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Comprehension (KET)
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Read the paragraph below and choose the best word for each space. There is an example at the beginning. Helen Stoner must listen to Sherlock Holmes’s instructions he wants to save her life. Holmes and…
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Listening - Activities
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You will hear the second and third paragraphs of Part Three again. Some of the words are different! Choose the words you hear. One of the Emperor’s came to see me one day. He looked very worried and…
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The North Beach neighborhood
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North Beach is a traditionally Italian neighborhood1 with Italian food shops, cafés and restaurants. North Beach was one of the first settlements2 because it was near the bay. In the 1950s many of the…
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Before you read Ch 03 01 (PET) - The Clarion Call
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Listen to the first part of the story and answer the following questions. For each question there are three pictures. Choose the correct picture. Where can’t you find half of this story? What does…
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I broke down the door: verbs + prepositions
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Match the phrases with the phrases, and complete the sentences with the correct preposition. 5 Dr Lanyon took He looked He waited He asked the man to sit The man cried Dr Lanyon was thinking The…
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Grammar: present continuous
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Present Continuous We can use the Present Continuous to express our plans for the future. I’m having lunch with Bob at 1 o’clock on Thursday The speaker made an arrangement to have lunch with Bob…
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Characters - Go back to the text
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Match the characters from Chapter Nine with what they say. Cheers! Don’t be boring. I want to get on with my life. I’m so hungry I could eat two of everything. I’ve thought about it for a long…
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Language - Understanding the text
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Look at the rules for using some and any. Then complete the sentences below. SOME (somebody, something, somewhere) generally used in affirmative phrases. I found some biscuits in the cupboard. ANY…