Revision Lesson Unit 3 + 4

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

Unit 3 A  - Vocabulary

Revision

1. My room looks quite tidy, but there's a lot of ________ (rubbish) under the bed!.

1. belongings
2. junk
3. accumulate
4. products

2. I don't think he's ever_______ (thrown) anything (out)!

1. got rid of
2. accumulate
3. belongings
4. stacks

3. When I moved house I couldn't believe how much stuff I had ___________ (amassed).

1. get rid of
2. junk
3. accumulated
4. stacks

4. My dad still has _________ (piles) of old records, but no record player!

1. stacks
2. junk
3. belongings
4. products

5. I keep all my precious _________ (possessions) in a tin box, where I know they're safe.

1. belongings
2. stacks
3. products
4. junk

6. The bathroom is full of _________ (stuff) that I have only used a couple of times.

1. accumulate
2. junk
3. products

Unit 4 B 

Talking about habitual behaviour

1. I ___________ a big fan of medical dramas when I was younger.

1. used to be
2. would be

2. My aunt __________ daytime TV. She really enjoys it and so do I!

1. often watches
2. is often watching

3. George Clooney __________ in the TV medical drama ER before he became a major movie star.

1. would be
2. used to be

4. My sister is so annoying! She __________ about how much TV I watch!

1. always complains
2. is always complaining

5. Every Saturday evening, my family and I __________ in front of the TV, waiting for our favourite programme.

1. will sit
2. are sitting

6. I have two cousins who ____________ in a hospital.

1. used to work
2. would work

4C 

Phrases with body parts

1. their cruel taunts ... [broke her heart]

1. difficult to believe or accept
2. to deeply hurt someone in some way
3. not hiding faults or weaknesses
4. more complicated than it seems at first

2. Has he [come to his senses] and stopped having surgery?

1. to act sensibly after acting unwisely
2. difficult to believe or accept
3. to deeply hurt someone in some way
4. something you no longer have to worry about

3. He [dug his heels in] and had the surgery without their consent.

1. not hiding faults or weaknesses
2. to act sensibly after acting unwisely
3. to refuse to change or stubbornly resist something
4. difficult to believe or accept

4. He isn't concerned about his appearance any more which is [a weight off his shoulders]

1. difficult to believe or accept
2. something you no longer have to worry about
3. to act sensibly after acting unwisely
4. not hiding faults or weaknesses

5. The comparison with Picasso is [hard to swallow]

1. difficult to believe or accept
2. to refuse to change or stubbornly resist something
3. something you no longer have to worry about
4. not hiding faults or weaknesses.

6. There is definitely [more to him than meets the eye]

1. difficult to believe or accept
2. something you no longer have to worry about
3. more complicated than it seems at first
4. to act sensibly after acting unwisely

7. Real self-confidence comes from accepting ourselves, [warts and all].

1. not hiding faults or weaknesses
2. difficult to believe or accept
3. to deeply hurt someone in some way
4. to act sensibly after acting unwisely

4D 

Word Analysis - Frankenstein

1. an adjective that describes something as negative, grey and boring

1. dreary
2. failing
3. shrivelled

2. an adjective that describes eyes that look sad as if they have been crying

1. pearly
2. watery
3. terrible

3. an adjective that describes skin which has dried up in an unattractive way

1. dull
2. flowing
3. shrivelled

4. an adjective that means lifeless and not moving

1. inanimate
2. failing
3. flowing

5. a noun for a creature that people feel pity for because it is so miserable

1. monster
2. wretch
3. thing

6. an adjective that describes things that are very white

1. failing
2. pearly
4. dismal