correct forms of
the words in brackets.
Class Power is not a very 0__convincing___ (convince) tale of one man’s
fight to turn a bunch of troublemakers into model students. One reason that
people are praising the book is that the author is supposed to be very 1_______________ (know) about the topic, having
taught in an inner-city school himself. However, I think it would be more 2_______________ (assure) if I knew that he had
actually been a good teacher and had 3_______________ (success) in controlling his own students. Apparently, though, he left
teaching because he was no good at it. That may be explained by the 4_______________ (infant) methods used by Jed,
the hero of the book, to gain the trust of his students. Other, more
traditional, teachers are shown as being a 5_______________ (heart), uncaring bunch who won’t accept any new ideas. The most 6_______________ (believe) thing about the book
is that a 25-year-old with no experience, assumes he knows more than anyone
else.
This is a common
feeling amongst our poorly educated, almost 7_______________ (literate) younger generation. The teachers in
the book, just as in real life, are 8_______________ (forbid) from giving their opinions. This book
is 9_______________ (indicate) of the trendy, politically correct
views being given all over the country. The 10_______________ (tragic) is that people still listen to them.
5 Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in
capital letters. Do not change the meaning of the original sentences.
0 We
set off two hours ago and we’re still driving. FOR
We’ve
_been driving
for two hours.
1 The
first time anyone heard English on this island was in 1792. BEFORE
No
one __________________________________________.
2 The
council are going to make their decision at sometime before nine o’clock. HAVE
By
nine o’clock ___________________________________.
3 I’d
rather you didn’t tell anyone yet. TO
I’d
______________________________________________.
4 When
we were young, our parents always checked our homework. TO
When
we were young _______________________________.
5 Jenny
was sailing alone when she got lost. GOT
Sailing
___________________________________________.
6 I
called the police after I saw the mess in the bedroom. SEEN
Having
___________________________________________.
7 They
have been unable to stop the fighting. MANAGED
They
_____________________________________________.
8 Women
can’t become members. PERMITTED
Women
___________________________________________.
9 We
might go out later. WILL
It
________________________________________________.
10 You
are not required to do anything else. HAVE
You
______________________________________________.
6 Complete the text with one word in each gap.
Stella Jackson, aged 15, 0____had___ always been confident and
outgoing. Her parents noticed that she 1_______________ often argue with adults, even at an early age. At her first school, she 2_______________ to be a member of a discussion
club which was actually meant for the top class. She was allowed 3_______________ join because she was so much
more mature than other children her age.
By the time she went to high school at the age of
eleven, she 4_______________ already joined 5_______________ acting school and she soon joined the school drama club. She had a few
problems here. Some of her fellow students accused her of 6_______________ over confident and insensitive
and, for a while, she had problems fitting in.
In her third year, she succeeded 7_______________ changing
her personality and was 8_______________ to become more understanding and less dominant.
It was at this time that she joined the local Young Conservative Party. By the
end of this year, she will 9_______________ made two speeches at local political meetings
and, by this time next year, she will 10_______________ joining the national party and giving a speech
there.
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