(The New Library of Psychoanalysis) José Bleger, John Churcher, Leopoldo Bleger - Symbiosis and Ambiguity - A Psychoanalytic Study (2012, Routledge) PDF
A Complete the sentences, using verbs in the correct form. (5 points) 1 My sister really up to Justin Bieber. She idolises him! 2 I sometimes sorry for my brother because he hasn’t got many close friends. 3 My mum is always me about tidying up my room. She goes on and on about it! 4 Our cousin nothing in common with his girlfriend. I don’t know why they’re together. 5 My best friend doesn’t always eye to eye with the teacher. B Change questions 1 and 2 into direct questions. Complete the indirect questions in sentences 3 and 4. (4 points) 1 Could you tell me why you’re always bickering with your sister?
2 Have you any idea how much a Ferrari costs?
3 Does she envy me? I wonder 4 Where have you been? Would you mind C Complete the sentences with phrasal verbs. Use the verbs in the box in the correct form and add up or down. (5 points) die do put take turn
1 When my dad reached retirement age, he decided some new hobbies.
2 Sarah the job at the hospital yesterday. She realised she doesn’t want to work in healthcare. 3 They’ve just finished the nursing home. They’ve painted the rooms and got new carpets. 4 When I went to Prague, I stayed with my elderly relatives. It was so kind of them me . 5 Public outrage about the lowering of state pensions took months . D Complete the sentences without changing the meaning. Use the word in brackets. (5 points) 1 This hotel is far more welcoming than the other one. (NOWHERE) The other hotel is this one. 2 Your English is improving every day. (GETTING) Your English every day. 3 If you study harder, your grades will be higher. (THE) The harder you study, will be. 4 Your clothes are almost as trendy as mine. (LESS) Your clothes are only mine. 5 Although she lives on junk food, she’s veryslim. (SPITE) on junk food, she’s very slim. E Add the missing letters to complete the adjectives to describe places. The definitions are in brackets. (6 points) s fy (formal and boring) r dy (noisy and unpleasant) c r ed (with not enough space) v t (very large) b tli (busy and lively) ving (full of people) Total /25
Aims To review the vocabulary and grammar from Unit 3
Time 15 minutes Materials 1 handout for each group of three students • Divide the class into groups of three and tell them to think of a team name. Give each group a copy of the quiz face down and tell them not to look at it until you say, ‘Go!’ • Explain they are going to answer quiz questions about Unit 3. Tell them to write their answers clearly. Set a time-limit to suit your class. Tell students to turn their sheet over, write their team name and complete the quiz. • When time is up, say, ‘Stop!’ and tell students to swap their paper with another group. Check answers as a class. Answer Key A 1 looks 3 nagging/lecturing 5 see 2 feel 4 has B 1 Why are you always bickering with your sister? 2 How much does a Ferrari cost? 3 if she envies me. 4 telling me where you’ve been? C 1 to take up 3 doing up 5 to die down 2 turned down 4 to put (me) up D 1 nowhere near as welcoming as 2 is getting better (and better) 3 the higher your grades 4 slightly/a bit/a little less trendy than 5 In spite of living E stuffy, cramped, bustling, rowdy, vast, heaving
(The New Library of Psychoanalysis) José Bleger, John Churcher, Leopoldo Bleger - Symbiosis and Ambiguity - A Psychoanalytic Study (2012, Routledge) PDF