EXAM REVISION (Starter,1 and 2 UNITS)

Here you have some charts and exercises to help you revise the grammar we have studied so far.

Don't forget to review also the vocabulary for each unit. And remember: Practice makes perfect.

PRESENT SIMPLE / PRESENT CONTINUOUS

- Exercises Present Simple / Present Continuous:
1- Present Simple

2- Present Continuous

3- Present Simple or Present Continuous?


PAST SIMPLE / PAST CONTINUOUS

1- Past Simple

2- Past Simple or Past Continuous?

PRESENT PERFECT

1- Present Perfect

2- For or Since?

MODAL VERBS

1- Modal Verbs mixed

MY CV VIDEO

Hi!! In class we have learnt how to write a CV and some tips for job interviews. Here you have an example of the Do's and Dont's in job interviews. What do you think it's wrong? 

Now, watch these CV Videos. Nowadays it is very common to create CV videos when you apply for a job. Some people prefer more formal videos, but there are also some original ones. Your task for this term is to create your own CV video. Record the video at home, and save it in a pendrive. We will watch the videos in class. 

JOB ADVERTS

 These are job adverts. Read them and choose one (A,B,C OR D) and write an application letter. 

PAST PERFECT - UNIT 2

List of exercises to practise the Past Perfect and Past Simple

EXERCISE 1 - PAST PERFECT FORM

EXRCISE 2- PAST PERFECT / PAST SIMPLE?

EXERCISE 3- PAST PERFECT / PAST SIMPLE?

EXERCISE 4- PAST PERFECT

UNIT 2 - VOCABULARY WORKBOOK

These are the answers of the activities on page 16, workbook.

EXERCISE 1:
1. B
2. C
3. E
4. A
5. D

EXERCISE 2:
1. exaggerate
2. appear
3. inform
4. broadcast
5. convince
6. promote
7. claim
8. recommend

EXERCISE 3:
1. appear
2. promote
3. claim
4. convince
5. broadcast
6. inform

EXERCISE 4:
appeal
advertise
appear
promote

PAST PERFECT PRACTICE

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UNIT 1- WORKBOOK ANSWER KEY

Here you have the answers for the Workbook page 11 exercises:

Exercise 1:
1. S
2. C
3. S
4. C
5. C

Exercise 2:
1. already
2. still
3.yet
4. still
5. already

Exercise 3:
1. How long have you been learning English?
2. How long have you hated carrots?
3. How long has there been a farm here?
4. How long has she been talking on the phone?
5. How long has she been doing judo?

Exercise 4: 
1. The charity has been helping elderly people since 1974.
2. We have had our car for three years.
3. I haven't eaten anything since lunchtime.
4. She has been travelling around Europe since May.
5. We have been living here for a few years.

Exercise 5:
1. 've been
2. 've been watching
3. 've had
4. 've read
5. 've been living