LESSON 4

 


Hello and welcome to a new lesson! Today we're going to begin a new unit. 

1- Read the following article and complete it with the past participle of the verbs from the list (pages 54 and 55 SB)



2- Read the article again. Answer the questions with A (Highclere Castle), B (Cortland Alley), or C (Christ Church College)

Now, let's concentrate on the grammar aspect. Read this information:











Go to page 142 SB.

3- Circle the correct form, ACTIVE or PASSIVE:


4- Rewrite the sentences with the PASSIVE. Only use "by" if necessary:



5- Listen and complete the rectangles. Write the stressed words in the pink rectangles. Then listen again and check (page 55 SB):


SENTENCE STRESS


HOMEWORK:

1- Fill in the blank spaces with BY or WITH:



2- Put the verbs in brackets into the correct PASSIVE tense:



3- Rewrite the sentences in the PASSIVE:


KEY TO THE ACTIVITIES ABOVE:

ACTIVITY 1:

2- transformed

3- based

4- used

5- photographed

6- inhabited

7- designed

8- inspired

9- welcomed


ACTIVITY 2:

1- B     2- A     3- A     4- C     5- B     6- A     7- C     8- C


ACTIVITY 3:

1- are being made

2- inspired

3- hasn't been inhabited

4- is set

5- will be shot

6- aren't recording

7- wasn't being used

8- has transformed

9- hadn't owned

10- was taken


ACTIVITY 4:

1- are subtitled

2- was written by García Márquez

3- is being repaired

4- hasn't been released yet

5- won't be finished until the spring

6- have to be collected from the box office

7- hadn't been told about the changes in the script

8- was directed by James Cameron

9- has already been recorded

10- was being interviewed about the film


ACTIVITY 5:




THIS IS THE END OF THIS LESSON! SEE YOU ON THURSDAY!



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