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    COLEGIO SAN VICENTE - ICA

    TEMARIO DE SUBSANACIÓN DE INGLÉS


    TERCERO DE SECUNDARIA
    TEXT COMPREHENSION

    Hi Craig,

    My name’s Freddie English and I’m your new e-pal. Here are a few things about me. I play
    lots of sports and I’m quite fit and healthy. But I’m a bit chubby. I’m trying to lose weight at the
    moment. I’m not eating hamburgers and fries, or pizza. Well, I think pizza’s horrible anyway.
    What about you? What do you like eating?

    I’m quite funny and I make my friends laugh but I’m not at all adventurous. I’m really scared
    of bungee-jumping and roller coasters. And you?
    My town is boring, but I like it. There’s a great Internet café near my house. Do you like
    computers? I have lots of computer games and I surf the Net all the time. Do you have an MP3
    player? I want to get one but they’re expensive. I might get a part-time job soon, to make some
    extra money.

    Do you like music? I’m going to be famous one day. You see, I’m the lead singer in a band
    and we’re very good. Well, I think so, anyway.

    Write me an e-mail about you, OK?

    See you!
    Freddie
    Read the e-mail and write T for True or F for False.

    1. Freddie’s on a diet at the moment.


    2. Freddie’s crazy about bungee-jumping.
    3. Freddie is interested in computers.
    4. Freddie has a part-time job at an Internet café.
    5. Freddie sings in a band.
    Vocabulary
    A. Complete with the words in the box.

    nowadays degree experience nightmare treat company


    colorful pastime style

    1
    1. Always try to match your hair with the of your clothes.
    2. Adrian never wears clothes; he always dresses in black.
    3. It isn’t easy to find a job .
    4. You shouldn’t people that way. It isn’t polite at all.
    5. This is my first job so I don’t have any previous .
    6. Working with Mary is a ; she’s bossy and bad-tempered.
    7. One day I’m going to start my own .
    8. Chatting on the phone is Kelly’s favorite .
    9. You don’t need a college to work as a construction worker.

    Match the words with the definitions.

    1. staff ____ a. The most important town or city of a country or state.


    2. ingredient____ b. The plants and trees of an area.
    3. capital____ c. All the people who work in a place.
    4. predator ____ d. One of the foods that are used to make a particular dish.
    5. vegetation ____ e. The usual weather in a particular area.
    6. recipe ____ f. An animal that kills and eats other animals.
    7. campsite ____ g. A place where you can put up your tent.
    8. climate____ h. A journey by ship.
    9. cruise____ i. Information on how to cook something.

    Read the text and write T for True, F for False or NM for Not Mentioned.

    A few years ago, I used to live by a lake near the forest. The area was a bit spooky, especially at night.
    I worked long hours back then, so I went home late in the evening. One night, I was going back home
    when the strangest thing happened. I came around a corner and to my surprise, a strange creature
    was standing in the middle of the road. I’m sure it was frightened by the lights because all of a sudden,
    it disappeared into the water. At the time, I didn’t think I should stop and look for evidence to prove
    what I’d seen. I thought I was lucky not to have crashed into it. I went back with my camera the next
    day to look for clues, but I couldn’t find anything. All of my friends thought it was one of my mystery
    stories but, amazingly, I noticed a story in the newspaper that seemed to be related to what I’d seen
    the night before. The picture on the front page was too blurred to prove anything for sure but to me it
    was obvious. I had seen a monster.

    1. The incident happened while the writer was going to the lake.
    2. The mysterious creature lived in the forest.
    3. The writer took lots of photos with his/her camera.
    4. The writer’s friends didn’t believe him/her.

    2
    5. The picture in the newspaper was very clear, so he/she could prove he/she had seen a monster.

    TEXT PRODUCTION

    A. Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in
    parentheses.
    1. Hey, Diana, your cell phone _____________________________(ring)!
    2. Jamie often _____________________________ (print) his own designs on T-shirts. In fact, he
    __________________________ (create) one for me right now.
    3. What_____________________________ (your father / do) for a living?
    4. If you _____________________________ (want) to become a doctor, you have to study harder.
    It’s up to you! _____________________________ (not / go) to Terry’s house again tonight. Forget it!
    6. Jane and Alice _____________________________ (think) of going on a cruise this summer.

    B. Circle the correct words.


    1. A: What are you looking for, Eileen?
    B: My driver’s license. I can’t find it nowhere / anywhere.
    2. A: Look at all this great stuff! I want to buy everything / nothing!
    B: But, Mom, they’re clothes for teenagers! There’s nothing / something for you in here.
    3. A: Stop whispering, there’s somebody / nobody in here.
    B: I’m not so sure about that. I saw something / everything move over there.

    Complete with all, both, neither, either or none.

    1. Jack and Nancy are very annoying. I haven’t invited of them to my party.
    2. polar bears and elk travel long distances to find food.
    3. It was very difficult for my parents to find their way around Rome, because of them
    speak Italian.
    4. of the hotel staff will be happy to help you if you need anything.
    5. of the backpackers knew how to put up a tent so I had to help them all.
    6. A: Would you like to go on a cruise or go camping in the summer?
    B: . I don’t mind.
    7. Charlie and I are going to Los Angeles this year. of us have visited the city before
    and we loved it.

    Complete the sentences with the Past Simple or the Past Progressive of the verbs in parentheses.

    1. While Jim (drive) along a country road, a strange creature suddenly


    (jump) on his car.
    2. As soon as we (develop) the film, we (notice) there
    was something that looked like a ghost in one of the windows.
    3. Lydia (break) the bathroom window as she (clean) it.
    4. When Kelly (enter) the room, a mysterious man (grab)
    her and her (tie…up).

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