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Match the words on the right READING
with their corresponding ...J
homophone on the left. Read the text and underline the
vocabulary words that are
A. Pair C 1. Break related to the performing arts
or musical instruments.
B. Ate __ 2. Eye
C. Brake __ 3. Knew
TALENTED SOUL
D. Wait __ 4. Bee Performing Arts Academy
E. I __ 5. Eight
III F
Answer the questions based GRAMMAR F
on the text exercise 7 text.
Write complete sentences for
A-G based on the
chart below. Make sure to use
1. What is the mission of the Talented
Soul Performing Arts Academy? “like” or “doesn't like”. Follow
the example.
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Complete the sentences with the Complete the sentences using the
O correct preposition given and the
correct form of the verb in
© expression “has to” or “have to”
plus the correct form of the verb
parenthesis. given.
about / in/ of / on / at (x2) go / do / work/ have I perform /
practice
A. My best friend is really good (play) the
accordion. A. My father _______ ___________in his office
from Monday to Friday.
B. You shouldn't be afraid _____ ___
(perform) in public. You are a good actor. B. My little sister ___________ _____________to
bed before 8 p.m.
C. My sister is serious ________ ___________
C. The actor ___________ _______________in
(study) ballet when she leaves school.
front of an audience in the afternoon.
D. My brother is hopeless ________ D. The boy ____________ ____________ an
___________ (cook).
audition if he wants to play in the orchestra.
E. I am interested _____ ____________ (learn) E. I _________ _______________a lot if I want
to be a good future dancer.
to become a great dancer.
F. My brother _____________ _______________
F. Charles is not keen _________ ______ (be) in
the new play. special lessons because he is a jazz pianist.
O
Write sentences, about yourself,
using a verb of “ambition” from
box 1 and a verb from box 2,
0 Write the questions using “have
to” asking about the information
from the sentences in exercise
pay attention to the structure. 12.
Box 1 Box 2 A. _Does your father have to work in his _____
office from Monday to Friday? _______________
want travel - learn
hope plan
J work - become
study - buy
Structure: C. _____________________________________
Verbs of ambition + main verb in infinitive
Example: I want to become a good dancer.
A.
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D. _____________________________________
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C.
E. _____________________________________
D.
UNIT
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Rewrite the following sentences Complete the sentences using
D. I have to go to drama classes in the afternoon. F. My teacher speaks ___________ quickly that I
can't understand her ideas.
A. The doctor is
A. It is bad for your teeth to eat
candies.
go out with his friends.
Eating __________candies is bad for
your teeth. B. The soup is
______________________ eat.
B. It is nice to take my two dogs for a
walk ______________ my two dogs C. The new singer is
for a walk is nice.
sing in this small place.
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completely.
UNIT
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Complete the sentences with WRITING
O the verbs in the infinitive or the
gerund.
F
111 F
Imagine you are the owner of a Read and answer the following
performing arts academy. Write a questions.
description about it (create a
name, talk about the mission and A. Do you think it is necessary to go to a
the activities students are special academy to become a star? Why?
going to do). You can use Why not?
exercise 7 as an example.
Our mission
Contact us :
k -----
UNIT
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LISTENING Listen to the audio of a person
talking about his art academy
Listen to Tom and Betty's audio and complete the chart.
talking about music and answer Audio 02
the questions. Audio 01 | Name of the academy:
A. What do Tom and Betty think about
music? | Mission:
Tom:
Betty:
Betty:
In dance classes students
will...
C. What kind of music do they like? Tom:
Betty:
In drama classes students
will...
D. What kind of musical instrument do they
play?
Tom:
PRONUNCIATION
Betty:
Listen to the audio's pronunciation of
the “short vowels” sounds in the
E. Which instrument(s) would they like to
play? following words, then listen again and
Tom: repeat them.
Audio 03
Betty:
SHORT VOWELS
F. Are they attending to music classes in a
performing arts academy? Yes/ No, Why? Short “a” words: A
Tom: - act, has, ask, *
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SPEAKING Get together with a classmate,
< ________
Get together with a classmate
and talk about the answers from
exercise 21.
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ENHANCING VOCABULARY
Writing exercise: ask the student to write 4 separate (simple, complex,
complete, negative, positive, and interrogative) sentences and to include one
or more of the following words + the statement “talented people”.
Vocabulary list.
zoology, dialogue, aspire, jovial, random, recede, stereotype, boisterous,
authentic
1.
4.
Writing exercise: write two sentences using two of the words from the
vocabulary list.
1.
2.
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2. Throw the pair of dice and write the number. Then, take the 1 st number and find its equivalent
vertical number (1 st column) and do the same for the 1 st horizontal line with the second number
drawn.
4. Follow the instructions to construct and recite a sentence (structure the time accordingly).
- This game may have several variations.
1 .Small or large group setting or individually.
2. The sentences could be oral or written.
3.System where the teacher can use multiple words in a sentence.
4. May be informative, humorous, educational... teacher's discretion.
Example:
1st dice you drew a “5” / 2nd throw you drew a pair of 4s / trace the two numbers to their
intersection (the noun lichen). So, the task is to write a sentence related to sustainability
theme using the noun “lichen”
Sentence in sustainability theme: Plan the path towards your future carefully, the road at
times is like a lichen plant and could get slippery, especially towards the top where it is
steep, (historian sea-dreamer)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 nebula (n.) inference (n.) hypocritical (adj.) alliteration (n.) rainforest (n.) ultraviolet (adj.)
2 renegade (n.) advocate (n.) quarantine (n.) nocturnal nuisance (n.) vaccine (n.)
(adj.)
3 guerrilla toxin (n.) parasite (n.) decimated (v.) marsupial (n.) advocate (v.)
(adj.)
4 immune (adj.) phloem (n.) outrageous (adj.) lichen (n.) boycott (v) mutation (n.)
5 quota (n.) wretched (adj.) quarantine (V.) boycott (n.) suffrage (n.) marsupial (adj.)
6 kilometer (n.) ambiguous (adj.) antibody (n.) guerrilla (n.) impertinent (adj.) renegade (adj.)
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Make sure to play the game until you let sufficient participants play. If at 1st you play it within a four group setting make
sure each group gets a chance. Start timing after the teacher tells the student/group to begin writing. The group or
students that wrote and recited the sentence the fastest is the bearer of the flag of knowledge.
UNIT
Sport center
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Restaurant
Skyscraper
Shopping Mall
Police station
Library
UNIT
If
James: Ok, thanks. See you soon! _______
UNIT
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Complete the conversation Read the examples below.
•
using the phrases in the box.
Cerci: Sorry to bother you but can you • Please close _______
please tell me where's the nearest bank? the door.
a. near
Diana: It's on Pink Road. • Sam sat close_______
Cerci: to his cousin. b. shut
_________________________________ ?
Diana: Go down Yellow Road and turn right. • The rope wounded
It's in front of the bank. around his
ankles.
a. tied around
• The soldier
b. an injury
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HF7
READING F
Betty: ok, I got it. Were there any good Look at the map again and
restaurants?
Pink Street, and a Café was across from Ginos. 1. Where's the grocery?
Betty: We should go next weekend, I'll buy the
books I need and then we'll eat something. What
do you say?
Charlie: Ok, it sounds good. 2. I'm at the supermarket. How do I get to the
UPJ
GRAMMAR Complete the conversation with
Blue Road. Turn right at the parking Lindsey: It _____________ fine during the first
lot. Go along Blue Road, the week, then it _______________too cold and
some days.
the road on the left.
Jimmy: Did he stay at the hotel the second week of
your vacations?
C. You are at the bank. Turn left and
Lindsey: No, he didn't. He ________________ with
go straight ahead on Purple Road.
me all the time. What about you?
Pass by the movie theater, the Jimmy: I _______________ not on vacation. I
is at the end of worked the whole week.
the road on the left. Lindsey: Too bad! You have to rest more.
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Write a short paragraph about Rewrite the sentences in simple
© what you did during last
vacations.
past form.
4. He comes to my apartment.
Can
7. They don't play soccer anymore.
Come
Leave
10. He tells me his little secret.
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Miss
Say
11.1 turn left and find the store.
Tell
Turn
12.1 want to go to Paris on vacation.
Want
UNIT
11X7
Write the corresponding past Write sentences based on what
form of the verb in parenthesis. these people were doing
yesterday.
1.1 _________ (To wish) I ___________ (To be)
x z ----------------------- x
rich.
2. He __________ (To wish) he ____________
(To live) in Brazil.
3. I ________ fTo be) too fat. I wish I
__________ (To be) thin.
4. She _________ (To wish) she ___________(To
be) more confident.
5. They ________ (To wish) they ___________
(To win) the match.
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WRITING LISTENING
2. ________________________________
Watch
3. ________________________________
4. ________________________________
Read
5. ________________________________
6. ________________________________
Do
7. _________________________________
8. ________________________________
Go
9. _________________________________
10. ________________________________
Listen
Choose the beginning from column Listen to the audio and underline
A and the ending from column B. the words you hear. Audio 05
Make up a story and add as many
1. At 9 a.m. James and Oliver were at the
details as necessary.
bank / bakery I police station.
A B
2. James and Oliver were at the museum
...was walking home from ...it was the president of
at 9:00/9:30/10:00 a.m.
school. my country.
...received a strange ...there was a police car 3. At 11 a.m. James was at the bank /
phone call. outside my house.
museum / bakery.
...accepted an interesting ...found a beautiful dog.
invitation.
4. Jane I James / Oliver was at the candy
store at 11 a.m.
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SPEAKING
Chat with a classmate the
following questions:
1. Which words from the vocabulary in this unit
were the most difficult to understand? Why?
Read the words, out loud, and Read and follow the instructions.
circle the seven words with the
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long 'a' sound. 1. Get into groups of six. Divide each group into two
teams. Write as many words as you want from the
vocabulary in this unit on a piece of paper, fold them,
Play Key and put them into a bag.
Sail Map
2. One person from a team takes a word and makes
Rat Money a drawing so the others can guess the word.
Lion Time
3. The team that guesses the most words wins.
Wake Rose
UNIT
HF*
ENHANCING VOCABULARY
Writing exercise: ask the student to write 4 separate (simple, complex,
complete, negative, positive, and interrogative) sentences and to include one
or more of the following words + the statement “talented people”
Vocabulary list.
accentuate, camouflage, silhouette, hologram, bizarre, tariff, tempo, virtuous,
voracious
1.
4.
Writing exercise part b: write two sentences using two of the words from the vocabulary
list.
1.
2.
2. The teacher or the opposite group will give you two sets of numbers from 1 - 6. Then,
take the 1st number and identify its equivalent vertical number (1st column), and do the
same to the horizontal (1st line) with the second number.
UNIT
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3. Find the point where the two lines intersect.
4. With the word and definition found in the intersection write a sentence based on the theme
drawn in step 1.
5. The group or individual students that form(s) the sentence fastest will be the bearer of the flag
of knowledge for that day.
1 2 3 4 5 6
alliteration
1 Tempo (n.) inference (n.) hypocritical (adj.) rainforest (n.) bizarre (adj.)
(n.)
2 renegade (n.) advocate (n.) tariff (n.) nocturnal (adj.) nuisance (n.) vaccine (n.)
3 guerrilla (adj.) toxin (n.) camouflage (n.) decimated (v.) marsupial (n.) advocate (v.)
4 Voracious (adj.) virtuous (n.) outrageous (adj.) lichen (n.) boycott (v) mutation (n.)
5 quota (n.) wretched (adj.) accentuate (V.) hologram (n.) suffrage (n.) virtuous (adj.)
6 Silhouette (n.) ambiguous (adj.) antibody (n.) guerrilla (n.) impertinent (adj.) renegade (adj.)
Make sure to play the game until you let sufficient participants play. If at 1st you play it within a four group setting make sure
each group gets a chance. Start timing after the teacher tells the student/group to begin writing. The group or students that
wrote and recited the sentence the fastest is the bearer of the flag of knowledge.
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UNIT
Across
4. A vehicle with two wheels that you ride by pushing 1. A set of several carriages that are connected to
its pedals with your feet. each other and pulled along a railway line by an
engine.
6. A vehicle used for traveling or carrying things into
space, which is shaped like a big tube. 2. A type of aircraft with large metal blades on top
which turn around very quickly to make it fly.
9. A car and driver that you pay to take you
somewhere.
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□ Train □ Trolley
g. Get in h. Get away
□ Limousine □ Rocket i. Get on j. Speed up
□ Submarine □ Skateboard k. Look around I. Hurry up
m. Go back n. See off
BY LAND
o. Look forward
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Match the homograph with the two possible meanings.
Write complete sentences in the present simple with the following words.
a. Bow: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
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b. Bat: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
c. Fair: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
d. Bank: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
e. Bass: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
f. Close: 1. ______________________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________________
UNIT
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READING
o
F
Read about Sofia and why she
decided to become a teacher.
Read Frank's biography.
Sofia is a senior at the University of California. Her
plan is being a teacher. When asked why she chose
Frank is a sophomore at the University of New this major, her reply was that as a child she always
York. When asked what he will be loved to teach new things to people and enjoy
studying on campus, his reply was that he helping people learning new material. Growing up,
dreamed on working with a huge corporation, she was often asked during class sessions to explain
which he will be in charge of processing, difficult material and her classmates understood very
inspecting, cleaning, transforming, and quickly after she had explained it to them. That was
modeling data; he felt that he could one day be when she noticed and knew right away what she
able to manage and create his own team. He wanted to do when she grew up. When asked what
graduated from Irwin High School in 2000, and grade level she wanted to teach in, she replied that
he is set to graduate from the University of New she wanted to teach younger kids because they are
York with a master's degree in data analysis in better listeners and they would be scared of her and
2017. Some of his closest friends suggested listen to everything; unlike older kids that may be a
that he should've gone with another major, bit smarter however stubborn at times. She
however they are studying to become security graduated from the University of California in 2009.
analysts. When he isn't working on his studies, We asked what she does in her free time,
he works on his hobby, which is building
computers, and his job is to fix and clean all
types of electronic devices.
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GRAMMAR Complete the sentences using the
O with
the corresponding verb in
the
a. Use a computer / this week
b. _________________________________
b. I have studied science since _________
My mom has worked at the hospital since
2010.
c. My dad has worked in the same
company since _____________________
c. ________________________________
Yes, I have studied this weekend. e. My cat has eaten Purina since ________
e. ________________________________
f. Tomas has read a lot of books since
No, he hasn't worked as a waiter.
h. ____________________________
i. ________________________________
d.
Yes, my mom has cooked since she got
married. e. ____________________________
f.
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WRITING Get together with a classmate
©
Write a short biography about
yourself in which you describe
the things that you have done
o and create a dialogue talking
about the things that you have or
haven't done in your life.
Student2:
Student! :
Student2:
Student!:
Student2:
Student! :
Student2:
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Student!:
Student2:
UNIT
5. ___________________________________
g- ______________________________
h. ____________________________ 6. ___________________________________
i. ____________________________
j- ______________________________ 7. ___________________________________
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PRONUNCIATION SPEAKING
Listen to the audio and Create a comic strip in which you
categorize the words in the summarize the important things that
corresponding box. Audio 09 you have done in your life.
TOP
ENHANCING VOCABULARY
2. The teacher or the opposite group will give you two sets of numbers from 1-12.
Then, take the 1st number and identify its equivalent vertical number (1st column),
and do the same to the horizontal (1st line) with the second number.
4. With the word and definition found in the intersection write a sentence based on
the theme drawn in step 1.
The group or individual students that form the sentence the fastest will be the bearer
of the flag for that day.
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UNIT
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Oposite
Bamboozl e Embarg o Solstic Formidable Pulveri ze Antibo dy Quand Repose Saga Immun e
1 (v.) (n.) e (n.) (adj.) (v)
Animat
(n.) ary (n.) (n.) (n.) (adj.)
group
ed (adj.) choice
Light- year
Imperti
Kilometer Ozone Amiss (phrase = Animate Decima Parasit e Tumult Fallacy Amiabl e Boycott
5 nent
(n.) (n) (adj.) astronomica d (v.) ted (v.) (n.) (n.) (n) (adj.) (n.)
(adj.)
1 distance)
Outrag
Tundra Sacrifi ce Deduction Labyrinth Cower Canine Ascetic Rainfor Yacht Spectru m
6 (n.) (n.)
eous
(n.) (n) (v.) (adj.) (adj.) est (n.) Catastr (n.)
(adj.) ophe (n.) (n.)
Despon
Hieroglyp Sequel Ruptur Consul Astute Teacher's Eclectic
Unanimous Guru (n.)
7 hie (n.) (n.) e(n.) (adj.) t(v.)
Marsu dent
(adj.) Allitera choice (adj.)
pial (n.) (adj.) tion (n.)
Introsp
Fruitless Brawl Gargoy le Nuisance Resum e Gratify Inferen ce
Ambigu Wretched Quaran
8 (adj.) OUS
Lichen (n.)
(n.) (n.) (v.) (v.) (n.)
ection
(adj.) tine
(n.)
(n.)
(adj.) (V.)
Guerrilla Lavish Rebuke Heritag Techni Acciai Nebula Robust Atroph Canine Insinu ate
9 (n.) (v.) (n.)
Strategy (n.)
e(n.) que (n.) m (v.) (n.) (adj.) y(v) (n.) (v.)
Hypocr
Mosaic Jaunty Advoca Boycott Hurtle Advoca Metap Inunda te Ruptur e Legacy
10 (n.) (adj.) te (n.)
Analogy (n.)
(v) (v.) te (n.) hor (n.) (v.) (v.)
itical
(n.)
(adj.)
Comme
Flourish Captio Advoca Omnivore Rebuke Renega Plunde Poised Acclai m
11 Cater (v.) Ultravi morate
(v.) n(n.) te (v) (n.) (v.) de r(v.) (adj.) (n.)
(adj.) olet (adj.) (v.)
Audaci
Maneu Poised
Enthusias tic Antics Vaccine Flouris Brawl Quota Infamo us Maneu
12 (adj.) (n.) (n.)
Plunder (n.)
ver (v.)
OUS,
h(n.) (v.) (v.) (n.) (adj.) ver (n.)
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(adj.)
UNIT
VOCABULARY
Match the words related to
shopping vocabulary with their
meanings. o Complete the sentences with
some words from exercise one.
A. My father went to the ________________ to try
on a shirt.
A. The place or area where __ 1. Shopping car.
goods are paid for in a store. B. I don't like going shopping on Sunday. There
are long lines at the ______
B. A person who buys goods __ 2. Counter. C. When my mother is in the supermarket, she
in a shop. puts shopping goods in a ________
C. An area where a person __ 3. Bargain.
can try the clothes before D. My mother always keeps the _________ when
buying. she buys clothes in case she needs to change
them.
D. A special offering of goods F 4. Receipt.
at reduced prices. E. Shelves near the _______ often contain
sweets, books, or magazines.
E. A large metal basket or __ 5. Shopper.
frame on wheels, used for
transporting heavy or large F. I think that working as a shop assistant is a
items, such as supermarket boring job because you have to stand behind the
purchases. ________ most of the time.
a TV ___________ .
I. A drawer or box in which __ 9. Sale. D. Give it a name and design the _____
money is kept, as in a shop. E. Do some _________ research
F. Launch and ______ the product.
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Complete the chart with the Match the words with their
correct words from the box. corresponding homophone.
G. Tow __ 7. Fair
H. Allowed __ 8. Principle
A.
D.
E.
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F.
G.
UNIT
us?
© Read the text and answer the
questions.
Read the article and answer the
question.
C. What do you think about advertising? Do you agree with the text?
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UNIT
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Read again and answer the GRAMMAR
© following questions.
Complete the chart with the
J
Fashionable
Nice nicer
B. What do you call a person who
suffers from this addiction? Beautiful the most
beautiful
Big bigger
C. When does the compulsive
Good better
shopping behavior occur?
Bad the worst
Modern
Cheap
D. Are men and women equally
addictive to shopping? Expensive more expensive
E. What is the treatment for B. That wine is more cheaper than this
shopaholics? one.
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Complete the sentences with a Complete the sentences using
comparative or superlative. © comparative or superlative
adjectives. Use the adjectives
A. Fashion is __________
(important) to women ________________ men.
from the box.
/ -------------------------------------------------- ---- X
B. Sunday morning is ____________________ beautiful / cheap / old /
(bad) time to go shopping.
comfortable / big
C. This new store has ____________________ X ____________________ _ _________ /
(cheap) prices in the area. A. This flowery shirt is _____________________
the spotted one, it is from the latest collection.
D. The hypermarkets offer a _______________
(wide) selection of products ___________ local
shops. B. The shops in a city are __________________
in the town, so you can find everything you want for
low prizes.
E. Sometimes it is _______________________
(easy) for teenagers to follow fashion to be original.
C. These flats are ________________________
than these high heels, I think walking on high heels is
impossible.
hip-hop.
C. Andy Pandy is _____________________
than Diamond.
D. She is the girl. Her sister is a shopaholic.
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UNIT
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Complete the blanks with the Complete the table with the
O correct link from the box. correct adjectives from the box.
---------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---
According to some surveys, girls are more interested glass, long , fantastic, Chinese,
in shopping than boys. Boys go shopping less and
woolen, old, blue
spend less on clothes. A) , they prefer going
shopping alone. \ ________________________ _______________x
opinion size age shape color origin material
- exciting I excited
- frightening/ frightened Write the adjectives in the
corresponding order.
- surprising / surprised
- depressing I depressed
A. flip-flops / plastic/ old/ green/ Chinese I a pair of
- annoying / annoyed A pair of old green Chinese plastic flip-flops
- interesting / interested
B. woollen/ a skirt I beautiful/ long I black / Italian.
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WRITING Do a survey in your classroom
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PRONUNCIATION
LISTENING ?
J
Listen to the audio pronouncing
Listen to the audio about the to each word below. Then, listen
descriptions of some model's to it again repeating each word.
clothes and fill in the blanks. Audio 12
Audio 10 Starting “n”
Words Starting with
A. Andy is looking ___________ ; he is “m” Nice , Nap, Night
wearing _________ jeans, with a plain Market, May ,
Medium
_________ . On his feet he is wearing
Words with “m” in the Middle “n”
Middle Counter, Launch,
B. Jen is in a plain mini ___________ Promote, Commercial, Spanish
with a __________ __________ . On her Amazing
feet she is wearing _________ . She looks Words Ending with Ending “n”
“m”
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SPEAKING Think about one product that you
like and complete the chart below
On a piece of paper write with the information
questions about shopping habits. needed.
Use some ideas from the box. —
After that, get together with a
Name of the product:
A
classmate; ask him/her your
questions and write the answers.
Example: Do you like designer
clothes? Why? Or Why not? The logo:
designer clothes / local shops or
shopping centers I favorite shops /
buy things on the internet I shopaholic
/ baggy clothes / style / go shopping
alone or with friends / buy during sales
/ keep the receipt
The slogan:
CLASSMATE'S ANSWERS
_ A
Get together with a classmate and
o
C? talk about the following questions.
K Then complete the chart with your
partner's answers.
A. What is your favorite fashion label?
R
G? B. Has your favorite fashion label got a logo?
_
C. Can you think of an example of an advertising
T ————— slogan?
T
D. What is your favorite TV commercial?
Get together with a classmate
and talk about two stores that you
like to go to. Talk about their
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Examples:
The clothes in store A are cheaper than
the ones store B.
I think the store A is the best place to
buy books.
UNIT
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ENHANCING VOCABULARY F
Play the same game from exercise 26 unit 3. However this time, write all the
sentences in the affirmative present simple form using 3rd person singular.
2. Throw the pair of dice and write the number. Then, take the 1 st number and find its equivalent vertical numbere (1 st
column) and do the same to the 1 st horizontal line with the second number drawn.
4. Follow the instructions to construct and recite a sentence (structure the time accordingly).
- This game may have several variations.
1. Small or large group setting or individually.
2. The sentences could be oral or written.
3.System where the teacher can use multiple words in a sentence.
4. May be informative, humorous, educational... teacher's discretion.
Example:
1st dice you drew a “5” / 2nd throw you drew a pair of 4s / trace the two numbers to their intersection (the noun
“lichen”). So, the task is to write a sentence related to the sustainability theme using the noun “lichen”.
Sentence in sustainability theme: Plan the path towards your future carefully, the road at times is like a lichen plant
and could get slippery, especially towards the top where it is steep, (historian sea-dreamer)
1 2 3 4 5 6
alliteration ultraviolet
1 nebula (n.) inference (n.) hypocritical (adj.) rainforest (n.)
(n.) (adj.)
2 renegade (n.) advocate (n.) quarantine (n.) nuisance (n.) vaccine (n.)
nocturnal (adj.)
3 guerrilla toxin (n.) parasite (n.) decimated (v.) marsupial (n.) advocate (v.)
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(adj.)
4 immune (adj.) Phloem (n.) outrageous (adj.) lichen (n.) boycott (v) mutation (n.)
5 quota (n.) wretched (adj.) quarantine (V.) boycott (n.) suffrage (n.) marsupial (adj.)
6 kilometer (n.) ambiguous antibody (n.) guerrilla (n.) impertinent renegade (adj.)
(adj.) (adj.)
Make sure to play the game until you let sufficient participants play. If at 1st you play it within a four group setting
make sure each group gets a chance. Start timing after the teacher tells the student/group to begin writing. The
group or students that wrote and recited the sentence the fastest is the bearer of the flag of knowledge.
UNIT
up Ninth Grade
MY FAMILY TREE
VOCABULARY
a. The mother of your mother or father: m. The son of your stepmother or stepfather.
b. The child of your uncle or aunt. n. A woman who is married to your father but who is
not your mother.
i. The child of your son or daughter. u. A son that your husband or wife has from a
relationship before you marriage.
your husband's or wife's brother or sister. v. The man that a woman is married to.
BIS*
Look at the family tree and complete the sentences with the corresponding
vocabulary word.
Luisa Tom
John Silvia
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Johnny Jenny Sebastian Dana -T- Edward
lilSJ
Read the following idioms and Complete the sentences with
match them with the the corresponding idiom.
corresponding definition.
1. Now ___________________ _ is catching up
with criminals who operate across the border.
a. Play devil’s advocate 2. The new headmaster wanted to make so many
b. A gentleman’s agreement changes but the teachers advised her
c. Walking on air
3. The police is not ignoring the increasing
d. Go ape vandalism in the streets, after all, ____________
e. The long arm of the law
4. My dad and I had _____________________ to
f. Recharge your batteries
use the car. It was just a simple handshake.
g. Kill two birds with one stone 5. ____________________ waiting to get paid,
h. Once bitten, twice shy the company can take up to three months.
6. I always _____________________ in my
i. Rock the boat
stomach when I am going to sing in front of a lot of
j. Don’t hold your bread people.
k. Have butterflies 7. I want to ____________________ and ask her
why shouldn't we use cellphones during classes?
l. Like taking candy from a baby
8. Persuading Peter was so easy, I think it was
m. Let the cat out of the bag
n. Be caught napping 9. Let's visit Kate and see if the house is for sale.
\ ________________ ______________ /
In this way, we will _______________________
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READING
Hello, my name is Susan and I have an amazing family. I live in a small town but we are a
big family. So my family owns a lot of businesses in the area. My uncle, Sam is the only
doctor in this town; so everybody knows him and he is really patient. My aunt is Karen and
she loves animals, which is why she decided to be a veterinarian. My cousin, who is older
than me always knew when he was a child that, he would love to create a program that
teaches little children how to deal with life problems, so he became a counselor. My other
aunt, Kate who has a very friendly personality, as a child she was very talkative. Kate
decided to study communication and she is now a public speaker giving multiple speeches
on a daily base. My brother, James is a salesmen. He is very confident that he is able to go
up to people and introduce his product. My sister, who graduated last year, she created a
website that got very successful. She is very experienced in working with computers. My
father, he is old however he is able to do something he loves. He loves to create furniture
for our home, because he is good working with his hands. My mother, Jane who doesn't
have an academic education, however she was able to open a business, which keeps her
busy. My grandmother Amy, doesn't do much for a living, but she helps around the town by
cleaning other people’s houses. My grandfather Tony, was a solider during a war. He was
on the team that provided backup for the front line soldiers.
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GRAMMAR Write a complete sentence usin9
the
information from the word
Rephrase the two sentences into bank given.
one taking into account the
relative clauses: “who, that or Word bank
which”. Profession Definition
d. The necklace was from my mom. - The 1. A burglar is someone who steals from
necklace was stolen last week. a shop.
2. _________________________________
3. _________________________________
e. The house has been rebuilt. - It was
destroyed by the fire.
4. _________________________________
5. _________________________________
f. The laptop was repaired last month. - It
broke down again. 6. _________________________________
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WRITING
O Write a complete sentence
in
the past perfect tense using Create a short story about your
F
the
relative clauses given.
© family members describing the
things they do. Remember to use
relative clauses.
a. Who: ____________________________
My family
b. Where:___________________________
c. That: ____________________________
d. Which: ___________________________
e. Whom: ___________________________
f. Whose: ___________________________
g. Who: ____________________________
h. Th at: ____________________________
i. When: ____________________________
j. Where: ___________________________
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k. Whom: ___________________________
I. Whose: ___________________________
m. Which: __________________________
UNIT
U17
What would you like to be when Listen to the definitions and
© you are older? Write a short text in
which you explain what profession
© write the corresponding words.
Audio 13
you would like to do and the
reason you would like to do that. a. _______________________________
b. _______________________________
c. _______________________________
What would you like to be when
d. _______________________________
you are older?
e. _______________________________
f. _______________________________
g- _________________________________
h. _______________________________
i. _______________________________
j. _______________________________
k. _______________________________
l. _______________________________
m. _______________________________
n. _______________________________
o. _______________________________
_______________________________
classmate took into account
these items to create his/her text.
b. _______________________________
Criteria
1. The text has punctuation and it is used c. _______________________________
correctly.
2. The text is coherent.
3. The text has a clear message. d. _______________________________
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Comments:
g. ----------------------------------------------------
UNIT
IIP
Listen to the audio and write the Listen to the audio and complete
1. _________________________________
2. _________________________________
o
Name
the chart with the corresponding
vocabulary word. Audio 16
Who is that person?
Laura Mother
3. _______________________________ Peter
4. _______________________________ John
5. _______________________________ Karen
Susan
6. _______________________________
Kate
7. _______________________________ Pam
8. _______________________________ Dana
9. _______________________________ Luisa
Tom
10. ______________________________
2. _____________________________________
3. ____________________________________
4. ____________________________________
5. ____________________________________
6. ____________________________________
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7. ____________________________________
8. ____________________________________
Consonant sound Z
9. ____________________________________
10. ___________________________________
UNIT
Hl*
Create a tongue twister using Get together with a classmate
a. _____________ b. ___________
c. _____________ d. ___________
e. _____________ f. ___________
g- _____________ h. ___________
i.______________ j. ___________
k. _____________ I. ___________
m. ____________ n. ___________
SPEAKING
J
Get together with a classmate and create an interview between the owner of a
company and someone that is applying for a job. Remember to ask about personal
information and the skills that the job aspirant has.
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ENHANCING VOCABULARY
2. The teacher or the opposite group will give you four sets of numbers from 1-12. Then,
take the 1st number and identify its equivalent vertical number (1st column), and do the
same to the horizontal (1st line) with the second number. And repeat the same step with
the 3rd and 4th number.
3. Find the point where the two lines intersect. For each pair of numbers.
4. With the two words and the definitions found in the intersections write a complex
sentence (complete + fragmented sentence in the past tense) sentence with the two
words based on the theme drawn in step 1.
Hl*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Oposite
Bamboozl e Embarg o Solstic e Formidable Pulveri ze Antibo Quand Repose Saga Immun e
1 (v.) (n.) (n.) (adj.) (v)
Animat
dy(n.) ary (n.) (n.) (n.) (adj.)
group
ed (adj.) choice
Vertebrat e Partici pie Ascetic Vertebrate Expone Mutati on Advoca Lavish Platea
3 Legitim Chrono Tranqu
(n.) (n.) (n.) (adj.) nt(n.) (n.) te (v.) (adj.) u(n.)
ate (adj.) logy (n.) ility (n.)
Light- year
Impertí
Kilometer Ozone Amiss (phrase = Decima Parasit Tumult Fallacy Amiabl e Boycott
nent Animate
5 (n.) astronomica d(v.) ted (v.) (n) (adj.) (n.)
(n) (adj.) e(n.) (n.)
(adj.)
1 distance)
Outrag
Tundra Sacrifi ce Deduction Cower Canine Ascetic Rainfor Spectru m
Labyrinth
6 (n.) (n.)
eous
(n.) (n) (v.) (adj.) (adj.) est (n.) Catastr (n.)
(adj.) Yacht (n.)
ophe (n.)
Despon
Hieroglyp Sequel Ruptur e Consul Astute Teacher's Eclectic
Unanimous Guru (n.) dent
7 hie (n.) (n.) (n.) (adj.) t(v.)
Marsu
(adj.) Al litera choice (adj.)
pial (n.) (adj.) tion (n.)
Introsp
Fruitless Gargoy le Nuisance Resum e Gratify Inferen
Ambigu Brawl (n.) Lichen (n.) Wretched Quaran
8 (adj.) ous (n.) (n.) (v.) (v.) ce (n.)
ection
(adj.) tine
(n.)
(adj.) (V.)
Guerrilla Lavish Rebuke Heritag e Techni Acciai m Nebula Robust Atroph Canine Insinu ate
9 (n.) (v.) (n.)
Strategy (n.)
(n.) que (n.) (v.) (n.) (adj.) y(v) (n.) (v.)
Hypocr
Mosaic Jaunty Advoca Boycott Hurtle Advoca Metap Inunda te Ruptur e Legacy
10 (n.) (adj.) te (n.)
Analogy (n.)
(v) (v.) te (n.) hor (n.) (v.) (v.)
itical
(n.)
(adj.)
Comme
Flourish Captio n Advoca Omnivore Rebuke Renega Cater Plunde Poised Acclai m
11 de Ultravi morate
(v.) (n.) te (v) (n.) (v.) (v.) r(v.) (adj.) (n.)
(adj.) olet (adj.) (v.)
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Audaci
Enthusias tic Antics Maneu
Vaccine Flouris
Brawl (v.)
Poised Quota Infamo us Maneu
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Objective: Students will be able to talk about the future using “will, going to and
might’.’ __________________________________________________ >
© “A”
to “H” with the
corresponding
the matter? / I'm worried about my exams /
why don't we study together? / I don't
understand some new topics.
A. _________________________________
words from exercise 1.
B. _________________________________
C. _________________________________
D. _________________________________
E. _________________________________
F _________________________________
G. _________________________________
H. _________________________________
UNIT
WK*
Match the adjective with the Match the words with
ADJECTIVE
correct meaning.
MEANING
O their
corresponding
A. Knows homophone.
__ 1. Higher
A. Jealous __ Feeling or being
worried, nervousness, or
unease about something B. Stare __ 2. Site
with an uncertain
outcome. C. Bored __ 3. Brake
B. _________________________________
C. _________________________________
D. _________________________________
E. _________________________________
A. Mary felt very _____________________after
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READING GRAMMAR F
After that day, we kept in touch and within weeks we F. Where are you going?
were dating. A year later we got engaged and some I __________________ (to visit) my
months later we got married. girlfriend.
inr
©
Write six sentences using “going
to” and seven sentences using ©
Complete the sentences with
the correct modal verb (will,
“will”. Use your own personal may, might or won't), and take
information to write complete into account the word in
sentences. parenthesis.
In 25 years from today...
5. ________________________________
D. We ________________ smell
6. ________________________________ things on computer. (Probability)
5. ________________________________
I. Most film actors ________ be out
of work due to competition from
computer animated actors.
(Possibility)
J. People___________ go on holiday
under the sea. (Probability)
UNIT
1117
Read the sentences and WRITING
© complete them with the proper
question tag. Read and answer the following
J
school, _________
A. Have you ever been on a blind
date?
B. She doesn't like blind dates,
Write a love story and give it a Imagine you are in the year 2024,
title. Use the words from the box write complex sentences using
below. “will, won't, may, might”.
In the year 2024...
B. _________________________________
C. ________________________________
D. _________________________________
E. _________________________________
F. ________________________________
G. _______________________________
H. _______________________________
I. _______________________________
inr
LISTENING Listen to Karol and
UK*
Listen to the tongue twisters Get together with a classmate,
and pay attention to the “f and discuss the headlines provided,
h” sounds. Then practice them. taken from the year 2040.
Use “will”, “won't”, “may”,
a. Fido hides his food at home under the foam.
and “might”, then present the
b. Five fuzzy French frogs had no hair and live in a
hill of France. conclusions in front of the class.
Example: I think people will / won't live up to 150
SPEAKING because...
o
B. which of these adjectives would you use to
describe yourself? Why? In groups of four, talk about the
following question.
Romantic, Adventurous, Independent What do you think holidays will be like in the future?
Write your ideas below and then have a discussion
C. why would you break up with your boyfriend / with the rest of the group.
girlfriend?
r FUTURE HOLIDAYS
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UNIT
IBI7
ENHANCING VOCABULARY
Play the same game from exercise
25. Unit 5. However this time, write
all the sentences
in present simple interrogative or
affirmative using the 3rd person
singular.
mr Ninth Grade
CRIME AND JUSTICE
VOCABULARY
Match the pictures with the words Match the definition with the
or phrases from the box. corresponding word or phrase.
thief thieve
burglar burglary
shoplift
piracy pirate
UNIT
of time.
e. pay money as punishment for a minor / petty
Choose the correct homophone.
crime.
f. spend the rest of one's life in prison with no
1. The children got (bored, board) during the
chance of going back into society.
lesson.
dress today.
“they are”.
3.1 saw a gas station just off the (rode, road)
a. ____________ are going to buy a
cellphone. about a mile back.
b. ____________ cellphones are white.
4. Danny wants his socks because his (tows,
c. ____________ are four books in the desk,
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READING
Read the text. Then, match
paragraphs with the
corresponding picture.
o
Armed robbers have escaped with two
million dollars. It is also thought that
besides the quantity of cash, other
valuables were taken. However, the bank
has not yet revealed the details.
that were left at the scene. One robber was shot and
the blood
he left behind is the most important clue. These clues
are being studied by police investigators.
Scan the “big robbery at the
The robbers were caught on camera. central bank” text and underline
The robbers were filmed by the security all of the verbs you find. Identify
cameras, but they have not been identified
yet. The police asked the TV audience to
the tense for each verb and
call them if they had any information. write down whether it is an active
or passive voice.
UNIT
A
Answer the questions using GRAMMAR
information from the “Big robbery
at central park” text.
Choose the correct option.
1. What time did the robbery happen? 1. The car was stolen / stole by the
thieves.
2. The Tetris' game was invented /
2. How much money was stolen? invented by Aleksei Pazhitnov.
3. The soccer team wasn't won / didn't
win the championship.
3. How many customers were at the bank
4. The sari wears / is worn by Indian
during the robbery?
women.
5. The teacher checked / was checked
the homework.
4. What did the customers do when the
robbers were at the bank?
© Rewrite the sentences using
the passive voice.
9. What kind of clues were found in the 6. The police escorted the actress to the
movie theater.
bank?
2.1 ate a lot of chocolate today. 1. Watch out for thieves. Many people
o o
Fill in the blanks with the passive
voice for the verbs in parenthesis. passive voice of the verbs using
modals.
1. A drunk driver
1. Marissa
________________________ (might/fine) by
the police. __________________________ (might /
choose) to represent our school in the drama
2. Piracy _______________________
contest.
(Should / punish) by the law. 2. Many animal species ___________________
3. Vandalism ________________(could / save) if
___________________________ (should / humans stopped the logging.
stop) by the police. 3. New cures
4. A drunk driver __________________________ (will /
________________________ (might/take) find) by new scientific instruments.
to the police station. 4. Fats and sweets
5. A sobriety test _________ (have to/take) _____________________ (should / not I
by drunk drivers. eat) excessively by very young children.
5. Obesity __________________________ (can
6. Criminals
/ cure), but diets
_____________________ (must I not /
(must/inform) of their rights. disrespect).
6. _______________ French
7. Any traffic accident
____________ (will / teach) in our school
___________________ (must / report) to next year?
the police. 7. Most of car accidents ___________________
8. Community service ____________ (can / prevent) if drivers don't
___________________ (might / do) by drink alcohol.
pirates.
Rephrase the following
Write the correct form of the sentences using the passive
verbs in the passive voice. voice with infinitives.
Choose the present or past simple.
1. They think he has stolen the cellphone.
1. In Mexico, obesity _________________ He is thought to have stolen the cellphone.
(consider) a serious health problem.
2. Many years ago, soybeans
________________________ (make)
popular by the Chinese. 2. We all know that cancer is caused by
3. Nowadays, children smoking.
___________________ (teach) to spend their
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WRITING Read the following sentences,
underline the mistakes and
Have you ever been robbed?
© When did it happen? How was
that experience? If you haven't,
correct them.
Stole Assault
Punish Shoplift
5. Banks are opened at nine and are
closed at five.
Find Escape
Investigate
6. The prisoners have be escort by
the police officers.
1.
2.
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4?
UV
LISTENING Listen to the audio and fill in the
3. _______________________________________
5. What does Emma propose to reduce piracy?
4. _______________________________________
5. _______________________________________
6. _______________________________________
What do you think about free
® downloading and piracy? Do 7. _______________________________________
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11. ______________________________________
12. ______________________________________
13._______________________________________
UNIT
MP
PRONUNCIATION Listen and underline the words
■WP
ENHANCING VOCABULARY
F
2. The teacher or the opposite group will give you six sets of numbers from 1-12. Then, take the 1st number and
identify its equivalent vertical number (1st column), and do the same for the horizontal (1st line) with the second number.
And repeat the same step with the 3rd and 4th number, and the same step with the 5th and 6th number.
3. Find the point where the two lines intersect for each pair of numbers.
4. With the three words and the definitions found in the intersections and write complex sentences (complete +
fragmented sentence in the past tense) with the three words based on the theme drawn in step 1.
The group or individual student that form(s) the sentences the fastest will be the bearer of the flag of knowledge for that
day.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Bamboozl Embarg Solstic Formidable Pulveri Antibo Quand Repose Immun Oposite
1 e (v.) o(n.) e (n.) (adj.) ze (v)
Animat
dy (n.) ary (n.) (n.)
Saga (n.)
e (adj.) group
ed (adj.) choice
Marsu
Renegade Undula Nocturnal Symbio Sacrifi Ellipse Embarg Guerrilla Appeas Laconi c
2 (n.) te (v.)
Quaran
(adj.) sis (n.) ce (v.) (n.) o(v.) (adj.) e(v.) (adj.)
pial
tine (n.) (adj.)
Legitim
Vertebrat Partici Ascetic Vertebrate Expone Mutati Advoca Lavish Platea
3 e (n.) ple(n.) (n.) (adj.) nt (n.) on (n.)
ate
te (v.) (adj.) u(n.)
Chrono Tranqu
(adj.) logy (n.) ility (n.)
Guerrilla Lavish Rebuke Heritag Techni Acciai m Nebula Robust Atroph Canine Insinu
9 (n.) (v.) (n.)
Strategy (n.)
e (n.) que (n.) (v.) (n.) (adj.) y(v) (n.) ate (v.)
Hypocr
Mosaic Jaunty Advoca Boycott Hurtle Advoca Metap Inunda Ruptur e Legacy
10 (n.) (adj.) te(n.)
Analogy (n.)
(v) (v.) te (n.) hor (n.) te (v.) (v.) itical
(n.)
(adj.)
Enthusias Antics Vaccine Maneu Audaci Flouris Brawl Poised Quota Infamo Maneu
12 tic (adj.) (n.) (n.)
Plunder (n.)
ver (v.) OUS, h(n.) (v.) (v.) (n.) us (adj.) ver (n.)
(adj.)
UNIT
VOCABULARY
J
Match the pictures with the words Match the column A with the
or phrases from the box. column B with the corresponding
word.
A
__ Drought _ Flood Column B
__ Earthquake _ Hurricane Column A
a. a blinding storm of wind
J and snow.
forests.
Flood
k. melted rock and gases
expelled with great force by a
Hurricane mountain.
<y
UNIT
Fill in the gaps with the verbs The skiers were stuck in the mountains
-—>
Trigger Erupt
1. _______________ are frequently formed
Damage Strike
in flat land areas.
Collapse Destroy
2. Researchers released a photo showing a small
V ___________________________ >
active lava lake inside the crater of the
1. The earthquake _______________
3. The snow and very strong winds in the
a landslide that destroyed many cities.
__________________ make it hard for drivers to
see the slippery road.
2. The tornado ________________the
4. The intense heat in the forest caused a
roofs of the houses.
huge __________________ .
HK<
Read the examples below.
Choose the correct word.
^Homophones: Words that have
the same pronunciation, but
1. That is his favorite (pare, pair, pear) of
different spelling and different shorts.
meanings.
Example:
J 2. Mr. and Mrs. Smith like to work in (there,
they're, their) garden.
Fill in the gaps with the 7. The (sun, son) seems brighter today.
corresponding word (to, too
8. I've been studying the (whole, hole) (weak,
or two).
week).
1.1 like ____________ skateboard. 9.1 love your perfume's (cent, scent).
2. We were ___________ scared
10.1 haven't received my (mail, male) yet.
___________ jump.
3. There are ___________ cars in the
parking lot. Tick the words that have a
different pronunciation.
4. Michael wants ____________ play
0 museum ___________ .
UNIT
UK*
READING F
The Nevado del Ruiz Volcano
and the Tragedy of Armero
The Colombian volcano Nevado del Ruiz is an active " We didn't hear any kind of alarm, even when the
stratovolcano that erupted in 1985 in Armero. ash was falling and we were in the hotel, we turned
on the radio... The mayor was talking and he said
Minor earthquakes and steam explosions from not to worry, that it was a rain of ash, that they had
not reported anything from the Nevado, and to stay
Nevado del Ruiz were seen and felt during 1985. But
calm in our houses. There was a local radio station
these signals didn't alarm the local citizens. The and we were listening to it, when suddenly it went
volcano erupted violently on November 13th, 1985. off the air... about fifteen seconds later, the electric
However, the citizens of Armero remained calm since power went out and that's when we started hearing
messages from the Mayor over the radio claimed that the noise in the air, like something toppling, falling,
there was nothing to be alarmed. At 9:08 p.m. molten and we didn't hear anything else, no alarm ... The
rock began to erupt from the summit crater for the first priest from Armero had supposedly spoken on a
time. loudspeaker [around 6:00 p.m.] and had said the
same thing: that there was no need to leave
Armero... When we went out, the cars were
Few days before the disaster, a Colombian geology swaying and running people down . . . there was
total darkness, the only light sources were
student, José Luis Restrepo, had come to Armero on
provided by cars... we were running and were
a field trip. After playing billiard, he was returning to his about to reach the corner when a river of water
hotel at about 10:50 p.m., when the lava arrived. His came down the streets.. . we turned around
recollection of events were recorded by Dr. Barry screaming, towards the hotel, because the waters
Voight. were already dragging beds along, overturning
cars, sweeping people away. . . Suddenly, I heard
bangs, and looking towards the rear of the hotel I
saw something like foam, coming down out of the
darkness ... It was a wall of mud approaching the
hotel, it crashed against the rear of the hotel and
the walls started crushing.... And then the ceiling
cracked and the entire building was destroyed and
broken into pieces. ”
o
Read the text above and check
exercise 9 into the reported
true or false for the following
speech.
statements.
True False 1.
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GRAMMAR Look at the following reporting
JI
Fill in the gaps with the
O verbs and match the words with
their definitions.
© past
perfect form of the verbs.
/ --------------
Column A A z Column B
a. repeat something for
1. When I arrived at the movie theater, the __ claim emphasizing.
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7. Diego and Marie Complete the sentences with
_____________________ (not/ to meet) words from the box.
before the party.
eruption | hurricane
CJ
8. She said that she
| flood
____________________ (not/ to be) in wildfire | earthquake
London before.
9. The storm destroyed the sandcastle
1. Cristian said that the _____________________
that we _____________________ (to
started because someone was smoking there.
build).
2. It was claimed that volcanic started at
10. She told me that the tornado
midnight.
____________________ (to damage) all
3. She said that the main reason of the was
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ray Look at the pictures. Then, read Write the following direct speech
1. Anne denied / claimed that she was the 2. “Is it cold outside?”
best.
He asked________________________
2. She insisted / admitted making sure that he
was doing his science homework. 3. “Where are the garage keys?”
She ____________________________
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4. She admitted / expressed that she had 4. "How is the weather in Colombia?"
broken the glass.
5. They claimed / confirmed that they were 5. “Who do you go running with?”
more than friends.
WRITING LISTENING
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Write the following statements in Listen to the audio and fill in the
the reported speech. gaps. Audio 27
1. _________________________________
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2. _________________________________
3. _______________________________
4. _______________________________
5. _______________________________
6. _______________________________
7. _______________________________
8. _______________________________
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PRONUNCIATION Listen to the audio. Then, read
the text out loud. Record your
voice if you can. Compare your
A syllable is a group of one or more sounds.
Syllables can be divided into one or more
recording with the audio. Did
syllables. you say the same number of
syllables than the underlined
Example: words? Audio 30
One syllable: mum Two syllables: mother
Three syllables: grandmother On Wednesday, Mark and I went to an
\ _____________ - ________ J interesting restaurant near the city center. I had
chicken sandwich with
lots of different vegetables. Mark ordered a delicious
Write the following words in the chocolate cake. Everything there was lovely.
correct column. L _____ ______ /
drought flood hurricane
rain earthquake blizzard Read the following sentences
volcano wildfire tsunami aloud and write the number of
syllables for each sentence.
One syllable Two syllables Three syllables
1. The hurricane destroyed the whole
city.
10 syllables
Chocolate = /tjok.let/
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Interesting = /In.tres.tig/
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SPEAKING
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Play the game in pairs:
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Cut out the cards
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“What are you going to do during the
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weekend?”
X_____________________________________ / x ______________________________ /
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“Are you nervous for the test?” “The earthquake shook all the town.”
X _____________________________________ J
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ENHANCING VOCABULARY
Read the following document by a historian sea-dreamer and complete the
© assignment.
Some countries' emergency response centers are very efficient. They know exactly when to
quarantine an area to prevent spreading diseases. Most major cities deal with what can be considered
annual natural disasters such as tornados, hurricanes, and blizzards. Places that if there were no
emergency response centers, millions of families would be stranded every year, especially during a
snow storm. Instead, families go about their daily life immune to the wretched weather outside.
What is amazing is the negative effect a natural disaster can have on the wildlife. I wildfire fueled by
many windy days decimated the marsupial population in an area of Australia. However the critical part
is when politicians try to explain the lack of preparation as when Hurricane Catrina hit New Orleans in
the U.S.A, an Impertinent local governmental spokesmen, came with their ambiguous misinformation
and hypocritical resignations of higher ups protecting the highest of them all, there were thousands of
stranded people in a football stadium for days breathing decaying bodies’ toxins that surrounded the
stadium for a few kilometers around.
Some disasters are manmade, In Brazil, there is a problem with the deforestation of the rainforest,
and in some parts of the world human beings are responsible for the effects that excess ultraviolet
rays have on bare skin.
I am not an advocate of anything, nor in the business of inference information, I just write things to
think about as an antibody for ignorance.
Writing exercise. Within a group setting, write a 600 words essay evaluating
the emergency response center in your area. Make sure to use the following
list of vocabulary words.