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Before you read (II) - Mr Jabez Wilson
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Listen to the first part of Chapter One. You will hear Dr Watson talking about one of his adventures with Sherlock Holmes. Decide if these sentences are true or false. Dr Watson went to visit Mr Wilson…
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What happens next? - The Flowering Tree
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In the following sentences there are four alternative phrases. Choose your phrases to show what you think will most probably happen in Part Six. Compare your predictions in class. At midnight OR When…
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Comprehension check
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Are these sentences ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer choose ‘Doesn’t say’. Peter Pan and Tinker Bell are looking for Peter’s shadow. Tinker Bell finds…
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Non-defining relative clauses with ‘Where’
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‘My kind new friends took me upstairs to a bedroom, where I slept for a very long time’. Sometimes relative clauses with ‘where’ are an essential part of the sentence. They are ‘defining…
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Focus on the story (I)
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Are the following sentences true or false? The name of the main character in the story is Samuel Gulliver. At the beginning of the story, he was the captain of a ship. When that ship sank, Gulliver woke…
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Comprehension (I) (PET)
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Look at the sentences below. Decide if each statement is correct or incorrect. The countries which Gulliver visits are real ones. Jonathan Swift writes about the countries that Gulliver visits with a…
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Grammar (II)
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Look at the sentences below. Decide if will indicates a prediction or a decision made at the moment of speaking. I’ll wear an overcoat tomorrow if it’s snowing. ‘What will you have to eat?’…
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Comparative forms
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‘The Montagues are better than the Capulets.’ The Montagues are better than the Capulets. In this sentence, the servants are comparing the Montagues with the Capulets. Better is the comparative form…
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Listening - Understanding the text
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A phone call to London Read these sentences. Put them in order to make the telephone conversation between Uncle Stephen and Professor Johnson. Who says each sentence? Listen, We must meet. Can I bring…
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Grammar (I)
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Future with will We often use will + verb when we make a sudden decision to do something in the future. For example: Jim: I’m going to the inn. Tom: Good. I’ll come with you. We also use will + verb…
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