Conditionals. Answer key

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READERS 2n BAT

 

1st term                             2nd/3rd term
Exam 12th November.

Access to OXFORD PLUS

Please find below the steps to be followed in order to register to Oxford Plus.


You will need the ACTIVATION CODE: EBGDH3

and the GROUP CODE: B2XFAIA 

You can watch this video to find out how to register.

Deadline: 23rd September 2013

2nd BAT.

What is the PAU English exam about? HAve a look at this site 

English PAU 2013 from Montse Irun Chavarria

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                                     BAT 1A
                                     BAT 1B

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Remember that to work out the final mark the following points are taken into account: exam results, speaking, reader, writing assignments, homework and attitude.

If you want to see the exam I'll be available on Monday 8-9 or 11.30-12.30
                                                                      Tuesday 11.30-12.30

RETAKE EXAM
- Grammar. Everything except Unit 8 (past tenses, future, conditionals, passive and reported speech).
- Vocabulary. Everything except Unit 8 (especially false friends and phrasal verbs)
- Writing. A for and against essay or a narrative text.
- Reading. Multiple choice,

Please, if you have to retake the exam go to Oxford Plus, register and do some work (steps explained in the previous post) so that the teacher can keep track of it.

If your final mark is just a 5 or 6, you should do this over the summer holidays too.(SUMMER HOMEWORK)

New Oxford Website

We've got a new Oxford website available (similar to the one we had with Macmillan Secondary Course).

STEPS TO FOLLOW

1. Go to Oxford Plus
2. Introduce your ACTIVATION CODE: EBGDH3

3. You should see an OOL link. Click on it and go to your GRADEBOOK and introduce your GROUP CODE

1A :    KZT3QTU
1B:     3PWYSYU

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Revision

You can use my colleague's website to practise before the exam.There are lot of activities. No excuse:)

Conditionals worksheet- answer key

GRAMMAR BACHILLERATO 1

A.    

1.   If she eats too much, she’ll get fat.

2.   She won’t lose weight if she doesn’t eat fewer calories.

3.   If it rains, we’ll have lunch indoors.

4.   If the train arrives late, I’ll see you at the restaurant.

5.   I won’t pay for the meal if it’s too expensive.

6.   If you book today, we’ll get a table for Saturday evening.

7.   If we eat now, we won’t be hungry later.

8.   The chef will be pleased if you compliment his cooking.

B.    

1.   If I had a million euros, I’d open my own restaurant.

2.   I’d eat seafood every day if it wasn’t so expensive.

3.   What would you eat now if you could have any food in the world?

4.   If I met Fernan Adría, I’d ask him what his favourite food was.

5.   If we produced less meat, there’d be more land available to grow vegetables and cereals.

6.   What would I do if I didn’t have my mum to cook for me?

7.   My parents would be happy for me if I became a chef.

8.   Life would be terrible if we didn’t have chocolate.

C.    

1.   won

2.   rains

3.   unless

4.   I’d

5.   won’t

6.   if

7.   will

8.   unless

D.    

1.   If I had eaten the contaminated food, I would have got sick.

2.   If we’d gone to the restaurant, we would have met Fernan Adría.

3.   If she had made lunch, we wouldn’t have gone to a restaurant.

4.   If John had turned up late, the cooking class would not have started on time.

5.   If I hadn’t got up late, I wouldn’t have been late for the cooking class.

6.   If the chef hadn’t put too much salt in the soup, it wouldn’t have been too salty.

7.   If it hadn’t rained, we wouldn’t have cancelled the garden party.

8.   If I hadn’t eaten so much chocolate, I wouldn’t have felt ill.

Easily confused words- answer key

1stB- FOOD

BBC Recipes, vocabulary, ideas...

VOCABULARY

A.  

a)   To place food over boiling water so that it cooks in the vapour. b)   To cook food in an oven without extra fat or liquid. c)   To cook thin strips of vegetables or meat quickly by stirring them in very hot oil. d)   To fry food in a pan in shallow fat. e)   To cook food in oil that covers it completely. f)    To cook or wash something in boiling water. g)   To cook food under or over a very strong heat. h)   To cook food, especially meat, without liquid in an oven or over a fire.

1.   boil         2.   pan-fry    3.   bake       4.   roast       5.   steam     6.   grill        7.   stir-fry    8.   deep-fry

There are lots of different ways of cooking food. Match the verbs and definitions.

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Future tenses worksheet_ answer key

will, going to and present continuous
1 1 are you going to study
 2 will control
 3 ’m going to play
 4 ’ll close
 5 ’s going to faint
 6 ’m going to listen
 7 ’ll help
 2
1 will live
 2 are you meeting
 3 ’ll wear
4 he’s going to buy
 5 I’m going to be
 6 I’ll go

 3
1 I’m starting
 2 I’m going to study
 3 I’ll be able to
 4 we’re going
 5 I won’t see
 6 I’ll probably find
 7 he’s definitely going to stay
 8 we’ll see
 9 Will you come

 Future perfect simple and future continuous
1 1 ’ll be skiing
 2 ’ll have visited
 3 ’ll be taking
 4 ’ll still be doing; ’ll have finished
 5 ’ll be working
 6 ’ll have lived

 2 1 will we be doing 2 ’ll be travelling 3 will have developed 4 will be leaving 5 will have already voyaged 6 will have already reached 7 will have colonized 8 will these humans be doing

 3 Students’ own answers

Be going to

HEre you have some activities to practise this tense: What are the Willsons going to do? What are they going to do?