16/11/2020

-          From FOCUS NOW 2 activities on p. 34-195

PAG 34 N 1

The record, the typewriter and the corded phone are different today.

PAG 34 N 2

1 True

2 False

3 True

4 False

5 True

6 true

PAG 34 N 3

1 used to

2 used to

3 bought

PAG 34 N 4

2 didn’t use to use – drive

3 update – used to write

4 play – used to play

5 used to suggest – give out

6 used to watch – watch

7 use – used to look up

8 didn’t use to worry – give

PAG 34 N 5

1 My parents used to take me to school every day.

2 I didn’t used to go online much.

3 -

4 I didn’t used to like school dinners.

5 –

6 I used to want to be an astronaut.

PAG 34 N 6

1 Did your parents use to take you to school?

2 Did you use to go online much?

3 Did you go on a school trip to the Science Museum ?

4 Did you use to like school dinners?

5 Did my parents buy you your first mobile phone?

6 Did you use to want to be an astronaut?

PAG 195 N 1

1 chemist

2 physicist

3 Marine biologist

PAG 195 N 2

1 about

2 making

3 finding

4 why

5 how

6 doing

7 into

8 at

9 collect

10 protect

 PAG 195 N 4

1 research

2 decisions

3 solutions

4 science

5 biology

PAG 195 N 5

1 answers

2 decision

3 business

4 research

5 signatures

6 wildlife

PAG 195 N 6

1 analyse

2 discovery

3 evolution

4 explore

5 imagine

6 observe

7 preservation

8 protection

9 solutions

-          From GRAMMAR IN PROGRESS activities on p. 192-193

PAG 192 N 34

1 Teenagers didn’t use to chat online.

2 Students used to study IT.

4 People didn’t use to have a DVD player.

5 Sixteen-year-olds didn’t use to go on online social networks.

6 People didn’t use to download articles to read.

7 People didn’t use own a computer.

8 Couples didn’t use to communicate via text messages.

PAG 193 N 35

1 Carole used to go to technical college, but now she attends a university.

2 Kelly didn’t use to wear skirts, but now she often wears them.

3 Julie used to play tennis, but now she goes swimming.

4 Arsen didn’t use to like raw vegetables, but now he likes them.

5 Jon used to go out with Poppy, but now he goes out with Amelia.

6 Milly used to hate eggs, but now she loves them.

7 We used to live in Osimo, but now we live in Eastbourne.

8 I didn’t use to go to the cinema much, but now I go every Wednesday evening.

PAG 193 N 36

1 would

2 –

3 would

4 would

5 –

6 –

7 –

8 would

PAG 193 N 37

1 Would we go to Lindos every July when we were young?

2 Our neighbour didn’t use to help us in the garden.

3 Jill and Martha wouldn’t meet at the same restaurant every Saturday.

4 Would Ethan check his mobile every five minutes for messages?

5 Olivia and I didn’t use to cycle to Barn Elms together as children.

6 Did I use to live in a beautiful Victorian house in Hammersmith?

7 The London Underground didn’t use to be the best underground in the world.

8 Would I love sleeping late in the morning, when I was a student?

PAG 193 N 38

1 Mirella used to wait her son when he went out on Saturday night.

2 She used to be a warm atmosphere in this bar when we came here after work.

3 Differently to modern wars, epic heroes used to fight in battle with great respect for their enemies.

4 We didn’t used to buy our snack when we went to school.

5 What would you watch when you were six years old? I used to watch cartoons, specially Dragonball.

6 I am used to sleep alone at home because my husband is often abroad for his work.

PAG 193 N 39

1 Posso sostituire “studiavo” con “stavo studiando” nella frase “Studiavo inglese ieri alle tre del pomeriggio” e in inglese diventa “ Yesterday I was studying English at three p.m.”

2 Non è una frase efficace perché si dovrebbe usare un Past Progressive dato che è una descrizione in una narrazione.

3 In inglese, per esprimere un’abitudine si usa “used to” e “would”. La forma negativa di “used to” è didn’t use to e quella interrogativa è did + soggetto + use to. La forma negativa di would è wouldn’t +verbo e quella interrogativa è would + soggetto + verbo.