Key to LIKE versus AS

1 3 like her mother
4 people like him
5 OK
6 like most of his friends
7 like talking to the wall
8 OK
9 OK
10 OK
11 like a bomb exploding
12 like a fish

2 2 like blocks of cie
3 like a beginner
4 as a tourist gudie
5 like a church
6 as a birthday present
7 like winter
8 like a child

3 2 like 3 as 4 like 5 like 6 as/like 7 like 8 as 9 as 10 like 11 like 12 as 13 as
14 like 15 as 16 as 17 like 18 as/like

PHRASAL VERBS

As some of you are asking me for further practice on Phrasal Verbs, you can find as from today some exercises with key in the photocopy room in the school.
Also, you should revise:

• the vocabulary builder on Phrasal Verbs at the end of your Student's Book, page 127;
• the Remember phrasal verbs in context box at the end of File C in each unit in your SB;
• also, please note that there is an exercise on the most common phrasal verbs at the end of the photocopy pack .
  

GERUND OR INFINITIVE (WITH /WITHOUT TO)

This is the KEY to the exercises on ING versus INFINITIVE which was handed out in class when we were doing File 6A and which I didn't have time to do with all the groups. Those of you who still haven't got a copy might be able to find one in the EXTRA PHOTOCOPIES box in the classroom.

1 to ride, to do, coming, to come

2 spending, earning

3 being, to apologize

4 to eat (adj + to infinitive)

5 working, spending

6 looking (keep = continue), being (prep + gerund)

7 posting (past action)

8 to lock (future action), go (had better + bare infinitive), do

9 to learn, saying

10 trying, to interrupt (attempt), to wait, talking (stop + gerund = cease)

11 doing, to move (think right) / moving (in a general sense)

12 to leave (think right), to go

13 to drink

14 being, to wait

15 trying, to make, adding (experiment)

16 going, stay (would rather + bare infinitive)

17 to look (tell + obj + to infinitive), (to) take, to look, to do

18 getting, walking

19 listening (enjoy it), listening

20 to make / making (no difference), to see (purpose)

21 doing

22 to put, to prevent (purpose), climbing (prevent + gerund)

23 taking, to eat (purpose)

24 ringing up (keep = continue), asking, to do (wh- word + to infinitive)

25 waiting, to clear, to set out

26 repeat (make + obj + bare infinitive), to make (purpose), to do

27 leaving, sending, to tow

28 borrowing, asking, to do

29 to offend (mean + to infinitive = intention), annoying

30 to be able, to tell, gazing

31 gobbling

32 to see

KEY TEST 4 Files 1 to 7

TEST 4 covers FILES 1 to 7. You can find it in the Photocopy Pack. You should use it as a test to find out how well you have assimilated the language of the preceding files.
BEFORE the test, you should revise the Grammar Summaries, the Build your Vocabulary sections, the Vocabulary Builders and the pronunciations exercises throughout files 1 to 7.
The marks for each part are indicated under the heading. The test has a total of 100 marks. You should do it individually for homework but pretend you are doing it "under exam conditions".


Below you can find the tapescript of the LISTENING part together with the KEY to ALL parts of the test.

File 7C

FILE 7 Check your Progress

You should do Check your Progress 7 on page 117 in your Student's Book as a mini-test for homework and self-correct it with the key below. Find out your score out of 50 and see which areas are still causing problems. Then go back and revise.

More listening practice

A classmate of yours recommended visiting the following link, which looks (and sounds...) great!, for listening practice. Go and check:

http://www.elllo.org/

What is elllo? ELLLO is a free online listening resource of over 1,000 listening activities designed especially for ESL and EFL students and teachers. Most listening activities include images, an interactive quiz, transcript of the audio and downloadable MP3.

BARBIE her secret story

The Lily doll was NOT named after Rolf Hausser's wife because it was Beuthin who first named the character, so it was just a coincidence that Hausser's wife's name was also Lily!!