Monday 5 March

• Photocopies first and second conditionals: all except oral and listening exercices

Notes:

• Students who didn't give me in class Reading 7 and Video 4 (Whitney Houston) must give me the answers by email before Monday (fclaramu@xtec.cat) because the deadline was February 29.
• If you didn't give me the listening 4 because you couldn't open it, you can give me the answers in class next Monday.
• If you have problems opening the listenings on the blog, install Google Chrome browser on your computer and access the blog with this browser. First click on the link for the audio , then you have to click on File (archivo), then Download (descargar) and then Open (abrir); after a few seconds the audio file will open.

Wednesday 29 February

• Student's book: page 137, exercise 6b
• Workbook: pages 51-52
• Reading 7, listening 4, video 4

Monday 27 February

• Workbook: pages 49-50

Note: if you experience some difficulties opening the documents, try using the web browser Google Chrome

• Reading 7 (for Wednesday 29)

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_iEg9GINmnnZDc5YWNkYTEtYzhjYi00ZjRhLTk2YTItZDUyNTkxMjljYjli

Reading: answers
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ljcjdJnRIE14eHKxM1bigUuXxX3UHQOTSZQVhCQIKeM/edit?pli=1

• Listening 4 (for Wednesday 29)

Questions:
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_iEg9GINmnnNGNiOTljYjUtZGY0OS00MzVhLTg5NDMtOWU1Mzg3ZTkwMDQz

Audio: (click on archivo, abrir, listening 4)
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnWFNaMjNoWF9TTlNnc1FGRElPLVlSdw

Listening: answers
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ww-Ublppp5dVZHzikR6Ziwd1fZgfmLiZtsKQV9-SAU0/edit

• Video 4

Questions:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_iEg9GINmnnLXp2UDZOYWhSRG1LRnd1Ui1GQVp6Zw/edit

Video: answers
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_iEg9GINmnncllwWTltOWxTRjJmQU5qNTV1VVJVZw/edit

Video: Whitney Houston dies at 48

Answers to student's book, pages 62,63
GRAMMAR
1b, 2a, 3c, 4a, 5c, 6b, 7b, 8c, 9a, 10c

VOCABULARY
a 1 mind, 2 forget, 3 dream of, 4 need, 5 decide, 6 learn, 7 hate, 8 hope, 9 Try,  10 start
b 1 into, 2 over, 3 to, 4 round, 5 through
c 1 play, 2 went, 3 does, 4 goes, 5 doing

CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?
a 3
b 1T, 2DS, 3T, 4F, 5T, 6T, 7DS

Wednesday 22 February

• Writing unit 5: page 61
• Reading 7, listening 4 and video 4 (see previous post, video coming soon)

Note: The results of the exam will be given (plus the reader), so you will have your mark for the first term exam, which counts 33% of the course mark.

Wednesday 15 February

First term exam: grammar, listening, reading.

Notes:
Each part has a maximum of twenty points. The grammar (50 items) will take 50 minutes, the listening (2 audios and a video) will last approximately 25 minutes, and the reading (3 short texts) will take 40 minutes. These three parts of the exam account for 60 points; for the other 40 points (writing and speaking) you have already your mark.
The grammar part of the exam covers units 1-4 plus the Past Perfect in unit 9
To study for the exam use the charts, your own notes, the exercises we've done and the information at the end of the book

Charts (2) (draft)
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnMTQwYzExMmItMmRhOS00OGU2LTg1NTctMjExN2QzNDEyNzQ3

Answers to Revision, questions (last two pages):
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnMTIxODA5OTMtMzIzZC00ZjNlLTkyOTgtNmM0MDAxMDE2OTJi

Monday 13 February

• Check the answers to the video: watch the video with the answers
• Revision photocopies: try to do as much as possible but don't do:

       - any exercise that says "Correct the mistakes"
       - the page about "Question Tags"

Grammar Charts:
Note: Not all grammar charts are here, only the ones about confusing topics or those who have some new information; for the rest of the topics study the grammar charts we have been using in class.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnM2JlMjU3ODYtMGQ1Zi00YjRkLWI2NDYtYzE5OTM4NzFlZTUy

Reading and listening (Deadline Monday 20 February)
Reading 7
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_iEg9GINmnnZDc5YWNkYTEtYzhjYi00ZjRhLTk2YTItZDUyNTkxMjljYjli

Listening 4
Questions:
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B_iEg9GINmnnNGNiOTljYjUtZGY0OS00MzVhLTg5NDMtOWU1Mzg3ZTkwMDQz

Audio:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnWFNaMjNoWF9TTlNnc1FGRElPLVlSdw

Wednesday 8 February

• Workbook: pages 46, 47 and 48

ANSWERS READING 6:
1b, 2c, 3b, 4c, 5a, 6b

ANSWERS VIDEO 3: DIDO'S COMEBACK
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnZjc0NWFlYTAtMGMyNy00YzdlLWE1YWQtNmM2YTIzZjFiOTUy

Monday 6 February

1. Student's book, exercises 4b, 4c on page 59
2. Last photocopies Present Perfect vs Simple Past: all
3. Deadline (=last day) to hand in Reading 6 and Video 3

Note: The definite writing and speaking mark will be given as soon as possible but I can't guarantee it will be ready for this Monday.

Answers Photocopy Infnitive - Gerund - Modals
EXERCISE 13
1 helping, to do
2 to get, to find, looking after, working
3 to catch, stealing, to hear

EXERCISE 9
1 haven't been
2 Are you doing, am staying, am
3 Did Steve phone, didn't phone, will probably give
4 Are, am, are you doing, am studying
5 have worked (or have been working)
6 Have you ever been, went, have been
7 have you lived, have lived
8 Have you posted, did
9 have just cut
10 went, Was, enjoyed

EXERCISE 3
2 won't have to
3 didn't have to
4 don't have to
5 doesn't have to (or won't have to)
6 doesn't have to
7 didn't have to
8 doesn't have to
9 don't have to (or won't have to)
10 doesn't have to

Answers photocopies Present Perfect vs. Simple Past (What ... like? Who and What)
Click below:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_iEg9GINmnnNDAzOTNiMzUtNmM4ZS00OGE4LWE4ZTktMTMxYjVhY2FjZDkz