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Unit 1A-Family life pushy parents: demangin (presionar molt als fills) WRITING1: INFORMAL EMAIL

brainstorming 3 STEPS

organising

WHERE,WHO,WHAT

editing Name

writing 1

Date

150WORDS, arial12 double space. task

    

Giving a reason for writing Introducing yourselg Talking about people Lifestyle Talking about the future

n words

Unit 1B-Costums and traditions toast: torrada de pa make a toast: fer un brindis take photos

unwrap the presents

cut the cake

propose a toast

make a speech

be given a certificate

send out invitations

exchange rings

walk down the aisle

rent a marquee

blow out the candles 2


Modifying adjectives and adverbs

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Collocations: adjectives and nouns

Phrasal verbs: tidy up : make neat and organised

put up: erect

turn down: refuse

let down: fail someone

wrap up: put in special paper

do up: decorate

took down: remove Look up: look for information 4


Unit 2B- A learning experience Forming adjectives

Phrasal verbs: hand in: gave to a person in charge

pick up: collected

turn up: arrived

kept up with: stayed level with

got across: communicated

carry out: performed

work out: managed to understand

go over: examined

stay on: remained got down: started 5


Unit 3A-Our cultural heritage Adverbs of degree

Writing 3: Narrative eventually, after words,meanwhile,eventually,in the end, as soon as, by the time, before,first. WHO,WHERE,WHEN (past continuous)

set the scene

Background (past continuous) Past simple

what happened

past perfect Ending to explain final result.

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Unit 3B-Our natural heritage -ING forms and infinitives

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Change meaning: REMEMBER: remembering (past) / to remember ( presemt , futur..) STOP: stopping / to stop (purpose) TRY: ing ( experiment) / to+infinitive (attempt) REGRET: regreting (sorry at past) / giving bad news

Unit 4A-Personal challenges tight / loose tight fisted: no gastar core: inside boundaries: limits firsts: original

Unit4B-Sport

Adjectives often confused pleasant: friendly, easy to talk to

Phrasal verbs:

sympathetic: problems

understanding

other

people's

sensible: practical and able to judge things well take up: start an activity Take to: agradar, caure bĂŠ Take after: assemblar-se a Take off: become popular take over: control

nervous: worried about something that is happening excited: happy because something good is happening usual: having the normal features of a group typical: the same as what happens most of the time

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Unit 5B- Technology

Forming nouns

Phrasal verbs: come in for: recibir

some round: visit

come off: secced

come up with: suggest

come up: mention

come out: by dicovered

come about: happen

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Unit 6A-Music

DEFINING R.CLAUSES INFORMATION

NON-DEFINING R.CLAUSES

ESSENTIAL

ADDITIONAL

THAT Pronoms

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ex: the bands WHICH dominated....

WHICH, WHO, WHOSE

R.clauses The man WHO/THAT bought the jacket is over here

The shoes THAT/WHICH I bought yesterday are over there

Sheila, WHO arrived yesterday, is over there

My father, WHO bought the jacket, is over there

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Unit 6B-Art and entertainment

Be used to/get used to +ing I'm used to eating spicy food ( accustomed to it) I'm not used to eating...( it's new and strange for me) I can't get used to driving on the left ( become accostumed to, it was difficult)

Writing 6: FILM REVIEW "CATCHING" give examples + details evaluation

GIVE TITLE OF FOLM

overview of plot ( 1 sentence)

give an explanation why is the best film ...

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PERSONAL OPINION!


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