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Comprehension check (I)
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Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Sir Arthur Conan Doyle went to Edinburgh University because he wanted to become a doctor. Dr Joseph Bell did not care about his patients. The character…
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Reading
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At half past twelve the next day Lord Henry Wotton went to visit his uncle, Lord Fermor, an old bachelor.1 When Lord Henry entered the room his uncle was reading The Times. ‘Well, Harry,’ said the…
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Work
Silvina Megazzini Docente
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People need to work to live. We receive money for the work we do so that we can buy the things we need. Jobs help society to function well. There are many types of jobs. Some people produce food or raw…
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Summary - Understanding the text
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Complete the sentences below to make a summary of Chapter Six. Choose the correct ending. Huck went to the King’s room because Huck found the money because he Huck didn’t have time to think, so he…
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Going beyond GDP
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Does money buy happiness? Can wellbeing be measured? Does growth equal progress? These may sound like esoteric questions, but they are at the heart of efforts to move beyond GDP to develop more accurate…
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Job offer
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This is the second episode of the Big City Small World Series 1 and we can download the audio file or listen to it streaming. The transcript can be opened at any stage in a floating window. We can hear…
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The Atlantic Slave Trade - The Atlantic Slave Trade
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In chapter one, Robinson becomes a slave and he also meets an African slave – Xury. At the time that Defoe wrote Robinson Crusoe the slave trade1 was an enormous business, which made a lot of money.…
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Some information about Charles Dickens
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Charles Dickens was born in Portsea in 1812, the son of John and Elizabeth Dickens. His father worked for the Navy Pay Office and for several years Charles enjoyed a happy childhood. These happy times…
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The working class
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Working conditions The working class were the people who worked in factories in exchange for a wage. The factories were unhealthy and dangerous places, and the workers had to work long days. They…
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Characters - Activities
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Match the descriptions with the characters A-I. You can use the same character more than once. He is a murderer and robber. He is a good musician. He has a gun. He is a police officer. He is Mr…
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