CURSO:3º ESO ASIGNATURA:INGLÉS NO BILINGÜE PROFESORA: BEATRIZ MANSO CAPILLA
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1 CURSO:3º ESO ASIGNATURA:INGLÉS NO BILINGÜE PROFESORA: BEATRIZ MANSO CAPILLA
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3 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 1 Adverbs of degree 1 Tick (") the correct sentences. I get good marks. I m quite intelligent. 1 Joe isn t very ambitious. He s a law student. 2 Mum and Dad are really generous. They always give me what I need. 3 You re only sixteen. That s a bit young to leave home and get a job. 4 Sally is incredibly interested in school. She wants to leave when she s sixteen. 5 Tom is really shy. He can t talk to anybody. Adverbs of frequency 2 Complete the second sentences with the correct word. I go swimming once every two or three years. I hardly ever go swimming. (hardly ever / often) 1 Zac walks home from school four days a week. Zac walks home. (never / usually) 2 We don t play basketball. We play basketball. (often / never) 3 Mum and Dad don t eat in restaurants a lot. Mum and Dad eat in restaurants. (often / don t often) 4 They go to the cinema once or twice a month. They go to the cinema. (always / sometimes) 5 I only have a few arguments with my parents. I argue with my parents. (occasionally / usually) Present continuous 3 Complete the sentences with the present continuous form of the verbs. What are you doing (you / do)? 1 I (listen) to some music. 2 Jack (not watch) TV. 3 (they / have) dinner? 4 We (study) for an exam. 5 Where (they / go)? " Present simple and present continuous 4 Complete the sentences with the present simple or present continuous form of the verbs. Jack often teases (tease) his little sister. 1 Look! The boys (play) with the neighbour s dog. 2 I don t often (complain) about things at school. 3 Please be quiet. Katy and I (chat) on the phone. 4 James (sulk) because I ate all the chocolate. 5 Bess never (laugh) at any of my jokes. Adjectives: personality 5 Choose the correct words. Jack talks to everybody. He s friendly / shy. 1 Amy doesn t respect people s opinions. She s intolerant / practical. 2 Tess does a lot in her free time. She s sensitive / active. 3 You never give money to charities. You re mean / determined. 4 I know I can do things well. I m curious / confident. 5 Pete doesn t often smile. He s tolerant / serious. 6 I m always happy. I m a cheerful / sensible person. Verbs: communication and attitude 6 Complete the verbs with the endings in the box. ast gh ke lain lk re boast se 1 comp 4 jo 2 su 5 lau 3 tea 6 sta! PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
4 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 2 was, were, there was, there were 1 Complete the sentences with was, wasn t, were or weren t. The programme was interesting. ( ) 1 Who the best characters in the drama series? 2 The participant very good. ( ) 3 There a lot of people in the audience. ( ) 4 The viewers interested in the new show. ( ) 5 She really excited when she got the flat-screen TV. ( ) Past simple 2 Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs. I watched (watch) TV last night. 1 you (enjoy) the film? 2 He (not know) the answer. 3 What he (have) for dinner? 4 They (go) to Egypt last summer. 5 She (meet) a friend yesterday. 6 We (not win) any prizes. Past continuous 3 Order the words to complete the questions. (laughing / were / you) Why were you laughing? 1 (chatting / she / was) Who to? 2 (reading / were / you) this book? 3 (saying / they / were) What? 4 (it / raining / was) last night? 5 (he / listening / was) to the radio? Past simple and past continuous 4 Tick ( ) the correct sentences. When Diego arrived home, his mother was making the dinner. 1 We watched TV when the phone rang. 2 While I was doing my homework, I listen to some music. 3 The participant was answering a question when the show ended. 4 When they saw her, she was crying. 5 Dan was sleeping when the film was finishing. Television 5 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. adverts audience character episode remote control screen viewer My favourite character in The Simpsons is Bart. 1 I want to change channels. Where s the? 2 It s the last of my favourite programme tonight. 3 Some of the on television are more interesting than the programmes. 4 A watches the programme in their home but the are watching in the television studio. 5 Many houses have flat- televisions these days. Television programmes 6 Cross out the incorrect word in the television programmes. the documentary news 1 drama soap series 2 reality film show 3 film soap opera 4 talent show news 5 quiz opera show PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
5 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 3 much, many, a lot of 1 Cross out the incorrect bold word or words in each sentence. How much / many / a lot of bread is there? 1 There isn t much / many / a lot of coffee. 2 There s much / many / a lot of cola. 3 Are there much / many / a lot of Christmas presents? 4 There aren t much / many / a lot of people. 5 How much / many / a lot of chocolate do you eat each week? 6 You use much / many / a lot of electricity. 7 We don t watch much / many / a lot of reality shows in our house. Relative pronouns 2 Complete the sentences with who, which or where. We never use paper which isn t recycled. 1 I go to a supermarket all the vegetables are organic. 2 Colin Beavan is a person I admire. 3 People drive everywhere should think more about the environment. 4 Helen works in a factory workers put fruit into boxes. 5 Plastic is a material causes a lot of pollution. 6 It s better to buy food doesn t travel a long distance. 7 I prefer to use shops don t give plastic bags to customers. 8 I go to a fast-food restaurant they don t use plastic containers. 9 There are families throw away a lot of containers every day. too, too much, too many, enough, not enough 3 Choose the correct words. I m too / enough tired to go out. 1 Jack is old too / enough to go to school. 2 You drink too much / too many cans of fizzy drink. 3 Holly isn t fast enough / many to win the race. 4 There s too much / too many pollution in our oceans. 5 We aren t doing many / enough to protect our environment. 6 There s much / enough food in your fridge for fifty people! Household goods 4 Complete the crossword. 5 P A C K E T J B T Across R B N of crisps Down 1 of juice 4 of chocolate 2 of toothpaste 5 of shampoo 3 of coffee 5 of apples Pollution and the environment 5 Tick ( ) the verbs which are good for the environment. save 1 burn 5 poison 2 waste 6 reuse 3 recycle 7 pollute 4 destroy PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
6 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 4 Present perfect: affirmative and negative 1 Tick ( ) the correct sentences. Jessica has posted a message. 1 The girls hasn t played any games online. 2 Tim has searched for things on the internet. 3 You haven t messaged me recently! 4 I hasn t shared my files. 5 The boys have downloaded a lot of songs. 6 Maria has blog a lot today. 2 Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of one of the verbs. I haven t posted (not post / not create) any messages recently. 1 Jack (blog / create) a website. 2 Polly (not visit / not play) any chat rooms today. 3 We (not / not post) anyone today. 4 Luke (blog / download) some fantastic music. 5 You (not share / not message) your files this week. 6 Sam (play / chat) some games online with a boy in Japan. Present perfect: regular and irregular verbs 3 Choose the correct past participles. have haved / had 1 begin beginned / begun 2 join joined / jain 3 meet meeted / met 4 drink drinked / drunk 5 turn turned / torn 6 spend spended / spent 7 speak speaked / spoken 8 recognize recognized / recognoze 9 feel feeled / felt 10 sell selled / sold Present perfect: questions 4 Order the words to make questions. he / any / music / has / downloaded /? Has he downloaded any music? 1 eaten / today / have / what / you /? 2 how / slept / she / long / has /? 3 today / chatted / who / to / you / have /? 4 sent / an / has / she /? Nouns and verbs: the internet 5 Complete the sentences about the internet with the pairs of words in the box. chat / chat room download / downloads message / message board playing games / online game search / search engine I love playing games online. My favourite online game is Scrabble. 1 You can to people and make new friends in a. 2 When I need information, I for it with a. 3 When you post a on somebody s, they can read it and everybody else can read it, too! 4 You can music and films from the internet. But be careful: some are illegal. Website contents: interests 6 Complete the interests. Use a, e, i, o or u. a d v i c e 1 c l b r t s 2 f s h n 3 h r s c p s 4 r l t n s h p s PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
7 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 5 Present perfect + just 1 Where do the words go in the sentences? Draw an arrow ( ). Toby has released a single. (just) 1 I just done my first interview! ( ve) 2 They have shot the video. (just) 3 Holly has just her manager. (sacked) 4 The band members just broken up. (have) 5 We have signed a new contract. (just) Present perfect + still, yet and already 2 Complete the sentences with still, yet or already. They still haven t finished the film. 1 Have you released the single? 2 I ve spoken to the manager. 3 Jack hasn t done his homework. 4 We haven t seen the film. 5 Sally has done the interview. 6 It hasn t stopped raining. for and since 3 Complete the phrases with for or since. for a year last June 3 three weeks 4 a long time 5 I was born 6 months 7 yesterday 4 Tick ( ) the correct sentences. You haven t released a single for a long time. 1 I ve worked in an office for I left school. 2 Jack s known Keira for five years. 3 Jen hasn t listened to the CD since months. 4 We ve been in a band for two months. 5 I haven t had a hit since Present perfect and past simple 5 Complete the sentences with the correct forms. I ve known Lara since (knew / ve known) 1 Holly and Jason up in May. (broke / have broken) 2 Joe his manager last month. (has sacked / sacked) 3 you ever a celebrity? (Did meet / Have met) 4 We the video yet. (didn t shoot / haven t shot) 5 I an interview yesterday. (did / have done) Show business 6 Choose the correct words. I m going to sign a contract / an audition. 1 Jess would like to appear / release her new single. 2 Sam is going to get / appear in a film. 3 You re doing an interview / a contract tomorrow. 4 We re going to have a contract / hit with this song! 5 Will we get / do a good or bad review? 6 I m going to audition / review for a part in a film. Nouns and adjectives: star qualities 7 Are the words nouns or adjectives? Write N or A. stylish A 1 fame 2 creativity 3 skilful 4 independent 5 talented 6 strength 7 luck 8 intelligent PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
8 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 6 should and must 1 Tick ( ) the correct sentences. You should do your homework on time. 1 Students mustn t use mobile phones in class. 2 We don t should stay out late at night. 3 Dan shoulds revise for his exam. 4 I mustn t cheat in the exam. 5 You shouldn t copy people s work. 6 Lucy doesn t must play truant. have to and don t have to 2 Complete the sentences with have to, has to, don t have to and doesn t have to. Jack has to do an exam in the morning. ( ) 1 I _ go to school tomorrow! ( ) 2 We _ listen to the teacher. ( ) 3 Marta _ wear a uniform. ( ) 4 You _ work harder at school! ( ) 5 Students in Britain _ clean their classrooms. ( ) 6 Tom can t come with us because he _ do his homework. ( ) 3 Complete the questions with Do have to or Does have to. Do you have to walk to school every day? 1 your sister study a lot at university? 2 we cook the dinner tonight? 3 you learn these verbs for homework? 4 Jerry leave early today? 5 your friend see the head teacher? 6 I wear those shoes to school? should, must and have to 4 Complete the sentences with the correct words. I don t have to get up early. (don t / should) 1 Zoe doesn t tidy her room today. (have to / must) 2 He practise his English more. (should / have to) 3 You to wear a uniform at this school. (have / must) 4 You chat in lessons. (don t must / shouldn t) 5 Students send text messages in class. (mustn t / doesn t have to) School life: verbs 5 Cross out the incorrect word in the phrases. make get friends 1 get good makes marks 2 pass exams friends 3 pass play truant 4 revise cheat for an exam 5 fail an exam expel 6 copy pass a friend s homework 7 bully friend someone School life: nouns 6 Complete the table with the words in the box. boarding holidays leaving age private rules secondary single-sex state subjects uniforms school... school boarding PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
9 Grammar & vocabulary Unit 7 will and might 1 Complete the sentences with the affirmative ( ) or negative ( ) form of will and might. I might go to the march. ( might) 1 I sign your petition. ( will) 2 The shop have to close. ( might) 3 Their campaign work. ( will) 4 People be interested. ( might) 5 The government listen to you. ( will) 6 Our supporters help us. ( will) First conditional 2 Choose the correct forms. If people go / will go to this shop, it doesn t / won t improve. 1 How much do / will you give me if you sponsor / will sponsor me? 2 People don t / won t come to the meeting if you don t / won t tell them about it. 3 If we need / will need help, do / will you volunteer? 4 Does / Will the circus close if we boycott / will boycott it? 5 If they organize / will organize a march, does / will it make a difference? will and be going to 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of will (prediction) or be going to (plan). prediction I ll feel (feel) tired later after marching all day. 1 You probably (not like) the film. 2 I m sure Jack (help) you. plan 3 Jenny (clean) the kitchen. 4 They _ (not go) to the concert. 5 (you / watch) the documentary? Action and protest 5 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. ban march petition protest sponsor volunteers I m going on a march tomorrow. 1 A lot of people have signed the. 2 Will you me in the charity race? 3 The charity needs more. 4 That shop should violent games. 5 We must organize a against child poverty. be going to 3 Complete the sentences. Write one word in each gap. I m going to join the protest. ( ) 1 Jack going make the dinner. ( ) 2 We going watch TV this evening. ( ) 3 the swimming pool to close? 4 you to help me? 5 Helen going sign the petition. ( ) Phrasal verbs: a campaign 6 Match 1 7 with phrasal verbs of similar meaning a h. finish a look after 1 start b wipe out 2 continue c join in 3 care for d end up 4 discover e set up 5 destroy f find out 6 participate g sign up for 7 subscribe to h carry on PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
10 READING: 1. Megan Lewis wants to travel from England to China Megan s trip is going to take 11 days When Megan s children were young, she didn t have a job The distance from London to Beijing is about 800 metres People in Chinese towns usually drive very slowly....
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13 Answer key Grammar and vocabulary Grammar and vocabulary Starter unit 1 1 Is 6 Have got 2 isn t 7 has got 3 Has got 8 hasn t got 4 ve got 9 are 5 are 2 1 big, biggest 2 noisier, noisiest 3 far, further 4 modern, most modern 5 cheaper, cheapest 6 worse, worst 3 1 (My house isn t very modern.) 2 3 (She walks to school with him.) 4 (Holly can t find her bag.) 5 (Do you like video games?) carries 4 do 7 doesn t 2 does 5 don t 8 have 3 watches 6 carry 5 1 clean, g 4 heavy, b 2 dangerous, a 5 quiet, e 3 exciting, c 6 rare, f 6 1 gets 5 do 2 to 6 watch 3 wakes 7 cook 4 gets 8 tidy Grammar and vocabulary unit (Joe is very ambitious.) (Sally isn t very interested in school.) usually 4 sometimes 2 never 5 occasionally 3 don t often 3 1 m listening 4 re studying 2 isn t watching 5 are they going 3 Are they having 4 1 are playing 4 is sulking 2 complain 5 laughs 3 are chatting 5 1 intolerant 4 confident 2 active 5 serious 3 mean 6 cheerful 6 1 complain 4 joke 2 sulk 5 laugh 3 tease 6 stare Grammar and vocabulary unit were 3 were 5 was 2 wasn t 4 weren t 2 1 Did enjoy 4 went 2 didn t know 5 met 3 did have 6 didn t win 3 1 was she chatting 4 Was it raining 2 Were you reading 5 Was he listening 3 were they saying 4 1 (We were watching TV when the phone rang.) 2 (While I was doing my homework, I listened to some music.) (Dan was sleeping when the film finished.) 5 1 remote control 4 viewer audience 2 episode 5 screen 3 adverts 6 1 drama soap series 2 reality film show 3 film soap opera 4 talent show news 5 quiz opera show PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 1
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