TIPS FOR YOUR EXAM

TIPS FOR YOUR EXAM

 Remember to study what we have already seen in the first term. This is continuous evaluation!

 -ed/-ing adjectives
- the prepositions that go with each adjective (passionate ABOUT, interesting IN, proud OF, etc.)
-verb tenses (present simple, continuous and perfect; past simple, continuous and perfect)

What we have learnt in this unit:

-personality adjectives. Not only the ones that appear in the book! (Studious, reliable, trustworthy, neat, etc.)

- how to transform nouns into adjetives (harm→ harmless, harmful). Check the worksheet I gave you ;)

- each other and reflexive pronouns. Remember that HELP YOURSELF has a totally different meaning (to take all you want from a place)

-Phrasal verbs (give up, look up to...)

- present perfect continuous

Remember we use present perfect continuous with HOW LONG, RECENTLY, LATELY, etc.

Good luck :)

answers to the revision sheets

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR WORKSHEETS FOR REVISION

HERE YOU HAVE WORKSHEETS TO REVIEW FOR THE EXAM.
I WILL UPLOAD THE ANSWERS SOON.

If you can't see it click here:

vocabulary

grammar

 

ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Hi students!
Here you can find some webpages you can use (or not) for your oral presentations. These are just some texts. You can surf the web for more information (try to read in English, PLEASE). If you use Google Translator, I will know.
Remember to use your OWN WORDS.
You can use any powerpoint, picture or video you want. Some of the links are already on the title.

Food and nightlife in England

food and pubs

fish and chips

Wales: important icons and lifestyle

symbols  food   myths and legends

Scotland: Symbols, and lifestyle

More symbols

Republic of Ireland: Symbols and history. Their fight for Independence

saint patrick's day

Slavery in the United States

Most important British music icons

Rolling Stones

The Beatles

Most important American music iconsSome american icons (includes singers and other people)
Sinatra

The creation of the United States of America

The pilgrims

Australia

interesting facts

Norman Conquest of England

William the conqueror

British holidays

American Holidays

Independence day

Powerful English monarchs: Elizabeth II

Powerful English monarchs: Queen Victoria

New Zealand