Learning Paths » 5B Interacting
9.1
1. I love chocolate cakes.
2. The chocolate cakes in that window look delicious.
3.Are the daisies and the tulips in that vase from your garden?
4. ____ daisies and ____ tulips flower in spring.
5. All the wines in his cellar are the vintage wines.
6. I like ___ red wine but i never drink ___ white wine.
7. The wool of his jumper is scratchy.
8. ____ wool is very warm.
9. ____ history is my favourite subject.
10. The history of Italy is interesting.
11. I like ___ otanges.
12. The oranges in that basket come from Sicily.
13. His hobby is collecting ___ stamps.
14. The stamps in his collection are really rare.
15. I like the green of your dress.
16. ___ green is my favourite colour.
9.2
1. The pollution is destroying the enviroment.
2. ___ grandpa isn't in the mountains, he is at the lake with grannie.
3. "Are Daisy and Emma at the disco?" No, they are at ___ home.
4. This is ___ number 10, not __ number 12, Sea Road.
5. We often go to the theatre, but we rarely go to the cinema.
6. Where is ___ picture D? Is it on ___ page 102 or 104?
7. What about going to the library in the afternoon, sat at ___ half past four?
8. ___ petrol is expensive, so I never use the car. I go to the work by ___ bus.
9."Where's ___ dady? Is he at the gym" ? No, he is still in the garage."
10. I seldom go to the supermarket because i hate queuing at the cash desk.
11. To be honest I don't watch ___ TV in the evening, I prefer to surf the Net.
12. The slogan from the Make ___ love, not ___ war, is still popular with ___ young people today.
9.3
1. Listening to music is my favourite pastime.
2. The newspapers on the table are Spanish.
3. German beer is beer i like best.
4. I find old motorbikes fascinating.
5. Oranges and lemons are full of vitamin C.
6. The noise in that pub is terrible in the evening.
7. I don't like documentay films about reptiles.
8. The Smiths always return home late at night.
9. Fresh friut and vegetables are vital for your health.
10. People in love want to give their partners the sun and stars.
11. A guide shows tourists around places of interest.
12. Clare never read books, but she always reads comics.
9.4
1. My sister is at the hospital today, visiting her friend Pat.
2. The tourists are in the church admiring the famous painting by Tiepolo.
3.The lessons are over. All the students are leaving the school.
4. Aunt Mildred is still in hospital. She is quite ill.
5.A lot of people believe in God but few go to church regulary.
6."Is Bob in the kitchen?" "Yes, he's sitting at the table doing homework."
7. We usually spend a month at the sea. We've got an old house near the beach.
8.Magistrates often go to prison to question suspected criminals.
9.5
1. Fibre is fundamentel in the human diet and citrus fruit is an excellent source.
2. Can you tell the reception desk that the television in room 2005 isn't working?
3. The police have a difficult life enforcing the law in modern multicultural world.
4. The local thearte company went to the prison to entertain prisoners.
5. We use computer at the university but the ones in our lab are a bit old now.
6. I like to be surrounded by the nature, in the countryside, a long way from chaotic cities.
9.6
The history of Venice as home of the glassmaking is a particulary rich one. Since the 15th century, the name of the Venetian island, Murano, has been virtually synonymous with the finest and most elegant glass. The origins of the glassmaking in the Venetian lagoon go back to the Roman manufacturing tradition on the nearby mainland, while the first archeological evidence of the glass production in Venice itself comes from the island of Torcello and is from the 7th cenutry. From an early date the Republic organised its glass trade in a conscious effort to achieve a world wide renown. Glassmakers were already subject to strict controls in the 12th century. The famous Capitulare de Fiolaris, which appeared in 1271, contains the rules and regulations for all those involved in the industry, including furnace owners and childern working as apprentices.