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Before you read (FCE) - ‘A Merry Christmas, Mr Scrooge!’
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Read the text and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space. There is an example at the beginning. The bed was his, the room was his and best of all, he still time to…
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The Earth's satellite: the Moon
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3.1. General characteristics of the moon The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth. It is 49 times smaller than our planet. As the Moon does not have an atmosphere, the Sun's rays and the…
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Playscript
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ACT SIX Romeo is in Mantua. His servant, Balthasar, comes to bring him the latest news. Romeo: I have been dreaming about Juliet. Even a dream of love is sweet. Balthasar: Juliet is dead. Romeo: What! I…
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The North York Moors National Park
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Use one of the major search engines or the site suggested by your teacher to find out: Where is the North York Moors National Park? What you can do there? When is the best time to see the heather in…
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DUSTBIN GAME EXAMPLES.pdf SM
Francisco Cerrillo Docente
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You will see a wall of 16 clues. You need to group them into 4 rows of 4 connected items. Simply click four cards to identify a group. You score l point for each group found within 2.5 minutes. You have…
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Who said what
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Look at these sentences. Who is speaking (A)? Who is listening (B)? Then, put the sentences into the order that they appear in the story. “Hey Mark, be careful! You shouldn’t run fast in the fog.…
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Summary - The text and beyond
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Here are six sentences from Part Six. Put them in the order in which they appear in the story. Mr Rochester looked very worried and was silent for a long time when I told him about the woman. ‘But…
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