II. Grammar: Complete the text with the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple, the Past Perfect or the Past Continuous.

Last Saturday, Maria went with three friends to the cinema. She arrived first and…(decide) to buy some popcorn. She …(look)in her bag for her money when she …(realise) that she …(leave) her purse at home.

Complete the table with affirmative, negative and question forms of used to and would.

(used to)He used to like westerns. He …. like musicals. ….. he… like war films?

(would) They …go to the cinema every week. They … go to the theatre. ….they go dancing at the weekend?

III. Speaking: A film review

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I. Vocabulary: Give definitions to the key words: chat show, documentary, reality show, soap opera, the news, chat room, website, casualties, earthquake

Explain the multi-part verbs: turn on, turn off, turn down, turn up

Match the words in the two columns to form ‘media ‘words

1.chat a)opera

2.soap b) show

3. current c) affairs

4. quality d) hysteria

5. mass e) newspaper

II.Grammar: Complete this radio news report using the passive form of the verbs in brackets

The time is now one o’clock. The lunch time news today ….(read) by John Howard …

The Prime Minister visited a primary school in Ipswich this morning where he …. (interview) by some of the children. He opened a new sports centre that … (build) with money raised by the parents. Another 20,000 $ …. (need) to finish the swimming pool so more fund – raising activities …. (already/ plan) for the summer.

III .Speaking: Tourism in our area

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I. Vocabulary: Give definitions to the key words: chat show, documentary, reality show, soap opera, the news, chat room, website, casualties, earthquake

Explain the multi-part verbs: turn on, turn off, turn down, turn up

Match the words in the two columns to form ‘media ‘words

1.chat a)opera

2.soap b) show

3. current c) affairs

4. quality d) hysteria

5. mass e) newspaper

II.Grammar: Complete this radio news report using the passive form of the verbs in brackets

The time is now one o’clock. The lunch time news today ….(read) by John Howard …

The Prime Minister visited a primary school in Ipswich this morning where he …. (interview) by some of the children. He opened a new sports centre that … (build) with money raised by the parents. Another 20,000 $ …. (need) to finish the swimming pool so more fund – raising activities …. (already/ plan) for the summer.

III .Speaking: Your advertisement

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I. Vocabulary: Write the opposite of these adjectives.

1 honest

2 reliable

3 dependent

4 organised

5 sociable

6 tolerant

7 sensitive

8 polite

9 considerate

10 satisfied

Explain the multi-part verbs: take up, get on with, get down, put up with, get together

II. Grammar: Complete the sentences with had to, didn’t have to, could, couldn’t, was/ were able to

1 My cousins were away on holiday last week so they … come to my party.

2The boy fell into the river but fortunately he … reach the bank.

3 We missed the bus and … wait an hour for the next one.

4 My grandparents were lucky. They … do a lot of exams when they were at school.

III .Speaking: Education in the UK and in the USA

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I. Vocabulary: Match the words to make “education” words

1 chess a) school

2 science b) club

3 sixth c) facilities

4 state d) laboratory

5 sports e) form

Give definitions to the key words: embarrassing, zero gravity, weird, stunts, assessment, choir, private school, state school

Explain the multi-part verbs: be into, catch up with, fall behind, go over, put off, set up

I. Grammar: Complete the Third Conditional sentences by putting the verbs in brackets in the correct forms

1You … (meet) my cousin from Canada if you … (go) to the party.

2 I… (can do) better in my maths exam if I …(revise) for it.

3 ….(they/ be) healthier if they … (live) in the country.

III .Speaking: My future job

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I. Vocabulary: Write personality adjectives from the nouns

1 sympathy

2 logic

3 bravery

4 emotion

5 help

Explain the multi-part verbs: calm down, get across, speak up, take down, go over

I. Grammar: Report what the people said.

1” If I were you, I’d phone him now.” She advised….

2”Susan, please don’t go today.” They begged…

3 “I can speak six languages fluently.” She claimed….

III .Speaking: Australia

Key

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I.Vocabulary: a desert – a large area of dry land that usually gets very little rain, a desert island –a small tropical island with no people living on it, a rainforest –an area of land in hot countries with many tall trees and thick bushes, a volcano –a mountain that may explode and produce fire and very hot rocks , a cruise – a journey on a ship for pleasure, a round – the-world trip – describe a journey that goes round the world, a safari – a holiday in Africa to see wild animals in the countryside, a trek –a long and often difficult journey, bungee jumping –the activity of jumping off a high bridge

Give definitions to the multi-part verbs

1.Turn up –to increase the amount of sound, heat or light, 2. take up-to begin to do an activity or sport,3 back out –to refuse to do sth. that you agreed to, 4. be into –to enjoy taking part in a particular activity, 5. go through with sth – to do sth that you have planned or agreed to do ,6 put on – to dress on clothes , 7.set up – to organize or plan sth, 8.get across- to make someone understand something

II.Grammar

1 lives 2 goes 3 has attended 4 speaks 5 goes 6 has climbed 7 is reading 8 (is) watching

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Vocabulary: Cab - taxi, laboratory –a room where scientists work and do tests, microscope –a scientific instrument that can make small things look large, slide –a piece of thin plastic used for seeing something under a microscope, slippers –a soft shoe you wear indoors, test tube- a long glass container used in scientific experiments, top hat –a tall black hat that men wear on formal occasions, science fiction – a story, film about life in the future , especially scientific advances often describing space travel and life on other planets, thriller – a film, story causing a lot of excitement and sometimes fear because of a murderer, western –a film about cowboys who lived in the United States in the nineteenth century, character- a person in a story , play ,plot -the set of events in a story, play, scene –one piece of action in a play, fall for sb, fall in love - to begin to feel love for someone , go out with, , break up with, get away

II.Grammar:

I 1 decided 2 was looking 3 realised 4 had left

II 2 didn’t use to 3 Did he use to 4 would 5 wouldn’t 6 Would

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