PAU sample test

Dear students, Here is a sample test following the new model. Please, do it in 90 minutes, so that you can check how well you manage your time. We will correct it when I'm back from my trip.

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CONDITIONAL SENTENCES PRACTICE

... And here are some exercises on conditional sentences. .

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COMPILATION OF PAU EXERCISES

Dear Students, Here is a compilation of typical PAU exercises. Please, do them and we will correct them as soon as I'm back.

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BROWN-EYED GIRL

I happened to mention this song in class today, as an example of how creative the English language is when it comes to coining adjectives. I really like this song (what else, Van Morrison is one of the "Big' uns"), and I think it's a good thing that students have a chance to listen to it. Now, don't tell me it's not a wonderful song...

2º BTO. SPEAKING TOPICS FOR TERM 3

Dear Students, here are the topics for your speaking test in the third term. OTHERS: Education, crime... ECONOMY & CRISIS Recession Bills / rent / savings / debt / mortgage / pensions Unemployment / unemployed / being made redundant Shopping habits / luxury items Cut back on expenses CONFLICTS Discrimination 1.xenophobia 2. sexism 3.Racism 4. etc. Violence Gender issues Bye!

EXERCISES ON RELATIVES

My dear students, here are some exercises to practise relative clauses.

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The Man Who Sold The World

Well, since we are studying relatives, this song came to my mind, because it has a relative clause in the title. It is actually a David Bowie song, but I really like the unplugged version that Nirvana played for MTV. I hope you like it too. I include a link for the lyrics below. By the way, can you tell if the relative clause in the title is defining or non-defining? Feel free to comment.




Lyrics:
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/n/nirvana/man+who+sold+the+world_20101038.html