Marks for YEAR 3 at 1930

where

COLUMN 1 is your student number

COLUMN 2 is the Multiple Choice in the Use of English out of 30

COLUMN 3 is the Rewritings in the Use of English out of 16

COLUMN 4 is the Prepositions in the Use of English out of 4

COLUMN 5 is the total mark of the USE OF ENGLISH paper out of 50

COLUMN 6 is the READING paper out of 10

COLUMN 7 is the LISTENING paper out of 8

COLUMN 8 is the WRITING paper out of 10

COLUMN 9 is fluency, 10 is accuracy, 11 is pronunciation, 12 is vocabulary and 13 is Strategic competence in the Speaking test. COLUMN 14 is the total mark of the SPEAKING test out of 100.

December 2006 marks for Year 3 Group 1730

where

COLUMN 1 is your student number

COLUMN 2 is the Multiple Choice in the Use of English out of 30
COLUMN 3 is the Rewritings in the Use of English out of 16
COLUMN 4 is the Prepositions in the Use of English out of 4
COLUMN 5 is the total mark of the USE OF ENGLISH paper out of 50

COLUMN 6 is the READING paper out of 10

COLUMN 7 is the LISTENING paper out of 8

COLUMN 8 is the WRITING paper out of 10

COLUMN 9 is fluency, 10 is accuracy, 11 is pronunciation, 12 is vocabulary and 13 is Strategic competence in the Speaking test. COLUMN 14 is the total mark of the SPEAKING test out of 100.

Marks for group at 1930 will be coming soon!

The Fruitcake Special and Other Stories

This is your first compulsory reader for the year.

The exam on the book will be some time around Reading Week.

Enjoy!

Answer Key to photocopy "REWRITINGS" on -ing/to+infinitive

This is the key to the REwritings we didn't have time to do in our last class.

Unit 38 Verbs followed by verbal noun or infinitive 1 (p.161) PHOTOCOPY Turn over the REwritings for Revision that we did in class.

BEAR I can't bear getting up early!
TO I expect to see you in the morning.
REFUSED Tom refused to help.
LEARNED Pat learned to drive when he was young.
OFFERED I offered to help Jose.
AFFORD Ellen couldn't afford the ticket.
PROMISED Susan promised to be back at 6.00.

Test 2

Test 2
Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation

1

1. What does Joe do
2. What are you doing
3. Do you play
4. Is it raining
5. Is he working

2

1. How often do you speak English?
2. Do you usually have a big breakfast?
3. Are you going out this evening?
4. What do you want to eat tonight?
5. What time fo you usually get up?

3

1a 2b 3b 4b 5c

4

1 to come 2 raining 3 to lock 4 to go 5 Speaking

5

1 lose 2 go 3 do 4 have 5 have

6

1b 2a 3c 4b 5c

7

1. muscle
2. stomach ache
3. blood
4. nightmare
5. yawn
6. temperature
7. skin
8. stress
9. sore
10. attack

8

1. since /fish/
2. goodbye /bull/
3. right /bike/
4. fuit /boot/

9

1. He doesn't have a healthy diet.
2. You should drink a lot of water.
3. She's broken a bone in her foot.
4. My heart was beating fast!
5. It was in the middle of the night.
6. I went to the gym after work.

Reading

4

1b 2a 3b 4a 5a

5

1 at least 2 answer 3 reach 4 routine 5 complaining

Words from Files 1 and 2

Here it is a list of words from Files 1 and 2 that you should be able to pronounce correctly at this stage. Make sure you check them before the oral exam.

1. bite, bit, bitten shoulder-length mean injuries
stomach-ache mother-in-law languages jealous
married Simon trust lamb
spicy niece chocolate ambitious
retired birthday journalism toothache


2. fair vegetables file surname
aunt win, won, won biography bribe
turkey tinned nephew peas
imaginative enough bring, brought sausages
nurse earache scientist night duty


3. wear, wore, worn century ages deny
temperature peanuts Easter prawns
curly liver missed board
tidying buy, bought Monday snore
square wholemeal chewing-gum cousin


4. competitive secretary wake, woke grapefruit
heart attack a sore throat a moustache May 10
catch, caught brother exhausted yawn
lettuce famous triangle balanced
thirty chef co-operative laugh


5. throw, threw cucumber the eighties cough
beard peak wholemeal tastes
serious choose, chose recipe sugar
hated vegetarians Peter looks like a bank manager.
Colour affectionate think, thought brother


6. crisps tune headache daughter
to increase diet exhausted enjoyed
draw, drew biscuits favourite brothers
weight independent coach mixture
relationship tell, told cereal Britain


7. stressed well-built injury fruit
moody happened drink, drank, drunk
salt chess yoga aubergines
course bribe sociable queue
teach, taught sauce mobile phone shower


8. margarine host tinned insecure
suggested swim, swam swum cauliflower
nervous illnesses thirties science
alcohol separated drive, drove, driven tidy
fruit ambitious sightseeing mussels


9. enclosed spicy aggressive worked
steal, stole, stolen juice opera
promise yoghurt hire junk food
responsible gone sink, sank, sunk
said multi-national hurt fringe


10. injection none talkative opera
fight, fought worried abroad keys
relationship journey carbohydrates organized
won speak, spoke addicted happened
muscle awful vitamins enough


11. patient read, read, read find, found promises
borrowed guitar abroad work
boiled extrovert sing, sang, sung bored done arrived kidneys
aspirin manipulative get dressed grilled


12. paid fly, flew, flown surname difficult
promised homework baked relaxed
capable salt causes chocolate
enough address blood sound
retired alcohol fruit secretary


13. because accountant important priest
course needed married wholemeal
lamb colleague stopped argue
broke queue patient headache
phoned argument mirror disagree


14. flatmate half an hour height places
looked finished money pale
found spicy tidy tuna
habits crisps exhausted quite
irritating delay happened since


15. ages won threw temperature
cousin law neither manager
juice son said adults
daughter done baked first
relatives throat aggressive yawned


16. highlight receive imaginative healthy
sore earache organization placement
provided journey diet cheers
straight organized criticism mile
struggle above biscuit heard


17. unpleasant heart average sociable
large science efficient routine
inconveniece research peak first of all
liver insecure cow breathe
awake duty kidneys vegetables


18. hurt mixture boiled says
competitive peas muscle psychological
deny brochure bribe chewing-gum
independent portion responsible drunk
vegetarians should nightmare eventually


19. cancelled mussels caught advertise
favourite tastes stomach-ache married
spicy retired shoulder-length mother-in-law
niece birthday mean languages
trust chocolate journalism injuries

Check Your Progress 2 Student's Book p.115

GRAMMAR
1

1. to get married
2. saying
3. Travelling
4. to find
5. to sleep
6. to get
7. cooking, shopping
8. drawing, to be

2

1. do, go have
2. 'm going, Do, need
3. does, start, Do, want
4. Are, doing, 'm going
5. does, do, works

3

1. I always have lunch at home
2. We go on holiday once a year
3. How often do you see each other?
4. I hardly ever take vitamins
5. She is never ill

4

1. a few
2. too
3. many
4. enough food
5. a lot of

VOCABULARY

5

1. blood (it's not an organ)
2. hurt (the others are illnesses/conditions)
3. wholemeal (the others are negative)
4. diet (the others are kinds of food)
5. lentils (the others are fish/seafood)

6

1. yawn
2. sone
3. pillow
4. alarm clock
5. nightmare
6. muscles
7. keep fit
8. overweight
9. spicy
10. frozen

7

1. up
2. on
3. up
4. off
5. down

Photo time

Don't we look happy and amused?! Thanks to David...

TEST 1
Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation

1
1 Have you met
2 I met
3 has he known
4 they’ve known
5 did you start
6 we’ve been sharing
7 Have you ever had
8 have you been doing
9 I’ve been cooking
10 I haven’t eaten

2
1 each other
2 both
3 either
4 Neither
5 herself
6 each other
7 yourself
8 Neither
9 ourselves
10 themselves

3
1 What’s the matter? You look angry
2 The couple broke up after five years together.
3 √
4 √
5 I get on well with my mother-in-law.
6 √
7 Romeo fell in love with Juliet.
8 √
9 √
10 She’s got shoulder-length hair.

4
bald A
bossy P
medium height A
friendly P
generous P
organized P
overweight A
shy P
slim A
well built A

5
1 do
2 Have
3 keep
4 spend
5 get

6
1 get out of a car
2 go to bed
3 get better
4 catch a train
5 go out

7
[fish] hit, built
[clock] gone, got
[horse] bought, taught
[egg] read, said
[up] come, won
[train] made, paid
[phone] told, stolen
[fish+ dog] needed, shouted
[tie] asked, watched
[dog] arrived, cleaned

International English, Reading, Writing

1
2e 3b 4g 5a 6c

2
1 The same to you 2 Yes, please./No, thanks. 3 Good luck! 4 Help yourself 5 How do you do?

3
1x 2√ 3x 4√ 5x 6√ 7√ 8x 9x 10√

4
1b 2d 3c 4e 5a or d

5
1b 2c 3b 4b 5a

6 Students' own answers

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS 1 Student's Book p.114

There is a Check your progress test for Files 1-7 after each block of three lessons (A, B and C), which revises the grammar and vocabulary.

GRAMMAR
exercise one

1. I've lived...
2. We sold...
3. How long have you known...
4. We've been waiting...
5. He's broken...
6. When did the plane arrive?

exercise two

1. Yet
2. For
3. just
4. since
5. already

exercise three

1. ourselves
2. himself
3. each other
4. myself
5. each other

exercise four

1. Neither
2. Either
3. both
4. neither, both

exercise five

1. d
2. c
3. a
4. b

VOCABULARY

exercise six

1. do
2. get
3. have
4. keep
5. share

exercise seven

break, broken
catch, caught
fell, fallen
give, given
go, went
hurt, hurt
keep, kept
knew, known
steal, stolen
wrote, written

exercise eight a

1. aunt
2. daughter
3. niece
4. wife
5. sister-in-law

exercise eight b

1. medium-height (the others refer to hair)
2. slim (the others refer to a large/heavy person)
3. bald (ther others are all hair)
4. affectionate (the others are negative)
5. lazy (the others are positive)

exercise nine

1. end a relationship
2. discover
3. have a (good) relationship with
4. return something
5. wash the plates