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Who said it?
EduBook Organización
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Put the name of the person next to the sentence he or she said. Choose from the names in the list. Some names can be used more than once. ‘We take only from the rich merchants, noblemen and fat…
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Grammar - Go back to the text
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This sentence is about the future: ‘When I get the money, I’ll spend it all.’ But we use the Present Simple in the when-clause: When + Present Simple, will + verb We also use after/as soon…
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Summary 02 (KET)
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Complete the conversation. What does Susan say to Brian? Write the correct letter next to the number. Brian: Do you want to go to the Chinese New Year parade? Susan: Yes, let’s go. Brian: What time do…
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Non-defining relative clauses with ‘Where’
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‘My kind new friends took me upstairs to a bedroom, where I slept for a very long time’. Sometimes relative clauses with ‘where’ are an essential part of the sentence. They are ‘defining…
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English Bites / Voice of the bush
Xtec Organización
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Meet Peter Kenny, and discover how he's working to be the voice of the bush. Peter Kenny is the new face of agri-politics in Queensland, but he's no stranger to the muster, after decades of…
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Speaking: hobbies/sports (T: Grade 4)
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Phileas Fogg played cards with his companions at the Reform Club. He also had an interest in travel. We can say that these are his ‘hobbies’, the things he does for enjoyment, not for work. What…
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The story so far
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Put these sentences in order to make a summary of the story so far. Dorothy takes the magic whistle. Dorothy leaves the Munchkins to go for a long walk. Dorothy kills the Wicked Witch of the West. The…
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Comparative idioms (I)
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‘Axel was tired but the Professor was as fresh as a daisy.’ There are many common comparative idioms in English with as + adjective + as. We use them to emphasise a characteristic. Some comparisons…
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