The answers will be publIshed on the web and NO further submission will be accepted. You can also upload the doc in the provided common shared folder in drive link but they will be removed by the teacher to keep a record of the activities sent and done. Thanks for collaboration and try to organise your time. The activities are compulsory and they will be positively considered.
This week we will NOT hold any online meeting as it is time for the evaluating sessions.
Good luck. Keep calm and carry on working with English.
WEEK 4. Before the Easter Break
Copy the exercise/sentences and complete them in a word document to be sent to your teacher before Thurs 9th April.
Copia los ejercicios en un documento word (con tu nombre y curso) y envíalo antes del jueves 9 de abril por correo al profesor (guarda el documento con tu nombre-grupo)
- Music exercises: Act.1. Grammar (multiple choice), Act.2. Listening (Song Ed Sheeran-Verbs in the past.)
- Music exercises (Act.1,2,3,4)
- Music exercises (Act.1,2,3,4)
- Act1 EBAU text16 "Zoos are prisions for animals" Sept17, opt2. (NO WRITING SECTION-DO NOT DO QUESTION 4-NO ESSAY THIS WEEK)
IDIOMS
- AS FIT AS A FIDDLE (To be in excellent health)
- TO STRIKE THE RIGHT NOTE (To behave in a manner that is suited to the occasion)
- TO COMPARE NOTES (To exchange ideas and opinions)
- OUT OF TUNE WITH (Out of sympathy with)
- TO SING (to the police)
- TO MAKE A SONG AND DANCE ABOUT(To make an unnecessary fuss about)
- TO BLOW ONE’S OWN TRUMPET = to boast
Exercise music 1: Grammar:
Choose the correct option:
Professional
musicians make a (life/living) playing and recording music. Not all musicians are (songwriters/tune-writers), although some do write their own
tunes. Being a musician is not easy. Unless they're famous, musicians often
make very (little/few) money. In terms of pop/rock music, when several musicians decide
to make music together, they (form/formalize) a band. If a band is successful,
they can get (written/signed) to a record (label/tag), which will give them a chance to
record and (release/throw) CDs. Many musicians love to play (live/alive). They love the (feel/feeling) they get when they play in front
of a big (audience/auditorium).
Exercise music 2. Listening:
Ed Sheeran-Castle on the Hill.
Complete the questions playing the song and choosing the correct verbal forms in the past. At the end, get a screenshot with the result and paste on the mail to be sent to your teacher.
Complete the sentences with the words provided in red:
audience live choir chorus conductor download lyrics lead singer music stand drums rock band orchestra recorder tune
1. The
______________of a song are the words not the music.
2. I
learned to play the ____________when I was at Primary school.
3. Mick
Jagger is the _______________of the __________ band Rolling Stones.
4. Before
the concert, musicians usually put he music on a ________________and
________________their instruments.
5. 6.
The _______________went crazy during Lady Gaga’s last concert.
6. I
often ____________________a lot of music from the Internet
7. My
friends play the violin in a/an________________
8. My
mother sings in a ____________and sometimes she is also a soloist.
9. I
went to a ___________concert yesterday night. The band were really good
10. Nowadays
many people_________________ their music instead of buying it in the shops.
11. I love the ____________________of this group. He is so handsome!
11. I love the ____________________of this group. He is so handsome!
Exercise 4: Listening.
Listen to 7 different song pieces Click on the links song nº) and try to find the following words in each extract:
ACT.1: EBAU text 16: ZOOS ARE PRISIONS FOR ANIMALS. Fill in your answers in the Google form: https://forms.gle/Qiz1BquUWCPkbCrU8
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