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Section 1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word or expression. ONE word for each line. Use the words in brackets in the correct form (2.4 marks). For example: Vocabulary: 1. When the guests check out of a hotel, they pay their ____bill_________________. 2. As soon as the guest came into the hotel, the recepcionist welcomed her. Verb tenses: 3. Sarah _______worked__________________ (work) as a travel agent for 3 years, but now she’s a tour operator. …

Activities – Basic 1 1. Fill in the blanks with the missing words. a. Fred: Hi, my name is Fred. What is your name? Beth: My name is Beth. Fred: Nice to meet you Beth: Nice to meeting you ,too. b. Donald: Good morning, Richard. How are you? Richard: I’m fine , thanks. And you? Donald: Fine, thanks. Richard, this is my friend, Arthur. Arthur: Glad to meet you, Richard. Richard: Glad meeting you too.to c. Mr. Cassell:…

LANGUAGE SKILLS A GUIDE TO READING LITERATURE IN ENGLISH Welcome Learning English can be exciting and stimulating. Finding out that you can have a good conversation or write a letter to a friend in English can give your confidence a tremendous boost. However, it can sometimes be difficult to recognise the progress you are making. Learning English, like learning any new skill, takes time and patience – but there are some shortcuts which can help you make an almost instant improvement…

affect somehow the way you are? Account for your answer. (30- 40 words ). Read the following text very carefully: B. Find evidence in the text for the given statements: 1. When teens leave childhood, they start to think more independently. 2. Parents find it difficult to accept they are no longer dealing with children anymore. 3. The relationship between parents and their teens get really strenuous as they wish to keep on tracking and ruling their sons or daughters. 4. The…

make sentences or questions. 1. go never almost I bicycling I almost never go bicycling. 2. play they hardly ever soccer They hardly ever play soccer. 3. go often jogging you how do How often do you go jogging? 4. yoga Saturday often we on do mornings We often do yoga on Saturday mornings. 5. ever Paul do does aerobics Do Paul ever does aerobics? 6. do on you what usually Mondays do What do you usually do on Monday? 2) Write the correct prepositions in the correct…

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3 Underline the correct verb in italics. 1 I'm a customer services assistant. I deal with / 'm in charge o/customers every day 2 Jessica plans / is responsible for ten people in her section. 3 The IT department develops / controls the computers in all the offices. 4 Production deals with the products, but R&D manages / develops new products. 5 I work for Guilherme, the Financial Director. Sometimes he asks me to control / check his work for him. He doesn't

3 Underline the correct verb in italics. 1 I'm a customer services assistant. I deal with / 'm in charge o/customers every day 2 Jessica plans / is responsible for ten people in her section. 3 The IT department develops / controls the computers in all the offices. 4 Production deals with the products, but R&D manages / develops new products. 5 I work for Guilherme, the Financial Director. Sometimes he asks me to control / check his work for him. He doesn't

REFEREM-SE À LÍNGUA INGLESA Read the text and answer questions 26, 27, 28 and 29. The disappearing generation gap A recent study has produced an interesting picture of today’s parent – child relationships. It has revealed that many of today’s parents and children dress the same, listen to the same music, have similar interests 5 and attitudes and are in fact best friends. And there is now a much greater tolerance and understanding between generations than ever before. Although the…

ANO 3ª ETAPA 2012 Read the text below to answer QUESTIONS 01 and 02. How to increase Brainpower Exercise does more than build muscles and helps prevent heart disease. New science shows that it also increases brainpower – and may offer hope in the battle against Alzheimer´s. BY MARY CARMICHAEL The stereotype of the “dumb jock” has never sounded right to Charles Hillman. A jock himself, he plays hockey four times a week, but when he isn’t body checking his opponents on the ice,…