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The consequences of the war
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9.1. The impact of the war By the end of the war, Europe was in a disastrous state for many different reasons: Over 50 million people died in the war, most of them civilians. The USSR, Germany and…
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Unit 4: Animal reproduction
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Break off (v): to become separated from the main part of something. bud (n): a group of cells which differentiates and breaks off an animal to create a new individual by asexual reproduction. budding…
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Video: Tell Tale Heart
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This is an adaptation of the classic horror tale by Edgar Allan Poe, with Spanish subtitles. A man was obsessed by his neighbour's blind eye. One night he killed him. When the police went to investigate…
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Ready-to-go lessons
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This is a collection of online resources organized by subject. There is a grammar and a vocabulary section. Among the grammar topics we can find: future, gerunds, infinitive, modals, passive, past…
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SMART Exchange
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In this website we can find lesson plans for the interactive whiteboard and share resources with other teachers. We can run a search by keyword or browse the bank by subjects: Art, English, ICT,…
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Rock types
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Sedimentary rocks Common salt is made when sea water evaporates. It is extracted from salt mines. Sandstone is a sedimentary rock made up of grains of sand that are held together by other mineral…
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Worms and molluscs
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Worms Worms are animals with long, soft bodies and moist skin. They do not have legs; they move by wriggling. Most worms live in the sea or in fresh water. Some live on land, like earthworms. Some worms…
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End-of-unit evaluation - Light and sound
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We perceive most of the things around us because we can see or hear them. Most objects do not have their own light. We see them because they are illuminated by light from natural and artificial sources,…
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True/false. The Iberian Peninsula in Roman times
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Decide if the following statements are true or false: In Roman times, the Iberian Peninsula was inhabited by the Iberians and the Celts. ➝ The Italian Peninsula was controlled by the Carthaginians.…
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Did you know...
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Impressionism also influenced sculpture. François-Auguste-René Rodin broke away from academic convention to become one of the most significant Impressionist sculptors. His work was characterised by…
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