File 2

1. File 2 C A B Grammar Grammar 1.The Past: simple/continuous/ perfect/perfectcontinuous 2.Used to / would 3. Word formation -Get Grammar Thefuture Vocabulary 1.Taking Revenge 2.Love bynumbers 3. Love and relationships 4. Expressionswithget Vocabulary Vocabulary 1.Text: earlymemories 2.Christmas 3.Match Point 4. Ages and stages 5. 1. Multitasking 2. Expressionsabout time 3. FromMatch Point 4. Fromlistenings

2. William Congreve file 2- C scorned "hell hath no fury like a woman _ _ _ _ _ _ _"

3. 1.Explain in your own words what the following words and phrases mean - run its course - infamously - dump his 2nd wife by fax - mistress - cowardly - the face-to-face approach - with hindsight - heartbroken - twister manipulator - unwillingly - notorious - rejected and praised Isfinished Famousbecause he diditbadly. Eg. Thepresidentinfamouslydeclaredwar… Break up/split up by fax A lover Like a coward / notbraveenough Tell a personwhatyoureallythink Lookingbackwardsintowhatyoudid in thepast Sadbecause of a lostloveorbecauseyouwererejected A personwhomanipulatespeopletryingtogetwhat he wanted Reluctanly/ yiu don ´t wantto do it Famousforhis/herbaddeeds They´reopposite: dumped- idolised

4. 2. Are they the same or different? 1.embark on a relationship / fall apart 2. wonder if-why / be aware of 3. too good to be true / for your own good 4. post a message / attach a document 5. ask for a date / make an appointment / ask (sb) out 6. downloaded /saved 7. stunning looking photo / breathtaking photo 8. crowning moment / best moment 9. agree to a rendezvous /attend a date 10. lean across / lie down 11. get over a person / no regrets opposite opposite different different Different / similar opposite synonyms synonyms different synonyms different

5. 3.What did she do to get her own back or T _____ R ______ ? take revenge • She poured a can of white pain over the car • She set about altering his clothes • She cut 10cms off the left arm of 32 suits worth 1000 pounds each • She stamped on a box of very expensive cigars flatenning them and threw another six boxes out of the window • She went on a “milk-round” distributing very expensive bottles of wine porting them on villagers ´doorsteps • It gave her a hell of a buzz

6. Fromgettingyourown back 1.they were T _____ r _____ (= vengeance) or G _____ their own B ____ . So they are A ______ 2. Women A ______ their partners actions because they were S _____ / D _____ or R _____ by them. And they did it because they had had A _______ or M ______. Some of these women were H _____________ but they G _____ O ____ their husbands. Others had a hell of a B ____ avenging theirs 3. Some of these husbands C _______ and I ___________ broke up their relationships by fax. They didn ´t choose the F ____ to F ____ A _______ . With H ___________, this hasn ´t proved to be a nice way of splitting up. 4. She A ____ him O ___ (= wanted a date). He A ______ to it and started G ____ O ____. They T ____ and sent emails to each other very often A _________ photos of their outings. It was wonderful, in fact too G __________ true. 5. She found her husband´s car in the D ______ of a 42-year-old blonde and P ______ a C ____ of white paint over his car. Secondly, according to his own A ______ , she C ____ O ____ 10 cms of the S ______ of 32 expensive suits. Then she S ______ on a box of cigars F __________ them and threw other six boxes O ______ the window. Finally, she went on a M _____- R ____ delivering to her villagers bottles of V ______ wine. Doing this gave her a hell of a B ___ Takingrevenge back getting avengers avenged Scorned, dumped mistresses affairs rejected heartbroken Gotover buzz cowardly infamously Face-to-faceapproach hindsight Goingout agreed Askedhimout texted attaching Goodto be poured driveway account can sleeve Stampedon Cut off flattening Out of vintage Milk-round buzz

8. ¿Es improbable que tu relación tenga éxito si a tus amigos no les gusta tu pareja? • ¿Dónde es el lugar más propicio para que una pareja tenga una discusión? • ¿Los opuestos se atraen? • ¿Tiene éxito las citas por internet? • ¿Deberías intentar volver con tu ex? • ¿vengarte de tu ex te hace sentir mejor?

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12. Match a number with a letter to make meaningful combinations. 1-G 3 - J 5 - E 7 - I 9 - K 11 - F 2 - A 4- D 6 - I 8 - B 10 - H 12 - C

13. Instead of To Be in passive sentences Get Get + noun pronoun to Get (someone) to do (something) (= hacer que alguien te haga…) Get + adjective become Instead of the have in the structure: “Have sth done” Get + an email Get+ me a drink Get + To the airport Necesito renovarme el carnet= I need to have the passport renewed It´s dark- It´s getting dark (= is becoming dark) ¿conseguiste que te lo hiciera?= Could you get him to do it? Get used to + ing (=acostumbrarse)

14. becoming buy convince have received take Be / arrive Fetch/bring be be convince

15. Gotrenewedby Getusedto Gotnearlykilled Getmysisterbabysitted Getallthelockschanged Gotstopped Getmyeyestested Gotbitten