A LITTLE BIT OF VOCAB . FALSE FRIENDS AND OTHER THINGSa person who prepares food for eating, especially as an occupation _______occurring every day or every weekday________a personal record of daily events, appointments, observations___________the people living together in one house collectivelya weekly or daily publication consisting of folded sheets and containing articles on the news, features, reviews, and advertisements_________an apparatus, usually of metal and heated by gas, electricity, oil, or solid fuel, for cooking food; stove__________the place where you live, especially with your family ________a building used as a home; dwelling________a group of people employed by a company,______________

COUNTABLE VS UNCOUNTABLE .Remember, uncountable nouns always take singular verbs. Write U or C for the uncountable or countable names.Example:Ilikecheese. (like)1.Skimmed milk_______________healthy. (be)2.Grape juice_________________good. (taste)3. The staff ___________not very happy about their boss. (BE)4.Grapes____________ delicious. (be)5.There __________a grapeon the floor. (be)6. Furniture____________ the mass noun for the movable objects (be)7. The police __________ investigating fraud allegations against him. (BE)CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER OR COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT CUANTIFIER.Elige la opcin ms adecuada para responder a las siguientes preguntas.

Is there any milk?Yes, there is.Yes, there are.How ___________ people are there in the cinema?There are two hundred people.There is two hundred people.How __________ bread is there?No, there is not.There is a kilo.How _______sugar do you need?Yes, I do.One kilo.How __________ students are there in your French class?There are eleven students.Yes, there are.How ________ tomatoes are there?Two.Yes, there are.How ____________ money do you have?I have one dollar.Yes, there is.How _________ cups are there?No, there aren't.There is only one.Are there any kids here?Yes, there are some.Yes, you are.Is there ________ milk in the fridge?Yes, there are.Yes, there are two litres.

MORE COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLEWhat have all of these words in common? advice, chocolate, margarine, jam, lemonade, meat, milk, oil, rice, tea, tennis1. 2. a piece of___________3. a packet of________4. a bar of_______5. a glass of______6. a cup of_______7. a bottle of_________8. a slice of_______9. a barrel of_______10. a game of______11. a jar of_____12. a tub of_________

LITTLE, FEW,MUCH, MANY, A LOT1.There is__________money in the wallet.(-)2.Ive got a____________books. (-)3. How__________books did you buy? (+)4.My mum has got a______________cigarettes in the packet. (-)5.How_______apples are there in the basket? (+)6.How_________times have you been to the dentist? (+)

7.I cant wait for you. Ive got____________time. (-)8.Fred has got a____________English books. (-)9.How_________wine does he drink? (+)

10.Brenda has gota__________ friends. (-)11.There is_________butter left. We need to buy some. (-)12.There are__________people at the cinema as the film is not very good. (-)13.How_________butter do you need? (+)14.I have got__________magazines. I prefer books. (-)15.There is a_________pizza in the fridge if you are hungry. (-)Fill in the blanks using a/an, some, any , much or many.1.I ate________sandwich for lunch.2.We had_________ cake with the tea.3.I often have_____ fried egg for dinner.4.There arent___________pears left. Only two.5.Would you like_________ tea?6.Dont eat so_______chocolate or youll get fat.7.I dont drink_______ beer. I dont like it.8.There is_______ tub of margarine in the fridge.9.The child put__________ sand into the bucket.10.I can lend you________ money if you need it.

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONALS

1-I/ not mind/ if you/ be / a few minutes late (1st)

2-I/be /in a band if I/ live/in London (2nd)Bottom of Form

International Women's Day(IWD), originally calledInternational Working Women's Day, is celebrated onMarch 8every year.[2]In different regions the focus of the celebrations ranges from general celebration of respect, appreciation, and love towards women to a celebration for women's economic, political, and social achievements. Started as a Socialist political event, the holiday blended the culture of many countries, primarily in Europe, especially those in the Soviet Bloc. In some regions, the day lost its political flavor, and became simply an occasion for people to express their love for women in a way somewhat similar to a mixture ofMother's DayandValentine's Day. In other regions, however, the political and human rights theme designated by theUnited Nations runs strong, and political and social awareness of the struggles of women worldwide are brought out and examined in a hopeful manner. Some people celebrate the day by wearingpurple ribbons.