Unit 1
Two of the jobs described in the reading at the beginning of the unit.
Farm vet, fisherman, actor, potter
If you are keen on video games, you really like/dislike them.
like
a) a machine that can do work by itself; b) a machine that looks and talks like a human
What type of film is the Matrix? (page 47)
science fiction
We mustn't use mobile phones at school. It's a rule.
Two negative adjectives to describe someone's lifestyle from Unit 1.
busy, chaotic, sedentary, stressful
An Irish dance show mentioned at the beginning of unit 2
Rhythm of the Dance
What does LOL stand for?
Laugh out loud
A phrasal verb with take that means to start doing something, for example, a new hobby
take up
The job described in the listening on page 65.
firefighter
Two ways to talk about past habits in English.
Would, used to, or past simple
A piece of sports equipment you wear on your eyes when you are swimming underwater
goggles
Fill in the missing word: She speaks English much better ______ she used to.
than
Correct this sentence: The film was such sad I cried.
The film was so sad I cried.
Reading, page 59. A school rule related to hair
Students weren't allowed to have long (shoulder-length) hair.
We say take the train in English, but you can also use another verb. What is it?
How do you score points in Rugby?
1. Touch the ball down over your opponent's line
2. Kick the ball over your opponents posts.
Reading, page 31. How long did the family go without technology?
6 months
What do you call the person who writes about films for a newspaper, who says if they are good or bad?
critic
When you lose your job, but it wasn't your fault. It's because the economy is bad or the company is not doing well
to be made redundant
Translate this sentence: Nos estamos acostumbrado a la nueva realidad.
We're getting used to the new reality.
A synonym of song from Unit 2.
Correct this sentence: In general, the young Italians like playing the football, while the American boys and girls prefer the baseball.
In general, young Italians like playing football, while American boys and girls prefer baseball.
What is the difference between a bored student and a boring student?
bored - not interested in the lesson; boring - not an interesting person
a positive adjective you can use to describe a job that is difficult.
challenging