CURSO:3º ESO ASIGNATURA:INGLÉS NO BILINGÜE PROFESORA: BEATRIZ MANSO CAPILLA

CURSO:3º ESO ASIGNATURA:INGLÉS NO BILINGÜE PROFESORA: BEATRIZ MANSO CAPILLA

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

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

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 1 2 3 4 PHOTOCOPIABLE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

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 email / 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 email / 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

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 1 2007 2 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 2005. Present perfect and past simple 5 Complete the sentences with the correct forms. I ve known Lara since 2003. (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

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

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

READING: 1. Megan Lewis wants to travel from England to China.... 2. Megan s trip is going to take 11 days.... 3. When Megan s children were young, she didn t have a job.... 4. The distance from London to Beijing is about 800 metres.... 5. People in Chinese towns usually drive very slowly....

WRITING. Following the writings we have practice in class and in your student book/work book write:.a description a a person you know ( one of your friends, a relative of yours etc.,) UNIT 1.An environmental problem: There aren t enough recycling bins in Arévalo. UNIT 7.In favor or against doing homework at school. UNIT 6

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?) 6 7 4 1 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 1 1 1 (Joe is very ambitious.) 2 3 4 (Sally isn t very interested in school.) 5 2 1 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 2 1 1 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.) 3 4 5 (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