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Fishng was...
a) the hardest and last issue to resolve in the negotiation
b) the easiest and first fact to resolve in the negotiation
c) a fact that wasn´t talked at the negotiation
d) none of the above

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Change: arrangement (8th slide)
Actual: current (7th slide)
Steadily : gradually (6th slide)

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Is the UK limited in any way according to poeple data protection?

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Is the UK limited in any way according to poeple data protection?

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No, but data will continue to be exchanged in the same way at least for four months more.

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a) The UK won´t be allowed to ban anything from the EU.
b) There will be flying cars.
c) The UK could ban EU fishing boats, and the EU wouldn´t do anything in response.
d) The UK could ban EU fishing boats, but the EU could make taxes for British Fish.

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plan (9th slide): scheme
Exchange (2nd slide): trade
understanding (10th slide): agreement

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What will happen now with the Erasmus exchange programme in the UK?

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What will happen now with the Erasmus exchange programme in the UK?

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It has been agreed that as soon as the UK leaves the EU, it will no longer be able to take part in the exchange programme (except for Northern Ireland). The Erasmus project will then be replaced with a new scheme that will give students the opportunity of not just going to European universities, but also to universities all over the world. And students who already went abroad will be able to finish the course without being negatively affected by the new measures.

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-  The whole United Kingdom will not be able to participate in the Erasmus exchange programme once it leaves the European Union.

FALSE: Students at universities in Northern Ireland will continue to participate in Erasmus.

-Travelling to the UK now means that people should be cautious when using their mobile phones.

TRUE: UK mobile operators will be able to charge for roaming, so people should check with their mobile phone company before travelling.

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It will be...

a) harder for people with no qualifications gained in the UK to sell their services in the EU.

b) easier for people with qualifications gained in the EU to sell their services in the UK.

c) harder for people with qualifications gained in the UK to sell their services in the EU.

d) easier for people with qualifications gained in the UK to sell their services in the EU.

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- To promise (4th slide): to pledge
- Mobile networking (5th slide): roaming
- Present (7th slide): current

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What is the ECJ and will it have a role in Northern Ireland?

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What is the ECJ and will it have a role in Northern Ireland?

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ECJ stands for European Court of Justice which is the highest court in the EU. Eventhough Northern Ireland is not part of the EU, the ECJ could still have a role because Northern Ireland continues to follow some european trade rules.

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The deal says that
a) the UK will no longer participate in the Erasus exchange programme.
b) the UK will participate in the Erasmus exchange programme.
c) the UK should participate in the Erasmus exchange programme.
d)the UK needn´t participate in the Erasmus exchange programme.

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The UK's arrangement with Europol...
a. won't be done in any future.
b. will be the same as now.
c. will probable change in a future.
d. will resemble on current arrangements.

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Similar(8th slide) alike
Disruption(3rd slide)confusion
To allow(10th slide) to permit

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customs (3 rd slide): taxes
tough(4 th slide): harder
to take part(9 th slide): to participate

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There won't be any takes on importations, but some limitations in animal products.

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Is the UK limited by the EU standards of dtaa protection?

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They are still deciding what to do with the norms related to storing and processing data.
TRUE "Many of the rules about storing and processing data still need to be decided".

Students will not continue to recieve support for fees unless they have started courses in the EU.
TRUE "Students that have already started courses in the EU will continue to recieve support for fees".

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When will the UK and the EU start holding regular talks on fishing access?
-2026

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Borders:
Go out- leaves
Frontier-borders
Security and Data:
Information-Data

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·Both sides, UK and EU, made a promise for an improvement in the service sector.
TRUE, "However, the UK and EU have pledged to keep talking to try to improve access for the srvic sector in the future."

·The UK will gain a greater share of the fish in two years time.
FALSE, "Over the next five and a half years, the UK will gradually gain a greater sharee of the fish from its own waters."

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What is the name of the new programe that UK will set up in September of 2021 related to education?
Alan Touring

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Sausages and burgers can enter the EU in any condition
FALSE: "they must be frozen to -18C to enter"
The (ECJ) will still playing a role in the UK
FALSE: "it will no longer play a role in the UK"

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The UK will not be a member of Europol, nor will it have a presence at its headquarters.
-False. It won´t be a member of Europol but it will have a presence at its headquarters.

Disputes will be referred to an independent tribunal if they cannot be resolved between the EU and the UK
-True

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There will be taxes on goods.
False, ``There will not be taxes on goods´´

There won´t be an agreement with Europol.
False, ``The UK´s arrangement with Europol will be similar to the one that US currently has.´´

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https://cantabria-elt.blogspot.com/2021/01/new-year-new-challenges-ahead.html

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New Year, new challenges ahead. Happy 2021

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Choose the most suitable answer (a, b, c or d) according to the text.

You must write both the letter od the selected option and the sentence.

Distractors are frequently used as verbal tenses or information which is not correct.

Look for the key words to check the information. Pay attention to linking words, contrast connectors, modal verbs, conditionals. One of the clues is the grammtical correctness of the most convenient answer.

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Find words or phrases in the text that correspond to the words and definitions given.

The words are in the order given in the text, located within a specific paragraph

Use the same word category: verbs Verbs: (TO) infinitive
Nouns
Adjectives

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1. Read the question and pay attention to the type of information required (reason, place, time-Interrogative questions where/ when/why)

2. Use key words or synonyms to help you locate the answer (nouns, verbs or adjectives)

3. The answer must contain the same verb tense as the question.

4. Write with your own words or use synonyms from the text. Do not add extra, unneccessary information or your personal opinion.

5. Check the spelling and punctuation as well as vocabulary and verbal tenses.

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Every part of a true sentence must be "true"
If any one part of the sentence is false, the whole sentence is false despite many other true statements.

Pay close attention to negatives, qualifiers, absolutes, and long strings of statements

Negatives can be confusing.
If the question contains negatives, as "no, not, cannot"
Drop the negative and read what remains.
Decide whether that sentence is true or false.
If it is true, its opposite, or negative, is usually false

Qualifiers are words that restrict or open up general statements.
Words like "sometimes, often, frequently, ordinarily, generally" open up the possibilities of making accurate statements.  They make more modest claims, are more likely to reflect reality, and usually indicate "true" answers.

Absolute words restrict possibilities.
"No, never, none, always, every, entirely, only" imply the statement must be true 100% of the time and usually indicate "false" answers.

Long sentences often include groups of words set off by punctuation.
Pay attention to the "truth" of each of these phrases.
If one is false, it usually indicates a "false" answer