Extra Class - B1
Extra Class - B1
Extra Class - B1
d) What is the meaning of this song? Create a text talking about each
stanza. It can be 2 to 5 lines to each stanza.
Answer:
a) We are going to watch a short film about the different stages of life. As
you watch you should try to identify the different stages and also identify
the objects which represent each stage. Above there are elements that can
help you, but they are out of order, so you’ll have to work out.
Answer:
4) You are going to write a plot summary for the video. Remember to use
sequencing words. You should try to use the appropriate narrative tenses
e.g. simple past and past continuous, past perfect... Mention the
relationship between the record and her age. When she plays the song, what
happens? What are her emotions at each life stage?
Answer:
5) Why do you think the film is called “A Single Life”?
Answer:
f. Do you ever give advice to people who are younger than you? What advice
could you give to an eighteen-year-old?
Answer:
Answer:
11) Reorder the sentences. Write the words into the correct order.
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2. lot / rains / the / in / It / spring. / a
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3. in / New York City. / pretty / It's / windy
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4. It's / fairly / cool / Quito. / in
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5. It / doesn't / dry / the / very / much / rain / in /season.
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6. It / the / in / summer. / at / all / snow / doesn't
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7. Canada. /a / bit / snows / in / It / quite
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8. Hot / It's / extremely / Bangkok. / in
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1. (windy)
2. (snow)
3. (cloudy)
4. (hot)
5. (sunny)
6. (rain)
-> There are quantifiers for countable nouns: many / few (indicates
a not sufficient quantity) / a few (indicates a sufficient quantity)
Source: https://www.learnwithcomics.com/2014/10/quantifiers-much-
many-some-any.html
15) Use the words below to create sentences using the quantifiers MANY,
FEW, A FEW, MUCH, LITTLE, A LITTLE, SOME, ANY, A LOT OF, LOTS OF
and TONS OF.
TVs ->
Books ->
Sheets of paper ->
Money ->
Coins ->
Dollars ->
Computer ->
Headphones ->
Happiness ->
Chocolate ->
Water ->
Bottles ->
Feelings ->
Folders->
CDs ->
Lamps ->
Plants ->
Sadness ->
Medicines ->
Pools ->
Clouds ->
Walls ->
Doors ->
Flip-flops ->
Fans ->
Nervousness ->
Stress ->
Butter ->
Bones ->
Carrots ->
Milk ->
Soda ->
TV channels ->
Beets ->
Ants ->
Pills ->
Trees ->
Leaves ->