MODULE 1 2. Read the second part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. My host family was just great. They made me feel like part of 1._ fam- THEY ily. I don't have brothers or sisters, so living with three kids was quite different, but I genuinely enjoyed 2._ brothers and a sister. One of the 3. _things about living GOOD with a host family was not feeling like a tourist. I took part in my family's day-to-day - whether helping pick berries in ACTIVITY the garden or going to friends' houses. While many aspects of the Swiss culture are similar to America's, there are lots of differences, too. So I had 5._ an KEEP open mind. Sometimes I caught 6._ _ thinking, MY "What they 7.- _? Why?" For exam- DO ple, my host Swiss left their windows open all the time. At 8._ _, I thought ONE it was crazy. But then I realized that I really enjoyed the fresh air. The environment in Switzerland is a lot 9._ CLEAN than in my country. Read the third part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. mous: co) bantrese ne tog (to) go continuous to) be going have gone onenuous: to) have been gong Lots of things were new to me in Switzer-land. MODULEN Probably my 1. language. At times | 2. Shock was the Bia my three years of German did not help. because DISAPPOINT It took me some time 3._ Anyhow, many people knew and were _to that. ADAPT extremely willing to speak 4._ I found Swiss people very open-minded, ENGLAND friendly and really kind. Probably because Switzerland is a much 5.- _ SMALL country than mine. Now I can say that this exchange pro-gramme was the most terrific experience I ever 6.. in my life. I became HAVE more self-reliant, and I really 7. _ FALL In love with this country. I still keep in touch with my host family via email. When I left, I promised 1 8. - to Er- RETURN lenbach. And I hope to stay with 9. for a year. There is more to THEY Switzerland than cheese and chocolate.

Question 1

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MODULE 1 2. Read the second part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. My host family was just great. They made me feel like part of 1._ fam- THEY ily. I don't have brothers or sisters, so living with three kids was quite different, but I genuinely enjoyed 2._ brothers and a sister. One of the 3. _things about living GOOD with a host family was not feeling like a tourist. I took part in my family's day-to-day - whether helping pick berries in ACTIVITY the garden or going to friends' houses. While many aspects of the Swiss culture are similar to America's, there are lots of differences, too. So I had 5._ an KEEP open mind. Sometimes I caught 6._ _ thinking, MY "What they 7.- _? Why?" For exam- DO ple, my host Swiss left their windows open all the time. At 8._ _, I thought ONE it was crazy. But then I realized that I really enjoyed the fresh air. The environment in Switzerland is a lot 9._ CLEAN than in my country. Read the third part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. mous: co) bantrese ne tog (to) go continuous to) be going have gone onenuous: to) have been gong Lots of things were new to me in Switzer-land. MODULEN Probably my 1. language. At times | 2. Shock was the Bia my three years of German did not help. because DISAPPOINT It took me some time 3._ Anyhow, many people knew and were _to that. ADAPT extremely willing to speak 4._ I found Swiss people very open-minded, ENGLAND friendly and really kind. Probably because Switzerland is a much 5.- _ SMALL country than mine. Now I can say that this exchange pro-gramme was the most terrific experience I ever 6.. in my life. I became HAVE more self-reliant, and I really 7. _ FALL In love with this country. I still keep in touch with my host family via email. When I left, I promised 1 8. - to Er- RETURN lenbach. And I hope to stay with 9. for a year. There is more to THEY Switzerland than cheese and chocolate.

Answer

Sure! Here is the completed text with the appropriate grammatical forms filled in:

My host family was just great. They made me feel like part of 1. their family. I don't have brothers or sisters, so living with three kids was quite different, but I genuinely enjoyed 2. having brothers and a sister.
One of the 3. good things about living with a host family was not feeling like a tourist. I took part in my family's day-to-day 4. activities - whether helping pick berries in the garden or going to friends' houses.
While many aspects of the Swiss culture are similar to America's, there are lots of differences, too. So I had 5. to keep an open mind.
Sometimes I caught 6. myself thinking, "What they 7. do? Why?" For example, my host Swiss left their windows open all the time. At 8. first, I thought it was crazy. But then I realized that I really enjoyed the fresh air. The environment in Switzerland is a lot 9. cleaner than in my country.

Lots of things were new to me in Switzerland. Probably my 1. disappointment was the language. At times, I 2. was shocked because my three years of German did not help. It took me some time 3. to adapt to that. Anyhow, many people knew and were 4. willing to speak English. I found Swiss people very open-minded, friendly, and really kind. Probably because Switzerland is a much 5. smaller country than mine.
Now I can say that this exchange programme was the most terrific experience I ever 6. had in my life. I became 7. more self-reliant, and I really fell in love with this country. I still keep in touch with my host family via email. When I left, I promised 8. to return to Erlenbach. And I hope to stay with 9. them for a year. There is more to Switzerland than cheese and chocolate.

Question 2

MODULE 1 2. Read the second part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. My host family was just great. They made me feel like part of 1._ fam- THEY ily. I don't have brothers or sisters, so living with three kids was quite different, but I genuinely enjoyed 2._ brothers and a sister. One of the 3. _things about living GOOD with a host family was not feeling like a tourist. I took part in my family's day-to-day - whether helping pick berries in ACTIVITY the garden or going to friends' houses. While many aspects of the Swiss culture are similar to America's, there are lots of differences, too. So I had 5._ an KEEP open mind. Sometimes I caught 6._ _ thinking, MY "What they 7.- _? Why?" For exam- DO ple, my host Swiss left their windows open all the time. At 8._ _, I thought ONE it was crazy. But then I realized that I really enjoyed the fresh air. The environment in Switzerland is a lot 9._ CLEAN than in my country. Read the third part of the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words. mous: co) bantrese ne tog (to) go continuous to) be going have gone onenuous: to) have been gong Lots of things were new to me in Switzer-land. MODULEN Probably my 1. language. At times | 2. Shock was the Bia my three years of German did not help. because DISAPPOINT It took me some time 3._ Anyhow, many people knew and were _to that. ADAPT extremely willing to speak 4._ I found Swiss people very open-minded, ENGLAND friendly and really kind. Probably because Switzerland is a much 5.- _ SMALL country than mine. Now I can say that this exchange pro-gramme was the most terrific experience I ever 6.. in my life. I became HAVE more self-reliant, and I really 7. _ FALL In love with this country. I still keep in touch with my host family via email. When I left, I promised 1 8. - to Er- RETURN lenbach. And I hope to stay with 9. for a year. There is more to THEY Switzerland than cheese and chocolate.

Answer

Sure! Here is the completed text with the appropriate grammatical forms filled in: My host family was just great. They made me feel like part of 1. **their** family. I don't have brothers or sisters, so living with three kids was quite different, but I genuinely enjoyed 2. **having** brothers and a sister. One of the 3. **good** things about living with a host family was not feeling like a tourist. I took part in my family's day-to-day 4. **activities** - whether helping pick berries in the garden or going to friends' houses. While many aspects of the Swiss culture are similar to America's, there are lots of differences, too. So I had 5. **to keep** an open mind. Sometimes I caught 6. **myself** thinking, "What they 7. **do**? Why?" For example, my host Swiss left their windows open all the time. At 8. **first**, I thought it was crazy. But then I realized that I really enjoyed the fresh air. The environment in Switzerland is a lot 9. **cleaner** than in my country. Lots of things were new to me in Switzerland. Probably my 1. **disappointment** was the language. At times, I 2. **was shocked** because my three years of German did not help. It took me some time 3. **to adapt** to that. Anyhow, many people knew and were 4. **willing** to speak English. I found Swiss people very open-minded, friendly, and really kind. Probably because Switzerland is a much 5. **smaller** country than mine. Now I can say that this exchange programme was the most terrific experience I ever 6. **had** in my life. I became 7. **more** self-reliant, and I really **fell** in love with this country. I still keep in touch with my host family via email. When I left, I promised 8. **to return** to Erlenbach. And I hope to stay with 9. **them** for a year. There is more to Switzerland than cheese and chocolate.