Chin up: septiembre 2016

miércoles, 21 de septiembre de 2016

UNIT 3 FACT IS STRANGER THAN FICTION

UNIT 3 FACT IS STRANGER THAN FICTION

WHAT TYPE OF PROGRAMME IS IT? WHAT CAN YOU SEE IN THE PICTURE? WHAT ARE THESE PEOPLE DOING?

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USEFUL VOCABULARY

On TV	FILMS	PEOPLE
Soap opera Sitcom Music programme Sports programme Weather forecast Talk show Quiz show Reality show Commercials	Drama Documentary Sci-fi Adventure Romantic Romantic comedy Horror Musical Western	Weather broadcaster Tv presenter Actor Actress Newsreader Character Host Hostess

GRAMMAR

LINKS TO GRAMMAR

http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-exercises.html

http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/present_perfect-exercises.html

HISTORICAL RE ENACTMENT
BATTEL OF HASTINGS
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WRITING

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sábado, 10 de septiembre de 2016

UNIT 2 UP IN THE AIR

UP IN THE AIR

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ADJECTIVES

unreliable / empty / comfortable / dangerous / reliable / crowded / safe / /fast / slow / uncomfortable

1. The trains here are always on time. They’re very .
2. Why are these stupid buses late so often! They're so !
3. There's a lot of people in the station during rush hour. It's .
4. There's not a lot of people here. It's rather .
5. Don’t drink and drive, it's very .
6. Airplanes hardly ever crash. They're very .
7. I like walking, but it takes a long time get somewhere far away. It's too .
8. The bullet trains in Japan are not slow at all. They’re very .
9. These seat are very hard. They're .
10. First class seats are so relaxing. They're very .

COLLOCATIONS

Collocations with do?

Use do when someone performs an action, activity or task.

Examples:

do
...the dishes
... an exercise
... the laundry
... the ironing
... the shopping

We use often use do to refer to work of any kind.

Examples:

do
... your work
... homework
... housework
... your job
... business
... your hair
... your nails
Collocations with make?

We use the verb make to construct, build or create. The result is something that you can touch.

They make tea with mint in Morocco.
She makes beautiful dresses.
Let's make a cup of coffee!
can you make a cup of tea?
They make delicious food in this restaurant!

These are some important expressions that you can use with make:
- make
  ... arrangements
  ... an attempt
  ... bed
  ... believe
  ... change
  ... a choice
  ... a comment
  ... a complaint
  ... a decision
  ... a demand
  ... a difference
  ... an effort
  ... an exception
  ... an excuse
  ... an inquiry
  ... a fool of yourself
  ... a fortune
  ... friends
  ... a fuss
  ... a journey
  ... love
  ... a mess
  ... a mistake
  ... money
  ... a move
  ... a noise
  ... an offer
  ... peace
  ... a phone call
LINK TO EXERCISES
COLLOCATIONS EXERCISES