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Prepare 8 Unit 9

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    Cambridge Prepare second edition level 8 unit 9
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  • A period of training during which someone works for a company to gain experience
    Internship
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  • (Phr.v) To stop attending classes in the middle of the course
    Drop out
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  • (Phr.v) To repeat or check something
    Go over
  •  15
  • ________ an ambition, a dream, or a goal
    Fulfil
  •  10
  • To go to a place in order to see the facilities and look at it
    Pay a visit
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  • The process of using one ´s mind carefully about a subject or idea
    Critical thinking
  •  10
  • In Spain, it is called BECA
    Scholarship
  •  10
  • ARRANGE TO GET THE CORRECT STRUCTURE OF A CLEFT SENTENCE: noun phrase / is or was / What clause / verb
    What clause + verb + is or was + noun phrase
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: Wildlife documentaries interests me the most. (WHAT)
    What interests me the most is wildlife documentaries.
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  • ARRANGE THE SENTENCES TO GET THE CORRECT STRUCTURE OF A CLEFT SENTENCE: adverbial phrase / it / relative clause / is or was
    It + adverbial phrase + is or was + relative clause
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: Peter met his wife at the OXFORD UNIVERSITY. (IT)
    It was at the Oxford University where/that Peter met his wife.
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: He bought a very expensive CAR last year. (WHAT)
    What he bought last year was a very expensive computer.
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: The LOCAL FOOTBALL CLUB scored three goals in the finals. (IT)
    It was the local football club that scored three goals in the finals.
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: I WANTED to bring my cousin to the city center. (WHAT)
    What I wanted to do was to bring my cousin to the city center.
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  • TRUE OR FALSE: We never use a infinitive with to after the verb is/was in a cleft sentences using WHAT.
    FALSE. We use it with some verbs (WANT, INTEND, DECIDE)
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  • REWRITE TO FORM A CLEFT SENTENCE: I cannot stand his perfume. (WHAT)
    What I cannot stand is his perfume.
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