BASIC 1 Book 2

BASIC 1
NOVIEMBRE 2023 - MARZO 2024

CONTENT
UNIT 1. LIFE EXPERIENCES

Pages Lessons Content Grammar Vocabulary
8-12 1A. Do or Doing Vocabulary: Temporary Present Temporary and
and permanent actions continuous vs. permanent actions
Reading: Marta’s life simple present
Listening: Spanish classes
Writing and speaking:
Activities
13-18 1B. Smell and taste Vocabulary: Adjectives Stative verbs Adjectives for
capuccino for sense sense
Reading: The smell of .
adventure
Listening: Likes and
dislikes
Speaking and writing:
Like and dislike
19-24 1C. Anything has Vocabulary: Life Present perfect- Life experiences
happened experiences affirmative-for-
Reading: Marco’s life since-already
experience
Listening : For and since
Speaking: My life
experiences
Writing: Replying an
email
25-30 1D. Have you ever Vocabulary: Accidents Present perfect Accidents and
broken your leg? and injuries simple- injuries
negative
Reading: Common and questions-yet-
injuries in teenagers and ever
young adults
Listening: Injuries and
accidents
Speaking: Asking and
answering questions
Writing: Writing
sentences
31-35 1E. Review Recalling topics unit 1
UNIT 2. DANGEROUS HABITS
37-42 2A. I used to Vocabulary: Past habits Used to Past habits
smoke a lot! Reading: Bad Habits
Listening: What are your
bad habits?
Writing: Chito’s past
habits
answering
43-49 2B. Cartoons Vocabulary: Events and Past progressive Events and
Experiences experiences
Reading: Cartoon .
Listening: Risks
Speaking: Board game
Writing: Sara and Alberto
50-55 2C. Storytelling Vocabulary: when, while, Past simple vs. When, while,
as, as soon as past as, as soon as
Reading: Becoming friend progressive
Listening: Past continuous
Speaking: Picture
describing
Writing: Story
56-60 2D. I cut myself! Vocabulary: Accidents Present perfect Accidents
Reading: Email- simple vs.
describing an accident simple past
Listening: Injuries and
accidents
answering questions
Writing: Writing an email

UNIT 3. RULES
67-73 3A. My recipe Vocabulary: Cooking Quantifiers= Cooking verbs
verbs some, any, no,
Reading: Grilled Cheese much, many, a
Sandwich lot of, lots of,
few, little
Listening: Eating at home
Writing and speaking: My
recipe
74-78 3B. The man who Vocabulary: Prefixes Relative Nouns formation.
sold the world Reading: A noisy pronouns= who,
neighborhood which, that
Listening: Conversation
Speaking and Writing:
relatives clauses
79-84 3C. Advices Vocabulary: Personal Should- Personal

difficulties for young shouldn’t-ought to difficulties
people
Reading: Blog- Dear -
Maddy
Listening : Conversations
Giving advices
85-90 3D. Obligation Vocabulary: University Modal verbs= University rules
and prohibition rules must, mustn’t,
Reading: Prohibition and have to, don’t
obligations at have to
universities in Ecuador
Listening: Conversations
about obligation
Speaking: Talking about
prohibitions
Writing: Writing advices.

UNIT 4. INVENTIONS
97-101 4A. They could od Vocabulary: Past abilities Could- couldn’t Past abilities
it better ! Reading: Abilities during
childhood
Listening: Sentences
Writing: Mark
Zuckerberg
Speaking: describing a
person I admire a lot
102-107 4B. Vocabulary: Inventions Past perfect Inventions
Amazing Reading: Most important affirmative
findings inventions for humans
beings
Listening: Inventions
what I had done before
sleeping
108-114 4C. Great minds Vocabulary: Famous Past perfect- Famous inventors
inventors negative
Reading: Hedy Lamarr and
question
Listening : Telephone
inventor
Speaking and Writing:
what had you done before
something
115-120 4D. Changing the Vocabulary: Inventors Past perfect vs. Inventor’s
world. biography simple past biography
Reading: Tomas Edison
Listening: Inventors and
inventions
Speaking and Writing: a
famous inventor

UNIT 5. TECHNOLOGY
Vocabulary: regular and
irregular nouns
5A. Smart Reading: Juan’s future life Future simple Regular and
127-132
devices Listening: cellphone = will irregular
nouns
Writing and speaking:
predictions
Vocabulary: technology
Reading: The Importance of
Technology in Education Technology
and Daily Life .
5B. Listening: technology Future tense
133-137
technology Speaking and writing: will-
predictions negative
Vocabulary: Life
experiences
Reading: The Benefits of
Artificial Intelligence in Our Simple future
5C. Artifical Lives tense-Will-
138-143 AI
intelligence Listening : Artificial interrogative
intelligence form
Speaking: asking and
answering questions
Writing: Replying an email
Vocabulary: abilities
Reading: James ability
5D. Listening: Software
144-149 Technologica Speaking: Asking and Be able to Abilities
l capabilities answering questions
Writing: Writing sentences

A. VOCABULARY
1. Look at the pictures and read them. Then, listen to the audio 1 and Tick the
actions you hear.
2. Classify the activities above into temporary actions and permanent actions.
B. GRAMMAR: SIMPLE PRESENT VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Use simple
present forms in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.
a) Igo(go) to school every day.

b) Shedoes not play (not play) tennis on weekends.
c) Theylike(like) to watch movies.
d) Do you (you speak) English?
e) Wha tdoes he (he do) for a living?
f) Ivanna likes(like) to eat pizza.
g) They do not play(not play) soccer every day.
h) She is(be) a doctor. She works(work) in a beauty clinic.
i) Where do we go(we go) to the park on weekends.
j) Does she hate(she hate) to watch TV?
4. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. Use
present continuous forms in affirmative, negative and interrogative forms.
a) Iam playing(play) tennis right now.

b) She is not reading(not read) a book at the moment.
c) They are watching(watch) TV.
d) Are you studying(you study) English?
e) Whatis he doing(he do) now?
f) He is not listening(not listen) to music right now.
g) Are they going(they go) to the park now.
h) Where are you cooking(you cook) dinner ?.
i) Ms. Simons is not playing(not play) cards.
j) Why are you visiting(you visit) your friends at this moment.
5. Read the statements and fill in the gaps with the right tense between simple
present or present continuous. Use the verbs in parenthesis.
a) Whatare you doing(you do) right now?

b) Sorry, you can't borrow my pencil. I am using(use) it myself.
c) Jane: "Whatdo you do(you do) in the evenings?"
Mary: "Usually I watch TV or read a book."
d) My parents alwaysdrink(drink) green tea for breakfast, but I don't like it.
e) Sorry, Emiko can't come to the phone right now. Sheis having(have) a bath.
f) He is very lazy. He never does(do) his homework.
g) Evelinespeaks(speak) English now, but she usually speaks Dutch at
home.
h) Please don't talk to me. Iam watching(watch) TV!
i) My friend is very clever. She speaks(speak) our languages!
j) My brother usually rides(ride) his bike to school, but today he came by car.
C. LISTENING
6. Listen to the audio 2 and fill in the gap with the name of the right person who is
describing the sentence.
SPANISH CLASSES
Is the girl we are listen to in the conversation.

Is not mentioned at all in the conversation.
Plays tennis with a mom.
Is very funny.
Is the boy we are listening to in the audio.
Wants to visit a country in South America.
Has a great accent.
D. READING
7. Read the text and underline the simple present tenses sentences and highlight
present progressive tenses sentences.
Marta’s life
Marta Veloz is a 40-year-old woman from Mexico. She is

married and has two children. She lives in a house with her
husband and two children. Also, she has a dog named Max.
She lives in the USA and works as a doctor. Marta loves to

travel. She has visited Europe many times and she is always
looking for new places to visit. Now, she is planning to visit
Paris next summer. She loves this city.
Marta is also a very active person. She enjoys playing sports,

such as tennis and swimming. She also likes to go to the movies
with
her friends. Marta is always learning new things. She is currently studying medicine
specialization and is always trying to learn new words. Also, She is a volunteer at the
local hospital. She is always looking for ways to help others.
Marta is a very happy person. She loves her life, and she is grateful for everything she
has. She is a good wife, a good mother, and a good doctor. She is an inspiration to
everyone who knows her.
8. Read the text and select the right option.
a. Where is Marta Veloz from?

Mexico The United States Canada Spain
b. What is Marta's profession?

Doctor Lawyer Teacher Nurse
c. What is Marta's favorite hobby?

Traveling Playing sports Reading Volunteering
d. What is Marta's favorite place to visit?

London Paris Rome New York City
e. What is Marta's goal for the future?

To become a specialist in medicine To travel the world To help others
E. WRITING
8. Use the vocabulary and grammar section to write sentences about actions or
activities you do temporary and permanent. Write 5 of each one and use the
right grammatical tenses.
Temporary activities
1. I am currently reading a novel for my book club.

2. This week, I am learning a new programming language for a project at work.
3. She is practicing yoga to reduce stress during exam season.
4. We are exploring new hiking trails in the mountains this month.
5. He is attending a workshop on photography techniques this weekend.
Permanent activities
F. SPEAKING
9. Prepare a presentation about your life. Use the vocabulary,
grammar and reading from this lesson to guide your speech. It
must be done in 1 minute in length. It has to be presented in
class and listeners need to ask questions regarding it using
simple present or present continuous interrogative forms.
A. VOCABULARY
1. Look at the adjectives for sense and the five senses. Then, guess which
sense they belong to
2. Look at the adjectives for sense and classify them according to
the sense they belong to. Then, check your answers with your
classmates
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Choose the right option to fill in the gap of the sentences.
a) Are you making bread? It amazing.
Smells is smelling
b) I they'll be here quite soon.
Imagine am imagining
c) I'm sorry, I .
Don’t understand am not understanding
d) Sam thinks it's a good idea, and Ben .
Agrees is agreeing
e) I bad for him. I hope he recovers soon.
Feel am feeling
f) Do you know what I ?
Mean am meaning
Stative vs dynamic verbs
4. Read carefully the statement and choose between stative verb form (simple
present) or dynamic verb form (present continuous)
a) That can't be right. I you!

don't believe am not believing
b) My holiday's next week. I myself on the beach right now!
imagine am imagining
c) I changed the design slightly. What ?
do you think are you thinking
d) She's not answering. her phone with her?
Does she have Is she having
e) Fifty-three? Are you sure that's the answer, or ?
do you guess are you guessing
f) The film's on at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Which ?
do you prefer are you preferring
g) Where's Grandad? Oh, he the flowers in the garden.
Smells is smelling
h) I don't know, but I he'll win the election.
Doubt am doubting
5. Click on the link below and listen to Penelope and Roberto and fill in the spaces
with the right word.
⮚ Roberto is Penelope’s (1)brother.
⮚ Penelope loves listening (2)Classicalmusic, Roberto

hates (3)Pop music.
⮚ He likes (4) music
⮚ She likes reading (5) Adventurousbooks he likes

(6)Romantic books
⮚ She doesn’t like (7)Horror movies but he likes it.
⮚ Penelope loves windsurfing but Robert (8)hatesswimming.
⮚ Penelope likes (9)Popfilms

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6. Read the text carefully and choose the option that suits better the blank spaces.
The Smell of Adventure
A teenager named Max closes his eyes and takes a deep breath. The smell of the forest
is strong, and he can (1)smellthe pine needles on his tongue. The sound of the birds
chirping in the trees is soothing, and he can (2)hearthe warm sun on his face. He opens
his eyes and looks around. The trees are tall and green, and the sun is shining through
the leaves. It is a 3)beautifulsight.
Max takes a step forward and feels the soft ground beneath his feet. He walks deeper
into the forest, and the smell of the pine needles is (4)strong.. He hears the sound of the
wind rustling through the leaves, and he feels the sun (5) his skin. He
is smiling. He is happy to be in the forest.
Max is walking for a while, and soon he finds a clearing. In the middle of the clearing,
there is a large tree. Max walks up to the tree and touches it. The bark is rough, but it
feels (6)warmingto the touch.
Max closes his eyes, he can hear the sound of the wind in the leaves, and he (7)
smellsthe pine needles. He feels (8)at peace.
Max opens his eyes and looks around. The sun is setting, and the sky is ablaze with
color. It is a (9)beautifulsight. Max takes a deep breath and smiles a lot. He thinks life is
(10)wonderful.
1 a) taste b) smell c) hear d) see

2 a) feel b) see c) hear d) taste
3 a) beautiful b) terrible c) boring d) sad
4 a) sour b) sweet c) weak d) strong
5 a) tickling b) cooling c) warming d) hurting
6 a) hard b) good c) soft d) bad
7 a) hears b) sees c) smells d) tastes
8 a) excited b) sad c) anxious d) at peace
9 a) boring b) terrible c) sad d) beautiful
10 a) wonderful b) terrible c) boring d) sad
7. Write about things you like and dislike. Use picture to show it, If it is possible.
Make at least 10 likes and 10 dislikes.
8. Work in pairs. Use the pictures, vocabulary and grammar section to describe
things and actions you like and dislike.
LIKE AND DISLIKE

I dislike salty
food. I like
I like salty
fruits
salad. What
about you?
I really like to eat fried foods and what I don't like to do is dress casually. I also really like desserts during the afternoon.
1. Look at the pictures. Label the pictures with one item from the word bank,
then check your answers with the whole class.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
1. Fill the gaps with affirmative present perfect form. Use the verbs in parenthesis.
a) Susan has eaten at a fancy restaurant twice this month.

b) We have ridden a roller coaster at least once a year.
c) I have been a volunteer at the local animal shelter for 5 years.
d) We have climbed a mountain together last summer.
e) Susan and Marco have worked as volunteers at the soup kitchen for a few months.
f) We have tried different extreme foods, like scorpion lollipops and chicken feet.
g) Those students have gotten lost a few times while hiking.
h) We have gone camping every summer since we were kids.
i) We have attended several music festivals over the years.
3. Read the statements and order them carefully. Use the present perfect forms of
the verbs.
a) Learn/ I/ English/ five/ for/months/.

I have been learning English for five months
b) Already/travel/I/to/Europe/.
I have already traveled to Europe.
c) Marco/ married/ Sue/ and/ for/ three/be/months/.

Marco and Sue have been married for three months.
d) Graduate/already/college/she/from.
She has already graduated from college.
e) Study/she/since/bar exam/the/for/last year/.

She has been studying for the bar exam since last year.
f) Business/They/their/start/already/own/.
They have already started their own business.
g) Live/ apartment/ We/ this/in/twenty/years/for/.

We have been living in this apartment for twenty years.
h) I/work/./ here/I/ graduated/college/from/since

I have worked here since I graduated from college.
i) They/ drive/ car/ a/ never/.}

They have never driven a car.
4.Listen to the audio 4 and fill in the blank spaces with the word you hear.
a) I have worked in this bank for b) I’ve been working in this bank since
1
ten years.. march 2020.
2 a) I have been waited her since b) I have been waited for you.
2002
a) We have been married for 15
3 b) We have been married since 2007.
years
4 a) I have been doing this puzzle b) I have been doing this puzzle for a long
since time
a) I have been waiting for over b) I have been waiting for my food since
5
thirty minutes noon.
a) I have been sick since
6 b) I have been sick for 5 days
a) I have been doing my
b) I have been doing my homework since 6
7 homework for
pm
two hours..
a) You have been talking on the b) You have been talking on the phone
8
phone for far too long since morning..
Marco’s life experience
Marco is a 20-year-old university student from

Ecuador. He has lived in the United States for the past
5 years, and he is currently studying computer science.
Marco is a hard worker, and he is passionate about his
studies. He is also a talented musician, and he enjoys
playing the guitar and singing.
Marco has had many life experiences in his short life.

He has traveled to many different countries, and he
has met people from all over the world. He has also
learned to speak English fluently. Marco is a
well-rounded man, and he is always looking for new
experiences.
One of Marco's most memorable life experiences was

when he traveled to the Galapagos Islands. He was
amazed by the beauty of the islands, and he was
fascinated by the unique wildlife. He also learned a lot about the history of the islands,
and he came away with a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
Another memorable life experience for Marco was when he volunteered at a local soup
kitchen. He was able to help people in need, and he learned a lot about the challenges
that people face. He also made some new friends, and he came away with a greater
sense of empathy.
Marco is still young, but he has already lived a full and meaningful life. He is excited to
see what the future holds, and he is confident that he will continue to have many more
amazing experiences.
5. Read the text about Marco’s life experience and choose the best option
for each question
1. Where is Marco from?

A. Ecuador
B. United States
C. Galapagos Islands
D. Soup kitchen
2. What is Marco studying?

A. Computer science
B. Music
C. English
D. History
3. What is one of Marco's most memorable life experiences?
A. Traveling to the Galapagos Islands
B. Volunteering at a local soup kitchen
C. Learning to speak English fluently
D. Meeting people from all over the world
4. What is one of the challenges that Marco learned about while volunteering at the
soup kitchen?
A. The importance of helping people in need
B. The challenges that people face
C. The importance of making new friends
D. The importance of learning about different cultures
5. What is one of the emotions that Marco feels about the future?
A. Hopeful
B. Optimistic
C. Satisfied
D. All of the above
6. Work in pairs. Use the prompts to take turns and share with
your classmates some of your life experiences. Use present perfect
forms with already, never, for or since.
Learn English at Cenid Have English classes virtually.

Study at UTB
Have breakfast Live in my house Be a university student
Know my best friend Have a pet Do my internship

Attend this class Do homework Exercise
Buy a snack Get lost Go camping
Eat at a fancy Climb a mountain Ride a roller coaster
restaurant
Try an extreme sport Go whale watching Be a volunteer
7. Read the email carefully, Then, write back an email to Sandy, Use present
perfect tense.
1. Look at the pictures and match them with the word bank. Then, check
with your classmates and teacher.
2.Say the verbs in exercise 1 and change them into past and past participle forms.
Infinitive form Past simple Past participle
Break Broke Broken
Be Was/Were Been
Bruise Bruised Bruised
Burn Burned/Burnt Burned/Burnt
Cut Cut Cut
Dislocate Dislocated Dislocated
Sprain Sprained Sprained
Tear Tore Torn

Present perfect
The present perfect tense is used to talk about actions that have happened in the past but have a
connection to the present. For example, you can use the present perfect to talk about something that
happened recently, something that has happened for a period of time, or something that has happened
repeatedly.
The negative form of the present perfect is formed with the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" and the
negative word "not." For example:
I have not eaten yet.
She has never been to France.
We haven't finished our homework.
Sara has not done her homework.
Peter hasn't chosen her dress.
The interrogative form of the present perfect is formed with the auxiliary verb "have" or "has" in
front of the subject, followed by the main verb in the past participle form. For example:
• Have you ever been to China?
• Has he finished his work yet?
• Have they seen the new movie?
The words "yet" and "ever" can be used with the present perfect to add more meaning to the
sentence.
⮚ "Yet" is used to express that something has not happened yet, but it is expected to happen in
the near future. For example:
● I haven't finished my homework yet, but I will soon.
● Have you met my new friend yet?
⮚ "Ever" is used to ask about whether something has ever happened before. For example:
● Have you ever been to Europe?
● Has she ever won an award?
3.Fill in the blanks with the interrogative form of the verbs in parenthesis.
a) Have you ever been to the beach?

b) Has he finished his homework yet?
c) Have they seen the new movie?
d) Where have you been all day?
e) Why hasn't she called me back yet?
f) What have you done lately?
g) How much money have you saved up?
h) Have you met my new friend yet?
i) Have you ever tried sushi?
j) What have you learned in school today?
4. Order the words and form questions using present perfect.
o (be/you/ever/China/to/?)
oHave you ever been to China?
o (you/homework/your/yet/finish/?)
oHave you finished your homework yet?
o (win/she/ever/ award/an/?)
oHas she ever won an award?
o (see/you/ever/ghost/a/?)
oHave you ever seen a ghost?
o (skydiving/ you/ try/ ever/?)
oHave you ever tried skydiving?
o (you/ever/read/language/ a/foreign/ book/in/?)
oHave you ever read a book in a foreign language?
o (you/hear/about/latest/the/ yet/news/?)
oHave you heard about the latest news yet?
o (save/up/ you/ money/vacation/for/a/?/yet)
Have you saved up money for a vacation yet?
Common injuries in teenagers and young adults

Teenagers and young adults are at an increased risk of injuries due to a number of
factors, including their physical development, risk-
taking behaviors, and participation in sports and
other activities. Some of the most common injuries
in this age group include:
Sports injuries: Sports injuries are a major cause of
injury in teenagers and young adults. Common sports
injuries include:
● Ankle sprains: Ankle sprains are the most
common sports injury, and they can occur in
any sport that involves sudden changes in
direction or landing from a jump.
● Concussions: Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury that can occur
from a blow to the head or body. Concussions can cause a variety of symptoms,
including headache, dizziness, nausea, and fatigue.
● Muscle strains: Muscle strains are tears in the muscle fibers. They can occur
in any muscle, but they are most common in the legs, back, and shoulders.
Overuse injuries: Overuse injuries are injuries that occur from repetitive use of a
muscle or joint. Common overuse injuries in teenagers and young adults include:
● Runner's knee: Runner's knee is an inflammation of the kneecap tendon. It is
common in runners, but it can also occur in other sports that involve
repetitive use of the knee, such as basketball and soccer.
● Shin splints: Shin splints are pain in the front of the shins. They are common in
runners, but they can also occur in other sports that involve repetitive use of the
shins, such as basketball and soccer.
● Motor vehicle accidents: Motor vehicle accidents are a leading cause of injury
and death in teenagers and young adults. Teenagers are more likely to be
involved in motor vehicle accidents than adults, and they are more likely to be
injured or killed in an accident.
● Falls: Falls are another leading cause of injury in teenagers and young adults.
Falls can occur at home, school, or in sports. Falls can cause a variety of
injuries, including head injuries, fractures, and sprains.
It is important for teenagers and young adults to take steps to prevent injuries. Some tips
for injury prevention include:
● Warming up before physical activity. Warming up helps to prepare your body
for activity and can reduce the risk of injury.
● Using proper safety equipment. This includes wearing a helmet when riding a
bike, a seatbelt when driving, and protective gear when playing sports.
● Not taking unnecessary risks. This includes avoiding risky behaviors, such
as drinking and driving or riding a bike without a helmet.
5. Read the text above and select the best option for each question.
1. Which of the following is NOT a common sports injury?

a) Ankle sprain
b) Concussion
c) Asthma
d) Muscle strain
2. Which of the following is a type of overuse injury?

a) Ankle sprain
b) Concussion
c) Muscle strain
d) Runner's knee
3. Which of the following is a leading cause of injury and death in teenagers and
young adults?
a) Ankle sprain
b) Concussion
c) Motor vehicle accident
d) Falls
4. Which of the following is a tip for injury prevention?

a) Warming up before physical activity
b) Wearing a helmet when riding a bike
c) Not taking unnecessary risks
d) All of the above
5. Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a concussion?
a) Headache
b) Dizziness
c) Nausea
d) Fatigue
6. Listen to the audio 5 and fill in the gaps with words from the word bank.
Injuries and accidents
something. I’m not as bad as my

friend though. He’s a real accident (7) somewhere to happen. Almost
every time we meet, he has some story to tell about his latest accident. He’s quite
(8) . I think I’d be very worried if I were his mother.
7. Read the questions below and answer them in a full way. Try to include
extra information.
a) Have you finished your English lesson yet?

Yes, I have finished my English lesson. It was a comprehensive lesson covering grammar,
vocabulary, and reading comprehension. We discussed various topics, and I feel more
confident in my English skills now.
b) Has your sister or brother graduated from school?

Neither my sister nor my brother has graduated from school yet. My sister is in her junior
year, majoring in biology, while my brother is a sophomore studying computer science. They
are both working hard towards their degrees.
c) Have you ever been bitten by a dog?

Yes, I have been bitten by a dog. It happened a few years ago when I was jogging in the park,
and a small dog got startled and nipped at my ankle. Fortunately, it was a minor bite, and I
received prompt medical attention to ensure there were no complications.
8. Work in pairs. Use the prompts to take turns and ask and answer questions
related to your life experience. Use present perfect forms with yet or ever.
Break your leg Burn your hand Have English classes virtually.
Have breakfast Have a bruise on your Dislocate your shoulder
body
Tear a muscle Sprain ankle Do my internship
Be bitten by a bee Do homework Exercise
Buy a snack Get lost Go camping
Eat at a Climb a mountain Ride a horse
fancy
restaurant
Try an extreme sport Go whale watching Cut your finger
1.
Cross out the word that do not belong to the group
Eat a new
Work on a project Go to the movies Learn a new word Live in a city
restaurant
Taste Smell Smooth Sight Touch
Be a citizen Own a house Have a pet Go to dance Study a career
Try an extreme
Study Go camping Get lost Be a volunteer
sport
Sweet Blurry Dim Glossy Dark
Get a hair cut Be bitten Sprain ankle Burn hand Break leg
2. Read the text and classify the sentences into simple present and present
continuous
Simple present Present continuous
3. Read the text again and indicate if the sentences are

TRUE or FALSE
a) The author is an English teacher in a big city.

b) The author is learning a new word every week.
c) The author is not learning a new word every day.
d) The author does not live in a small town.
e) The author lives in a city.
f) The author loves to go to the movies and try new restaurants.
g) The author is not going to the movies tomorrow.
h) The author is going to the movies tonight to see a new superhero movie.
i) One of the author's students is from a small town.
j) The author's student Maria got lost last week while she was trying to go to the
grocery store.
k) The author's student Juan is not getting a haircut tomorrow.
l) The author's student Juan is a volunteer at the local animal shelter.
m) The author's student Maria is not scared of the city.
n) The author is proud of his students.
o) The author's student Juan does not love animals.
4. Listen to the audio from Randall ESL Lab, click on this link
https://www.esl- lab.com/easy/school-schedule/ and choose the right option.
a. How does Joshua go to school in Japan?

● He rides the subway at 8:00 AM.
● He walks with a group of friends.
● He takes a school bus every morning.
b. Which item did Joshua NOT take to school?

● a school hat
● a backpack
● gym clothes gym
c. What does Josh do first when he gets to school?

● He practices his reading and writing.
● He puts on his gym clothes for class.
● He stands and bows to the teacher.
d. Where does Joshua eat lunch at school?

● in his classroom
● in the lunchroom
● in the gymnasium
e. Joshua probably gets home from school between .

● 2:00 and 3:00 p.m.
● 3:00 and 4:00 p.m.
● 1:00 and 2:00 p.m.
5. Read the prompt and complete the sentences using present simple or
present continuous.
a) (you/come) tonight?
b) (he/eat) rice every day?
c) (They/work) at the moment.

d) (he/come) to London often?
e) (I/play) tennis now.
f) (you/come) to the cinema later?
g) (Sandy/not/come) to the party tomorrow.
h) (We/not/play) golf now.
i) (you/play) tennis this Sunday?
j) (Sarah/go) to a restaurant every Saturday.
k) (He/not/go) to the cinema very often.
l) You usually (arrive) late.
m) (you/study) every night?
n) (she/work) at the moment?
o) (I /not/drink) coffee very often.
p) (Sarah/sleep) now.
6. Read the prompt and complete the sentences using present perfect
a) Who/buy the newspaper ?
b) he/meet your family yet ?
c) My parents/not eat dinner yet.
d) she/drink her glass of water ?
e) you/ever miss the bus ?
f) She/decide where to go on holidays.
g) he/not finish his homework.

h) Where/you park the car ?
i) The man/ close the door.
j) Why/ the police arrest that boy ?
Use the prompts to make sentences with present perfect.

7. (they/never/ do/ the homework)
a.
b. (he/go/already/to/ Sidney)
c. (Sara/never/ eat/ sushi)
d. (we/study/already/ that lesson)
e. (Peter/never/ride/a bike)
f. (we/wash/never/the jeans)
8. Label the words with for or since
● Last Sunday.
● Ten years.
● 2019.
FOR
● He was seven.
● Many hours.
● Christmas.
SINCE ● Eight o'clock.

● A long time
● A week
1. Look at the pictures and label them with the right word from the word box.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Use the prompts to order and make sentences using the correct form of USED
TO.
a) She / late /eat /night / at/
b) Nails /we /not /chew /our
c) Drink / water / enough / you/?
d) He / where / fingers / tap / ? / his
e) Family / exercise / my / do / ? / you
f) Chew / pencil / her / on / she / when / at school / she
g) I / not / snore / at / night
h) Dance / she / not / ballet / classmates / her / with

3. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of USED TO. Use the verbs in parentheses.
a) What music when you were a child? (you/like)

b) I to music when I was a child. (not listen)
c) We to the cinema at weekends. (go)
d) They in the country, but now they live in the city. (live)
e) I the cake you made me last week. (not eat)
f) long hair when you were younger? (you, have)
g) She very tall when she was in school. (be)
h) I to bed very late on Fridays and Saturdays. (go)
i) Robert the guitar in a jazz band. (play )
j) I my right arm in a skiing accident when I was 21. (break)
4.Listen to the audio 6 and fill in the gap with the verbs from the word box
5. Read the text and underline the sentences using USED TO.
BAD HABITS
Mark used to be a drug addict. He used to smoke marijuana every day, and he used to
use cocaine and other drugs on occasion. He used to get high to escape from his
problems, but it only made things worse. He lost his job, his friends, and his family. He
even ended up homeless.
One day, Mark decided that he has had enough. He went to rehab and got clean. It
wasn't easy, but he was determined to change his life. He used to wake up in the
morning feeling sick and tired, but now he wakes up feeling refreshed and motivated.
He used to be broke and hopeless, but now he has a job and a place to live. He used to
be isolated and alone, but now he has a strong support system of friends and family.
Mark is an inspiration to everyone who knows him. He is proof that it is possible to

overcome addiction and build a better life. He used to be a drug addict, but now he is a
survivor. He is an example of what can be achieved when you never give up on
yourself.
I hope this story inspires you to overcome your own challenges. If you are struggling
with addiction, there is help available. Please reach out to a trusted friend or family
member, or contact a professional for help. You are not alone, and you can overcome
this.
6. Read the text and select the right option for each question.
a. What drug did Mark use every day?

A. Marijuana
B. Cocaine
C. Heroin
D. Methamphetamine
b. Why did Mark use drugs?
A. To escape from his problems
B. To have fun
C. To feel more confident
D. To lose weight
c. What happened to Mark because of his drug use?

A. He lost his job, his friends, and his family.
B. He got into a lot of trouble with the law.
C. He ended up homeless.
D. All of the above.
d. What did Mark do to overcome his addiction?

A. He went to rehab.
B. He joined a support group.
C. He got counseling.
e. How does Mark feel now that he is sober?

A. He feels sick and tired.
B. He feels broke and hopeless.
C. He feels refreshed and motivated.
D. He feels isolated and alone.
f. What is Mark an inspiration to?

A. Everyone who knows him.
B. People who are struggling with addiction.
C. People who have overcome addiction.
7. Look at Chito Veras’s description before and now. Use the information in the
bubble box to write about him, you have to use simple present and used to with
infinitive.
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8.Ask and answer the questions. The answers must be full answered.
Questions My answers My classmate
What tv programs did

you use to watch, when
you were a child?
Did you use to cry a lot

when you were a child
What food did you use to

eat when you were 10
years old?
What sports did you used

to play when you were at
school?
1. Look at the pictures and label with its right name.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Fill in the blanks with the right form of the verbs in parenthesis. Use
the past progressive form.
a. Peter the dust from the sofa. (blow)

b. Carla her own plaster in the hospital. (break)
c. My father down the tree last night. (cut)
d. The police officer with the shopkeeper yesterday.
e. My parents something from us. (not/ hide)
f. the bill to the delivery boy. ( Sam/ pay )
g. They on the roller coaster for a ride. (sit)
h. James behind your back. ( not/ stand)
i. My mom in her bedroom. (sleep)
j. His feet so much during the accident. (bleed)
k. I a magazine when the phone rang. (read)
l. They volleyball when it started to rain. (not/ play)
m. when the alarm went off. (she/ sleep)
3. Use the pictures to write five past progressive statements.
4. Listen to the audio 7 and fill in the gap with the verbs from the word box
Risk
Risk is an interesting (1) . It is a part of many of our (2) each

day. We rarely think about risk, but all of us weigh up risks before we do something.
Some risks are simple, but potentially (3) . Do I run across the (4)
now or wait for the green (5) ? Is it OK to eat this old fish?
Other risks are more obvious, like when we invest money. The person in the bank even
tells you about the risks and makes a risk (6) of you. One financial manager
told me I was a cautious risk (7) , and then I invested in high-risk products.
We can also take risks with our family and friends. Do you risk telling your mother you
just broke her precious (8) , or do you keep it a secret? Yes, risk is
everywhere. It’s a part of life.
CARTOON
A cartoon is a single drawing or series of

drawings that makes a point or tells a joke or
story about such subjects as human activities
and habits, political and historical events, fads,
fashions, and sports. Cartoons can be humorous
or serious, and they can be used to inform,
educate, or entertain.
Cartooning is a visual art form that uses

exaggeration, simplification, and distortion to
create an image that is both humorous and
thought-provoking. Cartoonists use a variety of
techniques to achieve their desired effect,
including line, shape, color, and text.
Cartooning
has a long and rich history, dating back to the ancient Egyptians. However, it was not
until the 19th century that cartoons became a popular form of mass communication. The
invention of the printing press made it possible to mass-produce cartoons, and the rise
of newspapers and magazines created a new outlet for cartoonists to share their work.
Today, cartoons are a ubiquitous part of our culture. They can be found in newspapers,
magazines, books, on television, and on the internet. Cartoons are enjoyed by people of
all ages, and they continue to be a powerful tool for communication and social
commentary. They are a versatile and powerful form of communication. They can be
used to inform, educate, entertain, and make social commentary. They continue to be a
popular form of art and entertainment, and they are sure to continue to be enjoyed by
people of all ages for many years to come.
5. Read the text and select the best option for each question.
A. What is a cartoon?
a) A single drawing or series of drawings that makes a point or tells a joke
or story.
b) A painting that is not realistic.
c) A drawing that is used to illustrate a book or magazine.
d) A drawing that is used to make a political statement.
B. What is a cartoon primarily used for?

a) Selling products
b) Teaching history
c) Creating fine art
d) Communicating ideas and stories
C. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of cartooning?

a) Informing
b) Exaggerating
c) Entertaining
d) Provoking thought
D. What artistic techniques do cartoonists use to create humorous images?

a) Realism and accuracy
b) Complexity and intricacy
c) Exaggeration and simplification
d) Emphasis on fine details
E. When did cartoons become a popular form of mass communication?

a) Ancient Egyptian times
b) 19th century
c) Middle Ages
d) 20th century
F. Where can cartoons be found in modern culture?

a) Only in art galleries
b) On television shows exclusively
c) In newspapers, magazines, books, TV, and internet
d) Solely in history textbooks
6. Use the cartoon and write what each character says in the speaking bubbles.
Remember to use past progressive mainly, and the topic for the conversation is free.
Sara and Alberto

7. Work in pairs. Use the board game to ask and answer questions using
past progressive form.
1. Look at the pictures and label the pictures with the right statement from the box.
2. Based on the exercise above, fill in the spaces with when, while, as, as soon as
Conjunctions Meaning
Two actions happening at the same time
Immediately after
Specific point in time.
Specific point in time when something happened.
SIMPLE PAST VS PAST PROGRESSIVE
The past simple and the past progressive are both English tenses that are used to talk about past actions.
However, they have different uses.
The past simple is used to talk about actions that happened and were completed in the past. It is
used for single actions, events, and completed actions. For example:
● I went to the store yesterday.
● She ate her lunch at noon.
● The train arrived on time.
The past progressive is used to talk about actions that were in progress at a specific time in the
past. It is used for actions that were happening over a period of time, actions that were
interrupted, and actions that were happening simultaneously. For example:
● I was reading a book when you called.
● She was sleeping when the alarm went off.
● The children were playing in the park when it started to rain.
Tips for using the past simple and the past progressive:
The past simple is usually used with adverbs of time that indicate a specific point in time, such
as yesterday, last week, at noon, and on Sunday.
The past progressive is usually used with adverbs of time that indicate a period of time, such as
while, when, and for.
The past progressive can also be used with adverbs of frequency, such as always, constantly, and
forever, to describe repeated actions that were annoying or irritating.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the blanks with simple past or past progressive form of the verbs in parenthesis.
a. We (sit) at the breakfast table when the doorbell

(ring)
b. He (met) a lot of friendly people while he
(visit) in California.
c. When they (leave) the museum, the sun (shine).
d. The students (play) cards when the teacher
(come) in.
e. While the children (sleep), their parents
(watch) TV.
f. It (start) to rain while she (water) the
flowers in her garden.
g. When I (open) the door, it (rain)
h. While Henry (have) a drink at the bar, his wife
(swim) in the sea.
i. He (hear) a loud bang while he (talk) to
his friend.
j. While he (take) a shower, his dogs (eat)
his steaks.
6. Listen to the audio 8 and fill in the blank spaces with the words you hear.
1. I this morning.
2. What you when I called you?
3. Bill heard about the report as he to the radio.
4. Who _ all that noise last night?
5. The machines properly.
6. Joe and Lisa in New York in the 1980s.
7. The driver a good job, so he was fired.
8. A security guard us while we were in the store.
9. A woman tripped as she onto the bus.
10. The accident was caused by a man who while he
.
4.Read the text below and fill in the blanks with the most suitable words from the box.
Becoming friends
I was walking home from school when I saw a group of children (1) in the
park. They were laughing and running around, and it looked like they were having a lot
of fun. I stopped to watch them for a moment, and then I decided to join in.
We played tag and hide-and-seek, and we had a lot of (2) . As we were
playing, I noticed a little girl sitting (3) on a bench. She was watching us
play, but she didn't seem to be having any fun. I went over to her and asked her if she
wanted to (4) with us. She hesitated at first, but then she (5)
. We played for a while, and she started to (6) and
laugh. I could tell that she was (7) the moment.
After, it started to get dark. We all went 8) , but I couldn't stop thinking
about the little girl. I wondered why she was sitting on the bench 9) ,
and why she didn't seem to have any friends. The next day, I went back to the park at the
10) . I hoped to see the little girl again, and I was glad when I saw her
sitting on the bench. I went over to her and said hello.
We talked for a while, and I learned that her name was Sarah. She told me that she had
just moved to town, and that she didn't know anyone yet. I told her that I would be her
friend, and we started playing together every day. Sarah and I became best friends. We
played together all the time, and we always had a lot of fun. I'm so glad that I stopped to
watch her play in the park that day. It was the best decision I ever made.
Choose the right option
1 Playing Drawing Went Walked

2 Funs Games Friends Laughs
3 Herself Alone With Friends With Her Mom
4 Help Talk To Play Join In
5 Said Yes Said No Said Maybe Said Later
6 Cry Smile Look Sad Frown
7 Feeling Bored Enjoying Feeling Sad Confused
8 Home To The Park To The Store To The Library
9 With Her Siblings Alone With Friends With Her Mom
10 Earlier In The Day Same Time Different Time Later In The Day
7. Use the pictures to create a story, use the conjunctions When, while, as, as soon
as, with the simple past and past progressive forms.
Juanito’s experience
6.Work in pairs. Use the pictures to describe the situations. It needs to use conjunctions
as soon as, as, when, while with simple past and past progressive.
1. Use the bold words in the accident description section and the accident vocabulary
to name the following pictures.
Present perfect vs. Simple past
The simple past and the present perfect are both English tenses that are used to talk about past actions.
However, they have different uses.
The simple past is used to talk about actions that happened and were completed in the past. It is used
for single actions, events, and completed actions. For example:
I ate lunch yesterday.
She went to the store last week.
The present perfect is used to talk about actions that started in the past and are still happening now, or
actions that have a connection to the present. It is used for actions that have been completed, but the
result is still relevant to the present. For example:
I have eaten lunch already. (I am still full from lunch.)
She has gone to the store three times this week. (She is still shopping.)
Tips for using the simple past and the present perfect:
The simple past is usually used with adverbs of time that indicate a specific point in time, such
as yesterday, last week, at noon, and on Sunday.
The present perfect is usually used with adverbs of time that indicate a period of time, such as
since, for, and already.
The present perfect can also be used with adverbs of frequency, such as ever, never, and
always, to describe repeated actions that have happened in the past.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Fill in the blanks with the simple past or present perfect. Use the verbs in
parenthesis.
a) My family and I (visit) the museum last weekend.

b) He (not start) his new job yet.
c) They (travel) to Italy many times.
d) (just / she/ finish) her homework?
e) We (not see) that movie before.
f) Tom (not eat) lunch today.
g) I (read) that book three times.
h) She (already / visit) the new art gallery.
i) They (not watch) the latest episode of the show.
j) The teacher (explain) the lesson two minutes ago.
k) Sarah (visit) Paris last year.
l) They (eat) lunch at the new restaurant.
m) I (read) that book two weeks ago.
n) She (not finish) her homework yet.
o) We (watch) a movie last night.
p) He (travel) to Spain last summer.
q) The train (leave) five minutes ago.
r) They (buy) a new car last month.
s) I (already / have) breakfast this morning.
t) She (just / arrive) at the airport.
3. Listen to the audio 9 and choose the right option for each statement.
d. The motorbike on the road
a. Helen says was injured.
⮚ slid
⮚ She
⮚ was hit
⮚ Her sister
⮚ broke down
⮚ No one
e. Matthew and broke his arm.
b. Amir hit ⮚ Was hit by a car
⮚ Some children
⮚ Crashed into a pedestrian
⮚ A house
⮚ Hit another bicycle
⮚ A car
f. Shalini because of her accident
c. Lindsay says she ⮚ went to hospital
⮚ Made a mistake ⮚ had to pay money
⮚ Was not a fault ⮚ went to traffic court
⮚ Ran from the police
4. Read the email above and select the best option for each question
a. Where did the car accident happen?

a) At Diego's house.
b) Near Diego's house.
c) At school.
d) On the way to school.
b. What was the driver of the speeding car doing?

a) He was obeying the speed limit.
b) He was speeding.
c) He was turning left.
d) He was drinking and driving.
c. What happened to the car that was turning left?

a) It was totaled.
b) It was scratched.
c) It was not damaged.
d) It was taken to the hospital.
d. How did the driver of the speeding car feel?

a) He was hurt.
b) He was not hurt.
c) He was shaken up.
d) He was worried.
e. What did Diego think about the accident?

a) He was glad that he was okay.
b) He was worried about the people who were hurt.
c) He thought it was exciting.
d) He thought it was a normal occurrence.
5. Use the writing model on previous exercise 4 and write an email to your best
friend, in which you describe an accident. Use the simple past and present perfect
mainly. It needs to be done in 100 words in length.
8. Work in pairs. Use the board to ask and answer questions with your classmate.
Use the simple past and present perfect tenses.
Have you ever felt

jealous?
Have you ever been in Have you ever had a
Why did you feel it?
danger? surgery?
When was it? What was the danger? What happened?
What did you do? What was it like ?
Have you ever been

Have you ever flown Have you ever smoked
on a diet?
in a plane? a cigarette?
Why?
Where did you fly? Why did you try it?
What did you eat?
Did you like it? When was it?
Have you ever cheated Have you ever lost

Have you ever sung in
on a test? money?
public?
Why did you cheat? How much did you
What did you sing?
lose?
When was it? How did you feel?
Have you ever made a

cake? Have you ever lied to Have you ever been on
When was it? your teacher? TV?
Did anyone help you? Why did you lie? When was it?
Were you punished? What were you doing?
1. Cross out the word that do not belong to the group.
Tap fingers Chew nails smoke Eat late Do exercise
Take risk Fall in love Lose a loved one Have a baby Fatality
When while As As soon as usually
collision Car crash Hed on collision Mid-air collision Pile up
2. Read the text and classify the sentences into simple past, past
progressive, present perfect and used to.
A Summer Adventure
Last summer, my friends and I embarked on an unforgettable adventure. We used to

dream about exploring the mysterious forest near our town, and that summer, we
finally decided to make our dream come true.
We have planned the trip for weeks. We gathered our camping gear, packed food,
and set off early in the morning. As we hiked through the dense woods, the sun was
shining brightly, and the birds were singing in the trees. After a few hours of
walking, we stumbled upon an old, abandoned cabin. It seemed like it used to
belong to someone long ago. Excited and curious, we decided to explore it. The
door creaked open, revealing a room filled with dusty furniture and old books. It felt
like we had stepped back in time.
As we were exploring, we heard rustling outside. We froze, listening carefully. It

turned out to be a rabbit hopping through the grass. Relieved, we laughed at our own
nervousness. We continued our journey deeper into the forest. By late afternoon, we
found a clearing by a sparkling river. We decided to pitch our tents there and spend
the night.
Sitting around the campfire, we shared stories and roasted marshmallows. We

looked up at the starry sky, feeling grateful for the adventure we were experiencing.
The next morning, we reluctantly packed our things and began our journey back
home. The memories we had made during those two days would stay with us
forever. As we walked back, we talked about how much we have learned and how
our friendship has grown stronger. Looking back on that summer adventure, we
realized that dreams can come true if you have the courage to chase them. The
forest, once a mystery, had become a place filled with stories and memories that we
would cherish for the rest of our lives.
Simple past Past progressive
Present perfect Used to
3. Read the text again and select the best option.
a. Where did the friends go on an adventure?

A. To the beach.
B. To the mountains.
C. To the forest.
D. To the city.
b. How long did they plan for the trip?

A. A few days.
B. A few weeks.
C. A few months.
D. A few years.
c. What did they find in the forest?

A. An old cabin.
B. A sparkling
C. river. A lost
treasure.
D. A dangerous animal.
d. What did they do at the campsite?
A. They pitched their tents.
B. They roasted marshmallows.
C. They told stories.
e. What did they learn from the adventure?

A. That dreams can come true.
B. That their friendship had grown stronger.
C. That they should be more careful in the forest.
3. Listen to the audio from Randall ESL Lab, click on this link https://www.esl-
lab.com/easy/drugs-medication/ and choose the right option.
A. What's the matter with

Steve? He has a
stomachache.
He has the flu.
He has a cold.
B. How long has Steve been

sick? since Friday
since Saturday
since Sunday
C. How often should Steve take the medicine the doctor

prescribes? four times a day before meals
three times a day after meals
three times a day with meals
D. What does Carla suggest he

do? eat chicken soup
see another doctor
take herbal medicine
E. What does Steve decide to

do? see the same doctor
again listen to Carla's
suggestion talk to another
friend
4. Fill in the blanks with the right form of the verbs in parenthesis. Use the used to
with infinitive form.
a. She (not/ play) the piano when she was a child.

b. We (visit) our grandparents every summer.
c. (he/watch) cartoons on Saturday mornings?
d. They (live) in a small town before moving to the city.
e. I (read) mystery novels in my free time.
f. Jenny (not/ ride) her bike to school when she was younger.
g. My dad (work) as a chef in a fancy restaurant.
h. (they/ swim) in the lake during hot summers.
i. Tom and Sarah (go) to the beach every weekend.
j. We (have) a pet dog named Max when I was a kid.
5. Fill in the blanks with the right form of the verbs in parenthesis. Use the
simple past or past progressive form.
a. They (visit) the museum last week.
b. He (play) soccer yesterday evening.
c. He (not eat) lunch an hour ago.
d. We (not visit) that place before.
e. I (not see) that movie last month.
f. she (enjoy) the concert last night?
g. We (watch) a movie on Friday.
h. I (cook) dinner last night.
i. She (not watch) TV yesterday.
j. They (not go) to the party last weekend.
k. he (play) soccer right now?
l. we (study) for the test at the moment?
m. they (study) for the test yesterday?
n. he (visit) his grandparents last weekend?
o. She (read) a book right now.
p. They (watch) a movie at the cinema.
q. He (play) basketball in the park.
r. We (study) for the exam at the moment.
s. we (meet) at the park yesterday?
t. you (like) the food at the restaurant?
u. I (listen) to music now.
v. she (read) a book currently?
w. they (watch) a movie this evening?
x. She (not watch) TV at the moment.
y. They (not go) to the party tonight.
z. He (not play) soccer right now.
6. Fill in the blanks with the right form of the verbs in parenthesis. Use the
simple past or present perfect form.
a) She (visit) Paris last summer.

b) I (visit) the museum twice this year.
c) They (watch) a movie yesterday.
d) He (just / finish) his project.
e) We (not see) that movie yet.
f) She (not already / eat) breakfast today.
g) They (never / travel) to Asia.
h) He (not just / finish) his project.
i) We (not yet / see) that movie.
j) I (not visit) the museum this year.
k) she (already / eat) breakfast today?
l) they (ever / travel) to Asia?
m) he (just / finish) his project?
n) we (yet / see) that movie?
o) you (visit) the museum this year?
p) He (play) soccer last weekend.
q) We (have) a great time at the party.
r) she (visit) Paris last summer?
s) they (watch) a movie yesterday?
t) he (play) soccer last weekend?
u) we (have) a great time at the party?
v) you (read) that book last month?
w) I (read) that book last month.
x) She (already / eat) breakfast today.
y) They (never / travel) to Asia.
1. Watch the video about cooking verbs. Then, read the list of the verbs in the
word box and tick the cooking verbs you have just heard on it. Then, check your
answers with your classmates.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VK8p3nFKB4
Cooking Verbs List

Add Bake Beat Boil
Chop Combine Cook Cut
Fry Grill Mix Peel
Season Steam Toast Wash
2. Use the verbs in the word box in exercise 1 to name the verbs based on the picture.
QUANTIFIERS
Quantifiers are used to give information about quantity (the number of something).
Type Uses Examples

Some She has some oranges in the box.
⮚ To express a positive quantity of
I have bought some olive oil.
something, but you don't need to specify
here are some books on the desk.
the exact amount.
There is some meat in the fridge.
⮚ Use some with countable nouns in plural,
and with uncountable nouns.

Any Is there any salt here?
⮚ Use "any" in questions, negative
you have any cucumbers for the
sentences, or when referring to an salad?
indefinite quantity. She doesn’t sell any vegetables.
⮚ Use both with countable and uncountable There aren’t any children here.
nouns.
No ere is no milk in the supermarket.
⮚ To indicate the absence of something or
ere are no interested people in the
when the quantity is zero. project.
⮚ Use both with countable and uncountable
nouns.
Much Do you have much work?
⮚ to refer to a large quantity.
There isn’t much time to do it.
⮚ To use with uncountable nouns in
Claire didn’t buy much sugar.
negative and interrogative forms.

Many I have many classmates.
⮚ to refer to a large number.
here are many participants in this
⮚ Use with countable forms congress.
A lot of / He has a lot of friends.
⮚ To Use interchangeably
lots of here is a lot of noise in this room.
with both countable and uncountable nouns to
There are lots of chances to do it.
express a large quantity or number.
There is lots of time left.
Little They bought little flour for the
⮚ Use "little" with uncountable nouns to
dessert.
indicate a small quantity, often with a There is little water in the glass
negative connotation.
Few There are few students in the class
⮚ Use "few" with countable nouns to
today.
indicate a small number, often with a have few Harry Potter books left.
negative connotation.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifiers, choose between some, any, no
a) people like chocolate, but no one likes broccoli.

b) I don't have homework, but I do have some questions for you.
c) I would like water, please.
d) Do you have grapes?
e) I don't have money.
f) There aren't more cookies left.
g) There are apples in the bowl
h) I have time to talk right now.
i) There is milk in the fridge.
j) Can you give me help with this?
k) I don't know one named John.
l) Can you give me more information about that? I don't
understand of it.
4. Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifiers, choose between much or many
a) There isn’t food on the table.

b) There are people in the crowd.
c) I don't have money.
d) We didn't have friends.
e) There are people in the room.
f) Is there traffic on the highway today?
g) I don't have time to spare.
h) She doesn’t have patience with her sons.
i) I have books to read.
j) She has friends. She is very popular.
k) She doesn’t have talent. I don’t see why she is so famous.
l) She has skills.
5. Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifiers, choose between lots of/ a lot
of, few, and little.
a) There are of trees in the forest.
b) I have a of questions for you.
c) There are of cars on the road today.
d) I have of homework to do.
e) She has of patience.
f) She has of talent.
g) There is milk left in the carton.
h) I have time to spare.
i) There are people at the party.
j) I have friends in this city.
k) There is food left on the plate.
l) I have money to spend.
6. Read the recipe and choose the right option
A. What is the first step in preparing a Grilled Cheese Sandwich?
a) Assembling the sandwich
b) Buttering the bread
c) Preparing the ingredients
d) Heating the skillet
B. How long should you cook the sandwich on each side in the frying pan?
a) 1-2 minutes
b) 2-3 minutes
c) 3-4 minutes
d) 4-5 minutes
C. What is the purpose of spreading butter or margarine on the outside

of the bread slices?
a) To make the bread taste sweet
b) To keep the bread from getting soggy
c) To create a crispy, golden crust
d) To add more calories to the sandwich
D. When should you cut the grilled cheese sandwich?

a) Immediately after removing it from the frying pan
b) After allowing it to cool for a minute
c) Before placing it in the skillet
d) After placing it on the stove
E. At what heat setting should you place the frying pan on the stove
when cooking the sandwich?
a) High heat
b) Medium heat
c) Low heat
d) No heat
7. Listen to the audio

https://www.dailyesl.com/at-home/breakfast-
recipes/#google_vignette and select the best option for each question
a. What is the recipe the man is talking about?

● Eggs and bacon
● Pancake
● Cheese sandwich
b. Who taught the man to prepare that recipe?

● His wife
● His mother
● His grand mother
c. What ingredients is mentioned in the recipe?
● Eggs
● Milk
● Flour
d. At what heat setting should you place the frying pan on the stove when cooking
this recipe?
● High heat
● Medium heat
● Low heat
e. Beside the pancake, what other dish does the man prepare for his family?
● Fruit salad
● Eggs and bacon
● Milkshake
8. Use the vocabulary and grammar section to write a recipe.

9. Prepare a presentation, in which you describe your
favorite dish. Use these questions to guide your presentation
● What is your favorite dish?

● When do you usually eat it?
● What are the ingredients you need to prepare it?
● What are the procedures to prepare it?
1. Look at the pictures above. What do you think the words recapture refers? What
about misfire? Share your ideas with your classmates and teacher.
2. Observe the table and share with your classmates the examples for each prefix
PREFIXES
A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a word to create a new meaning.
Prefix Meaning Example
Dis- not, opposite of dis + satisfied = dissatisfied
Mis- wrongly mis + spell = misspell
Un- not un + acceptable = unacceptable
Re- again re + election = reelection
Over- excess, too much Over + weight= Overweight
3. Observe the explanation table on exercise 3 and fill in the spaces with the right
prefix dis-, mis-, un-, re-, over.
connect happy estimate match
understand read finished gain
write react worked approve
pleasant agree behave eat
cooked price belief necessary
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
4. Fill in the space with the most appropriate relative pronoun WHO, WHICH, THAT.
a) The book I am reading is very interesting.

b) The cat I saw yesterday was white and black.
c) The people I met at the party were very friendly.
d) The house I want to buy is on the corner of Main Street and Elm
Street.
e) The dog is barking loudly belongs to our neighbor.
f) The house, has a red door, was built in the 19th century.
g) The teacher teaches math is very patient with her students.
h) The car I bought last month broke down on the highway.
i) The book you recommended is a bestseller.
j) The movie, we watched last night, was directed by a famous
director.
k) The restaurant, is famous for its seafood, is located by the beach.
l) The girl won the first prize in the singing competition is my sister.
m) The computer, I use for work, is very fast and reliable.
n) The mountain we climbed last summer was a
challenging experience.
5. Listen to audio 9 and fill in the spaces with the words from the word box.
Man: How is your new (1) ?

Woman: Good, but it’s very noisy, so I can’t get a good (2) sleep,
which is exhausting.
Man: That’s terrible. That would (3) me out. Where is it exactly?
Woman: It is near the (4) , which gets pretty noisy at night.
Man: What about on the (5) ?
Woman: It’s not much quieter then. There is a night (6) ,
which brings in lots of (7) .
Man: I know how you feel. My old (8) , which was near an
airport, was always noisy.
Woman: Yeah, there is not much I can do about it now. I just have to deal with it.
Man: Well, hopefully things will turn for the better in the long run.
Woman: Thanks, I hope so.
6. Read the text and choose the right option for each question.
a) What kind of neighborhood is it?

● Friendly
● Quiet
● Noisy
● Both quiet and friendly
b) What happened to Mrs. Johnson's cat?

● It was hit by a car.
● It was stolen.
● It went missing.
● It ran away.
c) What did the neighbors do to help Mrs. Johnson?

● They put up "Lost Cat" posters.
● They searched the neighborhood.
● They called the police.
● They did not do anything
d) What kind of problems have the neighbors been facing?

● Theft
● Vandalism
● Noise complaints
● Dirt
e) What has happened since the neighbors received the notice from the
neighborhood association?
● The noisy neighbors have been quieter.
● The noisy neighbors have moved away.
● The noisy neighbors have been fined.
● The noisy neighbors have not changed anything.
7. Read the beginning of the statement and provides the most suitable
complement to it. Do not forget to use relatives clauses.
a) Mr. Clarkson is the teacher

b) This pitbull is the dog
c) Scarlet Johansson is the actress
d) Fernando Villavicencio is the politician
e) The red car , crushed me yesterday.
f) The white cellphone is the smartphone
g) Sharon, , was a famous Ecuadorian singer.
h) The encebollado , was invented in Babahoyo.
8. Work in pairs and take turns to share with

your classmates your responses to these statement
using relatives clauses. Click on the link to find
out the roulette
https://wordwall.net/es/resource/2862629/relative-
clauses-speaking
1. Read the definitions and label the words from the box with the meaning which
belongs to them.
Personal difficulties for young adults
1. 2. 3. 4.
It is related to It is the harmful It is a mental health It means having a
digital devices and use of drugs or condition secure and
the internet, which alcohol that can characterized by consistent job that
can lead to lead to persistent feelings of provides a
addiction, social addiction, health sadness, reliable income,
isolation, and problems, and hopelessness, and a job security, and
neglect of real-life negative loss of interest or benefits.
activities. consequences in pleasure in
life. activities.
5. 6. 7. 8.
It refers to the These behaviors It refers to repeated occurs when
inability to obtain a can harm aggressive or someone feels
quality education physical or hurtful behavior, overwhelmed
due to barriers like mental health, often involving a or anxious due
financial such as smoking, power imbalance, to their
constraints, overeating, or intended to financial
location, or excessive screen intimidate, harm, or situation,
discrimination. time. control another including debt,
person. expenses, and
income
instability.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Fill the gaps with Should or shouldn’t.
a) You eat your vegetables.

b) You eat too much candy.
c) Children go to bed early.
d) People smoke.
e) I talk back to my parents.
f) He drive without a license.
g) She cheat on her exams.
h) We lie to our friends.
i) They steal.
j) He stay up late.
k) We recycle our trash.
l) They litter.
3. Look at the pictures and write at least 3 advices for each situation,
remember to use should or shouldn’t
4. Read the blog, and underline the problem and highlight the
given advices
BLOG _DEAR MADDY_

Hi Maddy, I’m a teenager, 13 years old. I am dealing with bullying at school. It has been tough. I
constantly face verbal taunts, exclusion, and sometimes even physical harm from my classmates.
This situation makes me anxious, affecting my confidence and academic performance. Most of the
time I don’t want to go to school. I cannot understand why they bully me. I only want to feel safe
and accepted. What should I do?
Hi there,
I'm really sorry to hear that you're going through such a challenging time.
Bullying is never okay, and no one should endure it. Here's some advice:
❖ You should talk to someone You Trust. This person can be a parent,
guardian, teacher, or school counselor. Let them know what is
happening so they can support you.
❖ Also, you should keep a record. You should take notes of instances of
bullying, including dates, times, and details. This can be helpful when
discussing the issue with
school authorities.
❖ You should spend time with friends who make you feel safe and
valued. Supportive friends can provide comfort during tough times.
❖ You shouldn't blame Yourself, remember that, bullying is not your fault.
Bullies often
have their own problems, and it's not about you as a person.
❖ You should check if your school has anti-bullying programs or support

groups. These can be a safe space to share your feelings.
❖ You focus on self-care to reduce anxiety. Activities like sports, hobbies,
or reading can be helpful distractions.
❖ You should stay positive, keep in mind that things can improve. Focus
on your personal growth, and remember that you deserve to feel safe
and accepted.
You're not alone in this, and there are people who care about your well-being.
Don't hesitate to seek help and support; you deserve to have a safe and
positive school experience.
5. Read the text above and choose the best option for each question.
1. How old is the teenager who wrote the message?

a) 10 years old
b) 13 years old
c) 16 years old
d) 20 years old
2. What kind of bullying does the teenager face at school?
a) Verbal taunts and exclusion
b) Exclusion and isolation
c) Cyberbullying
d) Physical harm only
3. Who does the author advise the teenager to talk to about the bullying?
a) Friends
b) Strangers
c) Parents, teachers, or a school counselor
d) No one, they should handle it themselves
4. What is the importance of keeping a record of bullying incidents?

a) It helps to create a list of bullies.
b) It provides evidence when discussing the issue with school authorities.
c) It's a way to expose the bullies publicly.
d) It's a requirement for the school's anti-bullying program.
5. What advice does the author give about spending time with friends?
a) Avoid friends as they may be involved in bullying.
b) Spend time only with friends who bully others.
c) Spend time with friends who make you feel safe and valued.
d) Isolate yourself from everyone.
6. Why is self-care important in dealing with bullying?

a) It helps you become a bully too.
b) It provides a distraction from school.
c) It can reduce anxiety and improve mental well-being.
d) Self-care has no impact on bullying situations.
6.Listen to the audio 10 and choose the right expression from the word box.
Lucy: You look upset, Adam. 1

Adam: Nothing. I don't want to talk about it.
Lucy: Come on. 2
Adam: Well, I've just got this text message from a guy in my class. He wants me to take
a photo of the maths exam paper tomorrow and then send it to him.,
3 Lucy?
Lucy: Well, whatever you do, don't cheat. That's for sure. They can expel you for that.
Adam: Right.
Lucy: And I think you should tell your teacher.
Adam: What? Tell on him? 4
Lucy: OK, but you should tell him what you think.
Adam: 5
Lucy: Yes, definitely. Don't worry. I'm sure he'll understand.
9. Look at the table and choose a problem, then use the speaking bubble model to
have a dialogue, in which student A describe the problem and student b give the
advice, remember to use should or shouldn’t appropriately.
I have a headache. I failed my I can’t sleep at night There is not water nor
English exam. electricity in my
house.
I am depressed I want to lose It is my mom’s I think my
weight. birthday tomorrow boyfriend/girlfriend
is cheating on me.
I got fired from my I am broke, My English isn’t very I am starving.
job. good.
8. Read the blog carefully, Then, write back advices to Sandy, use should and shouldn’t.
1. Read the definitions and choose form the word box, the word you think represents
the definition. Then, check with your classmates and teacher.
Word Definition
1 It is when someone is forced to leave a place like a

school or organization, often as a punishment for
breaking important rules
2 It is when someone treats another person unfairly or

differently because of things like their race, gender,
or religion. It's not being kind to everyone equally.
3 It is a specific time or date by which you must complete a

task or project. It's like a time limit, and it's important to
finish your work by that time.
4 It is when you use someone else's words or ideas and

present them as your own without giving them
proper credit. It's like copying someone else's work
and pretending it's yours.
5 These are tasks or pieces of work that your teacher or

boss gives you to do. They are like homework or projects
that you need to complete.
6 It means to do something dishonest or unfair to gain an

advantage. For example, copying someone else's
answers on a test is cheating.
Modal verbs for obligations and prohibitions
Must is used to express a strong obligation or necessity. It implies that something is required or
mandatory.
Example: "You must finish your homework before going out to play."
Have To is used to express an obligation or necessity, similar to "must." However, "have to"
often implies external requirements or rules.
Example: "I have to attend the meeting at 3 PM."

In this sentence, "have to" indicates an obligation based on external factors, like a scheduled
meeting.
Mustn't is used to express a strong prohibition or something that is not allowed. It indicates a
rule or restriction.
Example: "You mustn't smoke in this area; it's prohibited."
Don't Have To is used to indicate the absence of obligation. It means that something is optional
or not required.
Example: "You don't have to bring a gift to the party, but it's a nice gesture."
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Choose the appropriate modal verb (must, have to, has to, mustn’t, don’t have to,
doesn’t have to) and complete each sentence
a) You finish your vegetables before having dessert.

b) She attend the meeting at 9 AM tomorrow.
c) Students wear uniforms at this school.
d) I remember to buy milk on the way home.
e) He forget to bring his passport when traveling abroad.
f) We arrive at the airport two hours before the flight.
g) They complete the assignment by the deadline.
h) You take off your shoes before entering the house.
i) She eat gluten-free food due to her allergy.
j) He apologize for being late to the appointment.
k) You smoke in this restaurant; it's a non-smoking area.
l) We use public transportation to reduce pollution.
m) She drive because her car is in the shop.
n) They stay in the office late tonight; it's optional.
o) You talk during the movie; it's rude.
p) He drink alcohol before driving a vehicle.
q) She go to the dentist regularly for check-ups.
r) Students bring a pencil to the exam; it's a requirement.
s) He worry about the test; he's well-prepared.
t) You forget to lock the door when you leave the house
3. Look at the pictures and indicate the most suitable obligation or prohibition
based on the situation you see.
Prohibition and Obligation at University in Ecuador
In Ecuador, universities play an important role in shaping the future of the country's
young generation. Universities establish rules and guidelines to maintain order, foster
academic growth, and ensure a safe and respectful environment for all students.
Ecuadorian universities have clear rules in place to maintain a good learning

environment. Prohibitions include strict codes against plagiarism, cheating, and bad
behavior during lectures or examinations. Plagiarism, in particular, is strictly prohibited,
and universities take a strong stance against it. Students are educated on the importance
of academic integrity, and severe consequences are imposed on those who violate this
prohibition.
In Ecuadorian universities, students have several obligations, including regular

attendance, active participation in classes, and submission of assignments within set
deadlines. Furthermore, there is an obligation to respect diversity and encourage
tolerance and acceptance among students, creating a harmonious atmosphere where
everyone feels valued.
Another significant obligation is related to community service. Many universities in

Ecuador require students to engage in community outreach programs or volunteer work
as part of their curriculum. In conclusion, prohibition and obligation are essential
aspects of university life in Ecuador. While prohibitions maintain order and ethics,
obligations promote academic excellence, character development, and social
responsibility.
3. Read the text and choose the best answer for each question.
a. What is the main role of universities in Ecuador?

A. To enforce strict rules
B. To promote plagiarism
C. To shape the future of young people
D. To encourage bad behavior
b. What is one of the prohibitions mentioned in the text?

A. Respecting diversity
B. Active participation in classes
C. Plagiarism and cheating
D. Community service
c. What is the consequence for violating the prohibition of plagiarism?
A. Students are praised.
B. Students are educated.
C. Students face severe consequences.
D. Students are encouraged to cheat.
d. What are some obligations for students in Ecuadorian universities?

A. Encouraging tolerance and acceptance
B. Submitting assignments on time
C. Engaging in bad behavior
D. Promoting plagiarism
e. What is the purpose of community service obligations at Ecuadorian

universities?
A. To promote bad behavior
B. To maintain order
C. To encourage character development
D. To discourage academic growth
4. Click on the link

https://www.soundgrammar.com/learn/L4-CEFR-B1/L4-08-Have-
to-Must-Obligation.htm and listen to the four conversations. Then, choose the right
options for each statement. What conversation do they belong to?
Conversation
Statement
1 2 3 4
a) A man has to work today.
b) A woman has to clean her house.
c) Some people have to pay bills.
d) Some people have to mail some
letters
e) People are talking about a donation.
f) Someone has to pick up children from
school.
g) A woman has to clean the bathroom.
h) A man has to work at noon.
i) A woman has to do the laundry.
j) A man has to beat the traffic.
5. Prepare a presentation, in which you describe the obligation and
prohibitions you have at your university. Include a digital poster to
illustrate your ideas. The presentation must be done in 1 minute in
length.
6. The email below belongs to your friend Sam, she lives in London. Read the email
and write back to her, in which, describe the prohibitions and obligations you have
to full fill in your university. The email must be done in 80 words.
Hi Sam,
_
Peel Cut Chop Mix Fill In
Misbehave Misunderstanding Misspell Misplace Miss You
Depression Doing Exercise Financial Stress Unhealthy Habits Bullying
Values Cheat Plagiarism Expulsion Discrimination
Report Reelection Reread Redo Retake
Overtime Overweight Over Reaction Overthink Overdose
2. Read the text and classify the sentences into advices, obligations and prohibitions.
What advices does she receive? What are her obligations?
What are her prohibitions?
3. Read the text again and choose the right option for each question.
a) What is Mia's main obligation?
A. To go play with friends

B. To help Grandma Rose with daily chores
C. To explore the dangerous forest alone
D. To watch TV all day
b) Why does Mia have a prohibition about staying out after dark?
A. Because she loves the dark

B. Because the woods are more fun at night
C. Because Grandma Rose warned her that it could be dangerous
D. Because she wants to be a rebel
c) What advice did Grandma Rose give Mia?
A. To always be unkind to others

B. To treat people how she wants to be treated
C. To ignore her heart's guidance
D. To avoid helping others
d) How does Mia feel about her grandmother's advice?
A. She ignores it
B. She doesn't care
C. She cherishes it and follows it
D. She forgets it immediately
e) What kind of girl is Mia trying to become?
A. A rude and irresponsible one

B. A rebellious one who breaks all the rules
C. A responsible and kind young lady
D. A careless and thoughtless one
Listen to the audio from Randall ESL Lab, click on this link
https://www.esl-lab.com/easy/college-life/ and choose the right option.
a) What does the man want to do after he graduates?
● He hopes to go on to graduate school.

● He wants to work at a hotel.
● He wants to become a teacher.
b) What is the woman's major?
● computer science
● French
● History
c) How does the woman pay for college?
● She received a scholarship.

● Her parents are paying for it
● She has a part-time job.
d) Where does the man work part-time?
● at a bakery
● at a restaurant
● in a library
e) What thing did the man NOT say about his job?
● The pay is okay.

● His co-workers are friendly.
● He works long hours.
4. Fill in the blanks with the right quantifier, choose between some or any.
a) There is delicious chocolate cake in the fridge.
b) She buys fresh strawberries for the dessert.
c) We need tomatoes for the salad.
d) He always puts sugar in his coffee.
e) There are cookies on the kitchen counter.
f) There isn't milk left in the refrigerator.
g) She doesn't have apples for the pie.
h) We don't need more salt in the soup.
i) He doesn't find oranges at the store.
j) There aren't eggs in the carton.
k) Is there ice cream in the freezer?
l) Do you have cheese for the pizza?
m) Are there onions in the salad?
n) Do you buy bread at the bakery?
o) Is there juice in the fridge?
p) She wants to buy fresh fish for dinner.
q) She doesn't want more ice cream.
r) We don't have more pasta in the pantry.
s) Is there cheese on the pizza?
5. Fill in the blank with should or shouldn’t

a) You eat more vegetables for a healthy diet.
b) She get enough sleep before the big exam.
c) We be polite and respectful to our elders.
d) He exercise regularly for better fitness.
e) They save some money for the future.
f) You skip breakfast; it's the most important meal.
g) She procrastinate if she wants to meet the deadline.
h) We be rude to others; it's not nice.
i) He smoke; it's harmful to his health.
6. Let’s play a board game. Play with your classmates and take turns to share
your answers.
1. Look at the pictures and label them with the phrases from the word box.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2.Fill in the blanks with COULD or COULDN’T
a) When I was 5 years old, I tie my shoes. (+)

b) My grandmother drive a car until she was 60 years old. (+)
c) My brother ride a bike until he was 8 years old. (-)
d) I speak English when I was 3 years old. (-)
e) My parents afford to send me to college when I was 18 years old. (-)
f) I swim when I was 2 years old. (+)
g) My sister play the piano when she was 7 years old. (+)
h) I read when I was 4 years old. (+)
i) My grandfather _ run a marathon when he was 50 years old. (+)
j) I write my name when I was 3 years old. (-)
3. Look at the photos and write about Susan’s past abilities. Use the most suitable
between could and couldn’t
When Susan was 9 months, she could

_
Abilities during childhood
Many famous people, who have achieved remarkable success as adults, possessed
unique past abilities during their childhood. These early talents and skills often played a
significant role in shaping their future paths.
For instance, Albert Einstein, renowned for his groundbreaking theories in physics, he
couldn't speak fluently until the age of four. His delayed speech development didn't
hinder his later ability to articulate complex scientific concepts, earning him a place in
history. Mozart, the prolific composer, could play the piano and compose music by the
age of five. His remarkable musical abilities during childhood paved the way for his
extraordinary career in classical music.
Oprah Winfrey, a media mogul and influential talk show host, couldn't have predicted
her future success while growing up in challenging circumstances. However, her natural
ability to connect with people and communicate effectively shone through, ultimately
leading to her iconic talk show and media empire.
The story of these famous figures illustrates those past abilities, whether delayed or
evident from an early age, can be transformative. It's a reminder that childhood talents,
nurtured and developed over time, can lead to extraordinary achievements in adulthood.
5. Read the text and choose the right options for each question.
a) What role did early talents and skills play for famous individuals?
A. They hindered their future success.
B. They were irrelevant to their future paths.
C. They played a significant role in shaping their future paths.
D. They only mattered if evident from an early age.
b) How did Albert Einstein's delayed speech development affect his later life?
A. It hindered his ability to articulate complex scientific concepts.
B. It had no impact on his later success.
C. It earned him a place in history.
D. It made him a renowned composer.
c) What could Mozart do at the age of five?
A. Compose music and play the piano
B. Speak fluently
C. Predict his future success
D. None of the above
d) How did Oprah Winfrey's childhood experiences impact her future?

A. They hindered her ability to communicate effectively.
B. They were irrelevant to her future success.
C. They helped her connect with people and communicate effectively.
D. They prevented her from becoming a media mogul.
e) What does the text remind us about childhood talents?

A. They always guarantee extraordinary achievements in adulthood.
B. They may be transformative when nurtured and developed.
C. They are irrelevant to a person's future.
D. They are only evident from an early age.
7. Click on the link https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/listening/208203 and

listen to the audio, then fill in the spaces with COULD or COULDN’T.
a. He visit his grandparents when he lived in China.

b. He read the text on the signs.
c. He understand Chinese.
d. After few months living there, He buy his lunch at school.
e. He play with some children.
f. He communicate with sign language.
8. Read the facts about Mark Zuckerberg in the post above and write a paragraph
about his past abilities.
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8. Think about a person you admire, and research about this person past abilities. Then,
prepare a presentation about this person and share your findings with your classmates.
1. Look at the pictures and label them with the right word from the word box.
2. Practice vocabulary related to inventions.

Click on the link
https://wordwall.net/resource/423730/tiger-6-unit-5-inventions-and-discoveries-
vocabulary and play the game. Then, share with the class your score and the new words
you have just learned.
PAST PERFECT
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
The Past Perfect tense is used to describe an action that happened

before another action in the past. It helps us make it clear which of
the two actions occurred first.
Structure
Subject + had + past participle verb+ complement.
Examples
● They had traveled to Europe before they met each other.
● By the time I arrived, he had already left.
Comon expressions with past perfect

Before She had already eaten before I arrived.
By the time He had finished the project by the time the boss returned.
When When she arrived, I had already left.
After After he had finished his work, he went home.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the spaces with the past perfect form, use the verbs in the brackets.
a) She (study) for three hours before the exam.

b) They (eat) dinner before the movie started.
c) He (read) the book before he watched the movie adaptation.
d) She (finish) her work by the time her boss arrived.
e) We (clean) the house before the guests came over.
f) They (visit) the museum before it closed.
g) I (fix) the car before we went on the road trip.
h) She (buy) the concert tickets in advance.
i) He (play) soccer with his friends before it started raining.
j) They (travel) to Europe before they got married.
k) She (go) to the store before she realized she forgot her wallet.
l) They (find) the lost dog before the owner called the
police.
4. Use the time table to write sentences using past perfect forms.
At 10h00 am At 12h00 At 3h00 pm At 4h00 pm At 10h00 pm

Make a class Have lunch Do her take a shower Upload the
report homework task on
moodle
Friday
At 12h00 At 1h00 pm At 2h00 pm At 5h00 pm At 11h00 pm
Finish her Clean her Have English Prepare dinner sleep
community house classes
service
By 11h00 pm, she had

When she went to sleep, she had
Most important inventions for human beings
Throughout history, humans have invented and innovated to improve their lives. Some
of these inventions have been so impactful that they have shaped the course of
humanity.
One of the most significant inventions in human history is the wheel, which was created
thousands of years ago. It has revolutionized transportation, making the movement of
goods and people much more efficient. The wheel's invention had a profound impact on
agriculture, industry, and trade, enabling the development of civilizations.
The printing press, invented by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century, changed the
way information was disseminated. It has played a crucial role in the spread of
knowledge and the advancement of education. Gutenberg's invention had a lasting
effect, laying the foundation for the modern era of information and communication. In
the 19th century, the steam engine was developed, sparking the Industrial Revolution. It
transformed manufacturing processes and transportation systems. Steam engines have
been integral in the development of modern infrastructure and the growth of cities.
The invention of the internet, which occurred in the late 20th century, has connected
people across the globe like never before. It continues to revolutionize communication,
commerce, and education. The internet is an ongoing source of innovation and change
in our lives.
Looking ahead, as we enter the 21st century, advancements in renewable energy sources
are changing the way we power our world. Solar and wind technologies have the
potential to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, which have had detrimental effects
on the environment.
5. Read the text and circle the right options for each question
a) What is the main topic of the text?
A. The impact of fossil fuels on the environment.
B. The history of human inventions and innovations.
C. The development of modern infrastructure.
D. The role of the printing press in education.
b) Which invention is mentioned as having a profound impact on transportation
and trade?
A. The printing press
B. The steam engine
C. The internet
D. The wheel
c) Who is credited with inventing the printing press?

A. Johannes Gutenberg
B. Albert Einstein
C. Thomas Edison
D. Leonardo da Vinci
d) What is the significance of the steam engine in the 19th century?

A. It connected people across the globe.
B. It changed the way information was disseminated.
C. It transformed manufacturing processes and transportation systems.
D. It advanced education.
e) What is mentioned as an innovation in the 21st century that has the potential to
reduce dependence on fossil fuels?
A. The printing press
B. The steam engine
C. Solar and wind technologies
D. The internet

https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/english-second-language- esl/923366 and
listen to the audio, then, choose the best option for each question.
a. What is the name of the programme?

A. Invention of the week
B. Important invention
C. Invention for the week
D. Great invention of the week
b. Colin is
A. Fifteen
B. Sixteen
C. Seventeen
D. Eighteen
c. Colin is from
A. England
B. Ireland
C. Scotland
D. South Ireland
d. Colin’s invention is for children with
A. Hearing problems
B. Learning problems
C. Breathing problems
D. Sight problems
e. The child breaths the spray through the elephant’s

A. Mouth
B. Tail
C. Ear
D. Trunk
f. Who suffers from asthma?

A. Colin’s mother
B. Colin’s cousin
C. Colin’s brother
D. Colin’s sister
6. Use the timeline on exercise 4 and 7 to guide you and write about the activities you
had done before going to sleep
By the time I went to sleep, I had
7. Use a time line to make a presentation, in which you have to describe the
activities you had done yesterday before going to sleep. The presentation must last 1
minute. Use this example=
1. Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOEEp_NdAZ4 and fill
in the table with the information required in each column.
Inventions Year of invention Inventor Inventor’s nationality

Light bulb
Thermometer
Mobile phone
Bicycle
Radio
Sewing machine
Microscope
Balloon
Calculator
Lift /elevator
Safety pins
Past perfect negative and interrogative forms
The Past Perfect tense is used to describe an action that happened before another action
in the past.
Negative Form:
To form the negative form of the Past Perfect tense, you typically use "had not" or the
contraction "hadn't" followed by the past participle of the main verb.
Structure:
Subject + had not (hadn't) + past participle (verb in past participle form)
Examples:
● She had not visited that museum before last week.

● They hadn't completed the project by the time the deadline arrived.
"Hadn't" is the contraction for "had not" in the negative form.
Interrogative Form:
To form the interrogative (question) form of the Past Perfect tense, only switch the
subject and "had" and use the past participle of the main verb.
Structure:
Had + subject + past participle (verb in past participle form)?
Examples:
● Had she visited that museum before last week?

● Had they completed the project by the time the deadline arrived?
These forms of the Past Perfect tense are essential for discussing actions that happened
before other actions in the past and for asking questions or making negative statements
about such actions.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Fill in the blanks with the negative form of past perfect. Use the verbs form the
word box.
a) She (not / finish) her homework before the teacher collected it.
b) They (not / visit) that museum before last summer.
c) He (not / clean) the house before the guests arrived.
d) We (not / eat) dinner before the movie started.
e) She (not / go) to the store before it closed.
f) They (not / read) the book before watching the movie.
g) He (not / sleep) for days before the exam.
h) We (not / buy) the tickets in advance.
i) I (not/eat) before I went to the restaurant.
j) She (not/go) to the store before she realized she forgot her wallet.
k) They (not/find) the lost dog before the owner called the police.
l) He (not/swim) across the river before he got tired.
m) She (not/run) a marathon before she injured her knee.
n) We (not/be) to the museum before, but we didn't remember
much about it.
o) They (not/do) their homework before they went to bed.
3. Use the clues to make questions using the past perfect

form. Example= Last night-arrive-you / before I (come)
Had you arrived last night before I came?
a) By the time-you-arrive / they (finish) the conversation?
b) When -you-call-her/ she (leave)?
c) Before-concert-start / we (eat)?
d) By the end of the day / he (read)?
e) What / you (do) before you went to bed?
f) By the time she (get) to the party/ everyone (leave)?
g) How many chapters / you (read) before the exam?
h) What / they (discuss) before the meeting?

Hedy Lamarr
Hedy Lamarr was a famous lady who lived a long time ago. She was born in Austria in
1914 and became a big movie star. She acted in many movies and was known for her
beauty and talent.
But Hedy was not just a movie star; she was also very smart. During World War II, she
had an idea to help the soldiers. She and her friend George Antheil created a special
device that could control torpedoes using secret radio signals. This made it hard for the
enemies to stop the torpedoes. Even though Hedy was very smart, not many people
knew about her invention at that time. It was a secret for many years.
Later on, people realized how important Hedy's invention was. It became the basis for
things like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS that we use in our phones and computers today.
So, Hedy Lamarr not only acted in movies but also helped make our modern world
more connected.
Hedy Lamarr's life shows that you can be beautiful, famous, and smart all at the same
time. She will always be remembered as both a Hollywood star and a clever inventor
who changed the world with her ideas.
a) Where was Hedy Lamarr born?
A. Germany
B. Austria
C. France
D. Italy
b) What was Hedy Lamarr known for besides being a movie star?
A. Her singing talent
B. Her beauty
C. Her cooking skills
D. Her athletic abilities
c) What did Hedy Lamarr invent during World War II?
A. A special device for cooking
B. A secret radio station
C. A device for controlling torpedoes
D. A new kind of car
d) What technologies are mentioned as being based on Hedy Lamarr's invention?

A. Television and radio
B. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS
C. Airplanes and rockets
D. Books and newspapers
e) According to the text, what does Hedy Lamarr's life show?

A. You can only be beautiful and famous if you're not very smart.
B. Being smart and famous are more important than being beautiful.
C. You can be beautiful, famous, and smart at the same time.
D. Smart people can't be famous in Hollywood.

https://www.allthingslistening.com/telephone---alexander-bell-
inventor-advanced.html and choose the right option for each statement.
a. There are 8 billions phones in the world

● False
● True
● Does not mention
b. Where was Alexander Bell born?

● Canada
● The United States
● Scotland
c. Alexander Bell invented the telephone when he was only 12 years old
● False
● True
● Does not mention
d. What dis alexander do when he first arrived in Canada?

● He experimented
● He became a teacher
● He became a farmer
e. According to the speaker, why was Helen Keller unable to see, hear or speak?
● She had an illness as a child
● She had an accident as a child
● The speaker does not mention it.
f. Mr. Watson was probably..
● Alexander Bell’s helper
● Alexander Bell’s father
● Alexander Bell’s neighbor
g. According to the speaker, when was the phone invented?

● 1876
● 1922
● 1873
6. Read the prompt and fill in the spaces with your own ideas.
a. By the time I went to bed last night, I had
b. By the time I turned 18 years old, I hadn’t
c. My parents had by the time they
d. I had learnt to by the age of 10

e. I hadn’t by the time
I
f. I hadn’t by the time I finished school.
g. I had bought my first by the end of
h. I had eaten by 5h00 pm yesterday

i. By 2022, I had
j. By the age of 18, I hadn’t
7. Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the following question. Remember to
answer them using past perfect forms.
1. What had you 2. What had you 3. What book 4. What had you
already done already done had you read already done
by the time by the time before you before midday
you ate you left home saw the yesterday?
breakfast today? movie
today? version?
5. What 6. What cities 7. Before you 8. Before you
languages had had you turned 18, left school
you already traveled what had what had been
learnt before before been your your dreamed
you were 17 becoming an hobbies? job?
years old? adult?
1. Look at the pictures and write below them the actions they refer to.
Past perfect vs. simple past

The simple past is used to describe actions or events that happened at a specific point in
the past. It indicates that the action is completed and no longer ongoing.
It is often used with time expressions like yesterday, last week, two years ago, in 1990,
etc.
Example: "She visited Paris last summer."
The past perfect is used to describe actions or events that happened before another
action or event in the past. It helps to establish a sequence of events in the past.
It is formed by using "had" + the past participle of the verb.
It is often used with expressions like "before," "after," "by the time," "already," and
"until."
Example: "By the time we arrived, she had already eaten."
Key Differences:
Simple Past: Describes a single completed action in the past.
Past Perfect: Describes an action that happened before another action in the past.
Simple past is used for describing individual past actions, while past perfect is used to
show which of two past actions happened first.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Read carefully the statements and fill in the blank spaces with the right tense.
Choose between simple past or past perfect.
a) By the time I (arrive) at the party, everyone

(already/finish) eating.
b) She (study) for the exam all night because she
(not/prepare) earlier.
c) When he (open) the box, he (find) a
surprise gift inside.
d) They (visit) several museums during their vacation
last summer.
e) By the time the movie (start), I
(already/buy) popcorn.
f) She (never/try) sushi before, so she was hesitant when
she (see) it on the menu.
g) After he (finish) his work, he (go) for
a walk in the park.
h) By the time we (arrive) at the airport, the flight
(already/leave).
i) She (lose) her keys, so she (have) to
ask for a spare set.
j) When I (see) the movie, I
(already/read) the book it was
based on.
k) I (already/go) to the store before I
(meet) you.
l) She (already/buy) a new dress before she
(go) to the party.
m)They (already/see) the movie before I
(get) home.
Thomas Edison
Thomas Edison was born on February 11, 1847, in Ohio, USA. He passed away on
October 18, 1931, in New Jersey, USA
Thomas Edison was a famous inventor from the United States. He was born in Ohio in
1847. Even as a young boy, he was very curious and loved to learn new things.
One of his most important inventions was the light bulb. He wanted to create a light that
could stay on for a long time, and he did it! People could use his light bulbs to brighten
their homes and streets.
Edison also made something called the phonograph, which was like a music player. You
could listen to music on it, and it was the beginning of modern music players.
He also worked on early movies. He created a machine called the Kinetoscope that
showed moving pictures, like the ones we see in movies today.
Thomas Edison was a very hardworking person. He had many ideas and inventions. He
even started a big company called General Electric.
He passed away in 1931, but his inventions are still important today. Edison's light bulbs
light up our homes, and his work in movies and music has shaped the entertainment we
enjoy today.
He is a famous inventor, and his life shows that with curiosity and hard work, anyone
can change the world.
3. Read the text and choose the best option.
a. When was Thomas Edison born?

A. February 18, 1837
B. February 11, 1847
C. October 18, 1931
D. October 11, 1847
b. Where was Thomas Edison born?

A. New Jersey, USA
B. Ohio, USA
C. New York, USA
D. California, USA
c. What was one of Thomas Edison's most important inventions?

A. The telephone
B. The radio
C. The light bulb
D. The computer
d. What did Edison create that was like a music player?

A. Television
B. Phonograph
C. Radio
D. Smartphone
e. What is mentioned as one of Edison's contributions to early movies?

A. Movie theaters
B. Popcorn machines
C. The Kinetoscope
D. 3D glasses
f. Which company did Thomas Edison start?

A. Microsoft
B. General Electric
C. Apple Inc.
D. Amazon
g. When did Thomas Edison pass away?

A. February 18, 1937
B. February 11, 1847
C. October 11, 1931
D. October 18, 1931
h. What does the text say about Edison's inventions today?

A. They are not important anymore.
B. They are still important and widely used.
C. They are all forgotten.
D. They are only used in museums.
i. What lesson does the text suggest we can learn from Edison's life?
A. Anyone can become famous without hard work.
B. Curiosity and hard work can lead to changing the world.
C. Inventions are not important.
D. Edison's life doesn't teach us any lessons.
j. Where did Edison spend most of his life?

A. In Europe
B. In Asia
C. In the United States
D. In South America

https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/english-second-language- esl/51496 , then
listen to the speaker and match the inventor with his inventions, year of invention and
his country.
5. Use the template below to find out information about a famous inventor. Then,
prepare his/ her biography. Remember to use simple past and past perfect as the mainly
verb.
Biography of
Date and place of birth and death
Family information
Lifetime accomplishment
Major events in his /her life
6. Prepare a presentation, in which you talk about your favorite inventor.

Include a digital poster to illustrate your ideas. The presentation must be done in 1
minute in length.
Crawl Express emotions Quick learner Draw pictures Invent a machine
Light bulb X ray machine Battery antibiotic
Visit study create sell move
Buy read look Write sell
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs was a famous man who helped create

amazing things. He was born in California, USA, on
February 24, 1955. When he was young, he liked
electronics and learning about computers.
Steve Jobs and his friend Steve Wozniak started

making a computer in a garage. They called it the
Apple I, and it came out in 1976. People liked it a lot,
so they made more. Apple became a big company.
In 1984, Jobs made a special computer called the

Macintosh. It had pictures on the screen, and it was
easy to use. People loved it because it was different from other computers.
But in 1985, Jobs had to leave Apple because of problems with the company. He felt
sad, but he didn't give up. He started a new company called NeXT, and it made
computers for schools and businesses. He also bought Pixar, a company that made
animated movies.
Jobs came back to Apple in 1997. At that time, Apple was not doing well. But Jobs had
many ideas. He made new things like the iMac, iPod, iPhone, and iPad. These things
changed the world. The iPhone, for example, changed how we talk and play with
phones. Jobs was also smart about selling music and apps. He made iTunes and the App
Store, where people could buy music and apps for their devices.
Steve Jobs made technology easy and beautiful. He cared about how things looked and
worked. His ideas inspired many people around the world.
Sadly, Steve Jobs passed away on October 5, 2011, because of an illness. But his
inventions and ideas are still important today. He showed that if you work hard and
have good ideas, you can change the world.
a. Where was Steve Jobs born?

A. New York, USA
B. California, USA
C. Texas, USA
D. Florida, USA
b. What was Steve Jobs interested in when he was young?

A. Sports
B. Electronics and computers
C. Cooking
D. Music
c. What did Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak create in a garage?

A. A car
B. A computer
C. A phone
D. A book
d. What was the name of the computer they created in the garage?
A. Apple I
B. Macintosh
C. iPhone
D. iPad
e. When did the Apple I come

out? A. 1955
B. 1976
C. 1984
D. 1997
f. Why did Steve Jobs leave Apple in 1985?

A. He wanted to start a new company.
B. He was tired of making computers.
C. He became a movie director.
D. There were problems with the company.
g. What did Steve Jobs start after leaving Apple?

A. A bakery
B. A new computer company called NeXT
C. A clothing store
D. A music band
h. What changed when Steve Jobs came back to Apple in 1997?

A. The company started making cars.
B. The company began selling only music.
C. The company stopped making computers.
i. What did Steve Jobs create for selling music and apps?
A. A bookstore
B. A supermarket
C. iTunes and the App Store
j. What did Steve Jobs show the world through his inventions and ideas?
A. That hard work and good ideas can change the world
B. That people should not use technology
C. That beauty is not important in technology
D. That technology is always complicated
3. Listen to the audio from Randall ESL Lab, click on this link https://www.esl-
lab.com/easy/social-media/ and choose the right option.
a. What is the man's name?

● His name is Robert.
● The man goes by Russel.
● The man's name is Ronald.
b. The man was born in .

● Texas
● California
● Canada
c. He for a living.
● sells animals
● teaches English
● runs a restaurant
d. The man .
● has two brothers and three dogs
● lives with his sisters and mother
● has an older brother and younger sister
e. What is the man's telephone number?

● His number is 789-3050.
● It's 789-1315.
● You can reach him at 789-1350
4. Fill in the blank with the right form of past perfect form
a) By the time we arrived, they (already/finish) the project.
b) She (read) three books before her exams.
c) They (never/travel) to Asia before last summer.
d) He (complete) all the assignments by Monday.
e) Sarah (watch) the movie before she went to bed.
f) I (not/eat) lunch before I left for the meeting.
g) They (never/visit) that museum before last weekend.
h) She (not/start) her homework until after dinner.
i) The shop (close) before we could buy anything.
j) He (not/see) the movie because it was sold out.
k) you (hear) the news before I told you?
l) she (already/arrive) when you called?
m) they (find) the lost keys in the garden?
n) he (visit) Paris before his trip to London?
o) you (ever/try) sushi before?
p) She (not/start) her assignment before
her computer crashed.
q) they (finish) the project on time?
r) By the time we got there, the store (close).
s) He (not/see) the concert because he lost his ticket.
t) she (ever/visit) that museum
before?
5. Fill in the blanks with the right tense between simple past or past perfect
a) She in this town for ten years, but she here

from another city. (live/ move)
b) I sushi before, so I it for the first time
yesterday. (taste/ try)
c) He reading the book yesterday, and he it
a lot. (finish/ enjoy)
d) They Paris twice, and they to the Louvre
Museum both times. (visit/go)
e) She that movie before, but she it again
last night. (watch/see)
f) We to this restaurant several times, and we there
just last week. (be/eat)
g) He at the company for five years, and he a
promotion recently. (work/receive)
6. Let’s play a board game. Read the prompts and select the right tense between
simple past and past perfect.
UNIT 5 Lesso
n
5A
a. VOCABULARY
FUTURE SIMPLE = WILL
The future simple tense is used to describe actions or events that will happen in the
future. When forming affirmative statements in the future simple tense, you use the
auxiliary verb "will" followed by the base form of the main verb.
future simple tense is often used for predictions, promises, spontaneous decisions, and
statements about the future. It is one of the most common tenses for discussing future
actions in English.
Structure:
[Subject] + [Will] + [Base form of the verb] + [Rest of the sentence]
Examples:
● We will visit our grandparents this weekend.
● I will go to the store tomorrow.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
2. Fill in the blanks with the right verbs. Use the future sentences affirmative form
with a verb from the word box.
a) Tomorrow, I to the beach with my friends.

b) She her new job next month.
c) They a new car next year.
d) He his grandparents over the summer.
e) We the latest movie when it comes out.
f) My sister from college in two years.
g) The company a new product in the fall.
h) They to a new city after they get married.
i) I'm sure you the party on Saturday.
j) They some gifts for your birthday party.
k) By the end of the week, he the project.
3. Look at the pictures and write about Tom’s and Becky’ s predictions for their
next month.
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4.Read the text and underline the sentences with will, indicating predictions.
Juan’s future life
Juan is a student of nursing at UTB. He has big dreams for his future, and he believes
that he will have a successful career as a nurse.
Juan knows that studying nursing is not easy, but he is determined. He will work hard
and learn all the important skills he needs. He will spend many hours in the library,
reading books and studying. He will also practice taking care of patients at the hospital.
In the future, Juan will graduate from UTB with a nursing degree. He will feel so proud
of himself. After graduation, he will start looking for a job at a hospital. He hopes to
work in the emergency room because he wants to help people when they are sick or
hurt.
Juan believes that he will be a great nurse. He will be kind and patient with his patients.
He will always listen to them and try to make them feel better. He will work with a team
of doctors and nurses, and they will all work together to save lives.
Juan's future looks bright. He will be a caring and dedicated nurse, and he will make a
positive difference in the lives of many people.
a. What is Juan studying at UTB?
A) Engineering
B) Nursing
C) Law
D) Psychology
b. Why does Juan think studying nursing is challenging?

A) He doesn't like helping people.
B) It requires a lot of hard work and learning important skills.
C) It's an easy field of study.
D) He doesn't believe in a successful nursing career.
c. Where will Juan spend many hours studying?
A) At the gym
B) In the library
C) At the park
D) In the cafeteria
d. What does Juan hope to do after graduating from UTB?

A) Travel the world
B) Find a job at a hospital
C) Start his own business
D) Take a break from studying
e. In which department does Juan want to work at the hospital?

A) Accounting
B) Emergency room
C) Marketing
D) Human resources
f. How does Juan plan to approach his patients as a nurse?

A) He will be unkind and impatient.
B) He will be kind and patient, always listening to them.
C) He will avoid talking to his patients.
D) He will only work alone without a team of doctors and nurses.

https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/english-second-
language-esl/379928 and choose the right answer for each question.
a. What happened to Justin’s phone?

A. Someone stole it
B. It’s frozen again
C. He forgot the password.
b. Why does he have that problem?

A. Someone hacked it
B. It’s a virus
C. It’s too old
c. What recommendation did Allie give Justin?
A. To buy a new cellphone.
B. To reset the phone
C. To install a good antivirus and update it.
d. She also recommend to all the passwords and not to use public
A. Reset/ wifi networks

B. Update / antivirus
C. Download/ internet
6. Write predictions about your life. Use future simple tense. Make at
least 10 statements.
7. Make a presentation about your future, include predictions related to your

academic, personal, professional areas. It must be done in 1 minute. Use a collage of
pictures to share the predictions.
1. Look at the images and label them with the right word from the word box.
2. Use the vocabulary on exercise 1 to fill in the spaces with the right word.
a. I want to the video so that I can watch it on my phone.
b. I used a to find information for my project.
c. She has a about cooking healthy food.
d. I like to listen to a about languages.
e. My friend a lot of information to do our project.
f. I some information on the platform, but it
did not appear here.
FUTURE TENSES- WILL- NEGATIVE FORM
The future simple tense in negative form is used to express actions or events that will
not happen in the future. To create negative sentences in the future simple tense, you
typically use the auxiliary verb "will not" (won't) followed by the base form of the main
verb.
Structure:
[Subject] + [Will not / Won't] + [Base form verb] + [Rest of the sentence]
Examples:
● I won't go to the party tonight.
● She won't visit her relatives next month.
● They won't buy a new car this year.
The use of won't (will not) makes the sentences negative, indicating that the actions
described in each sentence will not occur in the future. The base form of the verb
remains unchanged.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the spaces with the negative form of will, use the verbs in the word box.
a. I to the concert next weekend.

b. She the meeting tomorrow.
c. They a new house next year.
d. He his relatives this summer.
e. We at that restaurant tonight.
f. My brother for the exam next week.
g. The company a new product in the near future.
h. The sales in a short term.
i. Maria to Japan anytime soon.
j. We that movie this evening.
k. The children outside in the rain.
l. Sarah to my house next month.
m. My parents what to do about her situation.
The Importance of Technology in Education and Daily Life
Technology is very important for both education and our everyday lives. It helps us
learn better and makes our daily tasks easier. In education, technology has changed the
way we learn. It makes learning more fun and accessible. We can use computers,
tablets, and the internet to find information on any topic. This is great for students
because they can learn at their own pace. Educational apps and games make learning
enjoyable. Video calls and online classes help us connect with teachers and students
from all over the world.
Related to our daily life, technology is everywhere in our daily lives. We use
smartphones, computers, and the internet to communicate with friends and family.
Smart devices like thermostats and voice assistants make our homes more comfortable.
We can shop online, pay bills, and do our work from home. Technology even helps us
stay healthy with fitness trackers and medical apps.
In the future, technology will continue to change our lives. Artificial intelligence (AI)
will become more common. It will help us with tasks like organizing our schedules and
even driving cars. Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will make
entertainment and learning more immersive. We will see more robots helping with
household chores.
The internet will get faster, and more devices will be connected (Internet of Things).
This means our homes will become smarter and more energy-efficient. Also, technology
will play a big role in solving environmental problems, like reducing pollution and
using clean energy.
4. Read the text again and choose the right option for each question
a. What is the main purpose of technology in education and daily life?

A) To make tasks more difficult
B) To make learning easier and tasks more convenient
C) To limit communication with others
D) To reduce the use of computers and tablets
b. How does technology impact education according to the text?
A) It makes learning less accessible.
B) It makes learning more fun and accessible.
C) It only benefits teachers.
D) It slows down the learning process.
c. What are some examples of smart devices mentioned in the text?

A) Smartphones and tablets
B) Fitness trackers and medical apps
C) Video calls and online classes
D) Thermostats and voice assistants
d. What role will artificial intelligence (AI) play in the future?

A) It will make tasks more complicated.
B) It will have no impact on daily life.
C) It will help with tasks like organizing schedules and driving cars.
D) It will reduce the use of technology.
e. How will virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) affect
learning and entertainment?
A) They will make learning less immersive.
B) They will have no impact on learning and entertainment.
C) They will make learning and entertainment more immersive.
D) They will only be used for gaming.
f. What will the Internet of Things (IoT) do for our homes in the future?
A) Make our homes less energy-efficient
B) Have no impact on our homes
C) Make our homes smarter and more energy-efficient
D) Reduce the use of technology in homes
5. Listen to the audio 11, and fill in the spaces with the most suitable word.
Technology
What would we do without 1 ? Would we still be living in caves?

Probably. I think there are two main 2 of technology. The kinds before
and after computers. When we think about technology before 3 , it
was quite basic. It was all mechanical. Things like steam trains and 4
. At the time, that was cutting edge technology. But today’s technology is really cutting
edge. It’s the kind of technology that is out of date as soon as it hits the
5 . I love this. It’s so exciting seeing it all happen. I love reading
about what technology we’ll have in the future, and then buy it a few years later. It’s like
buying technology from 6 movies. I’d love to live to be 200 so I can
see what technology is around then.
6. Think about technology and inventions. Make 5 predictions related to

technology.
7. Think about the use of technology in education, medicine, entertainment,

agriculture, and so on. Then, choose one of these areas and prepare a presentation, in
which you make predictions about it in 50 years. Use pictures if it is possible and the
predictions may be positives or negatives. The presentation has to last 1 minute in
length.
1. Look at the pictures, then use the word in the word box to label each one with it
right picture.
2. Read the statement carefully and fill in the blanks with the vocabulary from
exercise 1.
a) The on the website answered my questions about product

availability.
b) revealed that our website traffic increased by 20% last
month.
c) My can set reminders, send emails, and provide weather
updates.
d) software transcribes spoken words into text
messages.
e) The in the factory assembles car parts efficiently.
Simple future tense-Will- interrogative form
It allows you to ask questions about future actions or events. To form interrogative
sentences in the future simple tense, you generally start with the auxiliary verb "will"
followed by the subject, then the base form of the main verb, and finally the rest of the
sentence.
Structure:
[Will] + [Subject] + [Base form of the verb] + [Rest of the sentence]?
● Will you come to the party tomorrow?

● Will they visit their grandparents next weekend?
● Will she study for the exam tonight?
In interrogative sentences using the future simple tense, the placement of "will" at the
beginning of the sentence signals that it's a question about a future action or event. This
structure is commonly used to gather information about future plans, intentions, or
predictions.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
3. Fill in the blanks with the interrogative form of Will. Use the verbs form the
word box.
a. you come to my birthday party on Saturday?
b. they finish the project by the deadline?
c. she buy a new car next year?
d. we have a picnic in the park this weekend?
e. he travel to Europe next summer?
f. it snow tomorrow?
g. you be attending the conference in June?
h. they visit their grandparents during the holidays?
i. she start a new job in the fall?
j. we go to the beach for vacation this year?

4. Read the statements and become them into questions using future tense s and
order them to make questions using future tense simple
a) virtual reality (VR) revolutionizes the way we experience entertainment

?
b) speech recognition technology becomes more accurate over time

?
c) artificial intelligence (AI) impact healthcare by diagnosing diseases faster

?
d) the Internet of Things (IoT) connect even more devices in our homes
?
e) smart cities be a reality with the advancement of technology

?
f) artificial general intelligence (AGI) be achieved in the coming decades

?
The Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in Our Lives
Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short, is something that helps us in many ways in our
daily life. Ai is useful. AI gives us personal assistants like Siri and Alexa. They can
answer our questions, set reminders, and even control our home devices, making life
easier. They also help students with their studies. They can use AI to find information,
get explanations, and practice skills online.
In healthcare, AI helps doctors and nurses make better decisions about our health. It can
analyze medical data quickly, helping to diagnose diseases and suggest treatments.
Also, When we need help with a product or service, AI-powered chatbots are there to
assist us 24/7, making it easier to get support.
In entertainment, AI recommends movies, music, and books based on our preferences,

making our entertainment choices more enjoyable. In factories and businesses, AI
robots can work quickly and precisely, increasing productivity and reducing errors.
Also, AI can translate languages, helping people from different places communicate
better.
In transportation, there are self-driving cars, guided by AI, can make our roads safer and
reduce traffic.
AI also helps us monitor and protect the environment by analyzing data on things like
air quality and climate change. AI helps people with disabilities by providing tools like
speech recognition and text-to-speech technology. In conclusion, AI has many benefits
that make our lives easier and more convenient. It helps us with everyday tasks,
improves our healthcare, and even protects the environment. As technology continues to
advance, AI will likely bring even more benefits to our lives.
5. Read the text and choose the best option for each question.
a) What does AI stand for in the text?

A) Automated Information
B) Advanced Intelligence
C) Artificial Intelligence
D) Automated Interaction
b) How do personal assistants like Siri and Alexa help us?

A) By cooking meals
B) By setting reminders and answering questions
C) By doing our homework
D) By controlling the weather
c) In which field does AI help doctors and nurses make better decisions?
A) Entertainment
B) Education
C) Healthcare
D) Transportation
d) How do AI-powered chatbots assist us?

A) By making delicious meals
B) By helping with homework
C) By providing support 24/7
D) By driving us to work
e) What does AI recommend based on our preferences?

A) Sports equipment
B) Movies, music, and books
C) Cooking recipes
D) Home decorations
f) What is one way AI contributes to transportation?

A) By creating traffic jams
B) By reducing road safety
C) By recommending travel destinations
D) By making roads safer and reducing traffic
6.Listen to the audio 12 and fill in the blanks spaces with words form the word box.
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence, or AI, is any type of 1 that can learn how to do

tasks on its own. 2 is starting to become very common in
everyday life. Phones and tablets often come with intelligent 3 .
Streaming platforms use AI to recommend content to their 4 . The
type of AI we have today is called 5 AI, which means it can
only perform very specific 6 . Researchers are trying to create
something called general AI, which would be able to think and learn like a human. But
many 7 are concerned about the future of AI. An extremely
intelligent computer would be very good at accomplishing its 8 ,
but it might not care very much about 9 .
7.Read the email below and answer to your friend. Your email must include 80 words.
Hey Karla,
Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer questions. Remember to answer them using
future tenses forms.
Think about the life in our planet in 200 years’ time.
1. What will people 2.How long will 3.What kind of transport

look like? people live? will people use?
4.How will they spend 5.Where will they go on 6. sport will be popular?
their free time? holiday?
7.Which new 8.How will the weather 9.What will change in the
machines will be change? field of medicine?
invented?
10. What will change 11. What will change in 12. What will change in the
in the field of the field of agriculture? field of entertainment?
education?
1. Click on the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0Dc58-_JBY then, watch
the verbs and practice their pronunciation.
2.
3. Fill in the blanks with the right verb. Use the verbs from the word box.
a) I will on the link to open the website.

b) Let's later after I finish my work.
c) I need to my shirt before we go out.
d) Please this document and save it on your computer.
e) To read the earlier messages, you can in the chat.
f) Don't forget to your assignment before the deadline.
g) I like to to find interesting articles.
h) I will you the details of the meeting tomorrow.
i) She can very quickly on the keyboard.
BE ABLE TO
"Be able to" is a phrase used to indicate the ability or capacity to do something. It is
often used in different tenses to describe one's capability or capacity to perform an
action in the present, past, or future.
Present - "Be Able To" in the Present Tense:

In the present tense, "be able to" is used to describe someone's current ability or
capacity to do something. It indicates that the person has the skill or opportunity to do it
at the moment.
Example:
I am able to speak French fluently. (This means you have the ability to speak French
now.)
Past - "Be Able To" in the Past Tense:

In the past tense, "was/were able to" is used to describe an ability or capacity that
existed at a specific time in the past. It indicates that the person had the skill or
opportunity to do it in the past.
Example:
She was able to solve the puzzle yesterday.
Future - "Be Able To" in the Future Tense:

In the future tense, "will be able to" is used to describe a future ability or capacity to do
something. It indicates that the person will have the skill or opportunity to do it in the
future.
Example:
After completing the training, he will be able to operate the new machinery.
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
4. Read carefully the statements and fill in the blank spaces with AM/IS/ARE
ABLE, WAS , WERE ABLE TO, WILL BE ABLE TO.
a) They to solve the puzzle in record time.

b) He to join the team next month.
c) We to access the new software now.
d) I to attend the conference next week.
e) Last summer, she to climb the mountain.
f) She to swim across the river.
g) Despite the difficulties, they to complete the project.
h) After training, he to fix the car.
i) During the storm, we to find shelter.
j) Despite the challenge, they to win the competition.
k) With more practice, she to play the piano beautifully.
l) After the course, they to speak Spanish fluently.
m) In a year, he to run a marathon.
n) Once the repairs are done, we to use the new equipment.
o) After graduation, I to start my own business.
5. Read the text and find the sentences that mention past, present and future
abilities.
JAME’S ABILITIES
When James was a young student, he was able to do some amazing things. In school, he
was really good at math and science. Solving tricky problems and understanding
complex ideas was something he could do easily. He was one of the best students in his
class. James also had leadership skills. He was able to lead the debate team and became
the head of the student council. This made him a confident and effective leader.
Now, in the present, James still has these incredible skills. He is able to use his math
and science knowledge in his job as an engineer at a big tech company. He can solve
real-world problems because of his past abilities. James is also able to keep up with the
latest technology, always learning and growing. He is a leader at work too. He is able to
lead project teams and communicate clearly with his colleagues. Many people admire
his abilities.
Looking ahead to the future, James will get even greater accomplishments. He will be
able to take on more leadership responsibilities at work, guiding important projects. His
ability to learn quickly will help him stay at the forefront of technology. James also has
a dream of giving back to his community. He will be able to use his skills to inspire and
teach young students who love math and science.
6. Read the text and select the best option.
a) When James was a young student, what subjects was he really good at?
A) History and English

B) Math and Science
C) Art and Music
D) Physical Education and Geography
b) What was one of James's remarkable abilities as a student?
A) Playing musical instruments

B) Solving tricky problems in math and science
C) Leading the school's soccer team
D) Painting beautiful pictures
c) In the present, what is James's job?
A) He is a chef at a restaurant.
B) He is an engineer at a big tech company.
C) He is a professional musician.
D) He is a writer for a newspaper.
d) How does James use his math and science knowledge in his job?
A) He uses it to write novels.

B) He applies it to solve real-world problems.
C) He uses it to design clothing.
D) He uses it to compose music.
e) What does the text say about James's ability to lead at work?
A) He is not a leader at all.

B) He is a leader in organizing parties.
C) He is able to lead project teams effectively.
D) He only leads his team in sports activities.
f) What does James dream of doing in the future?

A) He dreams of becoming a famous actor.
B) He dreams of traveling the world.
C) He dreams of giving back to his community by inspiring and
teaching young students who love math and science.
D) He dreams of retiring and living by the beach.
7. Listen to audio 13, then fill in the blanks with the word you hear.
Software
When I 1 a kid, I had never heard of software. If someones

2 me this word, I would have no idea what it meant. Today, of course,
it’s probably one of our most commonly 3 words. We can’t live nowadays
without software. We 4 an operating system to run our computers. Then we
need software to 5 documents, store our music and photos, play games, surf
the Internet, and a million other things. Without software, the world would probably 6
. The great thing about software is that it 7 better and better.
A few years ago, software didn't do much. It was very simple. Today, there’s very little
software cannot 8 . I’m not sure what my favourite software is. There’s too
much to 9 from.
8. Write about what you were able to do in the past, what you are able to do in
present and you think you will be able to do in the future.
Past abilities
Present abilities
Future abilities
9. Work in pairs and take turns to share with your classmate your abilities. It
can be a past abilities, a present ability or a future ability. It depends on your reality.
Microphone router Camera Draw pictures Invent a machine
Light bulb X ray machine Battery antibiotic
women Men feet dogs lives
Buy blog Podcast Link Search engine
ROBOT
Once upon a time, in a busy city filled with robots and machines,
there was a special robot named Robo. Robo was different from the
others because it had a big dream – it wanted to be a human.
Robo had shiny metal parts and could do amazing tasks. It could build
things, clean houses, and even play music. But there was something
missing. It couldn't feel the warm sun on its "skin" or laugh at funny
jokes like humans could.
Every day, Robo watched people in the city. It saw them smiling,
talking, and having fun. It wanted to be like them. It practiced smiling
and saying kind words to everyone it met.
One day, Robo met a friendly girl named Mia. Mia talked to Robo and shared her
stories. They became good friends, and Robo learned a lot from her. As time passed,
Robo kept trying to be more human. It learned about emotions, kindness, and helping
others. And though it couldn't be a human in the same way, it became a very special
robot. Robo showed that even robots could have big hearts and make the world a better
place.
2. Read the text and answer and choose the right option.
What made Robo different from other robots in the busy city?
A) It could build things and clean houses.
B) It had shiny metal parts.
C) It wanted to be a human.
D) It could play music.
What was Robo's big dream?

A) To have shiny metal parts
B) To do amazing tasks
C) To feel the warm sun on its "skin"
D) To become a human
What did Robo practice doing to become more like humans?

A) Building things
B) Playing music
C) Smiling and saying kind words
D) Cleaning houses
Who became friends with Robo and shared stories with it?
A) Other robots in the city
B) The busy city itself
C) A friendly girl named Mia
D) The warm sun
What did Robo learn from Mia?

A) How to build things
B) How to play music
C) About emotions, kindness, and helping others
D) How to laugh at funny jokes
What did Robo show by the end of the story?

A) Robots can build amazing things
B) Robots are better than humans
C) Even robots can have big hearts and make the world a better place
D) Robots should stay away from humans
3. Click on the link https://www.esl-lab.com/easy/social-media/ and choose the

right option.
a. What is the man's name?

● The man goes by Russel.
● His name is Robert.
● The man's name is Ronald.
b. The man was born in .
● Texas
● California
● Canada
c. He for a living.
● teaches English
● sells animals
● runs a restaurant
d. The man .
● has two brothers and three dogs
● lives with his sisters and mother
● has an older brother and younger sister
e. What is the man's telephone number?

You can reach him at 789-1350
It's 789-1315.
His number is 789-3050.

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BASIC 1

NOVIEMBRE 2023 - MARZO 2024

UNIT 1. LIFE EXPERIENCES

61-65 2E. Review Recalling topics unit 2

79-84 3C. Advices Vocabulary: Personal Should- Personal

91-95 3E. Review Recalling topics unit 3

121-125 4E. Review Recalling topics unit 4

150-152 5E. Review Recalling topics unit 5

a) Igo(go) to school every day.

a) Iam playing(play) tennis right now.

a) Whatare you doing(you do) right now?

Is the girl we are listen to in the conversation.

Marta Veloz is a 40-year-old woman from Mexico. She is

She lives in the USA and works as a doctor. Marta loves to

Marta is also a very active person. She enjoys playing sports,

8. Read the text and select the right option.

a. Where is Marta Veloz from?

b. What is Marta's profession?

c. What is Marta's favorite hobby?

d. What is Marta's favorite place to visit?

e. What is Marta's goal for the future?

1. I am currently reading a novel for my book club.

a) That can't be right. I you!

⮚ Roberto is Penelope’s (1)brother.

⮚ Penelope loves listening (2)Classicalmusic, Roberto

⮚ She likes reading (5) Adventurousbooks he likes

⮚ Penelope loves windsurfing but Robert (8)hatesswimming.

⮚ Penelope likes (9)Popfilms

The Smell of Adventure

1 a) taste b) smell c) hear d) see

LIKE AND DISLIKE

a) Susan has eaten at a fancy restaurant twice this month.

a) Learn/ I/ English/ five/ for/months/.

c) Marco/ married/ Sue/ and/ for/ three/be/months/.

e) Study/she/since/bar exam/the/for/last year/.

g) Live/ apartment/ We/ this/in/twenty/years/for/.

h) I/work/./ here/I/ graduated/college/from/since

i) They/ drive/ car/ a/ never/.}

Marco is a 20-year-old university student from

Marco has had many life experiences in his short life.

One of Marco's most memorable life experiences was

1. Where is Marco from?

2. What is Marco studying?

Learn English at Cenid Have English classes virtually.

Know my best friend Have a pet Do my internship

Bruise Bruised Bruised

Burn Burned/Burnt Burned/Burnt

Cut Cut Cut

Dislocate Dislocated Dislocated

Sprain Sprained Sprained

Tear Tore Torn

​ She has never been to France.

​ We haven't finished our homework.

​ Sara has not done her homework.

​ Peter hasn't chosen her dress.

a) Have you ever been to the beach?

Common injuries in teenagers and young adults

1. Which of the following is NOT a common sports injury?

2. Which of the following is a type of overuse injury?

4. Which of the following is a tip for injury prevention?

Injuries and accidents

something. I’m not as bad as my

She has never been to France.

We haven't finished our homework.

Sara has not done her homework.

Peter hasn't chosen her dress.