Use of English Don't forget: Andalucía 2006

 

USE OF ENGLISH

DON'T FORGET THE CLASSICS

7) Give an adjective with the same root as FORGET (verb) (headline)

• (un)forgetful, (un)forgettable

8) Find in the text a synonym for OPPORTUNITY (noun)

• chance 

9) Find in the text the word which has the following definition: “the plan or main story of a literary work” (noun)

• plot 

10) Give one opposite for FAMILIAR (adjective)

• unfamiliar, unusual, strange, odd 

11) Join the following sentences using a relative pronoun.  Make changes if necessary. 

John Bloom died recently. His novel “The French Affair” was made into a beautiful film.”

• John Bloom, whose novel “The French Affair” was made into a beautiful film, died recently.

12) Turn the following sentence into reported speech:

The doctor asked: “Do you ever feel this pain in your stomach before meals?”

• The doctor asked (her/him) if/whether s/he ever felt that pain in her/his stomach.

13) Join the following sentences using an appropriate linker (do not use AND or BUT). Make changes if necessary. 

Any English conversation must begin with the weather. The English weather is not a fascinating topic.

• Any English conversation must begin with the weather although it is not a fascinating topic.

14) Use the words in the boxes to make a meaningful sentence. Use all and only the words in the boxes without changing their form. 

THE AT ? YOU ENJOY DID PARTY DANCING

• Did you enjoy dancing at the party?

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