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Alex's skills on the soccer field have not gone unnoticed. He has been scouted by several professional soccer clubs,
and at the age of 10, he joined the youth academy of a renowned Premier League team. His dedication to training
and hard work has paid off, and he continues to impress both coaches and spectators with his incredible
performance during matches.
In addition to his soccer career, Alex is also a diligent student. He understands the importance of balancing
academics and sports, and he always ensures that he completes his schoolwork before attending soccer practices
and matches.
When asked about his dreams for the future, Alex confidently expresses his desire to play for the England national
team one day. He looks up to famous soccer players and draws inspiration from their journeys to success.
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Now, at 15, Jamie is an accomplished pianist and composer. He has won numerous piano competitions and has been
invited to perform at prestigious events. Jamie's passion for music extends beyond the piano; he also plays the violin
and guitar.
In addition to his classical training, Jamie enjoys experimenting with different genres of music. He has composed
original pieces that blend classical, jazz, and pop elements, showcasing his versatility as a musician.
Despite his remarkable talent, Jamie remains humble and dedicated to his craft. He practices several hours a day and
often spends his free time composing new melodies. Jamie dreams of becoming a professional musician and sharing
his music with the world.
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Mia Rodriguez is a 15-year-old aspiring artist from a small town in the countryside. She has always had a passion for
art and started drawing at a very young age. Her parents noticed her talent and encouraged her to pursue her
interest in art. Mia's preferred medium is acrylic paint, and she loves creating vibrant and colorful paintings.
She finds inspiration in nature, animals, and everyday life in her town. Mia often spends hours in her backyard,
sketching and observing the birds and flowers that surround her. Recently, Mia participated in a local art
competition, and her painting won the first prize. lt was a proud moment for her, and it gave her the confidence to
showcase her artwork to a wider audience. Mia dreams of becoming a professional artist one day and hopes to have
her own art gallery to exhibit her creations. Apart from painting, Mia enjoys visiting art museums and galleries in
nearby cities to learn from renowned artists.
She also takes part in art workshops to improve her skills and learn new techniques. Mia's art teacher has been a
great mentor, guiding her on her artistic journey. Mia's artwork has gained attention on social media platforms, and
she has started receiving requests for commissioned pieces. She feels grateful for the support she has received from
her community and is excited about the possibilities that lie ahead in her artistic career.
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1. Read this blog post about differences in British and English eating habits
and answer the questions (True of False) below:
[...] Among the most important meals of the day, the BRITISH certainly include breakfast. Most people begin
their working time early and have no time to make breakfast, but at the weekend, it consists of: eggs, bacon,
beans, sausages, porridge (one sort of barley parrot) and milk, juice or coffee (absolutely different from what
we Italians are accustomed to, it is similar to a barley beverage rather than coffee). They might eat yogurt,
toast, jam and butter. In the regions near the sea, smoked cod or smoked fish are also consumed during the
holidays.
Lunch is, instead, like a snack. Few British have the opportunity to go home to eat lunch, so their meal is
made up of a sandwich or a wrap (a kind of piadina) that can be stuffed with what you want: tomatoes and
tuna, ham and “Mozzarella” (which has more of the consistency of a pasta cheese), chicken, all seasoned with
sauces in quantity.
It can be said that dinner is the only meal actually “cooked" by the British. It consists of hot food, mostly
main courses, rarely soups or unique dishes (spaghetti with meat for example). The meat or fish to be served
is accompanied by potatoes or other vegetable-based side dish , often in cream (eg peas, mushed peas). The
dinner time is around 18:30 and 19:30 depending on the working needs of the individual households.
Typically British, finally, are the pies, even salted, and the pasta with beef or lamb.
Are these sentences true of false about BRITISH PEOPLE and their diet (according to this text)?
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5. They like dressings (mayo, ketchup, etc.) on salads and sandwiches | TRUE v| y
6. Lunch is the most important meal during the day. | FALSE v|./
The Young Gardener
In a quiet neighbourhood, there is a young gardener named Sophie. She is just 11 years old, but her love for plants is
undeniable. Sophie's family noticed her passion for gardening when she started growing small flowers and herbs in
her backyard.
Sophie's parents supported her interest and helped her set up a small garden. As Sophie spent time caring for her
plants, she learned about different types of flowers and how to tend to them. Her garden soon became a colorful
and thriving oasis.
At school, Sophie's friends admired her gardening skills, and she often brought fresh flowers to her teachers. Her
teacher even allowed her to give a presentation about gardening to the class. Sophie loved sharing her knowledge
and inspiring others to appreciate the beauty of nature.
Now, at 11 years old, Sophie dreams of becoming a professional botanist one day. She hopes to study plants in-
depth and contribute to scientific research. Sophie's ambition is to protect and preserve the environment by
understanding and promoting plant life.
Despite her young age, Sophie remains dedicated to her garden and is grateful for the support she receives from her
family and friends. She believes that gardening is a wonderful way to connect with nature and wants to continue
growing her knowledge and her garden.
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| (0) _am_ sorry but | won't be able to come to your party (1) «/ Saturday. | have a family event on the (2) / day. My cousin is
| know that | promised to (3) «/ you decorate and set up for the party, but | can't miss my cousin's wedding. It's a special occasion and |
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| hope you (8) y/, my absence, and | promise to make it up to you after the wedding. We can plan a day to hang out (9)
«/ or do something fun.
| hope your party goes well and that you have a great time. I'll be thinking of you and wishing | could be (10J were | «/, with you all.
Best wishes,
Alex
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25th July
| am writing to inquire about purchasing two tickets for the upcoming Luke Spiller concert at The Lyceum Theatre. My son, Nick, is a crazy fan of Luke Spiller and
has been waiting for so long this event. Nick's birthday is just around the corner, and | can't think of a better gift than surprising him with two tickets to see his
favorite artist perform live. As he has always admired Luke Spiller's incredible talent and mesmerizing stage presence, this concert would be a dream come true
for him.
Frank Burton
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Waterloo, London
16th January
lam writing to inquire about purchasing four tickets for an upcoming comedy show at The Old Vic. | am planning a fun-filled evening with my friends and would love to treat them to a delightful theatre
show.
As a devoted fan of comedy, ! believe The Old Vic would be the perfect venue for an unforgettable night filled with laughter and entertainment. | am particularly interested in a comedy show featuring
the talented David Mitchell, His incredible wit and humor have lefta lasting impression on me, and | believe that his performance at The Old Vic would be an absolute treat,
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8th October
My wife and | are excited to celebrate our upcoming 10-year wedding anniversary, and we are looking for the perfect location to make this milestone truly memorable, The Ritz London Hotel has always
been on our list of dream destinations, and we believe that staying in the Suite Presidential would be the ultimate way to mark this special occasion,
We would like to request a reservation for the Suite Presidential from November Sth, with a checkout date of November 10th, This five-night stay would allow us to immerse ourselves in the timeless
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My teacher, Robin Gibson, has told me to read Understanding Science before my exam on 17th April. | am on holiday
in Horthfleet at the moment but I'll return to my home at 22 King's Road, Weston on 9th April. l'd like to get
the book the next day and keep it for one week. It's by SJ Renshaw. Tank you.
Mary Jones
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l really liked school, but | thought that when 1 left college, that was the end of learning. Then | discovered online studying.
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l'm doing Spanish and film making. | don't want to stop as | really enjoy learning this way!
Samantha Jones
I finished school without any real skills and | had my daughter when | was eighteen. When she started high school, 1
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class. My teacher was amazing. and | was really surprised that | could do the work. In the end, | went to college and
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Lucas goes to school every day of the week. He has many subjects to go to each school day: English, art, science,
mathematics, gym, and history. His father packs a big backpack full of books and lunch for Lucas.
His first class is English, and he likes that teacher very much. His English teacher says that he is a good pupil, which Lucas
knows means that she thinks he is a good student.
His next class is art. He draws on paper with crayons and pencils and sometimes uses a ruler. Lucas likes art. It is his
favorite class.
His third class is science. This class is very hard for Lucas to figure out, but he gets to work with his classmates a lot,
which he likes to do. His friend, Kyle, works with Lucas in science class, and they have fun.
Then Lucas gets his break for lunch. He sits with Kyle while he eats. The principal, or the headmaster as some call him,
likes to walk around and talk to students during lunch to check that they are all behaving.
The next class is mathematics, which most of the students just call math. Kyle has trouble getting a good grade in
mathematics, but the teacher is very nice and helpful.
His fourth class is gym. It is just exercising. History is his last class of the day. Lucas has a hard time staying awake. Many
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A GREAT SUMMER VACATION
| just returned from the greatest summer vacation! It was so fantastic, | never wanted it to end. | spent eight
days in Marseilles, France. My best friends, Henry and Steve, went with me. We had a beautiful hotel room in
the Latin Quarter with balcony and it wasn't even expensive.
We visited many famous tourist places. My favorite was the museum. | was always interested in art, so that
was a special treat for me. The museum is so huge, you could spend weeks there. Henry got tired walking
around the museum and said “Enough! | need to take a break and rest.”
We took lots of breaks and sat in cafes along the beach. The French food we ate was delicious. The wines
were tasty, too. Steve's favorite part of the vacation was the hotel breakfast. He said he would be happy if he
could eat croissants like those forever. We had so much fun that we're already talking about our next
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$ Peter: You'll absolutely love it, Emily. The surroundings are so serene and peaceful.
$ Peter: Yes, there are plenty of fun activities like fishing, boating. and hiking trails. It's a dream destination for adventurers.
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Yesterday, while walking in the park, | heard someone playing beautiful music on a guitar. | stopped to Listen X and itwas a
talented street musician. Anyone passing by couldn't help but Hear X the incredible melody. The sound was so captivating that
people stopped to enjoy the performance. | noticed a little girl dancing to the rhythm, and her joy was evident to anyone watching. It
was amazing to see how music can touch people's hearts and bring strangers together. !'m grateful for those moments when we
pause to Listen X and appreciate the simple joys that surround us.
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situations when referring to unknown or unspecified people. They add flexibility to our language, allowing us to communicate
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Vancouver Island's Pacific Rim Whale Festival
In British Columbia, people have festivals that celebrate the things that make their hometown special. Every year, about 20,000
grey whales swim past the west coast of Vancouver Island. The whales travel from Mexico to the Arctic and back again. The whole
trip is about 16,000 kilometres. Every March, the people who live around the Pacific Rim National Park have a festival to celebrate
the whales' journey. The festival is the Pacific Rim Whale Festival. The whales travel very close to the shore as they swim north.
This allows people to gather together to watch the whales from land and from boats.
On the east coast of Vancouver Island, you can see people moving through the water in a strange type of boat. During the
Nanaimo Bathtub Race, people have a big race in boats made from bathtubs! The city of Nanaimo is home to the oldest and most
famous bathtub boat race in the world. The race started as a silly event in 1967. Today, Nanaimo's World Championship Bathtub
Race is a serious sport that brings racers and visitors from around the world.
Vancouver is home to another famous festival on the water. This is the Dragon Boat Festival. Dragon boat racing started in China
more than 2,000 years ago. lt was brought to Vancouver during the World's Fair called Expo 86. The Dragon Boat Festival came
back to Vancouver in 1989 to celebrate the many cultures living together in the city. The festival begins with a ceremony. The
ceremony wakes up the dragon and gives the people and boats the dragon's strength. Each boat has a dragon's head on the front
and a tail on the back. The boat holds a team of about 20 people. The people in the boats paddle to the beat of a drummer. The
drummer sits at the front of the dragon boat.
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countries. She dreams of exploring exotic places and experiencing different cultures, But her job is demanding, and she (5)
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Though he has faced (5) [some] challenges that initially (6) [terrified ] him, such as managing difficult situations or dealing
with students with special needs, Lucas has never (7) [ given ] up. Instead, he has sought guidance and professional
development opportunities to become a better teacher,
There have (8) [ been ] days when things went terribly wrong, but Lucas has always remained resilient, learning from those
experiences and trying to improve his teaching methods, He (9) [ takes ] great pride in seeing his students succeed and grow
academically and personally.
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John has worked as a (1) [spy] for many years. His (2) [job] involved gathering secret information
for the government. Over
the years, he has (3) [ had] many thriling and dangerous missions. However, the life of a spy can De (4) [terribly]
challenging, and t has (5) [taken] a toll on John's personal life, He has (6) [ missed] many important family events and
gatherings due to his (7) [work]. Despite the difícultes, John has always been dedicated to his job and (8) [ worked]
diligently to protect his country. The experiences he has gained as a spy have shaped him intoa resilient individual, Even
though he has(9) [retired ] from his spy career now, he still recalls the moments of tension and excitement during his
missions. John's (10) [ work]as a spy has been an important part of his life, and it has lefta lasting impact on him.
On Easter Sunday Christians around the world (1) [ celebrate] the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, The Jewish, religious teacher
and son of God was (2) [ executed] by the Romans about 2000 years ago. Three days after he had died, he returned to life
again and (3)[ rose] to heaven. Many Christians
think that, like Jesus, they will also rise to heaven after(4) [ death] . That
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come from “Eostre”, an Anglo-Saxon (6) [ goddess] . Every year a spring festival was celebrated in her (7) [honour] . In most
Christian churches Easter is celebrated sometime between March 22 and April 25, It falls on the first Sunday after the first full
moon in spring. Easter(8) [marks] the end of a time of prayer and (9) [ fasting] that we call Lent. Itis believed that during
this time Jesus Christ went through the (10) [ desert] for forty days without food. The last week before Easter is called Holy
Week. lt begins on Palm Sunday, the day on which Jesus (11) [ entered ] Jerusalem, His followers threw palm (12) [ leaves]
on the streets. On Holy Thursday, Jesus had his Last Supper with his disciples or (13) [ followers] . The next day, Good Friday,
Jesus was nailed to the (14) [ cross ] .At3 o'clock in the afternoon church services around the world recall the last hours of his
(15) [ suffering ] . On Easter morning (16) [ resurrection ] is celebrated. On the evening before, many people take part in
processions with candles in the hands. On Easter Day the fasting period is over and people get together with their families and
friends and have big meals.
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Marlene has been studying chemistry at the university for the (1) [ past] four years, She has (2) [worked] hard and diligently
to excel in her studies. During her time at the university, she has (3) [ learned ] various complex concepts and conducted
experiments in the laboratory. Marlene has always (4) [ been] passionate about chemistry, and her dedication to the subject
has been evident in her exceptional grades. Alongside her studies, she has also been interning at a chemical company to gain
practical experience, The company has (5) [ appreciated ] her enthusiasm and commitment to learning. Throughout her
academic journey, Marlene has (6) [ faced] challenges, but she has remained resilient and determined to achieve her goals.
The knowledge she has (7) [acquired] and the experiences she has gained during her (8) [university] years have prepared
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Marlene (9) [is] ready to make a positive impact in the chemical industry.
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containers with small (3) [ treasures] in them. The locations of these containers are posted on the Internet by people who
have (4) [ actually] been there. In order to go geocaching on your own you need a GPS (5) [ device] or a mobile phone
app that tells you where you are, Type in the coordinates and (6) [ navigate ] your way to the cache. There are many (7) [
websites] that post information about the location of a geocache. They offer information on what kind of cache to look
for, the geographical (8) [ features] of the area or how difficult it is to find it. Once you have found the cache you can (9) [
sign] alogbook, that records your (10) [ presence] and shows that you have located the geocache. If you decide to keep
the treasure you must put something else in its (11) [place] so that other people can find it. Caches can contain a wide
range of (12) [items] including badges, stickers, sweets or even money. The geocache (13) [community] is growing
every day. Itis (14) [ estimated] that there are about3 million geocaches around the world, on all continents, even
Antarctica.
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2. Her [eloquent] speech moved the audience and left a lasting impact.
3. The security guards remained [ vigilant] throughout the night to prevent any unauthorized entry.
4. The human spirit can be incredibly [ resilient] even in the face of adversity.
5. Aspiring writers often [emulate ] the writing styles of their favorite authors in their early works.
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about 5 cups of tea per day, or about 1,700 cups a year - the largest per capital consumption in the world, Traditional afternoon teatime goes (9)
back (Y tothe 19th century. Many families celebrate this custom in an exclusive way, with expensive china and silver spoons. Tea has a
Hello Andres,
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Hi Lucia
How are you? It was so nice to meet you last week in Sydney at the sales meeting. How was the rest of your trip? Did you
see any kangaroos? | hope you got home to Mexico City OK. Anyway, | have the documents about the new Berlin offices.
We're going to be open in three months. | moved here from London just last week. They are very nice offices, and the
location is perfect. There are lots of restaurants, cafés and banks in the area. There's also public transport; we are next to
an U-Bahn (that is the name for the metro here). Maybe you can come and see them one day? | would love to show you
Berlin, especially in the winter, You said you have never seen snow - you will see lots here! Here's a photo of you and me at
the restaurant in Sydney. That was a very fun night! Remember the singing Englishman? Crazy! Please send me any other
photos you have of that night. Good memories, Please give me your email address and | will send you the documents.
Mikel
m email l address.
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Hi Tom,
| hope this letter finds you well. It's been a while since we last wrote to each other, and | thought it's time to catch up. How
have you been? l've been busy with my studies and work, but ! finally found some time to write to you. | want to tell you
about my recent trip to the mountains, Last month, | went hiking with my family, and it was an amazing experience. We
stayed in a cozy cabin near a beautiful lake. The scenery was breathtaking, and we even saw some deer and a bear from a
safe distance. During the hike, | took lots of photos to capture the stunning landscapes. l'Il send them to you soon so you
can see the incredible views. Have you ever been to the mountains? If not, | highly recommend it. The fresh air and peaceful
surroundings are so refreshing. By the way, | remember you mentioned your interest in learning a new language. l've
started taking Spanish lessons recently, and it's been both challenging and fun. | can now have basic conversations and
understand simple texts. Maybe we can practice together someday. Let me know how you've been and if you have any
exciting plans for the upcoming holidays. I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Sarah
Hi Mark,
I hope this message finds you well. lt was great meeting you at the conference last week in London.
Did you have a safe trip back home to New York? | wanted to let you know that | have the
presentation slides from the conference. They have some valuable information that | think you'll find
useful for your project. Let me know if you want me to email them to you. By the way, | heard you
enjoy hiking. There are some beautiful hiking trails near my city. Maybe you can plan a trip here
sometime, and | can show you around. Here's a photo of us from the conference. lt was a productive
and enjoyable event. Good memories indeed!
Take care,
Emily
3. Emily has the presentation slides from the conference. TRUE viy
5. Emily and Mark have known each other for years. FALSE v|y
l hope this message finds you well. | wanted to say thank you for the lovely time we had at the beach
last weekend. The weather was perfect, and it was great to catch up with you. | wanted to ask if you'd
be interested in going on a hiking trip next month, There's a beautiful national park about two hours
away from the city, and | heard the trails there are amazing, | think it would be a great opportunity for
some outdoor adventure and to enjoy the stunning views. By the way, do you remember Mark from
our college days? He's organizing a reunion party next week. It will be at a trendy restaurant
downtown. | hope you can make it!
Let me know your thoughts about the hiking trip and the reunion party.
Take care,
Emily
1. Emily and Sarah had a great time at the beach last weekend. TRUE viy
6. The hiking trip will take place next week. TRUE v|X
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1.Jack likes to | complain | ./ about the weather being too hot in the summer.
1. Sarah wants to| improve | ./ her English speaking abilities, so she practices every day.
2. The company had to| cancel «/, the event due to unforeseen circumstances.
4. The government conducted a| survey | ./ to gather public opinions on the new policy.
Our health insurance services have a cost from $100 to $5000 depending on the medical
coverage that the client wishes, we are waiting for you (6) A * our offices,
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Address: Av. Carlos Julio Arosemena km 1/2
1(3) cannot X attend because all my family agreed for the first time that we will have vacations on the same date, and we cannot miss the
together (5) if
opportunity to be (4)|togetherX *. ¡tis possible, | would appreciate it that we can continue classes next week.
In less than a week. Maybe Thursday or Friday could work for both of us. | hope there (6) is not X problem, so could you contact my parents
to discuss my excuse for absence? My parents will be (7) waiting * for your call. You can contact my parents at 598-1012 or email
CarlosWemail.com. (8)Lt) X mom usually gets home at 7:30 pm and my dad ¡is available all afternoon.
my
Sincerely,
Caroline.
Greetings from Barcelona!
HI Alex,
How's it going? | hope this message finds you well. lt was great to meet you at the language exchange event last week. | had a fantastic time
chatting with you and practicing English and Spanish together.
By the way, how was your weekend trip to the mountains? | heard you love hiking, and the mountain trails in that area are stunning, Did you
manage to reach the summit?
| wanted to let you know that | have some exciting news. | got accepted into a Spanish language course at a language school here in
Barcelona! I'll be starting the course next month, and !'m really looking forward to improving my Spanish skills.
Also, | have attached a couple of photos from the language exchange event. It'salways nice to capture those moments, Ifyou have any
photos, I'd love to see them too.
Take care, and I'm looking forward to our next language exchange meet-up.
Hasta luego,
Maria
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6. Maria is excited about the language exchange meet-up.
Hi there,
My name is Sarah, and I'm from Canada. | recently saw your profile on the pen pal website, and | thought it would be fun to become pen pals.
| love learning about different cultures and making new friends from around the world.
| live in a small town called Maplewood, which is surrounded by beautiful forestsand lakes. It's a peaceful and friendly place. | have a big
family, including three brothers and two sisters. We often have family gatherings and enjoy spending time together,
'm a big fan of outdoor activities like hiking and camping. Last summer, | went on a camping trip to the Rocky Mountains, and it was an
amazing experience. | would love to hear about your favorite hobbies and places you like to visit.
l also enjoy reading books, especially mystery and adventure novels. Do you have any favorite books or authors? Maybe we can exchange
book recommendations.
l'm looking forward to hearing more about you and your life in your country. Tell me about your favorite traditions, holidays, and any
interesting events that happen in your town.
Best wishes,
Sarah
2. She saw her pen pal's profile on a social media website. | Fal5e “|
False v|y
4. She has four brothers and one sister.
True vis
5. Sarah enjoys outdoor activities like hiking.
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6. Last summer, she went camping in the mountains.
Hi Mark,
| hope this email finds you well. lt was great catching up with you last weekend at the park. | wanted to let you know that
'm hosting a BBQ party at my place next Saturday, and I'd love for you to join us,
The party will start at 1:00 PM and will go on until late in the evening, We have a spacious backyard with a nice garden,
perfect for outdoor gatherings. I'll be firing up the grill and preparing some delicious burgers and sausages. There will be
plenty of food, drinks, and good company.
You're more than welcome to bring a friend or two along. It'll be a great opportunity to meet some new people and have a
fun time together, We'll also have some outdoor games like badminton and frisbee, so be prepared for some friendly
competition.
Please let me Know if you can make it, so | can plan accordingly. Ifyou have any dietary preferences or restrictions,
just let
me know, and I'll make sure we have something suitable for you.
Best regards,
Emily
8. Emily will be grilling burgers and sausages for the party. False v]X
Weekend Plans
HI Alex,
How's it going? | hope you're doing well. !'m writing to see ifyou're up for some fun this weekend,
| heard there's a new movie theater that just opened in town. They are showing the latest action movie that everyone's
talking about. | know you're a big fan of action movies, so | thought you might be interested. The movie starts at7 PM on
Saturday. Let me know if you want to go, and lll book the tickets,
Also, there's a new restaurant that opened up near the theater, They serve delicious Italian food, and | heard they have live
music on weekends. It could be a great place to grab dinner before the movie. What do you think?
Ifyou're busy on Saturday, we can do something else on Sunday. There's a local park nearby where they have a beautiful
lake, We can go for a walk, have a picnic, or even rent a paddleboat. It's always so peaceful there,
Let me know what you think and iFyou're available, Looking forward to hanging out!
Best,
Sarah
3. The restaurant near the theater serves Italian food. False v|X
5. If they can't go out on Saturday, they can do something on Sunday. | "We Y|W
8. Alex and Sarah have never hung out before. False v|W/
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Comments
Well done, Emily! You've shown great improvement in your algebra and calculus skills, Keep up the good work! Your understanding of statistics is
also commendable.
However, we noticed that you struggled with geometry this term. Geometry can be challenging, but don't worry, with practice and additional
support, you can improve. We encourage you to review the concepts covered in geometry and seek extra help from your teacher or fellow
students if needed.
Overall, you've performed well, and we're pleased with your progress. Keep up the effort and keep challenging yourself!
Sometimes you still make small grammar mistakes, and | think you can improve your vocabulary. | recommend you review
many of the language points we studied this term. There is extra language practice in your online workbook.
The area you need to work on the most is listening. | know this is difficult for you. | recommend more practice at home. Listen to
English TV shows, podcasts and radio as much as possible. | can give you a list of things to listen to.
l've enjoyed working with you. Have a nice holiday, and good luck for next term!
Instructor's name: Erin Gibbs
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1.ltakethe [train] to work every day because it's faster than driving.
2. My friend likes to ride her [ bicycle] to school because it's good exercise.
3. We missed my school-bus, so we had to take a [ taxi ].
1. | prefer taking the [ airplane] for long-distance trips as it saves a lot of time.
4. The [tramway] system in the city is efficient and helps ease traffic congestion.
6. We went for a relaxing ride on a [boat] in the lake during our vacation.
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5. We had a long and enjoyable [ conversation ] about our plans for the weekend,
Truman Burbank is a 29-year-old (1) [ insurance ] salesman who lives in a comfortable town called Seahaven, which is (2) [
located] on an island, probably off the coast of Florida. Truman is a sincere and very nice person who begins to (3) [
suspect] that there is something very strange going on his life, and little by little, he learns the (4) [truth ] . Ever since he
was born, Truman has been filmed for a live television show that is (5) [broadcast] 24 hours a day to the rest of the world,
and thus, everything and everyone that he thinks he knows is, in (6) [fact] , part ofa giant television studio designed to
(7) [show] his life. Truman begins to discover the (8) [ reality] of his world when the television producers of "The Truman
Show" begin to make silly (9) [ mistakes] that give Truman an idea ofwhat is really happening, After listening to a radio
broadcast that seems to be broadcasting everything he is doing, and then seeing workers who look like they're fixing his
own (10) [ office] building as ¡fit were part of a movie set (which it ¡s!), Truman (11) [ decides] he needs to get away from
Seahaven. He tells his wife and best friend that he wants to go to the island of Fiji, where the family of a girl he once liked
very much had apparently moved, Thus, the (12) [ producers ] of the show must think of every possible way to (13) [
convince] Truman that it would really be much better if he stayed home in Seahaven, without of course, (14) [ despite ]
to him that his whole world ¡s actually a giant TV studio, Eventually though, Truman becomes determined to leave the island
that he has never left before, (15) [success] his horrible fear of water (which began as a child when he thought he saw his
father (16) [ drown ] in a storm). As each way off the island is mysteriously blocked--- from car to bus to boat---Truman
comes increasingly closer to finding out the true (17) [ nature] ofthe world around him
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Nicole (1). has v|y been pursuing her studies diligently (2) | for v|./_ the past few years. She enrolled in college four years
(3) ago Y / to pursue a degree in psychology. Since then, she has been fully committed to her academic journey. (4)
For Y the past two years, Nicole has (5). been v /, actively participating in various research projects as part (6) | of y
«/ her course requirements. She has enjoyed the opportunity to apply her theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.
Since the beginning of this semester, Nicole has been attending specialized workshops and seminars to broaden (7) | her y
/ Understanding of different psychological concepts. These additional learning opportunities have (8) been v|y
For the past month, Nicole has been preparing for her final exams. She has spent countless hours (9) | in v|y the library,
studying and reviewing her notes. With determination and hard work, she aims to achieve excellent grades. (10) | Since Y /
her childhood, Nicole has had a passion for understanding human behavior, and her dedication to her studies is a testament to
her commitment (11) to “iy making a difference in people's lives through her work in psychology.
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My name's Emily. Morning is my favorite part of the day. | wake up every morning Y and
head straight to the kitchen. My mom is always there, preparing a delicious | breakfast «/ for me. She
After / breakfast, | rush to get dressed for school. | put on my school uniform and grab my
backpack. Then, I'm ready to go. Mom and | leave the house together, and we walk to school. She
says, "Have a great day, Emily!" and | give her a big hug.
| enter my «y/ and see all my friends. We chat and laugh before the teacher arrives. One
day, the door opens, and | was so y/ to see my aunt |/, Mrs. Johnson, standing there!
She's our new substitute teacher. lt was a funny surprise!
2. In the seaside cottage, you can enjoy [ocean ] views from the living room.
7. The spacious open-plan living area in the [ chalet] includes a well-equipped kitchen.
The giant panda is a bear that lives in central China. It is special because of lts black and white fur. Pandas belong
to the most(1) | endangered w!Y' species of
in many countries to save the giant panda. The animal has been driven away from ¡ts natural habitat because of deforestation, intensive farming and the
creation of new(4) | settlements 4" , The giant panda can reach
a height of up to 1.5 metres and weigh
up to 150 kg. Pandas have bodies like bears, but
scientists do not know why they grow a thick black and white (5): fur ww . Itkeeps them warm during the cold winter months and the white colour protects
them from possible enemies in the snow-covered mountains in which they live, Pandas have large teeth, which they need to eat bamboo, their (6) | basic y
y food, Because it is low in nutritional value it does not give pandas much energy to move around for longer periods of time, Giant pandas can live up to 20
years in the wilderness
and 30 years in zoos. They start (7) ' reproducing v Y” between 4 and 8 years of age. When panda cubs are born, they are very tiny, only
about a thousandth the size ofthe mother, and blind, Like all mammals, they get their food from their mother, whom they stay with for up to three years before
being able to (8) | survive wiY alone. Pandas have beenan important
(9) | species | throughout history. They first became known in the western world
during the middle of the 19th century. In the 19605, the Chinese government (10) | realized 4" ithad to do something to protect the giant pandas from
becoming (11) | extinct y .Since then they have set up 40 reserves in which the animals are protected. In the 1970s, pandas played a role in the
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opening of Communist China to the west. They were sold to zoos in other countries. Today, about 45 pandas live in zoos outside China. Zoologists are putting
millions of dollars
into (12) | breeding Y” the animals in captivity. When they get older, they are released again into their natural habitat,
My Trip to Paris
Hi everyone,
| just got back from an amazing trip to Paris, and | wanted to share my experience with you all. Paris is such a beautiful city with so much to see
and do. During my trip, | visited famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
The architecture in Paris is stunning, and | couldn't stop taking photos of the beautiful buildings. | also enjoyed trying the delicious French cuisine,
| had croissants and café au lait for breakfast, escargot and coq au vin for lunch, and créme brúlée for dessert. The food in Paris is absolutely
delicious!
One of the highlights of my trip was taking a boat cruise along the Seine River. It offered a unique perspective of the city, and | got to see many of
the famous landmarks from the water.
The weather was lovely during my trip. lt was sunny and warm, perfect for exploring the city on foot. | also took the opportunity to sit in one of
the charming Parisian cafes and people-watch.
Overall, my trip to Paris was fantastic, and | can't wait to go back someday.
3. The writer took a boat cruise on the Seine River. TRUE v|Y
4. The weather during the trip was rainy and cold. FALSE v Y
7. The writer visited the Louvre Museum but not Notre-Dame Cathedral. TRUE v|X
write to you after our teacher introduced us as pen pals. It's great to have a friend
from a different country!
l live in Paris, and it's a beautiful city with so much history and culture. Have you
ever been here? | would love to show you around if you decide to visit someday.
| heard from our teacher that you love sports. lim a big fan of soccer, and ! play for
a local team here. What sports do you enjoy playing or watching?
l also enjoy reading books, especially mysteries and thrillers. Do you have any
In your last letter, you mentioned that you enjoy cooking. That's fantastic! What's
Anyway. Um looking forward to hearing more about you and your country. Tell me
about your favorite hobbies, places you like to visit, and your family.
Take care,
Sophie
Did you enjoy the music and the food? | had a fantastic time.
By the way, | have some exciting news to share. | got a new job! | will be starting at
the marketing company next month. It's a big step in my career, and I'm really looking forward to it.
Remember the trip we planned to the mountains? Well, it's still on! | booked the
cabins, and we're all set to go next weekend. It's going to be an adventure, and |
can't wait to go hiking and explore the beautiful scenery.
Oh, and do you remember the dog we saw at the park? | couldn't resist adopting
him. He's the cutest little pup, and | named him Max. He's been keeping me busy,
but | love having him around.
Anyway, I'll be sending you the details of our mountain trip soon. Let me know if
you have any preferences or ideas for our itinerary.
Sara
1. Tom and Sara saw each other at the party last weekend, | 'RYE_Y|4
5. Tom is going to plan the itinerary for the mountain trip. | 'RYE Y|X
l hope this email finds you well. | wanted to talk to you about our plans for the
weekend. As you knovwv, its my birthday on Sunday, and | zhoughrt it would be great
have a barbecue in the backyard and enjoy some delicious food. The weather
forecast says it's going to be sunny, so it should be a perfect day for ourdoor
activities.
Uwe invited some other friends as well, so it will be a fun gathering. We can play
some games, listen to music, and just have a good time. lf you want, you can bring
Let me know if Saturday works for you, and if there's anything specific you'd like zo
contribute zo the party, like drinks or snacks. l'm sure it's going zo be a memorable
Best regards,
Sophia
5. They will have a sing-along session with the guitar. True FALSE Y] X
4. After a long day at work, he likes to relax in his Y/ and watch TV.
1. The river rafting adventure is suitable for [families ] and groups of friends.
2. All safety equipment, including life jackets and helmets, is provided for the [adventure ].
3. The river offers beautiful views of the surrounding [countryside ] and wildlife,
4, The cooking class is open to individuals and [couples] who love food.
5. You'll get to use fresh ingredients from the local [market ] in the cooking class.
6. The cooking class is held in a charming [kitchen] with a warm and friendly atmosphere.
7. The river rafting adventure promises a fun and [exciting ] experience.
8. In the cooking class, you'll learn cooking [techniques ] that you can use at home.
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Hi Sarah,
| hope this message finds you well. I'm excited to share my recent trip to London with you. The city has been incredible, and |
have had a fantastic time exploring its historic landmarks.
During my stay, | have visited many famous places, including Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London. The view from the
top of the London Eye has been amazing , and | have taken a lot of photos.
| have also tried some delicious British cuisine at local pubs and restaurants. The fish and chips and traditional afternoon tea
have been my favorites!
One day, | joined a guided tour to explore the neighborhoods of Camden Town. It has been fascinating to learn about the
vibrant street art and music culture of the area.
The weather has been a bit unpredictable, but overall, | have had a wonderful time in London.
| can't wait to catch up with you soon and share more stories from my trip.
Take care,
Michael
True y
False
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True y
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True
False
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In their early adulthood, they established a bicycle shop to support their passion for aviation. They believed that by studying the (2) ............. of birds
and applying their knowledge to aircraft design, they could achieve powered flight.
They faced numerous challenges and setbacks along the way, but they were (3) ............. to make their dream a reality. After years of testing and
refining their prototypes, they finally achieved success on December 17, 1903, when their aircraft, named the Flyer, made its historic flight at Kitty
Hawk, North Carolina.
At that (4 ac. air travel was considered an impossible feat, The Wright Brothers' achievement revolutionized transportation and paved the
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during the Old Kingdom period of ancient Egypt. The largest and most famous pyramid is the Great Pyramid of Giza, built for the
pharaoh Khufu.
The construction of the pyramids required (2) ................ engineering skills and extensive manual labor. The Egyptians used sophisticated
techniques to precisely align the pyramids with the cardinal points of the compass. The stones used in the construction
were (3)... cut and transported from quarries along the Nile River.
The pyramids served as monumental structures that symbolized the power and authority of the pharaohs. They were also believed to
facilitate the pharaoh's journey to the afterlife. Inside the pyramids, lavish burial chambers and treasures were placed alongside the
pharaoh's mummified remains.
Today, the pyramids continue to be a major tourist attraction, attracting visitors from all over the world. They are a testament to the
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physics. Determined to pursue her passion, she moved to Paris to study at the Sorbonne University.
During her studies, Marie faced numerous challenges, but she was (1) ............... to overcome them. Her groundbreaking research led to
the discovery of two new elements, polonium and radium. Despite the difficulties, Marie always found a (2) ............... to continue her
work.
At that (3) auna , the scientific community was predominantly male-dominated, but Marie's dedication and brilliance set her apart.
She became the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and she later received a second Nobel Prize in a different field,
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the majestic Andes Mountains to the enchanting Galapagos Islands, Ecuador offers a wide range of (1) for travelers to explore.
The indigenous communities of Ecuador have a deep connection with their ancestral traditions and are known for their vibrant (2)
craftsmanship. Their colorful textiles and intricate artwork are highly prized and reflect the country's cultural diversity.
Ecuador is home to the remarkable Amazon Rainforest, which teems with an incredible variety of wildlife. This unique ecosystem provides a (3)
for scientific research and ecotourism. Exploring the lush rainforest is an awe-inspiring experience.
In addition to its natural wonders, Ecuador hoasts a rich historical heritage. The city of Quito, with its well-preserved colonial architecture, is a
UNESCO World Heritage site. Its historic center is a (4) to the country's past and showcases its architectural splendor.
Ecuador's cuisine is a delightful fusion of flavors, combining indigenous ingredients with Spanish influences. Ceviche, a popular seafood dish, and
llapingachos, are just some of the mouthwatering dishes that (5) the local gastronomy.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or a food lover, Ecuador offers an unforgettable adventure for every traveler.
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Cooking has always been my favorite hobby. | developed an interest in it when | was a child, watching my grandmother prepare
delicious meals in her kitchen. She taught me basic cooking techniques and shared her secret family recipes. Since then, | have been
experimenting with different ingredients and flavors to create my own dishes.
One of the things | love most about cooking is the opportunity to be creative. | enjoy combining various ingredients to invent new
recipes. Sometimes, | like to challenge myself by trying out dishes from different cuisines around the world. It's exciting to explore
different flavors and cooking styles.
Cooking also allows me to share my passion with others. | often invite friends and family over for meals, where | get to showcase my
culinary creations. It brings me joy to see their smiles as they savor the food | have prepared. | also enjoy exchanging recipes and
cooking tips with other food enthusiasts online. It's a wonderful way to connect with people who share the same interest.
To improve my cooking skills, | constantly seek inspiration from cookbooks, cooking shows, and online tutorials. | also like to attend
cooking classes to learn new techniques. Practice is key, so | try to cook regularly and experiment with different ingredients and
methods. Making mistakes is part of the learning process, and | embrace them as opportunities to grow and improve.
Overall, cooking is not just a hobby for me; it's a way to express myself and bring joy to others through delicious food. Whether I'm
cooking for myself or for others, the kitchen is where | find solace and unleash my creativity.
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scouts. His dedication to the sport paid off, and he was offered opportunities to train with top coaches and teams. In pursuit of his dreams, Bolt
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The sailing boat Tara, (0) _was _ partofa science project to learn about the air, sea and ice in the Arctic. The scientists could
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Later that day, Sarah, a kind-hearted waitress at the restaurant, found the wallet while cleaning the table. She immediately
checked the ID to find the owner's contact information and called Michael to inform him that she had found his lost wallet.
Michael was relieved and grateful when he received Sarah's call. He went back to the restaurant to collect his wallet, and he
thanked Sarah for her honesty and kindness.
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his parents, relatives, and friends, He saw Sarah's family and friends, SuddenlyJoe Smith understood, This was not Bob's wedding! This was Joe Smits wedding!
Joe Smith began to shake, but he didnt run away. Twenty minutes later
Joe Smith and Sarah were husband and wife,
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