6. Vocabulary
7. Vocabulary
8. Listen to a radio programme about how Chocolate and Watching TV can
be good for us. Mark true of false. Correct the false sentences. (English
File Pre-intermediate 3rd Edition, CD 2, track 2.51) (5x0.4=2.0)
( ) Chocolate contains less antioxidants than red wine.
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( ) Despite of being healthy and prevent heart disease, dark chocolate isnt
good if you want to get in shape.
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( ) Modern TV series are more intellectually stimulating than TV series were
twelve years ago.
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( ) Newspapers are saying that watching too much TV is making people
stupid.
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( ) Tony believes that you can even learn something from a popular TV
programme.
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Do you like the World Cup festivals? What is your opinion about this one that is
going to take place in Brazil in June? Do you have any plans related to this football
festival? If so, what are they? If not, what are you going to do during this period?
Recommended topics to be used in your text: verb tenses (including going to), modal
verbs, quantifiers, etc...
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ANSWER KEY
1. Open answers.
2. 1-a; 2-b; 3-c; 4-c.
3. a) yet just; b) already yet; c) yet already.
4. a) more expensive; b) the friendliest / the most friendly; c) harder; d) the
most exciting; e) the biggest; f) more generous.
5. a) to learn; b) dancing; c) to spend; d) swimming; e) dont have to; f)
mustnt; g) have to; h) must.
6.
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8.
F - Chocolate contains more antioxidants than red wine.
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F - Modern TV series are more intellectually stimulating than TV series were
twenty years ago.
T
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