Conversation (KET)

Complete the conversation between Rhiannon and William, the man she sells the truffles to. There is an example at the beginning . Hello, Rhiannon. Hello William. Where did you find all those truffles? I…

Comprehension check (I)

Match the photos to the right museum. Are these sentences true or false? Nelson’s Column is near the British Museum. You don’t have to pay to visit the National Gallery. Madame Tussauds came from…

Odd one out!

Find the odd word in each line and then write a sentence with one of them. river fish hand castle sea friar foot abbey ocean rat head church forest horse outlaw monastery

Understanding the text - Colin

Understanding the text Colin

Families

My holidays

Internet Project (II)

Connect to the Internet and go to www.blackcat.vicensvives.net. Insert the title or part of the title of the book into our search engine (buscador). Click on Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Click on…

Reading

‘He’s alive!’ my uncle cried when I opened my eyes. ‘Look Hans! Axel’s alive! He’s saved!’ ‘Hello, Uncle. Hello, Hans,’ I said, weakly. ‘Where am I? What day is it? What time is…

Reading

I was at home for about ten days when a friend of mine came to see me. Captain Robinson owned a ship called the Hope-well and he wanted me to sail with him. At first I did not want to go but he offered…

Grammar (I)

Question tags We use question tags at the end of sentences, either to make questions or to provide emphasis. After a positive statement we use a negative tag. After a negative statement, we use a…