
Introduction
- How do the things in the picture above reflect a change in lifestyle due to COVID-19?
- How are you being affected by the crisis?
- What essential things do you need to handle the endless hours indoors?
- Coronavirus Survival Tool Kit
- Answers to 1.
- mobile phone
- pyjamas
- crisps
- toilet paper
- exercise bike
- computer / tablet
- packets of snacks
- face mask
- alcohol
- timetable / planner
Video Watching – Warning: Strong language included
1. Watch the video and order the items you see from your list. (Two things aren’t in the video! Which ones?)
- crisps
- alcohol
- pyjamas
- toilet paper
- packets of snacks
- timetable / planner
- mobile phone
- tablet
- exercise bike
- face mask
2. Watch the video again and for each question choose the best option from A-D.
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3. Match the expressions to the verbs and watch the video to check.
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- crisps
- wine
- in this room
- the doom
- more bog rolls
- my husband's face
- my kids goodbye
- down and die
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stuffing
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necking
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stuck
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face
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stockpiled
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smash
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wave
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lay
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Exam Focus
- Cambridge-style CAE Listening: Part 2
In this part of the Cambridge Advanced Exam, you hear a recording and complete sentences with a word from the recording. But it’s not as easy as it may appear; the expressions and grammatical structure in the written sentence are different from the equivalent in the recording, so you have to listen very carefully to select the correct word for the sentence.The following exercise has 6 questions, but there are 8 questions in the official exam
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1. When the crisis began, I was not just fearful, but absolutely (petrified).
2. Until I know when we can get out of this room, we're (stuck) here.
3. In retrospect, it would've been better if I'd got things like toilet roll (stockpiled).
4. At least things like gin we do have, and (plenty) of it!
5. I've thrown away the (schedule) for the kids' home schooling.
6. Internet's helping me (fill) the empty hours while I'm here trying to stay well.
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1. When the crisis began, I was not just fearful, but absolutely (petrified).