EXAM REVISION ACTIVITIES

GRAMMAR

TASK 1

1. is having
2. did-give
4. am going/am going to go
5. has played
6.will pick
7. are you going to see
8. are staying
9. had finished
10. have-driven
11. have - been waiting
12. was driving
13. were looking
14. shall we try

TASK 4

1. DON'T DO
2.unless
3. apologizes
4. until
5. won't

VOCABULARY

TASK 7
1. . engaged
2. pitch
3. inherited
4. flight
5. limit
6. wavy
7. gate
8. gap
9. delicious
10. take-away

TASK 8
1. mad
2. up
3. team
4. for
5. dessert
6. salary
7. furious
8. charged
9. affectionate
10. call

PRONUNCIATION

TASk 9
1.refeREE
2. resPONsible
3.MOtorbike
4.STRAWberries
5.CIRcuit
6.indePENdent
7.peDEStrian
8.amBItious
9.MORTgage
10. aFFORD

TASK 10
1.injured
2.journey
3.selfish
4.team
5.charming
6.paid
7.inherit
8.sociable
9.organized
10.height

READING 2

TASK 1
1. grumble
2.maintenance
3. tunnels
4. underground
5, loudspeaker
6.map
7.hours
8.eleven
9.ridiculous
10. complaints
11.passengers
12.signs

TASK 2 - DON'T DO

READING 3

TASK 1
1.F - 2.F - 3. T - 4.? - 5.T - 6.T - 7.F - 8.F - 9.F - 10.T

TASK 2
1.d 2.B 3.A 4.C 5.E

COMPUTER VOCABULARY

1. Correct the spelling mistakes

1. screen
2. mouse
3. computer
4. stick
5. monitor
6. keyboard
7. disk
8. webcam

5. Match

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

6. Complete the sentences

1.clicks
2.beginning/end
3.make
4.did
5.cut
6.save
7.open
8.middle

B.THE INTERNET

4.Same or different?
1.d
2.s
3.d
4.s
5.d
6.s
7.s
8.s
9.d
10.s

5.Complete

1.search
2.download
3.on
4.broadband
5.website
6.visit

EUROPASS AND PORTFOLIO

18th and 19th Jaunuary. Conference Room. EOI OURENSE

http://centros.edu.xunta.es/eoideourense/eoiou/index.php?action=descargarActividad&actId=583

LISTENING PAGE 43

ACTIVITY A

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5ZMpJnEbcedMTJjYzVhYjUtM2ZkOS00YWMzLWE2NDMtMDc4ZjYyNzhmMWUy

1. he’s from England and Spain
2. He’s in his late thirties
3. He’s a musician (a flamenco guitarist)

ACTIVITIY C

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5ZMpJnEbcedMTJjYzVhYjUtM2ZkOS00YWMzLWE2NDMtMDc4ZjYyNzhmMWUy

Name: Rafael Lloyd, he has a Spanish first name and an English surname. It’s both his real and stage name

Parents: His mother was Spanish and his father’s English. He was born in Spain but now he lives in England.

Languages: He’s bilingual (English/Spanish)

Nationality: He feels more Spanish than English, partly because of his job. He thinks he looks Spanish, but he says he has an international face because when he is abroad people always think he’s from their country, e.g. if he’s in Italy, people think he’s Italian.

Profession: He’s a flamenco guitarist. He started playing the guitar when he was 9, in Madrid. He has been working as a guitarist for 22 years. He started when he was 17.

ACTIVITY D

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5ZMpJnEbcedODBlYjY4NjgtNWZmNi00ZTU4LWExZGItYjkwZmZmY2QxYzg4

1. It’s easier to make a living in Britain because there are less flamenco guitarists there.
2. In the USA, Germany and Japan (but flamenco is popular all over the world)
3. The stereotype is of someone with long, dark hair (which he used to have)
4. In Spain (where the believe more in stereotypes). He thinks the British don’t judge people by their appearance.

COMPOSITIONS FILE 3

INTERACTION
An informal letter (New English File page 49)

CREATIVE WRITING
Advantages and disadvantages of the invention of the mobile phone (writing guide page 13)

Deadline: first class after the Christmas holiday