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Soluzione del esercizio Think it out di Engage B2 with Exam Skills
Esercizi svolti per il libro Engage B2 with Exam Skills
Capitolo
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Unit 1 - Family matters
Unit 2 - Technology: friend or foe?
Revise Units 1-2
INVALSI trainer 1
Unit 3 - Stage, page and screen
Unit 4 - The future of learning
Revise Units 3-4
INVALSI trainer 2
CLIL 1
Competences at work 1
Unit 5 - Food for thought
Unit 6 - It’s a brand-new world!
Revise Units 5-6
INVALSI trainer 3
Unit 7 - Wanderlust!
Unit 8 - All in a day’s work
Revise Units 7-8
INVALSI trainer 4
CLIL 2
Competences at work 2
Unit 9 - Force of nature
Unit 10 - Crime doesn’t pay
Revise Units 9-10
INVALSI trainer 5
Unit 11 - Mind over matter
Unit 12 - 21st-century news
Revise Units 11-12
INVALSI trainer 6
CLIL 3
Competences at work 3
Workbook UNIT 1 - Family matters
Workbook UNIT 2 - Technology: friend or foe?
Workbook UNIT 3 - Stage, page and screen
Workbook UNIT 4 - The future of learning
Workbook UNIT 5 - Food for thought
Workbook UNIT 6 - It’s a brand-new world!
Workbook UNIT 7 - Wanderlust!
Workbook UNIT 8 - All in a day’s work
Workbook UNIT 9 - Force of nature
Workbook UNIT 10 - Crime doesn’t pay
Workbook UNIT 11 - Mind over matter
Workbook UNIT 12 - 21st-century news
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Soluzione
Defining relative clauses give
essential
information to identify the person or thing we are talking about.
The relative pronoun can be omitted when it is the
subject
of the clause.