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Grammar (II) (PET)
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Look at these sentences. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first using no more than three words. I asked the Emperor for permission to visit the capital…
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Reading
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Alice walks in the woods. She sees a nice garden and a small house. ‘I’m too big,’ she thinks. ‘I can’t get into that house. I must eat a piece of mushroom and become small again.’ Soon she…
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Reading
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During the journey, Holmes spoke very little but he sang some of the music from the concert that afternoon. Finally the two carriages arrived at the City and Suburban Bank in the main street near…
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The national test
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Complete the text. Then talk about the question in the last sentence of the text. Big old country houses the house Oscar Wilde invented Sir Simon and the Otis family are known Britain ‘stately1…
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Reading
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Wendy, John and Michael fly over London. They see the River Thames and Tower Bridge. There are hundreds of lights in the city. Then they fly over big cities, small towns, tall mountains, green forests…
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Listening - Understanding the text
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Listen to this extract and, without looking at the text, complete the boy’s part of the conversation. Scrooge: What’s today? Boy: Scrooge: What’s today, my boy? Boy: Scrooge: So the Spirits did…
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Reading
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‘What do you think of this case, Watson?’ asked Sherlock Holmes. ‘It seems to be very mysterious,’ I said. ‘Gypsies, whistles in the night, and the sound of metal… Perhaps Dr Roylott…
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Who says what?
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Match the descriptions to the characters. You can’t use all the names! leaves his white gloves at home? sits on a big mushroom? sends an invitation to the duchess? puts his watch in his tea? paints…
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Comprehension (KET)
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Are these sentences ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, choose ‘Doesn’t say’. There is an example at the beginning. Helen Stoner…
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Grammar - Go back to the text
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Comparatives and superlatives To make the comparative for one-syllable adjectives such as old or short we add -er (older, shorter) For words like big we double the consonant (bigger) With adjectives…
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