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a 3 Use states took ere WG Baad VERBS AND PREPOSITIONS Discussing a Quiz 3 complete the dialogue using a suitable express 1 choose the correct preposition that follows the verb in bold in A. Then match A to B to form logical sentences. A 1 Turn down the music! | can’t concentrate t0/0n / about It's not polite to stare on / of / at My sister accused me of / for / on How does Jack's school compare in / to / about For our new project, we're searching at / in / for 8 a. an interesting topic © people in the street my work d yours? € losing her earrings. 2 complete the sentences with the correct preposition below. Use some prepositions more than once. on | for | about | in | of 1 Why don't you care getting good marks? 2 I've never heard that actor. 3 Joe apologised forgetting my birthday. 4 Lesley often blames other people her mistakes. 5 Cant rely you to e-mail our project to the teacher by 9 o'clock tonight? 6 Suzy’s constantly complaining her maths homework. Without studying, you won't succeed these school subjects. below. ; {actually think that | I'm not sure that’s right the quiz says | according to the quiz I think that’s correct because Bob: . Journalism is a suitable career for me. : | don’t write particularly well. Mary: But» vrata about things and interested in people. 4 this describes you well - and those are qualities a journalist needs. Bob: Well, i's something to think about. What's your re Mary: It says that I'm compassionate, scientific and detail-oriented. * it pretty much how | see myself. But | hadn't thought becoming a doctor, like the quiz suggests. Maybe | should start to consider it. Comparing Pictures 4 Look at the pictures below and complete the sentences. 1 In both pictures, 2 The pictures are similar because 3 They both show 4 The pictures are different because 5 In picture A, we see while in picture B, 6 Picture A shows whereas picture B shows 7 Another difference is that Discussing a Quiz 3 Complete the dialogue using a suitable expr below. lt actually think that | I’m not su ession re that’s right the quiz says | according to the quiz I think that’s correct because Bob: Mary: Bob: Mary: _, journalism is a. a suitable career for me. ; : oe _. .E don’t write particularly well. But ? ; “cumaminae you're CUPOUS about things and interested in people. / . _.. this describes you ve" well - and those are qualities a journalist needs. Well, it’s something to think about. What’s your resul! It says that I’m compassionate, scientific and detail-oriented. % .ccnnmnmnnnninnnnnnnn . it’s pretty much how I see myself. But | hadn’t thought of becoming a doctor, like the quiz suggests. Maybe | should start to consider it. ‘omparing Pictures 4 Look at the pictures below and complete the sentences. 1 In both pictures, ...... 9 Tho nircrtitrac are cimilar hararca GEE an articie 1 Read the article and complete the sentences using your own words, ample of a craft that Going projects, students work both way students practise oracy in class is by Students working for a group of hotels writer hopes that other schools 2 choose the correct answer. 1 The schoo'’s founders blame ‘education on typical fact-based 2 teachers lack of creative thinking © the exam system d the number of compulsory subjects 2 What is slow education? 2 tis another term for project-based learning. b Itrefers to 2 new combination of school subjects, € IRallows students to learn at their own pace. it emphasises deep learning of a subject ‘om Year 10 on, students spend half a day every week getting work experience afternoons preparing for the GCSE exams ‘a week in an organisation or company time each afternoon working on a real-life pro 3 Find words or expressions in the text that mean 2t detail (lines 15-21) 2 judged something for quality lines 36-49) traordinary (lines 36-49) 4 words expressing approval or admiration nes 36-49) ie eae ee ding 1 f This i ive wh 4 secondary sithed Landen M0 tn three ed whe "4 ™ might eran rector Wi ie Vio proces seni wok - knwrvledge. Schenk 21 alse emphasises crac ~ the sity peal M yn in ways teat ning, an pp forthe Depart because there's no escape from exams. OCSE. (Genend Cerificate of Secondary Faucatiom) studies begin in Yew 10, on assesses schol, has tated Sched 21 very wubyects promenes outstanding learning “© They noted students’ excellent attitudes to learning. good ‘manners and reypect for everyone, theit maturity and vmifidence m speaking. and thei remarkable work dememstratiog Kenrwledge ana skills at levels beyond © those expected for theit age pry/ That's clearly high praise Perhaps vill encrmrage Uther schist Solerm Schoo 21's model COE informal e-mail 1 Choose two adverbs that can be added to each sentence, Then rewrite the sentences with the words you chose. 1 | signed up for two tough science classes. Write an e-mail to a friend about the start of yoy school year. Write 100-120 words. " 1 What classes are you taking this term? | 2 Which classes are you enjoying / not enjoying? 3 What especially interesting, boring oF challenging assignments have you had so far? 4 What extra-curricular activities are you doing a barely © very b generously d_ unfortunately °m enjoying chemistry because my teacher makes it all seem fun, thinking of doing? a actually © abit ae b incredibly d hardly DO THE TASK & organise your ideas into paragraphs and write your e-mail. Use the model in Exercise 2 and the Useful Expressions below to help you. Remember to use adverbs of manner, degree and comment. USEFUL EXPRESSIONS =m Hi..t/ Dear, How have you been? What's up? / What's new with you? What's going on with you? / How are things going? For me, / Personally, .. I'm already feeling 'm not sure (about) .. Can’t wait to hear from you. / Can't wait to hear about what's going on W's impossible to describe how boring my computer programming class is! a extremely practically b obviously carelessly 4 Writing these daily short stories for my English class hhas been difficult. a poorly barely b fairly d honestly 2 complete the e-mail using the adverbs below. luckily | certainly | hopefully | quite Virwally | especially | barely | peal 24 Sommmndsatm, sae ors | aSeel Take care, | | How have your frst couple of weeks of school been? For me this | | term is * going to be a challenge. 'm already | | feeling? stressed! 'm taking Iteatue, CHECK YOUR WORK | ‘environmental science, y calculus and French ~ i aoearart Set eae 5 Use the checklist below to check your work | keep up. ‘Fortunately, though, | ike all of my classes except Ss Organisation | | calculus, which I'm doing poory in. wasn't « * Spelling | | surprised when | failed the fist test. ° ‘ ‘+ Punctuation ‘+ Word order: | | Jane's going to go over everything with me this weekend, a start understanding the subect. + Grammar With so much schoolwork, tl be ” + Use of adverbs impossible for me to continue all my extra-curricular + Use of connectors actives, but I'm definitely not giving up the guitar! | con't wait to hear about what's going on with you. ‘Toke care, Check Your Progress (20-0 /] aaa «1 eT 1 choose the 0 words 1 bold, answer, Pay attention ta the 1 The praject required a great punt of tine wa tively diseusei 44 lot (very litle (a say ually have 4 These instructions are don't know what 10 do, 4 In English, our latest assignment isto write 4 book report / take ant exam, 5 This fs a Lough neighbourhood, You see a lot of violence / knowledge hee thnow/ 2 The sentences below do not make sense, Correct them by replacing the words in bold with wards. In bold from another sentence, 1 Jake was turned round for pushing another student 2 obeyed when someone shouted my name, am yet 4 My friends andl | have always revised school rules, 5. My grandfather ne punished at age 15. 6 Ann dropped out yesterday afternoon and met some friends, 3 complete the passage using the words below, p extra-curricular activities | acquire | demanding pay attention | challenges | compulsory | achieve An Education in Adventure For most students, and hiking are ' US schools, participation in out eps these activities can be anything from backpacking trips in forests and mountains to rock climbing and. snowboarding. According to these schools, these kinds of physically experiences provide many benefits. Students * the ability to work well in groups and learn how important it isto follow instructions and to the world around them, They also gain confidence by overcoming huge ‘and discover that they things they didn’t udventure sports such as kayaking think were possible varie i Hench im just {atari ey fotony preeet ane dae Nonnenroen 2 The carnipuner eyeierh liveak dew vale we aie ‘our prorarnining West last Friday, 07 Hie tance (ylve vs wnonher one yee 4 That man aver wun ‘an hi laptop since #40, and the only thing He (andar) 90 Fa V6 a cup 08 tons 4. iy the tire ey bnvother ‘owns to university, he oon te years that he want 9 study law, As for me, ‘(nt feat that strongly about anything any Nowrite the sentences using the words in brackets Do not change the original meaning, 1 The exam started at 6.30. 1 got to school 1 rninutes late, (after 1 2 My (on My 4 A ravely skip el 1 4 The next bus Is due here in threw minutes. (be) the 5 Iwas listening to music during my walk home. (while) 1 ool stopped offering music class year ago, (often 6 The last time we went to the cinema was in June. (since) We 7 | started studying French for the first time last week. (unui

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