12 octubre, 2019

1B the…the… + comparatives key

a 2 a 3 g 4 b 5 d 6 f 7 e 8 c

b 2 The bigger a car is, the more petrol it uses.
3 The older you get, the wiser you become.
4 The more things people have, the more they want.
5 The hotter the weather is, the more you need to drink.
6 The more you know her, the less you like her.
7 The more slowly you cook it, the better it’ll taste.
8 The more work we do now, the less we’ll have to do tomorrow.

2A present perfect simple and continuous key



a 2 Have you been eating 3 haven’t had 4 haven’t wanted 5 Have you been having / Have you had 6 ’ve taken 7 Have you been working 8 have been 9 ’ve been getting 10 haven’t been sleeping 11 ’ve been overworking 12 ’ve just been promoted.

b 2 Have you ever been injured… 3 have you been coming 4 have you missed 5 have you been living /have you lived 6 Have you ever studied…

26 septiembre, 2019

1B auxiliary verbs key

a 2 do 3 isn’t 4 Have 5 aren’t 6 do 7 Is 8 will
b 2 am 3 are 4 do / did 5 Did 6 did 7 Couldn’t 8 do 9 can’t

20 septiembre, 2019

1 A GRAMMAR QUESTION FORMATION KEY

a.

  1. Who paid for it?
  2. Do you know who that woman is over there?
  3. Where are they going on their honeymoon? How long are they going for?
  4. Who did Tony come with? Why did she leave him?
  5. How long have Matt and Claire known each other? Where did they meet? Who told you that?

b. 2. Do you know why Sara didn’t come to the wedding?
    3. Do you know if/ whether that tall woman over there is Claire’s mother?
    4. Do you remember what Molley’s husband does?
    5. Do you have any idea if/ whether I can get a taxi alter midnight?
    6. Do you remember if whether Claire’s sister got married here?
    7. Do you think they’ll be happy?
    8. Do you know where they put our cotas?

03 mayo, 2019

LOOK BACK 9 KEY


CRIME

1A (from p104 – Ss may think of others) arson, bribery, counterfeiting, hacking, kidnapping, identity theft , mugging, shoplifting, stalking, vandalism.

1B 1 arson, vandalism 2 kidnapping, mugging, stalking 3 counterfeiting, hacking, identity theft 4 bribery 5 shoplifting.

ING FORM AND INFINITIVE

1 doing 2 to check 3 being 4 to find 5 shaking 6 drinking 7 to phone 8 seeing 9 to do 10 doing.

SYNONYMS

1 distract you 2 grab 3 to pose as 4 deceiving 5 fallen for 6 switch.

REPORTING AN INCIDENT

1 occurred 2 reminded 3 realised 4 went 5 happened 6 didn’t catch 7 happened 8 crossed 9 if 10 like

16 abril, 2019

LOOK BACK 8 KEY


COLLOCATIONS
1 evaluate, postpone 2 stick to, go against 3 explore, putting off 4 assess, arrive at.

PAST ANND MIXED CONDITIONALS
1 a) might have studied b) wouldn’t have gone c) wouldn’t be
2 a) would have taken b) would have found c) would have chosen
3 a) would be b) spend c) have ended up

VALUES
1 fairness, equality 2 aggression 3 generosity, control 4 power, justice 5 greed.

-ING FORM AND INFINITIVE
1 travelling 2 to learn, hearing 3 to be 4 to do 5 Riding 6 making 7 being able to watch 8 Having to wear.

HANDLING AN AKWARD SITUATION
1 Excuse me, Wendy. Do you have a moment ?
2 There’s something I’ve been meaning to talk to you about.
3 Look, I don’t want you to get the wrong idea, but …
4 It ’s just that I’ve noticed that …
5 I ’d feel better if …
6 How would you feel about that?

12 abril, 2019

I recently visited Thailand... Key

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.