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English Vocabulary and Grammar Exercises: Unit 8

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UNIT 8

NIVEL 1

Vocabulary

  1. 1I traded clothes... 2 Go overseas to help yourself... 3 It was very satisfying/ordinary... 4 It was very satisfying worldwide... 5 I like to help yourself/go overseas... 6 was very ordinary/satisfying... 7 lives worldwide/nearby... 8 I signed/clothed/traded
  2. 1 I think your idea is impossible. 2 I dislike this hotel. 3 If you overeat, you will not feel well. 4 I will reread the book. 5 That child is misbehaving. 6 This information is irrelevant to our situation. 7 Mark gets along well with his co-workers.
  3. 1 My plane was delayed, I was late. 2 are staying overnight/a toothbrush. 3 The journey was the traveling. 4 We can't check in/hang around. 5 accommodation because it was dirty.

Grammar

Exercise 1
  1. David has arrived.
  2. The package
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Verbs Followed by Infinitives and Gerunds

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Verbs Followed by Infinitives or Gerunds

Verbs + to Infinitive

Afford, agree, appear, arrange, ask, attempt, be about, be up to (you), beg, claim, choose, consent, dare, decide, demand, deserve, expect, fail, get ready, hesitate, hope, intend, learn, manage, mean, need, offer, plan, prepare, pretend, promise, refuse, seem, threaten, turn out, volunteer, wait, want, wish.

Verbs + Object + to Infinitive

Bold verbs from the previous list and:

Cause, convince, enable, forbid, force, get, help, hire, inspire, instruct, invite, order, persuade, remind, require, teach, tell, warn, would hate/like/love/prefer.

Verbs + Gerund

Admit, appreciate, avoid, be used to, can’t help, can’t stand, can’t imagine, can’t face, complete, consider, delay, detest,... Continue reading "Verbs Followed by Infinitives and Gerunds" »

English Comprehension & Vocabulary Assessment

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Part 3: Reading Comprehension

Text 1: First Prize

  1. Where does Tess ride her horse? A. At the show
  2. What does Tess need to do while her horse runs and jumps? B. Hold on
  3. Why did Tess probably name her horse Twin? D. Because Tess feels the same as Twin when she rides her.
  4. Where is Tess's mother during the show? A. She is at work
  5. Why does Tess's father yell? D. He is excited

Text 2: Levi's Jeans History

  1. What century was Strauss born? A. The 19th century.
  2. Where did Strauss learn the dry-goods business? C. In New York
  3. Who was Jacob Davis? C. A tailor
  4. How did Davis solve the pocket tearing problem? C. He put rivets on the pants
  5. Whom did Davis ask to pay for the patent? B. Levi Strauss.
  6. Did Strauss achieve his goal? B. Yes, he did.
  7. What does the word “denim” refer
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Ethical Dilemmas in Daily Life: Music, Exams, and Fashion Choices

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Digital Music Downloads: Ethical Considerations

Many people download music, even if it's not from their favorite artists. While some may only buy CDs they genuinely like, the reality is that downloading music often involves violating copyright laws and devaluing the work of musicians. Despite this, many prefer to save money.

In conclusion, downloading music from the internet is undeniably dishonest. While it offers convenience for those who cannot afford to buy CDs, we should address the ethical implications of such practices.

Academic Integrity: The Ethics of Cheating

Cheating on exams is a practice that has existed since ancient times, with new methods constantly emerging. While some view it as an easy way out, others consider it profoundly dishonest.

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English Grammar Exercises: Present Simple, Past Simple, Comparative, Gerunds, and Infinitives

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Present simple or the present continuous

Beth often goes (go) to the cinema

We are learning (learn) the present simple the week

My father likes classical music but he doesn't like (not like) pop music

John and Chris are doing (do) their homework now

Tom's mother isn't working (not work) at the moment

My best friend has got (have got) two brothers and one sister

I can help you with the cooking. I am not studying (not study) today

Robert often visits (visit) his grandparents

Past simple – past continuous

We did (do) our homework at 6.30 p.m. yesterday

They met (meet) while they were studying (study) at the university

I didn't listen (not listen) when the teacher explained (explain) the problem

We saw (see) when we played (play) in the park

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Mastering Future Tense Exercises

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Part 1: Future Tense Selection

Exercise 1

  1. Next week I'm going to travel to California.
  2. I'm going to ask you a very personal question.
  3. She didn't have time in the morning, but she's going to call us at night.
  4. I will marry her. I promise.
  5. Why won't you come?
  6. Steven Spielberg will direct a new Jurassic Park film.
  7. I won't do it again.

Part 2: Future Tense Application

Exercise 2

  1. My dad is buying a bouquet. My aunt is making something special for lunch, and my sisters are sweeping and mopping. They are going to celebrate Mother's Day.
  2. It's ten o'clock on a Saturday night. Tyler and Mrs. Evans are standing near the front door. They're waiting for a friend of Tyler's who is going to pick him up. He is going to have fun tonight.
  3. Austin is nervous. He is wearing
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Key Quotes and Character Motivation in The Crucible

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Analyzing Key Quotes from Arthur Miller's The Crucible

Abigail Williams: Passion, Pretense, and Revenge

"I look for John Proctor that took me from my sleep and put knowledge in my heart! I never knew what pretense Salem was, I never knew the lying lessons I was taught by all these Christian women and their covenanted men! And now you bid me tear the light out of my eyes? I will not, I cannot! You loved me, John Proctor, and whatever sin it is, you love me yet!"

Abigail Williams utters these words in an Act I conversation with John Proctor, revealing her past affair with him. For Proctor, their relationship belongs firmly to the past; while he may still be attracted to her, he is desperately trying to put the incident behind him. Abigail, on the... Continue reading "Key Quotes and Character Motivation in The Crucible" »

Short Answers and Dialogues

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Part 1: Short Dialogues

Berta's Absence

4. Sorry, Berta is off today. She went to see a doctor yesterday, but she is still sick.

A. She will probably be here tomorrow.

Studying and Grades

5. Son, if you work hard and you don't answer your cellphone or chat on your cellphone while you are studying...

A. I know; I will get better grades, right?

A Gloomy Evening

6. This is a cold winter evening. It's really cloudy out there. I feel sad.

A. I guess it will be a nightmare night for you.

Late to Work

7. Today I arrived late for the first time in six years and my boss gave me a memo. It's not fair.

B. From now on, you'll have to be more careful.

Vacation Plans

8. What are you going to do on vacation?

B. We're going to party a lot.

Taking Over

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Mastering English: Exercises and Verb Conjugations

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English Grammar and Verb Exercises

Reading Comprehension Answers

Reading:

  • Yes, he did.
  • He continues the subject at university.
  • Yes, it was.
  • No, they won't.
  • That we have to work hard but also to have a good time.
  • The writer wanted to dye her hair because it had been [previously done/a certain way].
  • Yes, they did.
  • She wants to volunteer.
  • No, she isn't.
  • No.

Would you like:

  • Won't have
  • Will do
  • Arrives
  • Are going to celebrate
  • Won't be
  • Will suffer
  • Are going to come
  • Will go
  • Seeing
  • Won't get
  • Close

Present Perfect Sentences and Questions

  • I haven't written about the job yet.
  • Have you ever worked with children?
  • She has already had an interview.
  • Has he ever studied a foreign language?
  • They hadn't decided on a profession yet.
  • Have they ever worked abroad?
  • How long has the family worn glasses?
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Scotland's Best: Isle of Skye and Edinburgh Travel

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Scotland's Natural Beauty: The Isle of Skye

The Isle of Skye, located in the northwest of Scotland, is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. In addition, it is a wonderful place for a holiday for people of all ages.

Magnificent Coast and Mountains

Skye is known for its magnificent coast and beautiful mountains. Although there are not many hotels or restaurants, the area is so beautiful that many people go there each year for their summer holiday. When we visited the island last summer, I loved taking long walks through the splendid mountains and along the beautiful coast.

History and Community on Skye

Most of the people who live on the Isle of Skye earn a living from farming, tourism, or forestry. They are quiet people who are proud... Continue reading "Scotland's Best: Isle of Skye and Edinburgh Travel" »