Hand of death -ed and -ing adjectives

PRACTICE

4.

a. Edwin is a charming host; he makes all his guests fell relaxed.

b. I thought that the meal was disgusting- it tasted revolting!

c. Small children can be very infuriating; they often make me feel annoyed.

d. I am usually confused by cricket; it is certainly complicated.

e. Don't expect to be excited by the play; I thought it was very disappointing.

5.

a. embarrassed  b. interesting, bored  c. amazing  d. depressed  e. confusing  f. exhausting, tired  g. exciting, fascinating  h. exhilarating, terrified.

TEST

7.

a. invigorating  b. tired  c. relaxing d. bored  e. exciting  f. disgusting  g. appalling  h. interested   i. charming  j. fascinating.

Preparing for your oral exams

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Here is a link to interesting pages that can help you prepare for the oral exam. You will find audio exercises and vocabulary.

Student Loans

1. for (2) 2. for 3. √ 4. from 5. to 6. per/a 7. √8. the 9. more 10. back 11.√ 12. the 13. √14. in 15. the (1) 16. √ 17. the

The Home Secretary Resigns

    1) Resignation  2) Speculation  3) Improper  4) Controversial  5) Outspoken 6) Accusation(s)  7) Application  8) Inquiry  9) Choice  10) Knowledge  11) Intolerant  12) Repressive  13) Terrorists/ Terrorism  14) Pretext   15) Freedom(s) 

John O'Connor flew to Shannon ...

1. west of 2. was 3. by 4. as 5. gone 6. attracted 7. happened 8. told 9. largely 10. over 11. thing 12. the other 13. strongest 14. land 15. on the whole 16. kept 17. turn up 18. but 19. offer 20. worthy. 

The telephone in The USA key

0. became 1. in 2. applied 3. through 4. just 5. achieved 6. close 7. but 8.filled 9. saying 10. giving 11.come 12. within 13. figure 14. level 15. on.

I recently visited Thailand...

1 would 2 due 3 before 4 last 5 that 6 plenty 7 my 8 however 9 quite 10 insisted 11 me 12 out 13 although 14 finally 15 which 16 as 17 it 18 all 19 least 20 only.

6A Articles

2 - 3 - 4 a 5 The 6 the 7 - 8 The 9 the 10 - 11 a 12 - 13 The 14 the 15 the 16 the 17 a 18 The 19- 20 the 21- 22 - 23 the  24 the 25 - 26 the 27 - 28 a 29 - 30 the  31- 32 the 33 the 34-

5C Reporting verbs

a 2 having 3 to explain 4 of stealing 5 to wait  6 to release 7 not to say 8 for interrupting

9 buying 10 to get

b 2 not to try to influence the accused  3 buying a more expensive apartment  4 to go to the bank that day  5 to give you $200,000  6 to lend me the money  7 keeping money in the bank  8 to come to court   9 for not coming

REVISE AND CHECK 5

Johnny B. Goode

Way down in Louisiana close to New Orleans,
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens,
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood,
Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode
Who never ever learned to read or write so well
But he could play the guitar just like he’s ringing a bell.
Go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Johnny B. Goode.
He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack,
Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track,
The engineers would see him sitting in the shade,
Strumming to the rhythm that the drivers made,
People passing by you know they’d stop and say,
“Oh, my, that little country boy sure can play.”
Go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Johnny B. Goode.
His mother told him “Someday you will be a man,
And you will be the leader of a big old band.
People gonna come from miles around
To hear you play your guitar ‘til the sun goes down.
One day maybe your name gonna be in lights
Saying ‘Johnny B. Goode tonight.’ “
Go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Go, Johnny, go, go,
Johnny B. Goode.