| Autor/Herausgeber |
Clifford-Grein, Marilyn |
| Original-Titel |
Crossover - The New Edition 1 |
| Verlag |
Cornelsen |
| Erscheinungsort |
Berlin |
| Erscheinungsjahr |
2014 |
| ISBN |
978-3-06-450671-8 (-3-06-450671-4) |
| Länderausgabe |
BW |
| Auflage |
1. Auflage |
| Auszug der übertragenen Seiten |
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TOPIC 2 Cities and Regions in Britain and the US
TEXT 1 Robbie Coltrane's Glasgow
GRAMMAR CHECK-UP 1: Passives (WB p. 60)
1 Translate these slightly adapted sentences from the text.
Remember that in German it is possible to translate passives with "man".
Example: He was asked lo leave the room. _Man bat ihn, das Zimmer zu verlassen._
1 All the best Victorian buildings have been saved.
_..._
2 The city was originally laid out like a grid.
_..._
3 If you were lucky, you would be offered a cheese roll.
_..._
4 If you asked for mustard, you would be assumed to be a weirdo.
_..._
5 The Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery has been reopened.
_..._
6 In the Barrowlands you are allowed to dance.
_..._
7 The Burrell Collection is visited by very many people.
_..._
GRAMMAR CHECK-UP 2: Relative sentences (WB p. 65)
2 a) Join the following sentences by using who, which, whose.
1 The East End is (the) part of Glasgow. It has the highest poverty rate. The East End is the pan of Glasgow _..._
2 Glasgow was once a wealthy city. Its wealth was based on the iron and steel industry and shipbuilding.
_..._
3 Glasgow became a depressed area. Its light industry is thriving now.
_..._
4 The Barras open-air market is a great success. It is held on Sundays.
_..._
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