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Last year's Academy Awards had two speeches which emphasized on climate change.
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Monday, 17 October 2016
Saturday, 15 October 2016
2nd batxillerat - Linkers
Student's Book page 120 exercises 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Adding points
1
Too: as well
What’s more: Furthermore, In addition, Moreover
Also: –
Besides: as well as
Also: –
2
1 (any order) furthermore; in addition; moreover; what’s more
2 (any order) too; as well
3 (any order) as well as; besides
4 also
3
1 a This phone works well and it was cheap as well.
b This phone works well. What’s more, it was cheap.
2 a People nowadays need to speak more. Furthermore, they need less screen time.
b People nowadays need to speak more and they also need less screen time.
3 a It’s a way to advertise and it’s a way to make friends too.
b Besides being a way to advertise, it’s a way to make friends.
Contrasting points
4
1 In spite of
2 In spite of
3 but
4 Even though
5 Nevertheless; However
6 nevertheless
5
1 The story was simple. On the other hand, it was very beautiful.
2 It’s very quiet here, despite the fact that we’re in the city.
3 Although we tried really hard, we didn’t succeed.
4 It’s going to be difficult. Nevertheless, we should try again.
5 Despite speaking a lot, we don’t always understand each other.
Adding points
1
Too: as well
What’s more: Furthermore, In addition, Moreover
Also: –
Besides: as well as
Also: –
2
1 (any order) furthermore; in addition; moreover; what’s more
2 (any order) too; as well
3 (any order) as well as; besides
4 also
3
1 a This phone works well and it was cheap as well.
b This phone works well. What’s more, it was cheap.
2 a People nowadays need to speak more. Furthermore, they need less screen time.
b People nowadays need to speak more and they also need less screen time.
3 a It’s a way to advertise and it’s a way to make friends too.
b Besides being a way to advertise, it’s a way to make friends.
Contrasting points
4
1 In spite of
2 In spite of
3 but
4 Even though
5 Nevertheless; However
6 nevertheless
5
1 The story was simple. On the other hand, it was very beautiful.
2 It’s very quiet here, despite the fact that we’re in the city.
3 Although we tried really hard, we didn’t succeed.
4 It’s going to be difficult. Nevertheless, we should try again.
5 Despite speaking a lot, we don’t always understand each other.
Thursday, 6 October 2016
2nd Batxillerat Unit 1 Grammar Workshop Answer Key
2nd Batxillerat Unit 1 Grammar Workshop
SB page 90
1
1 saw 2 were 3 was 4 showed 5 could
2
1 my > her 2 had been > was 3 have > had 4 her > him 5 (correct)
3
1 Lucy said (that) she had spoken to her friend on Skype the day before / previous day.
2 Max said (that) he would take a photo of me.
3 Maria’s mother said (that) she had to tell her if she changed her email address.
4 Dad / My dad said (that) Peter had been on the computer for too long.
5 They said (that) they’d / had never used that website before.
6 Stephanie said (that) she was going to look it up on the internet then to find out more.
SB page 91
4
1 accused 2 offered 3 advised 4 apologized 5 announced 6 denied
5
1 to learn how to use the privacy features of any social networking site that we used.
2 to recommend some safe websites (if we liked).
3 never to give any personal information about ourselves such as our phone number, address or school.
4 lying about their identities online.
5 to help us to sort out any problems we had online.
6
1 she had seen
2 he was
3 he was doing
4 she knew
5 he hadn’t told
7
1 Alex asked Harriet when her birthday was.
2 Pedro asked Lucia why she was crying.
3 Raul asked Victor who the tall boy was / which boy was his brother.
4 Ruben asked Julia if / whether she liked carrots.
5 Sonia asked Tomas what he had had for lunch.
6 Fran asked Caroline if / whether she was a member of friends.com.
SB page 90
1
1 saw 2 were 3 was 4 showed 5 could
2
1 my > her 2 had been > was 3 have > had 4 her > him 5 (correct)
3
1 Lucy said (that) she had spoken to her friend on Skype the day before / previous day.
2 Max said (that) he would take a photo of me.
3 Maria’s mother said (that) she had to tell her if she changed her email address.
4 Dad / My dad said (that) Peter had been on the computer for too long.
5 They said (that) they’d / had never used that website before.
6 Stephanie said (that) she was going to look it up on the internet then to find out more.
SB page 91
4
1 accused 2 offered 3 advised 4 apologized 5 announced 6 denied
5
1 to learn how to use the privacy features of any social networking site that we used.
2 to recommend some safe websites (if we liked).
3 never to give any personal information about ourselves such as our phone number, address or school.
4 lying about their identities online.
5 to help us to sort out any problems we had online.
6
1 she had seen
2 he was
3 he was doing
4 she knew
5 he hadn’t told
7
1 Alex asked Harriet when her birthday was.
2 Pedro asked Lucia why she was crying.
3 Raul asked Victor who the tall boy was / which boy was his brother.
4 Ruben asked Julia if / whether she liked carrots.
5 Sonia asked Tomas what he had had for lunch.
6 Fran asked Caroline if / whether she was a member of friends.com.
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
1st Batxillerat Unit 1 Grammar Workshop Answer Key
1st Batxillerat Unit 1 Grammar Workshop
SB page 119
1
1 visited; saw
2 had; went; rode
3 graduated; started
4 asked; did you play
2
1 We were playing tennis at 10.30 this morning.
2 Three hours ago we were eating breakfast.
3 What were you doing between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. yesterday?
4 Were they still chatting at 3 a.m. this morning?
3
1 They were walking to college when they found the money.
2 Were you having your dinner when I called?
3 Jo didn’t hear the bell because she was listening to music. ✓
4 When I walked into the room, everyone was working hard.
4
1 fell; was watching
2 hurt; was playing
3 was driving; happened
4 was eating; arrived
5
1 Kim has eaten four cakes since lunchtime.
2 Susan has finished school but she hasn’t left home yet.
3 We haven’t had any homework this week.
4 Have you been abroad this year?
6
1 My parents met at school.
2 I passed all my exams last year.
3 The have lived in New York all their lives. ✓
4 Fabrice hasn’t brushed his teeth yet this morning.
7
1 went
2 did
3 ’ve never tasted
4 Did you visit
SB page 120
8
1 B I had / ’d forgotten my key.
2 D The train had already left.
3 A She hadn’t seen him for three months.
4 E He had / ’d only just arrived.
9
1 got
2 Had they already eaten
3 Did you eat
4 hadn’t told
10
1 hadn’t
2 Had you studied; moved
3 didn’t go; hadn’t been invited
4 had never played; joined
11
1 used to work
2 didn’t use to watch
3 Did you use to learn
4 used to go fishing
SB page 121
12
1 Kim didn’t use to go hiking.
2 Did you use to have short hair?
3 Harriet would play badminton every weekend when she was a teenager.
4 We wouldn’t talk to each other when we were younger.
13
1 used to stay / would stay / stayed
2 used to swim / would swim / swam
3 decided
4 got
5 found
SB page 119
1
1 visited; saw
2 had; went; rode
3 graduated; started
4 asked; did you play
2
1 We were playing tennis at 10.30 this morning.
2 Three hours ago we were eating breakfast.
3 What were you doing between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. yesterday?
4 Were they still chatting at 3 a.m. this morning?
3
1 They were walking to college when they found the money.
2 Were you having your dinner when I called?
3 Jo didn’t hear the bell because she was listening to music. ✓
4 When I walked into the room, everyone was working hard.
4
1 fell; was watching
2 hurt; was playing
3 was driving; happened
4 was eating; arrived
5
1 Kim has eaten four cakes since lunchtime.
2 Susan has finished school but she hasn’t left home yet.
3 We haven’t had any homework this week.
4 Have you been abroad this year?
6
1 My parents met at school.
2 I passed all my exams last year.
3 The have lived in New York all their lives. ✓
4 Fabrice hasn’t brushed his teeth yet this morning.
7
1 went
2 did
3 ’ve never tasted
4 Did you visit
SB page 120
8
1 B I had / ’d forgotten my key.
2 D The train had already left.
3 A She hadn’t seen him for three months.
4 E He had / ’d only just arrived.
9
1 got
2 Had they already eaten
3 Did you eat
4 hadn’t told
10
1 hadn’t
2 Had you studied; moved
3 didn’t go; hadn’t been invited
4 had never played; joined
11
1 used to work
2 didn’t use to watch
3 Did you use to learn
4 used to go fishing
SB page 121
12
1 Kim didn’t use to go hiking.
2 Did you use to have short hair?
3 Harriet would play badminton every weekend when she was a teenager.
4 We wouldn’t talk to each other when we were younger.
13
1 used to stay / would stay / stayed
2 used to swim / would swim / swam
3 decided
4 got
5 found
Sunday, 2 October 2016
2nd Batxillerat Unit 1 Workbook Answer Key
2nd Batxillerat Unit 1 Workbook
Vocabulary
WB page 8
1
1 fluently
2 bilingual
3 mother tongue
4 second language
5 accent
6 idioms
2
1 were having a chat
2 did you spread a rumour / rumours
3 keep in touch
4 to comment on
5 having an argument
3
1 screen 2 addiction 3 status 4 social 5 updates
4
1 logged 2 going 3 posted 4 deleting 5 post
5
1 cyber bully 2 followers 3 addiction 4 network
WB page 9
6
1 made
2 listening
3 rang; call
4 topped; has run
5 switch
6 get
7
1 C turn … down
2 E hung up
3 A ring up
4 B quieten down
5 D cut off
8
1 call back 2 hangs up 3 listen in 4 get through 5 top … up 6 run out
9
1 zoom 2 site 3 retweet 4 shop 5 gossip 6 in public
10
1 wireless / wi-fi 2 unread 3 cookies 4 Hackers 5 chatroom 6 shop
Grammar
WB page 10
1
1 Natalie said that she would text me that evening.
2 Mum said to Trish that the internet wasn’t working at that moment.
3 Dad said that Jay had been playing with his phone for hours.
4 Carla said that Callum had replied to her email the previous day / the day before.
5 Dan said that they were getting a new computer the following day / the next day.
2
1 she was thinking about buying that new app for her
2 he had read about that online the night before / previous night
3 you could program it
4 she was going to program it
5 he wouldn’t have expected
3
1 me not to upload that picture
2 if he could give her his email address
3 not to visit / that she wouldn’t visit that site again
4 calling Pepe / that we call Pepe to see how he was
5 Aris of breaking / having stolen her tablet
6 breaking Tina’s mobile
4
1 Mr Khan ordered Jon to switch that computer off at once.
2 Dad suggested that Mum buy it online. / Dad suggested buying it online to Mum.
3 Harry offered to top up Laura’s phone when he was in town.
4 Sue announced on Twitter that they were moving to France.
5 Dan warned me not to pull the plug out or all the data would be lost.
6 I apologized to my dad for not calling him.
WB page 11
5
1 I could
2 I had bought
3 whether that
4 had met
5 he had deleted
6 if I could borrow
6
1 how long it had taken her to get through to an operator
2 if / whether he was bilingual
3 who had accused her of being a cyber-bully
4 what screen time meant
7
1 ordered Katy not to call him again
2 asked me how much that iPhone was
3 congratulated Chloe on making such a good website
4 agreed that English was difficult
5 apologized to Rachel for not telling her
6 advised me to learn Italian
8 Students’ own answers.
9
1 if / whether I had
2 said to me / told me
3 (correct)
4 speaking / we should speak / we spoke
5 to buy me
6 said (that) it was
Listening
WB page 12
2
1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 D 8 B
3
1 E 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D
4
1 interrupt, justified
2 however
3 shocking, situation
4 interrupt, residents
5 justified, speaking
5
1 can you switch your engine off
2 What’s the problem
3 You were writing a text message
4 What’s wrong with that?
5 It’s against the law and you’ll have to pay a £60 fine.
6 Are you serious?
7 you can’t write it or call someone back
8 but I was afraid my battery would run out
Speaking
WB page 13
1
1 E 2 B 3 F 4 A 5 C 6 D
2
1 delighted 2 Exactly 3 Really 4 shame 5 serious 6 Absolutely
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
WB page 14
1 Possible answer: she invented the idea of a computer programme.
2 Possible answers:
1 To show that history usually records the successes of men – it is his story, and misses out the achievements of women.
2 The number of girls who take computing at GSCE level.
3 They are all women who have made important developments in technology.
4 He / She believes that it will have positive results.
3
1 F; The ‘beauty of the internet’ is that ‘you log on to catch up with …gossip’ and ’end up finding out the most obscure facts’.
2 T; ‘“Ada who?” I hear you shout, and “Why does she have her own day?”.’3 T; 37% of science and technology graduates were women in 1985, 18% in 2008.
4 F; They are ‘aimed specifically at girls who think IT isn’t for them’.
4
1 obscure 2 precursor 3 handle 4 inspire 5 pioneers
5
1 beauty 2 computing 3 computer 4 universities 5 UK
Writing
WB page 15
1
• Users decide which information to upload about themselves.
• Users take the decision to make their information public by joining social networking sites.
2
1 Yes
2 Para. 2: First and foremost, Para. 3: Also, For example, Furthermore, For instance
3 In conclusion; I believe
3
Nowadays, social networking sites allow people to post updates which even strangers can read. However, I
do not believe this means people’s privacy is destroyed by using these sites.
First and foremost, when people post an update on a social network, it is usually their decision. Most people only upload pictures or post comments they want people to see.
Also, most social networking media allow us to control who sees our information. For example, you can allow only some people you are connected with to see certain updates. Furthermore, joining these sites means agreeing to certain terms. For instance, we permit the company to access our details. If we don’t agree, we can decide not to join the site.
In conclusion, I believe we choose what personal information others see on social media. Therefore, it is not
the sites that destroy our privacy. By joining them in the first place, we are agreeing to make our lives public.
4 Possible answers:
1 You can hear the language spoken in realistic situations; you can learn from native speakers; you can learn everyday uses of words and phrases that are common in the local culture.
2 Taking lessons in a class, individually or online.
3 Students’ own answers.
5
• Ideas should be numbered: 2, 4, 1, 3
• Students’ own answers in 1 and 2.
6 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
WB page 17
1
1 she had left her laptop there the previous night / night before
2 they were going to talk on Skype the following day
3 Dad had lost his mobile
4 she would ask Jen to be her friend on Facebook
5 they would love to visit us the following week
2
1 offered to 2 apologized for 3 suggested 4 accused 5 denied
3
1 if I was
2 suggested joining that
3 my email address was
4 promised to send
4
1 if she had bought any good games
2 she had got Redshirt the week before / the previous week
3 he hadn’t heard of it
4 to let Ron / him borrow it until the next / following week
5 to give it back to her on Thursday
Vocabulary
1
1 keep 2 have 3 commented 4 spread 5 having
2
1 log 2 turn 3 posted 4 run 5 deleted
WB page 17
3
1 language 2 addiction 3 screen 4 online 5 social 6 off
4
1 zoom in on
2 a safe site
3 spoken in public
4 (any) unread mail
5 spread the word
6 shop online
Listening
1
1 B 2 1 3 2 4 2 5 2
2
1 get through
2 hang up
3 3:30
4 switched off
5 (big) date
6 half an hour / person
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
WB page 8
1
1 fluently
2 bilingual
3 mother tongue
4 second language
5 accent
6 idioms
2
1 were having a chat
2 did you spread a rumour / rumours
3 keep in touch
4 to comment on
5 having an argument
3
1 screen 2 addiction 3 status 4 social 5 updates
4
1 logged 2 going 3 posted 4 deleting 5 post
5
1 cyber bully 2 followers 3 addiction 4 network
WB page 9
6
1 made
2 listening
3 rang; call
4 topped; has run
5 switch
6 get
7
1 C turn … down
2 E hung up
3 A ring up
4 B quieten down
5 D cut off
8
1 call back 2 hangs up 3 listen in 4 get through 5 top … up 6 run out
1 zoom 2 site 3 retweet 4 shop 5 gossip 6 in public
10
1 wireless / wi-fi 2 unread 3 cookies 4 Hackers 5 chatroom 6 shop
Grammar
WB page 10
1
1 Natalie said that she would text me that evening.
2 Mum said to Trish that the internet wasn’t working at that moment.
3 Dad said that Jay had been playing with his phone for hours.
4 Carla said that Callum had replied to her email the previous day / the day before.
5 Dan said that they were getting a new computer the following day / the next day.
2
1 she was thinking about buying that new app for her
2 he had read about that online the night before / previous night
3 you could program it
4 she was going to program it
5 he wouldn’t have expected
3
1 me not to upload that picture
2 if he could give her his email address
3 not to visit / that she wouldn’t visit that site again
4 calling Pepe / that we call Pepe to see how he was
5 Aris of breaking / having stolen her tablet
6 breaking Tina’s mobile
4
1 Mr Khan ordered Jon to switch that computer off at once.
2 Dad suggested that Mum buy it online. / Dad suggested buying it online to Mum.
3 Harry offered to top up Laura’s phone when he was in town.
4 Sue announced on Twitter that they were moving to France.
5 Dan warned me not to pull the plug out or all the data would be lost.
6 I apologized to my dad for not calling him.
WB page 11
5
1 I could
2 I had bought
3 whether that
4 had met
5 he had deleted
6 if I could borrow
6
1 how long it had taken her to get through to an operator
2 if / whether he was bilingual
3 who had accused her of being a cyber-bully
4 what screen time meant
7
1 ordered Katy not to call him again
2 asked me how much that iPhone was
3 congratulated Chloe on making such a good website
4 agreed that English was difficult
5 apologized to Rachel for not telling her
6 advised me to learn Italian
8 Students’ own answers.
9
1 if / whether I had
2 said to me / told me
3 (correct)
4 speaking / we should speak / we spoke
5 to buy me
6 said (that) it was
Listening
WB page 12
2
1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 D 8 B
3
1 E 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 D
4
1 interrupt, justified
2 however
3 shocking, situation
4 interrupt, residents
5 justified, speaking
5
1 can you switch your engine off
2 What’s the problem
3 You were writing a text message
4 What’s wrong with that?
5 It’s against the law and you’ll have to pay a £60 fine.
6 Are you serious?
7 you can’t write it or call someone back
8 but I was afraid my battery would run out
Speaking
WB page 13
1
1 E 2 B 3 F 4 A 5 C 6 D
2
1 delighted 2 Exactly 3 Really 4 shame 5 serious 6 Absolutely
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
WB page 14
1 Possible answer: she invented the idea of a computer programme.
2 Possible answers:
1 To show that history usually records the successes of men – it is his story, and misses out the achievements of women.
2 The number of girls who take computing at GSCE level.
3 They are all women who have made important developments in technology.
4 He / She believes that it will have positive results.
3
1 F; The ‘beauty of the internet’ is that ‘you log on to catch up with …gossip’ and ’end up finding out the most obscure facts’.
2 T; ‘“Ada who?” I hear you shout, and “Why does she have her own day?”.’3 T; 37% of science and technology graduates were women in 1985, 18% in 2008.
4 F; They are ‘aimed specifically at girls who think IT isn’t for them’.
4
1 obscure 2 precursor 3 handle 4 inspire 5 pioneers
5
1 beauty 2 computing 3 computer 4 universities 5 UK
Writing
WB page 15
1
• Users decide which information to upload about themselves.
• Users take the decision to make their information public by joining social networking sites.
2
1 Yes
2 Para. 2: First and foremost, Para. 3: Also, For example, Furthermore, For instance
3 In conclusion; I believe
3
Nowadays, social networking sites allow people to post updates which even strangers can read. However, I
do not believe this means people’s privacy is destroyed by using these sites.
First and foremost, when people post an update on a social network, it is usually their decision. Most people only upload pictures or post comments they want people to see.
Also, most social networking media allow us to control who sees our information. For example, you can allow only some people you are connected with to see certain updates. Furthermore, joining these sites means agreeing to certain terms. For instance, we permit the company to access our details. If we don’t agree, we can decide not to join the site.
In conclusion, I believe we choose what personal information others see on social media. Therefore, it is not
the sites that destroy our privacy. By joining them in the first place, we are agreeing to make our lives public.
4 Possible answers:
1 You can hear the language spoken in realistic situations; you can learn from native speakers; you can learn everyday uses of words and phrases that are common in the local culture.
2 Taking lessons in a class, individually or online.
3 Students’ own answers.
5
• Ideas should be numbered: 2, 4, 1, 3
• Students’ own answers in 1 and 2.
6 Students’ own answers.
Progress check
Grammar
WB page 17
1
1 she had left her laptop there the previous night / night before
2 they were going to talk on Skype the following day
3 Dad had lost his mobile
4 she would ask Jen to be her friend on Facebook
5 they would love to visit us the following week
2
1 offered to 2 apologized for 3 suggested 4 accused 5 denied
3
1 if I was
2 suggested joining that
3 my email address was
4 promised to send
4
1 if she had bought any good games
2 she had got Redshirt the week before / the previous week
3 he hadn’t heard of it
4 to let Ron / him borrow it until the next / following week
5 to give it back to her on Thursday
Vocabulary
1
1 keep 2 have 3 commented 4 spread 5 having
2
1 log 2 turn 3 posted 4 run 5 deleted
WB page 17
3
1 language 2 addiction 3 screen 4 online 5 social 6 off
4
1 zoom in on
2 a safe site
3 spoken in public
4 (any) unread mail
5 spread the word
6 shop online
Listening
1
1 B 2 1 3 2 4 2 5 2
2
1 get through
2 hang up
3 3:30
4 switched off
5 (big) date
6 half an hour / person
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
1st Batxillerat Unit 1 Workbook Answer Key
1st Batxillerat Unit 1 Workbook
Vocabulary
WB page 8
1
1 do homework
2 going on a date
3 make a fantastic meal
4 go trekking
5 get fit
2
1 do 2 do 3 make 4 go 5 making 6 get
3
1 go without 2 was going on 3 go back 4 go through
4
1 I went through
2 go without sweets or chocolate
3 didn’t go / get back
4 what’s going on
WB page 9
5
1 embarrassed 2 excited 3 depressing 4 frightening 5 disappointed 6 surprising
6
1 sci-fi books really boring
2 worried about Dad’s health
3 aren’t usually interested in cookery
4 was exhausting
5 the most annoying
6 disappointed by the last film
7
1 play 2 making 3 went 4 gets / will get 5 do 6 making 7 get 8 make
8
1 gone off 2 went through 3 go on 4 go with 5 gone off 6 is going through 7 went off
9
A visit to London can be tempted at any time of year, but spring is the best time to head for this popular city.
Although seeing the bright lights of the Christmas decorations in winter is an amazed experience, walking
through crowds of shoppers in the cold gets exhausting after a while. In spring, it becomes easier to get
around, and after a day’s sightseeing, you won’t feel as if you’ve got trekking uphill. London’s many parks are at their best at this time of year if you fancy a relaxed walk away from the noise of the traffic. Visitors are often surprising by the size of London’s parks and how central they are, but they are never disappointed by them. If you’re lucky, you may even see a play or a concert in the park, as there’s usually some cultural event going without.
1 tempting 2 amazing 3 been 4 relaxing 5 surprised 6 on
Grammar
WB page 10
1
1 Was … wearing; crashed
2 were picking; started
3 had made; was
4 hadn’t been; didn’t know
5 Had … left; arrived
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 haven’t arrested; broke into
2 has … disappointed; saw
3 Have … read; gave
4 hasn’t arrived; left
5 ’ve / have lied; promised
4
1 ’ve / have known them since
2 has become
3 has already been
4 went climbing was
5 has gone out
5
1 hurt
2 was playing
3 haven’t broken
4 had warned / warned
5 went
6 hadn’t done / didn’t do
6
1 The teacher didn’t know that I’d cheated.
2 How long did it take you to do your homework last night?
3 (correct)
4 The burglar had left the house before we got back.
5 Granddad says he didn’t have enough to eat when he was young.
6 None of us had seen such a beautiful sunset before that evening.
WB page 11
7
1 didn’t use to like
2 used to do ✓
3 didn’t use to exist
4 used to have
5 did … use to go ✓
6 used to come ✓
8
1 used to spend summers at our country house when I was young.
2 didn’t use to be so relaxed.
3 Would you get a cold
4 would / used to go everywhere by bus as they didn’t drive.
5 always use to be so helpful?
6 would wear skirts and dresses.
9
1 began
2 had taken / were taking
3 have made
4 asked
5 used to call / called
6 wanted
7 had / did
10
1 had not / never been
2 use to get
3 have not / never had
4 was ringing but
5 had not got
6 did not use
Listening
WB page 12
2
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 C 8 B 9 C 10 C
3
1 experience 2 career 3 favourite 4 fascination 5 curious 6 common
4
1 popular 2 important 3 interested 4 condition 5 pale 6 situation
5
1 Have you just got back from the library?
2 I had to ask them to keep the vampire book
3 Didn’t you get it then?
4 they forgot and gave it
5 they’ve done that to you
6 I was thinking that maybe I should
7 Hasn’t a new one opened up
8 went there afterwards
9 it had already closed.
Speaking
WB page 13
1
1 D 2 F 3 B 4 E 5 A 6 C
2
1 rock climbing 2 Really 3 frightening 4 Oh dear 5 Would 6 rather 7 relaxing
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
WB page 14
1 Possible answer:
An intern is someone who works in
a company without being paid in
order to get experience working in a
particular job or workplace.
Students’ own answers.
2 Possible answers:
1 He has a degree in Public Relations.
2 He doesn’t earn anything as it’s unpaid work.
3 Why his bosses had trusted him to do so much.
4 The caterers, because they didn’t bring the correct order and they charged too much.
5 Gerry was asked to sing at the party.
3
1 F He has been an intern for five months.
2 F He’s ambitious.
3 T He had to make all the arrangements.
4 T He was exhausted by the time the party started.
5 F He thought it was pretty cool.
4
1 safety regulations
2 nickname
3 bad press
4 internship
5 double act
5
1 Relations 2 internship 3 Sure 4 ambitious 5 regulations 6 infection
Writing
WB page 15
1
The writer’s friend.
Sasha’s horse.
The writer.
2
1 past simple
2 past perfect
3 It shows us why the day was important.
3
1 As soon as 2 At first 3 later 4 After 5 While 6 By the time
4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers
Progress Check
Grammar
WB page 16
1
1 was looking; interrupted
2 Did … meet; were doing
3 weren’t / were not studying; saw; were watching
4 hasn’t been; ’s / hadn’t been; was
5 ’s / has done
2
1 used to play ✓
2 didn’t use to do ✓
3 Did … use to get ✓
4 used to love
5 didn’t use to have
3
1 decided 2 had come 3 used to play 4 (correct) 5 made 6 scored
4 Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
1
1 got 2 Have … been 3 was doing 4 had … made 5 Did … get 6 made
2
1 C; going through 2 B; going on 3 D; going back 4 A; go without 5 E; gone off
WB page 17
3
1 embarrassed ➙ embarrassing
2 if you make ➙ if you do
3 (correct)
4 without ➙ through
5 (correct)
6 frightening ➙ frightened
4
1 make an effort
2 (that) a bomb went off
3 doesn’t go with
4 I’ve got a headache
5 made a decision
6 you get to
Listening
1
Has got a tattoo: Bob
Used to play volleyball: an old couple
Suggests a solution to a problem: Ava
Finds something funny: Chaz
Was disappointed by something: Iris
2 Possible answers:
1 annoying 2 embarrassed 3 amusing 4 surprised 5 frightened
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
WB page 8
1
1 do homework
2 going on a date
3 make a fantastic meal
4 go trekking
5 get fit
2
1 do 2 do 3 make 4 go 5 making 6 get
3
1 go without 2 was going on 3 go back 4 go through
4
1 I went through
2 go without sweets or chocolate
3 didn’t go / get back
4 what’s going on
WB page 9
5
1 embarrassed 2 excited 3 depressing 4 frightening 5 disappointed 6 surprising
6
1 sci-fi books really boring
2 worried about Dad’s health
3 aren’t usually interested in cookery
4 was exhausting
5 the most annoying
6 disappointed by the last film
7
1 play 2 making 3 went 4 gets / will get 5 do 6 making 7 get 8 make
8
1 gone off 2 went through 3 go on 4 go with 5 gone off 6 is going through 7 went off
9
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Although seeing the bright lights of the Christmas decorations in winter is an amazed experience, walking
through crowds of shoppers in the cold gets exhausting after a while. In spring, it becomes easier to get
around, and after a day’s sightseeing, you won’t feel as if you’ve got trekking uphill. London’s many parks are at their best at this time of year if you fancy a relaxed walk away from the noise of the traffic. Visitors are often surprising by the size of London’s parks and how central they are, but they are never disappointed by them. If you’re lucky, you may even see a play or a concert in the park, as there’s usually some cultural event going without.
1 tempting 2 amazing 3 been 4 relaxing 5 surprised 6 on
Grammar
WB page 10
1
1 Was … wearing; crashed
2 were picking; started
3 had made; was
4 hadn’t been; didn’t know
5 Had … left; arrived
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 haven’t arrested; broke into
2 has … disappointed; saw
3 Have … read; gave
4 hasn’t arrived; left
5 ’ve / have lied; promised
4
1 ’ve / have known them since
2 has become
3 has already been
4 went climbing was
5 has gone out
5
1 hurt
2 was playing
3 haven’t broken
4 had warned / warned
5 went
6 hadn’t done / didn’t do
6
1 The teacher didn’t know that I’d cheated.
2 How long did it take you to do your homework last night?
3 (correct)
4 The burglar had left the house before we got back.
5 Granddad says he didn’t have enough to eat when he was young.
6 None of us had seen such a beautiful sunset before that evening.
WB page 11
7
1 didn’t use to like
2 used to do ✓
3 didn’t use to exist
4 used to have
5 did … use to go ✓
6 used to come ✓
8
1 used to spend summers at our country house when I was young.
2 didn’t use to be so relaxed.
3 Would you get a cold
4 would / used to go everywhere by bus as they didn’t drive.
5 always use to be so helpful?
6 would wear skirts and dresses.
9
1 began
2 had taken / were taking
3 have made
4 asked
5 used to call / called
6 wanted
7 had / did
10
1 had not / never been
2 use to get
3 have not / never had
4 was ringing but
5 had not got
6 did not use
Listening
WB page 12
2
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 C 8 B 9 C 10 C
3
1 experience 2 career 3 favourite 4 fascination 5 curious 6 common
4
1 popular 2 important 3 interested 4 condition 5 pale 6 situation
5
1 Have you just got back from the library?
2 I had to ask them to keep the vampire book
3 Didn’t you get it then?
4 they forgot and gave it
5 they’ve done that to you
6 I was thinking that maybe I should
7 Hasn’t a new one opened up
8 went there afterwards
9 it had already closed.
Speaking
WB page 13
1
1 D 2 F 3 B 4 E 5 A 6 C
2
1 rock climbing 2 Really 3 frightening 4 Oh dear 5 Would 6 rather 7 relaxing
3, 4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers.
Reading
WB page 14
1 Possible answer:
An intern is someone who works in
a company without being paid in
order to get experience working in a
particular job or workplace.
Students’ own answers.
2 Possible answers:
1 He has a degree in Public Relations.
2 He doesn’t earn anything as it’s unpaid work.
3 Why his bosses had trusted him to do so much.
4 The caterers, because they didn’t bring the correct order and they charged too much.
5 Gerry was asked to sing at the party.
3
1 F He has been an intern for five months.
2 F He’s ambitious.
3 T He had to make all the arrangements.
4 T He was exhausted by the time the party started.
5 F He thought it was pretty cool.
4
1 safety regulations
2 nickname
3 bad press
4 internship
5 double act
5
1 Relations 2 internship 3 Sure 4 ambitious 5 regulations 6 infection
Writing
WB page 15
1
The writer’s friend.
Sasha’s horse.
The writer.
2
1 past simple
2 past perfect
3 It shows us why the day was important.
3
1 As soon as 2 At first 3 later 4 After 5 While 6 By the time
4, 5, 6 Students’ own answers
Progress Check
Grammar
WB page 16
1
1 was looking; interrupted
2 Did … meet; were doing
3 weren’t / were not studying; saw; were watching
4 hasn’t been; ’s / hadn’t been; was
5 ’s / has done
2
1 used to play ✓
2 didn’t use to do ✓
3 Did … use to get ✓
4 used to love
5 didn’t use to have
3
1 decided 2 had come 3 used to play 4 (correct) 5 made 6 scored
4 Students’ own answers.
Vocabulary
1
1 got 2 Have … been 3 was doing 4 had … made 5 Did … get 6 made
2
1 C; going through 2 B; going on 3 D; going back 4 A; go without 5 E; gone off
WB page 17
3
1 embarrassed ➙ embarrassing
2 if you make ➙ if you do
3 (correct)
4 without ➙ through
5 (correct)
6 frightening ➙ frightened
4
1 make an effort
2 (that) a bomb went off
3 doesn’t go with
4 I’ve got a headache
5 made a decision
6 you get to
Listening
1
Has got a tattoo: Bob
Used to play volleyball: an old couple
Suggests a solution to a problem: Ava
Finds something funny: Chaz
Was disappointed by something: Iris
2 Possible answers:
1 annoying 2 embarrassed 3 amusing 4 surprised 5 frightened
Speaking
Students’ own answers.
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Thursday, 22 September 2016
1st batxillerat Unit 1 Experiences. Have you got a Bucket List?
Watch the following video and write down the bucket list ideas that are mentioned. Which ones would you like to do? Are there any which you wouldn't like to do?
Here you have a song called Bucket List:
Here you have a song called Bucket List:
2nd batxillerat Unit 1 Language & communication
1. Do you think English is easy to learn?
2. What are the easy and difficult aspects of language learning?
3. If you could be fluent in 3 languages, which would you choose and why?
Now, let's watch the following video about the Top 10 difficult languages to learn.
Which are the sexiest accents for you?
Do you think that mobile phones and computers make us MORE or LESS sociable? Why?
2. What are the easy and difficult aspects of language learning?
3. If you could be fluent in 3 languages, which would you choose and why?
Now, let's watch the following video about the Top 10 difficult languages to learn.
Which are the sexiest accents for you?
Do you think that mobile phones and computers make us MORE or LESS sociable? Why?
1st batxillerat WORKBOOK Starter Unit answer key
Starter unit
FOCUS ON page 4 ex 4 & 5, page 5 ex 2, 3 & 4, page 6 ex 1, 3, 4, 5.
WB p 4
People talking
1
1 from 2 of 3 about 4 from / to 5 in
2
1 is making
2 are
3 was writing
4 did not / didn’t finish
5 is becoming
6 appears
3
1 Do … know 2 love 3 comes 4 live 5 don’t believe 6 owns / own
4
1 is / ’s seeing
2 Do … see
3 think
4 ’re / are thinking
5 tastes
5
1 did you see on holiday? O
2 house did she buy? O
3 did you come here? O
4 did you go last year? O
5 did Glen give you? O
6 bike is this? S
WB p 5
People: About you
1
1 ’ve / have; set
2 ’ve / have done
3 haven’t / have not; done
4 have gained
5 have used
2
1 has been playing
2 have allowed
3 has shown
4 has … written
5 has been helping
6 have come
7 has been getting
3
1 for 2 ever 3 since 4 never 5 ever 6 since
4
2 haven’t / have not yet made
3 haven’t / have not already visited
4 have I already achieved
5 still haven’t / have not taken / haven’t / have not yet taken
6 ’ve / have already taken
7 haven’t / have not received … yet
5 Students’ own answers.
WB p 6
People together
1
1 all 2 None 3 all 4 both 5 both 6 Neither 7 both
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 anybody 2 Nobody 3 everybody 4 somebody 5 everything 6 Everywhere
7 nobody; anything
4
1 younger than 2 the oldest 3 the youngest 4 taller than 5 faster than
5
1 less 2 at least 3 wasn’t as much as 4 least 5 as much as 6 (correct)
WB p 7
Listening
1 the happiest day
2 23 / twenty-three
3 celebration
4 None of
5 since 1821
6 has been
7 nobody (ever)
8 hopes
Speaking
1, 2, 3 Students’ own answers.
Writing
Students’ own answers.
FOCUS ON page 4 ex 4 & 5, page 5 ex 2, 3 & 4, page 6 ex 1, 3, 4, 5.
WB p 4
People talking
1
1 from 2 of 3 about 4 from / to 5 in
2
1 is making
2 are
3 was writing
4 did not / didn’t finish
5 is becoming
6 appears
3
1 Do … know 2 love 3 comes 4 live 5 don’t believe 6 owns / own
4
1 is / ’s seeing
2 Do … see
3 think
4 ’re / are thinking
5 tastes
5
1 did you see on holiday? O
2 house did she buy? O
3 did you come here? O
4 did you go last year? O
5 did Glen give you? O
6 bike is this? S
WB p 5
People: About you
1
1 ’ve / have; set
2 ’ve / have done
3 haven’t / have not; done
4 have gained
5 have used
2
1 has been playing
2 have allowed
3 has shown
4 has … written
5 has been helping
6 have come
7 has been getting
3
1 for 2 ever 3 since 4 never 5 ever 6 since
4
2 haven’t / have not yet made
3 haven’t / have not already visited
4 have I already achieved
5 still haven’t / have not taken / haven’t / have not yet taken
6 ’ve / have already taken
7 haven’t / have not received … yet
5 Students’ own answers.
WB p 6
People together
1
1 all 2 None 3 all 4 both 5 both 6 Neither 7 both
2 Students’ own answers.
3
1 anybody 2 Nobody 3 everybody 4 somebody 5 everything 6 Everywhere
7 nobody; anything
4
1 younger than 2 the oldest 3 the youngest 4 taller than 5 faster than
5
1 less 2 at least 3 wasn’t as much as 4 least 5 as much as 6 (correct)
WB p 7
Listening
1 the happiest day
2 23 / twenty-three
3 celebration
4 None of
5 since 1821
6 has been
7 nobody (ever)
8 hopes
Speaking
1, 2, 3 Students’ own answers.
Writing
Students’ own answers.
2nd batxillerat WORKBOOK Starter Unit answer key
FOCUS ON page 4 ex 3, page 5 ex 6 & 8, page 6 ex 11 & 13, page 7 ex 14.
WB p 4
1
1 is 2 wrote 3 was 4 decided 5 was living 6 spent 7 are / ’re looking
2
1 Did … live
2 believe
3 fell
4 was speaking; happened
5 are / ’re wearing
6 loves
3
1 had started … arrived
2 hadn’t / haven’t played
3 Did … pass
4 Had … sold; went
5 had / ’d finished; rang
6 had just left; offered
4
1 found
2 realized
3 had made
4 did
5 had died
6 had carried
7 Do / Did … belong
WB p 5
5
1 appeared 2 has starred 3 has won 4 has … made 5 has played 6 gave
6
1 we’ve / we have been
2 have / ’ve been
3 Did Dana meet
4 haven’t seen a play for
5 have / ’ve lived in Murcia
6 was Mum’s
7 Students’ own answers.
8
1 has watched
2 haven’t eaten
3 has / ’s been doing
4 have / ’ve cycled
5 has / ’s been painting
6 Have … played
WB p 6
9
1 Have … wanted
2 have / ’ve been learning
3 have / ’ve just started
4 have … been
5 have / ’ve already been playing
6 have / ’ve been looking
10
1 Since 2 been 3 has 4 for 5 have 6 cleaned
11
1 Are … going
2 will be
3 stay / are staying
4 will be
5 will / ’ll get
12
1 arrives
2 are you going
3 doesn’t open
4 aren’t they coming
5 finishes
6 are / ’re having
13
1 will be
2 won’t stop / isn’t going to stop
3 ’ll / will carry, OR ’m / am going to carry
4 will have to
WB p 7
14
1 do you get on 2 Isn’t the show 3 long has it been 4 trains you
15
1 What was he reading when you saw him?
2 Who owns that house over there?
3 How long is it since you last ate at Pedro’s?
4 Where did you learn to surf?
5 When did you get home from school?
16
1 will schools be
2 have been asking / have asked
3 is
4 will not / won’t need
5 will give
6 will be
7 do children think
8 have never known
17
1 are being have been in the news
2 have been selling objects
3 has had / (no replacement word)
4 he bought did he buy
5 he gives will give / is going to give
WB p 4
1
1 is 2 wrote 3 was 4 decided 5 was living 6 spent 7 are / ’re looking
2
1 Did … live
2 believe
3 fell
4 was speaking; happened
5 are / ’re wearing
6 loves
3
1 had started … arrived
2 hadn’t / haven’t played
3 Did … pass
4 Had … sold; went
5 had / ’d finished; rang
6 had just left; offered
4
1 found
2 realized
3 had made
4 did
5 had died
6 had carried
7 Do / Did … belong
WB p 5
5
1 appeared 2 has starred 3 has won 4 has … made 5 has played 6 gave
6
1 we’ve / we have been
2 have / ’ve been
3 Did Dana meet
4 haven’t seen a play for
5 have / ’ve lived in Murcia
6 was Mum’s
7 Students’ own answers.
8
1 has watched
2 haven’t eaten
3 has / ’s been doing
4 have / ’ve cycled
5 has / ’s been painting
6 Have … played
WB p 6
9
1 Have … wanted
2 have / ’ve been learning
3 have / ’ve just started
4 have … been
5 have / ’ve already been playing
6 have / ’ve been looking
10
1 Since 2 been 3 has 4 for 5 have 6 cleaned
11
1 Are … going
2 will be
3 stay / are staying
4 will be
5 will / ’ll get
12
1 arrives
2 are you going
3 doesn’t open
4 aren’t they coming
5 finishes
6 are / ’re having
13
1 will be
2 won’t stop / isn’t going to stop
3 ’ll / will carry, OR ’m / am going to carry
4 will have to
WB p 7
14
1 do you get on 2 Isn’t the show 3 long has it been 4 trains you
15
1 What was he reading when you saw him?
2 Who owns that house over there?
3 How long is it since you last ate at Pedro’s?
4 Where did you learn to surf?
5 When did you get home from school?
16
1 will schools be
2 have been asking / have asked
3 is
4 will not / won’t need
5 will give
6 will be
7 do children think
8 have never known
17
1 are being have been in the news
2 have been selling objects
3 has had / (no replacement word)
4 he bought did he buy
5 he gives will give / is going to give
Wednesday, 21 September 2016
2nd batxillerat GRAMMAR WORKSHOP Starter Unit answer key
SB p 86 ex 1
1
1 It’s snowing
2 It snows
3 Do you know
4 Is it raining
5 ’m not reading
6 don’t understand
SB p 87 ex 2-10
2
1 How long have you been attending this university?
2 Ethan has been learning the guitar for three years.
3 Olivia hasn’t been working here for long.
4 I haven’t been feeling well this week.
5 They’ve been playing on the computer all day.
3
1 forgot => forgotten
2 already saw => ’ve / have already seen
3 (correct)
4 has been losing => has lost
5 haven’t been => hasn’t been
6 Did => Have
4
1 Please can we stop and rest – we’ve been walking for hours.
2 Eric is very excited – he’s never visited Cyprus before.
3 Have you seen Tom Cruise’s new film yet?
4 Where’s the watch I lent you – what have you done with it?
5 You look very hot and bothered – what have you been doing?
5
1 plays 2 has scored 3 started 4 was 5 makes
6
1 was growing up 2 focused 3 saw 4 started 5 was studying 6 beat
7
1 had run; scored
2 began; had arrived
3 flew; had seen
4 had finished; began
5 went; had broken
8
1 had / ’d never tried
2 hadn’t remembered
3 had been talking
4 had never seen
5 Had you been watching
9
1 Every summer, Julia used to / would go on holiday to Lanzarote.
2 Did Gonzalo use to work in a supermarket?
3 I used to live in Greece when I was a child.
4 When he was a teenager, he didn’t use to smoke.
5 100 years ago people didn’t use to have televisions.
6 Did you use to play / Would you play in the street when you were young?
10
1 won 2 was 3 became / has become 4 has had 5 have never had
SB p 88 ex 11, 12
11
1 ’m going to see
2 won’t rain
3 ’s going to be
4 ’ll drive
5 ’ll give
6 ’m going to give
12
1 will be playing 2 will have gone 3 will have spent 4 will have worked 5 will be cycling
SB p 89 ex 13, 14
13
1 leaves
2 arrives
3 ’m staying / ’m going to stay
4 ’s going to show
5 is going to take
6 ’re seeing / ’re going to see
14
1 do 2 how long 3 Who 4 Were 5 play 6 When 7 Didn’t
1
1 It’s snowing
2 It snows
3 Do you know
4 Is it raining
5 ’m not reading
6 don’t understand
SB p 87 ex 2-10
2
1 How long have you been attending this university?
2 Ethan has been learning the guitar for three years.
3 Olivia hasn’t been working here for long.
4 I haven’t been feeling well this week.
5 They’ve been playing on the computer all day.
3
1 forgot => forgotten
2 already saw => ’ve / have already seen
3 (correct)
4 has been losing => has lost
5 haven’t been => hasn’t been
6 Did => Have
4
1 Please can we stop and rest – we’ve been walking for hours.
2 Eric is very excited – he’s never visited Cyprus before.
3 Have you seen Tom Cruise’s new film yet?
4 Where’s the watch I lent you – what have you done with it?
5 You look very hot and bothered – what have you been doing?
5
1 plays 2 has scored 3 started 4 was 5 makes
6
1 was growing up 2 focused 3 saw 4 started 5 was studying 6 beat
7
1 had run; scored
2 began; had arrived
3 flew; had seen
4 had finished; began
5 went; had broken
8
1 had / ’d never tried
2 hadn’t remembered
3 had been talking
4 had never seen
5 Had you been watching
9
1 Every summer, Julia used to / would go on holiday to Lanzarote.
2 Did Gonzalo use to work in a supermarket?
3 I used to live in Greece when I was a child.
4 When he was a teenager, he didn’t use to smoke.
5 100 years ago people didn’t use to have televisions.
6 Did you use to play / Would you play in the street when you were young?
10
1 won 2 was 3 became / has become 4 has had 5 have never had
SB p 88 ex 11, 12
11
1 ’m going to see
2 won’t rain
3 ’s going to be
4 ’ll drive
5 ’ll give
6 ’m going to give
12
1 will be playing 2 will have gone 3 will have spent 4 will have worked 5 will be cycling
SB p 89 ex 13, 14
13
1 leaves
2 arrives
3 ’m staying / ’m going to stay
4 ’s going to show
5 is going to take
6 ’re seeing / ’re going to see
14
1 do 2 how long 3 Who 4 Were 5 play 6 When 7 Didn’t
1st batxillerat Grammar Workshop Starter Unit
SB p 114 ex 1, 2
1
1 feels
2 describes
3 scores
4 follows
5 doesn’t eat
6 spends
2
1 The students are taking an exam today.
2 We’re talking about our greatest fears.
3 She isn’t / ’s not crying because of the film.
4 We’re not staying for dinner.
5 What are you studying at university
SB p 115 ex 3, 4, 5
3
1 dressed up
2 ate
3 didn’t use
4
1 eating
2 was
3 were
4 was
5
1 ’m / am
2 decided
3 tore
4 was visiting
5 took
6 was staying
7 think
8 feel
SB p 116 ex 6, 7, 8
6
1 T he students prefer to do tests online.
2 This time yesterday we were playing football.
✓ 3 He knew that she was upset.
4 He doesn’t mind if you stay the night.
5 I don’t know how to speak French.
7
1 Who did Juliet love?
2 Who survived the earthquake?
3 What did Mariana tell you?
4 Who found this umbrella yesterday?
5 Who heard the doorbell?
8
1 Have you ever had
2 haven’t done
3 Have you passed
4 ’ve had
SB p 117 ex 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
9
1 I’ve been living in Dubai for eight years.
✓ 2 We’ve been walking all day!
3 The students haven’t been living in Paris all year.
4 Josh and Kate haven’t been going out for very long.
5 Have they been sitting in the sun all afternoon?
10
1 Have you been jogging
2 has / ’s stopped
3 has / ’s been
4 haven’t been studying
5 have you visited
11
1 ever
2 since
3 never
4 for
12
1 I’ve just left university.
2 She hasn’t thanked us for her present yet.
3 They’ve already visited the Eiffel Tower.
4 We still haven’t started studying.
5 Have you just got married?
13
1 Neither of
2 Both of
3 all
4 both
5 Neither
SB p 118 ex 14, 15, 16
14
1 everywhere
2 nothing
3 anybody
4 nobody
5 somebody
15
1 the longest beard
2 the most decorated
3 the heaviest
16
1 Our family is not as large as Peter’s.
2 My mother is less patient than me.
3 His approach is the least systematic.
4 We’re not as adventurous as our predecessors.
5 The president is less popular than his deputy.
1
1 feels
2 describes
3 scores
4 follows
5 doesn’t eat
6 spends
2
1 The students are taking an exam today.
2 We’re talking about our greatest fears.
3 She isn’t / ’s not crying because of the film.
4 We’re not staying for dinner.
5 What are you studying at university
SB p 115 ex 3, 4, 5
3
1 dressed up
2 ate
3 didn’t use
4
1 eating
2 was
3 were
4 was
5
1 ’m / am
2 decided
3 tore
4 was visiting
5 took
6 was staying
7 think
8 feel
SB p 116 ex 6, 7, 8
6
1 T he students prefer to do tests online.
2 This time yesterday we were playing football.
✓ 3 He knew that she was upset.
4 He doesn’t mind if you stay the night.
5 I don’t know how to speak French.
7
1 Who did Juliet love?
2 Who survived the earthquake?
3 What did Mariana tell you?
4 Who found this umbrella yesterday?
5 Who heard the doorbell?
8
1 Have you ever had
2 haven’t done
3 Have you passed
4 ’ve had
SB p 117 ex 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
9
1 I’ve been living in Dubai for eight years.
✓ 2 We’ve been walking all day!
3 The students haven’t been living in Paris all year.
4 Josh and Kate haven’t been going out for very long.
5 Have they been sitting in the sun all afternoon?
10
1 Have you been jogging
2 has / ’s stopped
3 has / ’s been
4 haven’t been studying
5 have you visited
11
1 ever
2 since
3 never
4 for
12
1 I’ve just left university.
2 She hasn’t thanked us for her present yet.
3 They’ve already visited the Eiffel Tower.
4 We still haven’t started studying.
5 Have you just got married?
13
1 Neither of
2 Both of
3 all
4 both
5 Neither
SB p 118 ex 14, 15, 16
14
1 everywhere
2 nothing
3 anybody
4 nobody
5 somebody
15
1 the longest beard
2 the most decorated
3 the heaviest
16
1 Our family is not as large as Peter’s.
2 My mother is less patient than me.
3 His approach is the least systematic.
4 We’re not as adventurous as our predecessors.
5 The president is less popular than his deputy.
Sunday, 18 September 2016
Instructions to activate your digital workbook (WebBook) on Oxford Plus
First, buy the digital book online. Click here to access the Oxford online shop. (https://tienda.oupe.es/).
Make sure you buy the correct one:
1st batxillerat: Key to Batxillerat 1 Workbook (WebBook). ISBN: 97801194611178. Author: Ben Wetz.
2nd batxillerat: Key to Batxillerat 2 Workbook (WebBook). ISBN: 9780194611312. Author: Ben Wetz.
1. Go to www.oxfordplus.es
2. Click on Register. Fill in your personal details to register.
3. Log in.
4. Click on "Do you have an activation code?" and enter your activation code.
5. Click on the Workbook cover to open it.
Once you are in the digital Workbook you have to click on the "Gradebook" icon. The first time you get into your Gradebook, you will have to enter your name and the correct group code:
1st batxillerat A: OID77V0 (the first digit is capital letter O and the last one is a zero)
2nd batxillerat A: J9DQG0G (the second-to-last digit is a zero)
2nd batxillerat B: 4XSXAMZ
Make sure you buy the correct one:
1st batxillerat: Key to Batxillerat 1 Workbook (WebBook). ISBN: 97801194611178. Author: Ben Wetz.
2nd batxillerat: Key to Batxillerat 2 Workbook (WebBook). ISBN: 9780194611312. Author: Ben Wetz.
Once you have the code for your digital workbook, register on Oxford Plus. Follow this tutorial:
1. Go to www.oxfordplus.es
2. Click on Register. Fill in your personal details to register.
3. Log in.
4. Click on "Do you have an activation code?" and enter your activation code.
5. Click on the Workbook cover to open it.
Once you are in the digital Workbook you have to click on the "Gradebook" icon. The first time you get into your Gradebook, you will have to enter your name and the correct group code:
1st batxillerat A: OID77V0 (the first digit is capital letter O and the last one is a zero)
2nd batxillerat A: J9DQG0G (the second-to-last digit is a zero)
2nd batxillerat B: 4XSXAMZ
Sunday, 11 September 2016
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