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1.
1. I go to a class to improve My English
2. I bougth a book to write my ideas down
3. They came here for a chat
4. This is an app for testing your maths
5. I'm study so that I'll pase they exam
6.  The bus was late so I missed my lesson

2.
1. For studying
2. For
3. Si that
4. To find
5. For opening
6. So that
7. So

3.
1. To
2. For
3. So that
4. For
5. To
6. To
7. So that
8. For
9. To
10. So that

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26. D
27. D
28. C
29. B

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1. Is currently being run

2. Was completed

3. Wasn´t reached

4. Were announced

5. Was built

6. Are still being added

7. Has become

8. Can even be seen

9. Carry out

10. Are regularly tested

11. Has been continously staffed

12. Is being used

13. Will affect

1 All the students hope to be put into Mr Brown’s class.
2 He can’t stand to be proved wrong in an argument.
3 Are you prepared being asked some difficult questions?
4 Anyone who is late for the bus risks to being left behind!
5 Your aunt appeared  being shocked by the film. What were you watching?
6 We knew he was missing school because he kept to be seen around town during the day.
7 I’m worried about not being chosen for the team.
8 No one likes being delaying at airports.
9 The winning team stopped in their town to be cheered  by their fans after they won the cup.

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Dudley, Drinky and Smokey are three pig brothers living in retrospective houses made out of straw, wood and brick. After their homes are destroyed by the Big Bad Wolf, Drinky and Smokey seek refugee in Dudley's house. While Dudley provides good hospitality, both his two brothers are proven to be irresponsible due to their common addictions.

While Dudley is out, The Big Bad Wolf tricks Drinky and Smokey into letting him in before he proceeds to violently murder the defenseless little pigs. Upon stumbling into the aftermath of the massacre, a horrified Dudley calls the police, who immediately accuse him of slaughtering his brothers before being tried and found guilty in wolf court. That night, a depressed Dudley is visited by the ghosts of his deceased brothers who tell him that The Big Bad Wolf is the killer. After escaping with their help, Dudley constructs Frankenpig, a huge zombie-like pig and instructs him to find The Big Bad Wolf and kill him.

Frankenpig ambushes the Big Bad Wolf, drunk from drowning his thirst for the pigs, and rips out his insides before eating him whole. When Frankenpig returns to Dudley, he is put down by him. Unfortunately, this allows the Big Bad Wolf to be revived as he proceeds to beat up and eat Dudley alive as the story fades out.

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David Koresh : He was an American leader of a religious sect. He committed a crime of massacre of 50 days. This happened in 1993. David did not go to prison because he died during the massacre. I think that religious ideas sometimes force us to do things without reasoning. only because we must have faith in what they tell us. Currently in Colombia massacres occur, especially in Antioquia.

Charles Manson : He was an American who led the group "the manson family". He committed the crime of murdering 7 people. This happened in 1971. He did go to prison and then died of cancer. I think it was a group of irrational people that Manson influenced for his crimes.

JonBenet Ramsey :  She was an American girl who participated in beauty pageants. She was murdered and found at her parents' house. Naide went to jail because the person who killed her has not been found. I think she was very small and innocent, she deserved to live. Currently in Colombia there are many cases where girls are killed by their parents, brothers, friends, etc.

Lizzie Borden : Lizzie was an American, the daughter of Andrew Borden. She was suspected of murdering her father and sister with an axe. He did not go to jail because there was no convincing evidence. I think that she had a very difficult childhood with her stepmother, but murdering her was not the right way.

Bernard Madoff :  He was an American wall street investor. He was accused of fraud. This event occurred in 2009. He went to prison but died a few years later. I think that ambition helps us to commit this type of crime. In Colombia a few years ago, a strategy called "pyramid" was famous, which scammed many people.

Ted Kaczynsky : He was an American mathematician and philosopher. committed the crime of terrorism. This happened in 1995. I think he was a highly educated person and it was somewhat irrational to be so intelligent. In Colombia this happened when Pablo Escobar was alive, he made many terrorist attacks for politics.

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People need a clear and forceful reason when something inexplicable happens. To be honest, the pandemic was a traumatic event for most. Many thought it was a lie from the state, others thought that China produced the pandemic on purpose and others simply believed it was a bad flu. What really happened was that many of us were terrified by the number of people who entered the hospital, died and did not let their bodies be seen. I suppose that the fear of death causes irrational conspiracies.

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J. Blackmail
M. Bribery
E. Burglary
G. Drug dealing
L. Fraud
F. Hacking
C. Hijacking
A. Kidnapping
P. Mugging
B. Murder
D. Rape
O. Robbery
H. Smuggling
Q. Stalking
N. Terrorism
K. Theft
I. Vandalism

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1)
1. My family always enjoy playing board games.

2. When did you start to work for this company?

3. A pay rise will make me work harder!

4. I didn’t mind staying out so late last night, but we had a great time.

5. This lock will prevents burglars to break into your house.

6. My parents don’t stay you stay at our house.

7. I can't help thinking that he lied to us.

8. Your car is in my way. I need you to move it.

2)
A: Did you enjoy taking the quiz?

B: Yes, it was interesting. I seem to prefer working in groups.

A: So you’re right-brain dominant?

B: Yes, I am. I don’t appear being as good with details. What about you?

A: I was a mixture. On the whole when I see a picture it makes me 4

(remember)

the word. But I also risk 5

(make) mistakes from time to time.

B:

Have you asked anyone else in the class 6

(try) the quiz?

A:

Not yet. I fancy 7

(ask) Pietro.

B:

Good idea. I’d expect the test 8

(show) that he’s left-brain dominant.

A:

Me too. But you never know

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1)

1. Should have.

2. Could have.

3. Should have.

4. Should have.

5. Should have.

6. Could have.

7. Should have.

8. Could have.

2)

1. Should have told.

2. Could have burnt.

3. Should have staying.

4. Couldn´t have bought.

5. Shouldn´t have went.

6. Could have left.

7. Should have apply.

3)

1. Should have gone

Couldn´t have been.

2. Should have closed.

Could have forgot.

3. Shouldn´t have bought.

Could have finish.

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2)

Conversation 1:

1. To bringing

2. To get some

Conversation 2:

3. To leave

4. Regretted living me

5. To be nice

3)

2. Buy a guitar

3. Go on a diet

4. Get old

5. Fly

6. Not phone

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1)
2. He likes sunbathing
3. We don't like camping
4. She likes surfing
5. He doesn't like doing home work
6. They like eating out

2)
2. Swimming  in the sea is nicer than in a pool.
3. Watching  TV all evening is boring.
4. Stealing  is wrong.
5. Being  a policeman is a dangerous job.
6. Eating  too much chocolate makes you fat.
7.  It’s a big car. Parking it is difficult.
8.  It’s a big house. Cleanning it takes a long time.
9.  The violin is a difficult instrument. Learning to play it can take years.
10. Skiing is more dangerous than playing football.

3)
2. Could you help me? I’m interested in buying a guitar.
3. I’m getting fat. I’m thinking about going on a diet.
4. Do you ever worry about getting old?
5. John rarely goes abroad. He’s afraid of flying.
6. I’m sorry for doesn't phoning. I forgot my mobile.

4)
2. Do you enjoy playing sports?
3. Swimming is good exercise
4. They worry about driving at night
5. Are you good at skiing?
6. They like playing computer games
7.  Sunbathing is bad for your skin

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A.
1. Despite

2. Even though

3. To

4. So as to not

5. In order to

6. In spite of

7. So that

8. Even

9. For

10. Despite

B.
1. I thought the book was fantastic, Despite not getting very good reviews.

2. She drives a very old car, despite earning a fortune.

3. Although the ending was sad, Everyone enjoyed a film.

4. Despite the terrible weather conditions, the plane managed to land.

5. Even the meal was not as I want, I told her I enjoyed the meal she had cooked to not offend her.

6. To explain the new policy, the manager called for a meeting.

4a.
1. Although

2. To

3. Even though

4. In order to

5. To not

6. in spite of

7. Although

8. So that

4b.
2. They don't do any marketing
3. To sell more productos
4. Miss my train, I have to leave work by six o'clock
5. Despite the fact that I was late

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1)
2. Get promoted

3. Work

4. Was sacked

5. Was made

6. Resign

7. Retire

8. Set up

9. Do

10. Applied for

2a)
1. Unemployed

2. Self-employed

3. Well qualifed

4. Temporary

5. Part-time

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Actually, we can see fake news on any website. These news seek to attract our attention to topics of curiosity for people. The people who read this do not verify the falsity or veracity of the news with another website. The most common thing is that this false news is spread through all kinds of social networks, blogs, documents, etc. These web pages only seek popularity and increased visitors to their web pages. In my opinion, we should be more cautious when we inform ourselves about a topic and read on official pages such as BBC News, New York Times, etc. so as not to waste our time reading fake news.

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1. HIV
2. Lines
3. Show up
4. Death
5. Clinic to home
6.  A
7.  D
8. C
9.  B
10. D
11. D

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1. Not only is the book popular, it’s also a bestseller.

2. Not until Brian read the translation did he understand the full story.

3. Never have I seen so many spelling mistakes.

4. No sooner had I arrived than it was time to go.

5. Only when the police caught her did she confess.

6. Rarely can writing of this quality be found.

7. Never would she agree to something like this.

8. Scarcely had we left when the problems began.

9. Not only am I cold, I’m absolutely freezing.

10. Only after he died was his writing really appreciated.

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4B Adding emphasis (1): inversion | English File | Oxford University Press

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1)
1. D
2. A
3. F
4. G
5. E
6. B
7. C

2)
Adverb + gradable adjective:   really hot,  very stylish, rather small, quite little, .
Adverb + ungradable adjective:  completely exhausted, absolutely huge,  absolutely stunning, totally soaked.

3)
2. This T-shirt is a bit  small after being washed.
3. Is there anything to eat? I’m really hungry.
4. What they are saying is entirely true.
5. I got every question totally wrong.
6. This dish has just come out of the oven, so it’s very hot.
7. Our opinions are very different.
8. This building is very enormous.
9. Wow! I’ve just read this novel and it’s totally amazing.
10. The journey across the mountains was quite long.

4)
2. My hometown is small and quiet.
My hometown is rather small and really quiet.

3. My neighbours are friendly.
My neighbours are extremely friendly.

4. I speak English well.
I don't speak English very well.

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1.Not until years later did I realize my mistake

2. Never had we seen such magnificent scenery

3. Not only they disliked her, they also hated her family

4. Only when we understood what had he really suffered when we read his autobiography

5. Hardly had we just started to eat when we heard someone knocking at the door

6. Rarely have I read such a badly written novel

7. Not until the sun set did we put down our tools and rest

8. Not only was depressing the hotel room, also was cold as well

9. Only when was unusually cold, they lit the fire

10. No sooner had he gone to sleep, there was a knock on the door

11. Only then I realized the full scale of the disaster when I watched the six o clock news

12. Scarcely had I just destroyed the evidence when the police arrived

13. Never has he regretted the decision he took on that day

14. Only when I spoke to the manager, the problem was sorted out

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Sensationalism -> reporting news to make it sound as exciting as possible.

Editorial -> the section that gives the paper's opinion.

Readership -> the audience for a newspaper.

Tabloid -> a popular newspaper, half the size of a broadsheet newspaper, with few serious stories.

Supplement -> an extra section of a newspaper which can be pulled out, often a magazine.

Feature -> a special report or article about a topic

Biased -> giving a single point of view, unfairly

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JOURNALISTS AND PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA

1) Critic

2) Comentator

3) Reporter

4) Editor

5) Presenter

6) Freelance Journalist

7) Newsreader

8) Paparazzi

9) Agony Aunt

VOCABULARY:

1) Paparazzi

2) Critics

3) Newsreader

4) Comentator

5) Reporter

6) Editor

7) Presenter

8) Freelance Journalist

ADJETIVES TO DESCRIBE THE MEDIA:

1) D

2) E

3) B

4) A

5) C

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