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HOW TO VIDEOS TRAILERS  ESO 2 What adjectives or words related to types of films can you understand? Do you know these films? Would you like to see them? What genre are they? SHORT FILMS

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THE PASSIVE VOICE Presentation with exercises: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1S8fKJbkst5ScDAXapTy8Yx76nkyBNsmAw23II87Wrjs/edit MORE EXERCISES: http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/making-passive-sentences THE PASSIVE VOICE. SENTENCE AUCTION. -Four or five teams- Each team has 1000 euros to bid. 4 + for each person of the team when they get a right sentence. Sentences: I were given a bike for my birthday. Books are not sold in this shop. She was seen hitting a child in a park. The coat is made of wool. The criminals was found trying to escape. We were made to stand up This door mustn't be closed by anyone. THE PASSIVE VOICE. EXERCISES http://www.english-grammar-lessons.com/passive/exercise4.swf http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/making-passive-sentences  THE PASSIVE AND OTHER GAMES http://www.eslgamesplus.com/?s=the+passivehttp://www...

II-Rewrite these sentences using the words in brackets. 10 points. 1-I met my best friend three years ago (known) I have known my best friend for three years now. 2-We worked all day and then we decided to take a break (after) After working all day, we decided to take a break. 3-It wasn’t necessary for you to pay for the drinks (needn’t) You needn't have paid for the drinks. (You finally paid) You didn't need to pay for the drinks. (And you didn't) 4-The best option is for you to leave that place immediately, (had better) You had better leave that place immediately. 5-I’m almost sure that he missed the train (must) He must have missed the train. 6-Perhaps she doesn’t come here very often (may) She may not come here very often. 7-He told you that! I can't believe it. (can’t) He can't have told you that. 8-I don’t think it was a good idea for you to call again (should) You shouldn't have called...

WHERE DOES DRACULA COME FROM? Are the following statements TRUE or FALSE? Copy the evidence from the text. No marks are given for only TRUE or FALSE. Bram Stoker was familiar with Eastern European stories because of his readings "Stoker, the author, is known to have consulted books on legends from Transylvania, Moldavia, and the Carpathians" When Stoker´s Dracula arrived in England, he had the appearance of a terrible black bat "Dracula -the vampire- jumped to land at Whitby in the shape of a huge dog"   In your own words and based on the ideas in the text, answer the following questions.   (?) a)  Why is Whitby important to understand the origin of the novel  Dracula ? Whitby is an essential town in the creation of  Dracula because it was in this city where its author was planning the novel while he spent the summer there with his family. b)  What do you know about Countess Báthori and why is she mentioned in the text?. Counte...

PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINOUS SOME, ANY,ETC. PRESENT SIMPLE  DON'T / DOESN'T  LIKE, LOVE, ENJOY... VIDEO WAS  or WERE  (past of "to be")

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