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ENGLISH TIME!

TIME TO PROVE HOW MUCH YOU'VE LEARNT THIS SEMESTER Pay attention Cooperate Solve the puzzles Open the safe box GOAL: BE THE FIRST TEAM TO OPEN THE SAFE BOX

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OUR ENGLISH ADVENTURE

WELCOME! YOU'RE ABOUT TO TAKE PART IN OUR FIRST BREAKOUT ADVENTURE

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INTRODUCTION

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CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION

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OOPS-A-DAISY! TRY AGAIN?

WELCOME TO A GRAMMAR FRENZY!

You've worked hard. So, this will be easy peasy for you ;)

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QUESTION 01 - Stative verbs

Friendly reminder: stative verbs refer to states, feelings, opinions and senses... Which one is correct?

Wow, you're making brownies. They smell delicious!

Wow, you're making brownies. They smelling delicious!

Wow, you're making brownies. They are smelling delicious!

QUESTION 02 - Shall or will?

Can you remember when to use shall and will? Which one is correct?

Will I help you with your homework?

Shall I help you with your homework?

Do I help you with your homework?

QUESTION 03 - Present perfect or past simple

Cultures conceive time differently. What you may say in Spanish can't be translated into English in this context. Which one is right?

When did you buyed that jacket?

When did you buy that jacket?

When have you bought that jacket?

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WELCOME TO...PRONUNCIATION IS IMPORTANT!

I dream of a world where my students pronounce these sounds correctly. Fingers crossed!

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Question 01 - past tenses

When do we pronounce the past tenses with /ɪd/?

Always. That's their regular pronunciation as in "worked / stopped"

Never. Past tenses are always pronounced with a "t" at the end as in "worked / stopped"

When their infinitive form finishes in "t" or "d" as in the case of "visited" and "ended"

Question 02 - wor- words

What's the pronunciation of -wor- sounds?

The same as in Spanish. "Work" is pronounced /work/

"O" becomes an /ɜ/, similar to a Spanish /e/. Work is pronounced /werk/

The "o" becomes an "a". Work is pronounced /wark/

Question 03 - /ɜ/ sound

Which words would be pronounced with the sound /ɜ/ (similar to a Spanish e)?

owechicken station dowry

birdparents church work

teamwalk dream car

YOU NAILED IT!

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WELCOME TO OUR VOCABULARY CHALLENGE

Your understanding of what you read and hear is determined by your vocabulary. Words are our most inexhaustible source of magic. Use them well! ^^

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Question 01 - borrow, lend or owe

To borrow, to lend or to owe, that is the question.

If I borrow €10, someone lends me €10, and I owe someone €10.

If I owe€10, I lend someone €10, and I borrow €10

If I lend €10, someone borrows from me €10, and I owe someone €10

Question 02 - make / do /get

Which ones are used with make?

friendsthe bed a noise a phone call

houseworksport the dishes laundry

fithome nervous lost

Question 03 - False friends

Someone who is easily hurt is...

sympathetic

sensible

sensitive

Well done! Keep up the good work! You're closer than before but further than later =P

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SENTENCE PATTERNS TIME!

Words are arranged in patterns to give them meaning. By understanding the patterns, you understand the words.Some of the most common ones: Noun (Subject) + Verb + Noun (Object) = Steve likes football Noun + Verb + Noun + Noun = Caroline taught Diane a word

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Question 01 - Missing and double subjects

Choose the correct pattern

Spain usually it is warm.

It is usually warm in Spain.

In Spain is usually warm.

Question 02 - ing

Choose the correct sentence

I love listening to music.

I love listen music.

I love listening music.

Question 03 - want to

Choose the right option

They'd like buying a car

He's promised to pay back

She wants playing too

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Welcome to our cultural section!

Which came first: language or culture?At any rate, understanding a culture is the key to language learning.

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Question 01 - Days and events

The saddest day of the year is called...

Black Friday

Boxing Day

Blue Monday

Question 02 - Laws

In the UK, it is forbidden to...

kill horses

kill swans

kill dogs

Question 03 - Food

Which four dishes are typical from the USA?

Deep-fried oreosClam chowder Deep-dish pizza Jambalaya

Fish and chipsToad in the Hole Bangers and Mash Spotted dick

Shortbread TabletHaggisNeeps and tatties

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