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A SYNONYMS

SAY WHICH WORDS ARE SYNONYMS. MORE THAN TWO ARE POSSIBLE.

ESCAPE/  RUN AWAY / FLEE

ATTACK / ASSAULT/

WELL-KNOWN/ FAMOUS/RENOWNED

FIGHT/ BATTLE/ STRUGGLE

DELIGHTED/CHEERFUL

FRIGHTENED/ SCARED/FEARFUL

USE UP/ FINISH/ RUN OUT OF

DISASTER/CATASTROPHE

QUICKLY/ SPEEDILY

CONDUCT/ BEHAVIOUR

MISERABLE / UNHAPPY/ GLOOMY

B PHONETICS

Past simple /t/ /d/ /id/

/T/	/D/	/ID/
PARKED BAKED HOPED DROPPED TOUCHED DANCED LIKED	EMERGED ARRANGED BANNED ADVISED ORDERED CARRIED ABUSED OWNED HAPPENED INFORMED	FOLDED EXPECTED INSTRUCTED AVOIDED ACCEPTED WAITED STATED SUGGESTED ADDED

Plural nouns /s/ /z/ /iz/

/S/	/Z/	/IZ/
LIGHTS STREETS DOTS LAMPS CATS BOOTS	RUGS BABIES BODIES KIDS DOLLS CABLES DOGS MEETINGS REVIEWS MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS BIRDS	GLASSES CHURCHES MATCHES DISHES KISSES BOXES SHOELACES FRIDGES

Consonants

Tonge, village, then, vision, transportation, shelf, children, going, that, them, catch, cathedral, pleasure, mushroom, decision, cheese, think, although, thief, Sharp, mouth

/ŋ/ TONGE, THINK, GOING

/dʒ/ VILLAGE,

/ð/ ALTHOUGH, THEN, THAT, THEM

/ʒ/ VISION, PLEASURE, DECISION,

/ʃ/ TRANSPORTATION, SHARP, MUSHROOM, SHELF

/θ/CATHEDRAL, THINK, THIEF , MOUTH

/ tʃ/CHILDREN, CATCH, CHEESE

Vowels & diphthongs

Wild, go, day, cat, rat, bed, bird, hurt, flirt, say, sit, mouth, flow, hot, rock, call, mall, meet, flush, see, although x2, bay, bye, pet, bus

/aɪ/WILD, BYE

/əʊ/ GO, FLOW, ALTHOUGH

/aʊ/ MOUTH

/eɪ/DAY, BAY, SAY

/ɪ/SIT

/iː/SEE, MEET,

/ɜː/ BIRD, HURT, FLIRT

/e/ BED, PET

/ɔː/ALTHOUGH, CALL, MALL

/ɒ/ROCK, HOT

/ʌ/FLUSH, BUS

/æ/ CAT, RAT

C REPHRASING

1.       I have been writing this essay for 2 hours.

__________________________________________?

2.       They went to the Canary Islands 3 weeks ago?

WHERE DID THEY GO 3 WEEKS AGO?

3.       Molly does her homework every day.

WHEN DOES MOLLY DO HER HOMEWORK?

4.       This museum was built in 1999.

WHEN WAS THE MUSEUM BUILT?

5.       The dog has been playing with the cat?

WHO HAS BEEN PLAYING WITH THE CAT?  

6.       Molly has visited Tom.

WHO HAS MOLLY VISITED_?

7.       Mark ran 5km.

____HOW MANY KILOMETRES DID MARK RUN?

8.       It is the first time i have been to such a beautiful place.

I have…NEVER BEEN TO SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PLACE

9.       I last saw my doctor 2 years ago.

I have…NOT SEEN MY DOCTOR FOR 2 YEARS.

10.   They havent paid the rent for 3 months.

It’s been…3 MONTHS SINCE THEY PAID THE RENT

11.   There were 5 people outside my house.

____HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE THERE OUTSIDE YOUR HOUSE_?

12.   I dont care if i have to go home on foot.

I dont mind…GOING HOME ON FOOT

13.   You should watch this film.

I recommend …WATCHING THIS FILM

14.   I really want to hug you soon.

I am looking…FORWARD TO HUGGING YOU SOON

15.   We didnt pass the exam because it was difficult.

The exam was difficult …TO PASS

16.   You never help me because you are busy.

You are always busy…TO HELP ME

17.   I dont want to help you anymore.

I am tired of…HELPING YOU

18.   We didnt knock when he entered.

We entered without…KNOCKING

19.   Despite my good qualifications, I didnt get the job.

Although …I HAD GOOD QUALIFICATIONS, I DIDNT GET THE JOB

20.   Although they lived on the coast, they never go to the beach.

In spite of …LIVING ON THE COAST, THEY NEVER TO THE BEACH

21.   In spite of not having much money, they are really generous.

Although …THEY DONT HAVE MUCH MONEY, THEY ARE REALLY GENEROUS

22.   You shouldn’t drink alcohol.

You’d better NOT DRINK ALCOHOL

If I…WERE YOU, I WOULDNT DRINK ALCOHOL

23.   I never drink milk because i get sick.

If I…DIDNT GET SICK, I WOULD DRINK MILK/OR/ IF I DRINK MILK, I GET SICK

24.   She wanted to buy a handbag, but she didnt have enough money.

If she…HAD HAD ENOUGH MONEY, SHE WOULD HAVE BOUGHT A HANDBAG.

25.   She never studies, for that reason she fails.

She wouldn’t fail… IF SHE STUDIED.

26.   If you dont save money, you will not be able to buy a new car.

Unless….YOU SAVE MONEY, YOU WONT BE ABLE TO BUY A NEW CAR

27.   If Molly doesnt behave herself, her parents will punish her again.

Unless… MOLLY BEHAVES HERSELF, HER PARENT WILL PUNISH HER AGAIN

28.   They lost the match because of the rain.

If …IT HADNT RAINED, THEY WOULDNT HAVE LOST

29.   I lost my Friends because I was rude to them.

If …I HADNT BEEN RUDE TO MY FRIENDS, I WOULDNT HAVE LOST THEM

30.   I didnt send you the letter because you didnt give me your number.

If…YOU HAD GIVEN ME YOUR NUMBER, I WOULD HAVE SENT YOU THE LETTER

31.   I cant help you now sorry.

I wish …I COULD HELP YOU

32.   It is a pity that I cant play the piano.

If only…I COULD PLAY THE PIANO

33.   I am not tall enough to be a model.

I wish…I WERE TALLER/ I WISH I WERE TALL ENOUGH TO BE A MODEL

34.   I should have gone to the party

I wish…I HAD GONE TO THE PARTY

35.   I am sorry I told him the truth.

I wish …I HADNT TOLD HIM THE TRUTH

36.   He is always playing the drums and he annoys me.

I wish …HE WOULDNT PLAY THE DRUMS

I’d rather… HE DIDNT PLAY THE DRUMS

37.   The car is so expensive that i cant afford to buy it.

This is such… AN EXPENSIVE CAR THAT I CANT AFFORD TO BUY IT

38.   She is such a stupid person!

She is…SO STUPID.

39.   The cinema is too far to go on foot.

The cinema is not…CLOSE/NEAR ENOUGH TO GO ON FOOT.

40.   The coffee is not cold enough for me to drink.

The coffee is…TOO HOT FOR ME TO DRINK

41.   I havent seen such a beautiful girl in my life.

She is the …MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL I HAVE EVER SEEN

42.   Petter is not as Smart as Potter.

Potter is…SMARTER THAN PETTER

43.   They have sent the invitations.

The invitations…HAVE BEEN SENT.

44.   We should invite susan to the party.

Susan …SHOULD BE INVITED TO THE PARTY

45.   The police took the angry thief away.

The angry….THIEF WAS TAKEN AWAY

46.   Do people use horses for transport now?

AR HORSES USED FOR TRANSPORT NOW?

47.   People believe that Messi is the richest man on Earth.

It is ….BELIEVED THAT MESSI IS THE RICHEST MAN ON EARTH

Messi…IS BELIEVED TO BE THE RICHEST MAN ON EARTH

48.   I do my nails once a month  in the beauty salon.

I ….HAVE MY NAILS DONE ONCE A MONTH

49.   Molly will take the car to  fix in the mechanic next month.

Molly …WILL HAVE HER CAR FIXED

50.   I am sure james is not 18 yet!

James…CANT BE 18 YET

51.   It is forbidden to wear sunglasses in class.

You CANT/MUSTNT WEAR SUGLASSES IN CLASS/ YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO WEAR SUNGLASSES IN CLASS

52.   If i were you, i would save up.

You …SHOULD SAVE UP

53.   I told you to study harder.

You …SHOULD HAVE STUDIED HARDER

54.   I cant belive you spent our savings on a tv.

You …CANT HAVE SPENT OUR SAVINGS ON A TV

55.   It is possible that I forgot my keys at Katy’s.

I …MIGHT HAVE FORGOTTEN MY KEYS AT KATY’S

56.   It is possible that i take up yoga lessons next month.

I ….MIGHT,COULD, MAY TAKE UP YOGA LESSONS NEXT MONTH

57.   If I were you, I wouldnt smoke.

You had …BETTER NOT SMOKE

You….SHOULDNT SMOKE

58.   I would like you to help me at home.

I’d rather …YOU HELPED ME AT HOME

I wish …YOU WOULD HELP ME AT HOME

59.   I would prefer to watch movie at home rather than  go the the cinema.

I prefer…WATCHING A MOVIE AT HOME TO GOING TO THE CINEMA

I’d rather …WATCH A MOVIE AT HOME THAN GO TO THE CINEMA

60.   “I dont want to go to the cinema now because it is raining” Sally said.

Said told …ME THAT SHE DIDNT WANT TO GO TO THE CINEMA THEN BECAUSE IT WAS RAINING

61.   “Have you travelled abroad?” she asked.

She asked…IF I HAD TRAVELLED ABROAD.

62.   “dont touch the screen” she ordered.

She told…ME NOT TO TOUCH THE SCREEN.

63.   “Tidy up your room!” she told Sam.

She ordered…SAM TO TIDY HIS ROOM

64.   I love Cambridge. I taught there years ago.

I love …CAMBRIDGE WHERE I TAUGHT YEARS AGO.

65.   Mark is a renowned scientist. He studied in UCLM.

Mark, …WHO STUDIED IN UCLM, IS A RENOWNED SCIENTIST.

Mark is …A RENOWNED SCIENTIST WHO STUDIED IN UCLM

66.   I have always loved this house. My father built it.

I have…ALWAYS LOVED THIS HOUSE WHICH MY FATHER BUILT

67.   This is my aunt. Her son IS my handsome cousin James.

This is …WHOSE SON IS MY HANDSOME COUSIN JAMES

68.   Milan is the most beautiful city in Italy. I studied there for 3 years.

Milan, WHERE I STUDIED FOR 3 YEARS, IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN ITALY

69.   I studied in Milan. Milan is the prettiest city.

I studied in Milan….WHICH IS THE PRETTIEST CITY

70.   Mary lives in the city. Her husband is a lawyer.

Mary, WHOSE HUSBAND IS A LAWYER, LIVES IN THE CITY

71.   Katy usually goes to the beaty salon on Saturday morning.

Katy is used to…GOING TO THE BEAUTY SALON ON SATURDAY MORNING

72.   It is not necessary for you to have any qualifications for this job.

You  needn’t …HAVE ANY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS JOB

HOLLIWOOD

QUESTIONS 

I.    READING COMPREHENSION. (2 POINTS) (0.5 points for each correct answer)  Add TRUE or FALSE and copy the evidence from the text to support your answer.  NO marks are given for only true or false.  

1.   Only actors and actress can be nominated for an Academy award.  FALSE

“golden statuettes will go to actors and actresses and others behind the camera.”

2.   This year is particularly difficult to get an Oscar. TRUE

“The top contenders are facing off in a very competitive year”

3.   For Clooney, Oscar nomination is a privilege.  TRUE

“George Clooney told reporters earlier this month that he’s just honored just to be included as a nominee”

4.   The Oscars are voted by more than 6,000 members of the Academy. FALSE

“Oscar winners are determined by a vote of nearly 6,000 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences”

II.  LEXICON / PHONETICS (2 POINTS): 

A. LEXICON. (1 POINT) (0.25 points for each correct answer)  Find words or phrases in the text that mean the same as these given. 

1.   preparing.  GEARING UP

2.   candidates. CONTENDERS

3.   topics. THEMES

4.   relevant. KEY

B.  PHONETICS. (1 POINT) 

1.   How is the “-s” pronounced in “gears”, /s/, /z/ or /Ǻz/? (0.25) /z/

2.   . Write a word from the text that includes the same sound as “nominee” /i:/. (0.25) KEY

3.   . Write a word from the text that includes the same sound as “fun” /_Λ/. (0.25). COME, RESULT

4.   Write a word from the text that includes the same diphthong sound as “Prime" /aǺ/. (0.25)  NICE

III. USE OF ENGLISH. (3 POINTS) (0.5 for each correct answer)  Rewrite the following sentences starting with the words given: 

1.       My father started smoking twenty years ago.  

My father has been smoking for twenty years

2.       I am sure he is rich. He owns a Ferrari. 

He must be rich since he owns a Ferrari

3.       In San Francisco I stayed in three hotels. They were terribly expensive.  

In San Francisco I stayed in three hotels which were terribly expensive

4.       “Are they planning to travel abroad?”, he asked.  

He asked if they were planning to travel abroad

5.       His parents are unemployed. So, they can’t buy a new car.   

If his parents weren’t unemployed, they could buy a new car.

6.       Write the correct question for the underlined words.   

How much did her daughter spend on clothes yesterday?

Her daughter spent 100 € on clothes yesterday. 

                 

THE BRITISH PUB

QUESTIONS 

I.    READING COMPREHENSION. (2 POINTS) (0.5 points for each correct answer)  Add TRUE or FALSE and copy the evidence from the text to support your answer.  NO marks are given for only true or false.  

1.   People sometimes use the full name public house instead of pub. FALSE

“The word pub is short for public house, but the full name is rarely used.”

2.   Children under 14 are never allowed in British pubs.  FALSE

“Children under 14 are not allowed in pubs unless there is a family room, that is, a room without a bar. “

3.   British people usually go to their local pub.  TRUE

“People often choose a bar near where they live as their local and go there several times a week.”

4.   All pubs close at 11:00 p.m.  FALSE

“Most pubs are open only at lunchtime and in the evening, closing at 11:00 p.m. “ 

II.  LEXICON / PHONETICS (2 POINTS): 

A. LEXICON. (1 POINT) (0.25 points for each correct answer)  Find words or phrases in the text that mean the same as these given. 

1.   the majority of.  MOST

2.   regulations. licensing laws

3.    workmates. colleagues

4.   personality. character

B.  PHONETICS. (1 POINT)

1.   How is the “-s” pronounced in “drinks”, /s/, /z/ or /Ǻz/.? (0.25) /s/

2.   . Write a word from the text that includes the same sound as “British” /ʃ/. (0.25) IRISH

3.   Write a word from the text that includes the same sound as “pub" /Λ/. (0.25) PUBLIC

4.   . Write a word from the text that includes the same sound as “evening” /ŋ/. (0.25) VISITING

III. USE OF ENGLISH. (3 POINTS) (0.5 for each correct answer)  Rewrite the following sentences starting with the words given: 

1.       Smoking is not allowed in restaurants nowadays.  

People can’t smoke in restaurants nowadays

2.       The inspector arrested the thief yesterday night.  

The thief was arrested yesterday night by the inspector

3.       “Shall we go to the movies?” He suggested.  

He suggested going to the movies

4.       I read a novel last summer. It was very interesting.   

I read a novel which was very interesting last summer

5.       I am not rich. That is why I don’t have a Porsche.  

If I were rich, I would have a Porsche

6.       Write the correct question for the underlined words.  

Who prefers travelling by train?

John prefers travelling by train. 

RUBIN

QUESTIONS 

I.    READING COMPREHENSION. (2 POINTS) (0.5 points for each correct answer)  Add TRUE or FALSE and copy the evidence from the text to support your answer.  NO marks are given for only true or false.  

1.         Carter went to prison because he committed several murders. FALSE

“Rubin Carter was wrongfully imprisoned for nearly two decades for murders he did not commit”

2.         When Carter was first released from prison, he became a professional boxer. TRUE

“Upon his release from prison, Carter finally pursued his dream of becoming a professional boxer”

3.         In the trail, Carter and Artis declared that they had not killed anybody. TRUE

“Throughout the trial both men insisted on their innocence and claimed that they were victims of racism”

4.         Carter wrote his autobiography when he was released in 1985. FALSE

“While he was in prison, Carter wrote his autobiography”

II.  LEXICON / PHONETICS (2 POINTS): 

A. LEXICON. (1 POINT) (0.25 points for each correct answer)  Find words or phrases in the text that mean the same as these given. 

1.         almost  NEARLY

2.         a familiar or humorous name NICKNAME

3.         during THROUGHOUT

4.         jail PRISON

B.  PHONETICS. (1 POINT) (0.25 points for each correct answer)

1.         Write two words from the text that include the same sound as “time” /aǺ/ FINALLY, KNIFE

2.         Write one word from the text that includes the same sound as “home” /əu/ HOPE

3. Is the “-ed” pronounced /d/, /t/ or /Id/ in “killed”? /d/

III. USE OF ENGLISH. (3 POINTS) (0.5 for each correct answer)  Rewrite the following sentences starting with the words given: 

1.       John stole the wallet yesterday.

The wallet was stolen by John yesterday

2.       Charles said: “I finished cleaning my room two hours ago”.

Charles said he had finished cleaning his room two hours before.

3.       I have never driven a Porsche.

It is the first time I have ever driven a Porsche

4.       The neighbour makes a lot of noise walking around. His flat is above mine.

The neighbour whose flat is above mine makes a lot of noise walking around

5.       I haven’t got a car. That is why I don’t go to the beach. 

If I had a car, I would go to the beach.

6.       Write the correct question for the underlined words.

Where did he go after the lesson?

        He went to the gym after the lesson. 

ERNEST

QUESTIONS 

I.    READING COMPREHENSION. (2 POINTS) (0.5 points for each correct answer)  Add TRUE or FALSE and copy the evidence from the text to support your answer.  NO marks are given for only true or false.  

1.   Hemingway was looking forward to going to war. TRUE

“The idea of Europe at war, with its dangers and adventures, greatly appealed to the young reporter who was eager to go where the action was”

2.   During the war, an Italian soldier shot him.  FALSE

“During an attempt to save a wounded Italian soldier, he was shot in the leg by an Australian machine gun.”

3.   At the hospital, there were not enough nurses for the patients.  FALSE

“At the hospital, there were eighteen nurses for only four patients”

4.   Agnes was in her early thirties.  FALSE

“Agnes was almost thirty”

II.  LEXICON / PHONETICS (2 POINTS): 

A. LEXICON. (1 POINT) (0.25 points for each correct answer)  Find words or phrases in the text that mean the same as these given. 

1.   impatient. EAGER

2.   at once.  IMMEDIATELY

3.   starting a relationship. GETTING INVOLVED WITH

4.   passion. INTENSITY

B.  PHONETICS. (1 POINT)

1.   How is the “-ed” pronounced in “appealed”, /t/, /d/ or /Ǻd/.? (0.25)  /d/

2.   . Write two words from the text that includes the same sound as “gun” /Λ/. (0.5)  MUCH, NURSES(NO, ESA ES /3:/ COMO GIRL, HURT, FLIRT…) LOVE, SUCH, ANOTHER SI SON

3.   Is the “ch” in “charm” pronounced as /ʃ/ or as /tʃ/. (0.25)  /tʃ/.

III. USE OF ENGLISH. (3 POINTS) (0.5 for each correct answer)  Rewrite the following sentences starting with the words given: 

1.       Mary has bought a flat. It belonged to her grandmother.  

Mary bought a flat which belonged to her grandmother

2.       They were tired. That is why they did not go out. 

If they hadn’t been tired, they would have gone out

3.       The novel was so funny that I couldn’t stop laughing.  

It was such a funny novel that I couldn’t stop laughing

4.       “Shut up”, the teacher told his students.  

The teacher told his students to shut up.

5.       To get up early is something I hate.   

I can’t stand getting up early.

6.       Write the correct question for the underlined words.  

When did she steal the ring?

She stole the ring yesterday night.