Textuality » 3LSUB InteractingAZoia - homework
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Up to 3LSU B - WEEK II 9th - 15th March, 2020 - Online Study for Prolonged School Closure.
AZoia – homework
PARADIGMS OF THE IRREGULAR VERBS
be - was, were - been become – became - become begin – began - begun bet – bet - bet bite – bit - bitten bleed – bled - bled blow – blew - blown break – broke - broken bring – brought - brought build – built – built burn - burnt,burned – burnt, burned buy – bought - bought can – could – been able to catch – caught - caught choose – chose - chosen come – came - come cost – cost - cost cut – cut - cut deal – dealt - dealt do – did - done draw – drew - drawn dream - dreamt, dreamed - dreamt, dreamed drink – drank – drunk drive – drove - driven eat – ate - eaten fall – fell - fallen feel – felt -felt fight – fought - fought find – found - found fly – flew - flown forget – forgot - forgotten forgive – forgave - forgiven freeze – froze - frozen get – got – got, gotten give – gave - given go – went -gone/been grow – grew - grown hang – hung - hung have – hadf - had hear – heard - heard hide – hid - hidden hit - hit - hit hold – held - held hurt – hurt - hurt keep – kept - kept know – knew - known lay – laid - laid lead – led - led learn – learnt, learned – learnt, learned leave – left - left lend – lent - lent let – let - let light – lit - lit lose – lost - lost make – made - made mean – meant - meant meet – met - met pay – paid - paid put – put - put read – read - read ride – rode - ridden ring – rang - rung rise – rose - risen run – ran -run say – said - said see – saw - seen sell – sold - sold send – sent - sent set – set - set shake – shook - shaken shine – shone - shone shoot – shot - shot show – showed - shown shut – shut - shut sing – sang - sung sink -sank - sunk sit – sat - sat sleep – slept - slept smell - smelt, smelled - smelt, smelled speak – spoke - spoken spell - spelt, spelled - spelt, spelled spend – spent - spent spill - spilt, spilled split – split - split spoil - spoilt, spoiled - spoilt, spoiled spread – spread - spread stand – stood - stood steal – stole - stolen stick – stuck - stuck swim – swam - swum take – took - taken teach – taught - taught tell – told - told think – thought - thought throw – threw - thrown understand – understood - understood upset – upset - upset wake – woke - woken wear – wore - worn win – won - won write – wrote – written
ARTICLES, PRONOUNS AND QUANTIFIERS
PAGE 1 EX. 1 a lot of too enough money much too a little much much patient enough much many much enough time many a few well enough very little a little too many
PAGE 1 EX. 2 few days too much shopping a little Portuguese some friends too many biscuits lots of things any petrol enough food
PAGE 2 EX. 3 in on - in in - in in down over – around in – on on – towards - from
EX. 4 My brother’s AN architect in a big company in London. I’m going to THE shops. Would you like anything? What A beautiful new dress you’re wearing! Excuse me, is there A bank near here? I live in A small village in THE mountains in Switzerland. I bought A pair of sunglasses on Oxford Streeet. Life is wonderful when THE sun is shining. I really love walking on THE beach near my house. I’m reading AN interesting book at the moment.
PAGE 3 EX. 1
EX. 2 all every each every all all either or neither both both either some a little many a few
EX. 3 in down on on in in front of in on in from to inside above off around
DISCORSO INDIRETTO, FRASI RELATIVE, CONNETTIVIE STRUTTURA DELLA FRASE
PAGE 1 EX. 1 but – or and – but or – and and – because
EX. 2 before / by the time until after as soon as / when before / until by the time / while / when
EX. 3 Although he’s tired, he can’t sleep. Although it’s expensive, I’m going to buy it. She doesn’t earn much money although she works hard. Although Dave has a car, he loves cycling. We won although we played bad. She didn’t say thank you although she borrowed my pen. Although I recognized her, I didn’t remember her name.
PAGE 2 EX. 4 Andrea is listening to the radio. Does Sara play the guitar? The sun has come out. We like Lebanese food. Which languages can Daniel speak? Jim plays the clarinet. Trish is a nurse. She looks really unhappy. Rita can’t speak any Serbian.
EX. 5 This is the exam which I did really badly in. Stefano is the student who I studied English with. This is the library which we go to for a quiet study. Rita is the teacher who my cousin is married to. This is the song which we had to listen to in class.
EX. 6 X Shall I put these pictures in the bin or shall I save them for Allison? V X I need the bread. Can you pass it to me? X My glasses are upstairs. Can you fetch them for me? V X That’s a nice song. Can you teach it to us? X Jason enjoyed looking at that book today. Perhaps you can lend it to him for a couple of days. V
EX. 7 NEITHER the manager NOR the workers liked the proposal. A few people in my department speak French and SO do I. B: Don’t worry. NEITHER can I. B: Yes, I think SO too.
PAGE 3 EX. 1 h f g a d e b c
EX. 2 was going to had never understood was would have gotten lost – didn’t take couldn’t had to – rang
EX. 3
PAGE 4 EX. 4 what’s more in spite of this however as well as in addition to though even though
EX. 5 How much money will we need? Could we sit down somewhere? Is it cold outside? Do you know how long did the journey take? When does the shop open? I wonder if the machine works. Does this bus go near Buckingham Palace? I’d like to know who are this people.
EX. 6 The teacher said the student had three chances to pass his Maths. The director said he would have phoned him the next day. Anna asked about what they told him. He asked if she could have comeback the next week. They said she wouldn’t have had any problem getting into medical school. Marcia suggested setting up their own business. She told me to tell the police what I saw that day.
PAGE 5 EX. 7 where you can go ice skating who won Wimbledon in 2004 which is very difficult to do when Wimbledon takes place in which Brazil won the World Cup
EX. 8 What my son’s crazy about is skateboarding. All they want to do is lie on a beach and relax. What I’m desperate for is a nice cup of tea. It was the atmosphere rather than the food that made the restaurant special. What I don’t want is to be late for work tomorrow. All she asked for was a glass of water. It was Alec, not David, who was a professional footballer when he was younger.
EX. 9 Jack’s been to Spain. - No, I haven’t. I’m going to wear an apron for this, but you don’t ned to. Why don’t you come to my house later? - I’m afraid I can’t. I’m not worried about it today, but yesterday I was. We didn’t finish the work, but we should have. You don’t have to come with me if you don’t want to. No, you didn’t get hit but you might have. There isn’t any milk. - Yes, there is.
FUTURO
PAGE 1 EX. 1 is going am is to do
EX. 2 will play will cook will drive will be will study will feed will bake will ride will complain
EX. 3 are going to hire will have is going to rain will get am going to see will call are going to enjoy will give will get will cost won’t be am going to get will get will be am going to do
PAGE 2 EX. 4 am travelling am meeting is… going isn’t coming is working are playing
EX. 5 ‘m living isn’t going to come ‘s going ‘m meeting are picking are renting ‘m going to throw out id getting rid is selling I’m going to buy are bringing
EX. 6 We’ll see a bridge after we get to the waterfall. We won’t see the island if it’s cloudy. Will we go for a bike ride when the sun comes out? The leaves change colour before falling. Flowers appear as soon as the weather gets warmer.
PAGE 3 EX. 1 b c e d c b e b
EX. 2 d f e a c
EX. 3 are getting is John doing am not doing are you writing are revising isn’t coming
EX. 4 won’t have made up will have swum will have written will… have received will have seen
PAGE 4 EX. 5 By this time tomorrow we will have completed this job. By the end of the day I won’t have made my decision. Will we meet at 1 PM, before you have had lunch? By the time she finishes, for how long will she have been running? By the time they graduate, they will have been here for six years. By the time you join us, we’ll have been playing for hours. I won’t have had finished cleaning by then. By the time they finish shopping, how much will they have spent?
EX. 6 We weren’t going out, but Marty invited us to his place. Just as I was going to take a chocolate, Sam took it. I had been saving my pocket money for weeks because I was going to buy my mom a present. I was going to pay for our drinks but my friend did. Peter was going to dive into the swimming pool just as he saw a child in the water below him.
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