UNIT 1 TIME FOR CHANGE

Modals of obligation prohibition and necessity

1. don't have to / doesn't have to
2. must/ mustn't 1
3. must/ mustn't 2
4.must /mustn't 3 
5. must - have to
6. mustn't / don't have to 1
7. mustn't / don't have to 2 
8. mustn't / don't have to 3
9. mixed 1

 Watch the video and do the exercices.

 


School Rules

1.The school library
Read and do the exercices.

Personal Qualities

1.Watch this video, listen, repeat and learn.
 

2.Play this game
3.Do this wordsearch 
4.Answer the questions while you watch this video


Modals of ability permission and advice
1. Can ,could, be able to 1   
2.Can, could, be able to 2
3. Can, could, be able to 3
4. Should 1
5.Should 2

                           Shawn Mendes - Treat you better

Word Order Adjectives

1.Drag the words 

2Choose the write order 

   3.Watch the video about the order of adjectives

4.Now do this  quizz. Good luck!

 

Growing up    

          

 1 Read about some amazing coming of age ceremonies around the world.

 Copy and complete this grid in your portfolio.

Reacting to news

1 Listen. Find out about Magda's new job and how Sarah deals with her intrusive landlord. Harry has some surprising news and Johnny has a big decision.

2 How to respond to bad news. Listen 

UNIT 6 CREATIVITY

Agatha Christie

The environment   

Listening 1    Listening 2     
  Michael Jackson's "Earth Song"

Vocabulary 1      Vocabulary 2    Vocabulary 3 

 

Choose the correct word

Practise the environment vocabulary

Do this crossword
Game      
Browse this website and do some of the quizzes 
  
 Present Simple Passive    

  Exercise1  Exercise 2   Exercise3

  




How to make yoghurt

Inventions
 
Find out about some inventions and their creators
 
Past Simple Passive
Exercise 1   Exercise2   Exercise3   Exercise4   Exercise5   
Talking about food

   Conversation1 at the restaurant   

Food adjectives 1   Food adjective 2 game       Food adjective 3 text    

    
Household appliances
 
 Vocabulary 1     Vocabulary 2     

The life cycle of a t-shirt

UNIT 5 A LITTLE CRIME

Criminals and crime fighters 

1Police emergency vocabulary                                                                 
2Extra vocabulary. Watch the video

3 and now do the quizz
4.Do the quizz: drag the words

5.Watch the video and answer these questions

1. What do crime statistics say about Barcelona?

2. When the gang commits a crime…

Johnnie is the …..

Danny is the …

Mario is the ….

3. Why have they named this tactic The Ronaldinho?

4. Where do they sell the laptops, cameras and phones?

5. What do they prefer to steal?

6. How does the gang feel about committing this crime?

7. The reporter agreed to be robbed. Why was he surprised?

Answers here

 
Past Perfect
Rules   Affirmative  Negative 1  Negative 2   Interrogative 1  Interrogative 2   Mixed 1   Mixed 2  Mixed 3 
Mixed 4
Contrast P. Perfect P. Simple 1
Contrast 2    Contrast 3


Relative pronouns: which, who, where, whose
Ex1     Ex 2     Ex 3      Ex4     Ex 5      Ex6
           Game
Modals of deduction

Ex. 1     Ex. 2    Ex. 3    Ex 4     Ex 5
Describing a photo

A narrative 
Read the text and do the exercises
One more text to enjoy 

UNIT 4 COMMUNICATION

Present Perfect and Past Simple
Exercise 1,   Exercise 2, Exercise 3, Exercise 4, Exercise 5, Exercise 6, 
Exercise 7, Exercise 8,

Exercise 9, Exercise 10, Game 1   Game 2 

Game 3   Game 4   Game 5

Game 6  Game 7 

 

For, Since , Ago

 Exerecise1  Excercise 2  Exercise 3   Exercise 4  

 
Present Perfect with ever and never 

Exercise 1  Exercise 2   Exercise 3   Exercise 4    Exercise 5    
Exercise 6   Exercise 7 Exercise 8   

Cultural misunderstandings
Read the text about hand gestures

 

Japan

Thailand 

General
Gadgets
 
 
IDIOTS from BLR_VFX on Vimeo.


Giving instructions

Listen to Phil talking about gadgets and how he uses them in his daily life.
Listen to people talk about their favorite gadget.
Watch Gemma and Sam discuss about the use of the mobile phone.

Subject and object questions

Exercise 1  

Exercise 2  

 

Exercise 3 

  

Exercise 4    

Adjectives -ing and -ed

Exercise 1  Exercise 2   

 

Exercise 3    Exercise 4  

  

Exercise 5      Exercise 6

Exercise 7  Exercise 8   

Informal email 

Test  how good you are at  writing an informal email

 

Edinburgh summer festivals

Informal emails examples

UNIT 3 CHOICES, CHOICES

Money and shopping 

Present Perfect

1. Have or has
2.Present Perfect affirmative
3.Present Perfect negative

U2  I still haven't found...

4.Sentences with never 
5.Present Perfect questions 1
6.Present Perfect questions 2
7.Mixed 
Test 1   Test 2   Test 3 

Listen to penny talking about her hobby and do the activities 



Present perfect with for and since

Since for 1

Since for 2

Since for 3

Since for 4

Since for 5

Since for 6

Since for 7

How long...?

                                                              

Present perfect with still, yet and already

Multiple choice 1

Multiple choice 2

Multiple choice 3

Write sentences 1

Write sentences 2

Talking about international food 

Click on the image and
do the listening activity
about Colombian food.

Watch this video about food in th UK 

Reaching an agreement

1. watch and do the exercises 

2. Renting a dvd.  Listen and do the quizz 

 
Writing a discussion essay    

Look at the essay and do the exercises to improve your writing skills.

UNIT 2 STORYTELLING

Describing films

Watch and listen to Gemma and Jack talking about films.

Practise this vocabulary

Types of films and the film industry exercises

Quantifiers: too, too much, too many, (not) enough
 

1.Choose one of the options
2.Which is the right one?
3.Fill in the correct word

4.Too and enough
5.Enough, too or very 1
6.Enough, too or very 2

Past Simple and Past Continuous 

1.Multiple choice 1
2. Multiple choice 2
3. Multiple choice 3
4.Past continuous affirmative and negative 1
5.Past continuous affirmative and negative 2 
6.Past continuous questions 1
7.Past continuous questions 2 

8.Past simple game

9.Write the correct form of the verb

10. Write the negative 

11.Questions in the past simple 

12. Choose past simple or continuous
Expressing Preferences
1.Choose the right answer
2.Complete the exercise
Verbs with -ing and to 
 1.like+ -ing
2. -ing or to
3. -ing or to

Halloween
 Friends video