Revision Lesson 2 Junior Intermediate

Revision Lesson 2 Junior Intermediate

Unit 5, 6, 7, and 8

​Unit 5: What a story!

​OBJECTIVES

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FUNCTIONS: telling a story

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GRAMMAR: relative pronouns;

defining and non-defining

relative clauses; relative clauses

with which

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VOCABULARY: types of story;

elements of a story

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Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

My favourite book, which is about

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

a vampire, has now been made into a film.

The boy, who had read the book, liked

the film.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

The man who she's interviewing wrote

the book.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

I couldn't find any travel literature on

Morocco, where I'm going on holiday

next month.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

My aunt, who is a poet, lives in London.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

The girl whose father was rescued in the story was Spanish.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

The fairy story, which was written in the

19th Century, is still read today.

• defining

• non-defining

Multiple Choice

Defining or non-defining relative clause?

I couldn't watch the horror film which was

on TV last night.

• defining

• non-defining

​Reading activity

​Read the article quickly. What is the profession of the ‘star' in the picture?

​Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). Then correct the false sentences.

​1 Charles Dickens toured England and Europe as a storyteller.

2 Charles Dickens lived nearly two hundred years ago.

3 He earned a lot of money for his first performance of A Christmas Carol.

4 In those days, a lot of people couldn't read.

5 His family wanted him to stop touring because his readings weren’t popular.

6 The carriage that Charles Dickens was in fell down a steep slope.

7 After the accident, Charles Dickens was scared of travelling by train.

8 Charles Dickens died of a heart attack in 1870.

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Charles Dickens toured England and Europe as a storyteller.

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Charles Dickens lived nearly two hundred years ago.

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He earned a lot of money for his first performance of A Christmas Carol.

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In those days, a lot of people couldn't read.

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His family wanted him to stop touring because his readings weren’t popular.

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The carriage that Charles Dickens was in fell down a steep slope.

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After the accident, Charles Dickens was scared of travelling by train.

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Charles Dickens died of a heart attack in 1870.

​Gimkit Activity

​Follow the teacher's instructions.

​Unit 6: How do they do it?

​OBJECTIVES

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FUNCTIONS: talking about sequence;

explaining how things are done

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GRAMMAR: present and past passive

(review); have something done;

future and present perfect passive

(review)

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VOCABULARY: extreme adjectives

and modifiers; make and do

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

President Kennedy / shoot

When ____________

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

America / discover by Columbus

When _____________

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

the first helicopter/ build

When _____________

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

BMW/ make

Where ___________

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

The Oscars / hold

Where _____________

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Write questions in the present or past

passive using the prompts.

2014 World Cup final / play

Where ______________

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

They'll play the final on Thursday.

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

They won't pay me until next month.

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

A famous actor will open the new shopping centre.

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

They've closed the hospital.

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

The earthquake has destroyed the whole city.

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Rewrite the sentences using the passive.

No one has seen them for days.

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Reading and Use of English

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