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Identify. Trade and transport
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Match each definition with an aspect of transport: It has been developed especially within the context of the European Union. It is negative in Spain. It is in surplus thanks to tourism. Its…
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Much / many (II)
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We usually use much and many in negative sentences, questions or sentences with too . A lot of The alarm was making a lot of noise. There were a lot of people. We can use a lot of with countable and…
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Self-assessment T05 08 - The Hapsburg period
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Write the correct word for each definition: Bankers, merchants, artisans, doctors and lawyers belonged to this social group: . Powerful men who influenced the king's decisions but sometimes in a…
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Some or any?
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“THERE ARE SOME STRAWBERRIES AND CHERRIES ON THE TABLE,” SAYS MARILLA. We use some in positive sentences and any in questions and negative sentences. “Are there any chocolate biscuits?” asks…
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Question tags (I)
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Question tags ‘Go and buy it for me, will you?’ Scrooge says ‘will you’ at the end of the sentence to ask for agreement or confirmation from the boy. (‘Yes, I will’). This is a question tag.…
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Few and little
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‘Few men had bright red hair like mine’ We use ‘few’ and ‘little’ to communicate a negative idea – to say ‘not much’ or ‘not many’. We use few with plural nouns and little with…
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The imperative
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The imperative in English is the same as the infinitive of the verb, without ‘to’. In Chapter Seven, we saw these imperative sentences: Come with me! Please follow me! Please make him a knight. To…
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Complete: some, any, a or an
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Some, any, a or an We use some in front of nouns in affirmative sentences We use any in front of nouns in questions We also use it in negative sentences We use a with singular nouns which begin with a…
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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…
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