Chp.4 Going Places Participle clauses

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Gold Experience Chapter 4 

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USE OF ENGLISH

Before you start listen to the following 6- minute BBC podcast about participle clauses being explained, make notes to help you understand better.

Also just a small reminder on the following website link about prepositions

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Page 55 exercise 3

We use -ed forms in participle clauses and passive verbs, or as adjectives. They are often followed by prepositions.

Unit 4 exercise 3

answers exercise 3 

1) by

2) as

3) with

Exercise 4 page 55

Answers exercise 4

1) armed

2) adopted

3) related

4) combined

5) dissatisfied

Exercise 5  page 55

Answers exercise 5

1) was dissatisfied with his headset

2) is combined with education it has...

3) adopted by school, students will benefit

4) with the internet is described as...

5) dedicated to technology was....

6) convinced by the benefits that they.....

USE OF ENGLISH page 56

Exercise 3 Read the Language Box and complete the table with the words given

answers exe. 3

1) not

2) wrongly

3) before

4) again

5) too much

6) not enough

Do exercise 4

ANSWERS EXERCISE 4

dis- disbelief, discourage, dismiss

mis- misunderstanding, mislead, mistaken

pre- prearranged, preview, prehistoric

re- rearranged, restate, review

over- overestimate, overstate, overview, overtaken

under- underage, underestimate, understate, undertaken

Execise 5

Exercise 6 and 8 & 9 page 56

ANSWERS EX. 6

misunderstanding

underpaid

rearrange

overcrowded

 discourage

ANSWERS EX. 8 & 9

The writer thinks that navigation technology is useful, but young people do need navigation skills.

1) incorrectly

2) discomfort

3) misled

4) reliant

5) underdeveloped

6) reintroduced

7) independent

8) discouraged