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• Countries 6t nationalities
1 * Look at the pictures and write sentences, as In the example.
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2 * Write the correct nationality. • Phrases
3 of* the
2 Her ..................................... ..
Look at the pictures. Complete with the name
is Mady. They are in the same
correct school subject .
class.
3 Bob is ..................... ............ .
Look at the pictures. They are
great.
s ** Complete the
sentences so they are true
G _______ _
about you.
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Grammar 4 ** Look at the picture and the notes,
then complete the dialogue .
• A/ An
• The verb to be
1) .......................... . you lwelve, Tom?
*
2 are/'re. Complete the text with : om/'m, is/'s, 2) ............. ............................................. .
3) .............. jim and lan lhirteen?
4) . . . . . . . H . . ...... .. H..
Hello! My name 1) .............. Kim. I 2) ............ . A: 5) ............ PE jim's favourite school sub ject?
twelve years old and I 3) .............. from China. & Q . . . . ............. .
[ 4) .............. a student at A: 7) ..... ............ you from France. Ian?
Centennial Secondary & m
School. My favourite A: 9) .... ...... . jim·s and Tom 's favourite colours
subjects 5) ............. . blue and red?
Maths and Art. My 100 ........................................................... .
favourite sport A: 11) ................. Tom fro m (he Ll(?
6) ............... baseball & 12) ....... ................................... .
and my favourite
colours 7) ............. .
• Question words
blue and purple.
May and Ice
5 * Complete the questions to the
8) .............. my best answers below, as In the example.
friends. They
1 What is you r name?
9) .............. great!
My name is Robert.
2 .................................................... are you?
I'm eleven years old.
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• Subject &: object pronouns • Grammar revision
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Reading
* Read the noticeboard and find : PE deportment: sp!!.!! Clubs
Football . Monday & Wednesday
1 5 sports - ....................................... ........... . Basketball - Tuesday
Badmi nton - Friday
2 5 days of the week - ................................. . Hockey - Monday & Thursday
Athletics - Tuesday & Friday
school?
•• School Trip
.., 1 The Science Museum
4 When's the school trip? • Friday 4th November
* Read Jlm /s school timetable and mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).
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Listening •
4 * '. . listen and tick (./) the correct * Complete the sentences with the
5 correct
answer. sport.
1 What has Sam got? 1 Hello! My name's left and I'm 14. My
2 What is Norm's favourite sport? 3 Hello! We're Nadia and Eva and we' re 15 .
Timetable
Monday
9:00
9:45
10:50 BREAK
5 Where's Emma from? 10:45
11:50
12:15 LUNCH
1:00
1:45
2:50
BREAK
2:50
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Vocabulary
1 * Complete the crossword with the capital citie s of the countries.
, ACROSS
3 Japan
l
4 France
S Australia
• 10 Spain
s
6 7 8
, "
DOWN
Russia
1 The UK
10
2 Canada
6 Greece
7 Germany
11 8 Italy
9 Portugal
2 * Choose the corre ct • How old are you? • How are you? • Nice to meet
response .
you. • How about you? • I'm fine, thanks.
1 A: Good morning, Anna!
Sim on: Good morning, Jason. 1) ...................................... ..
B: a Nice to meet you. !aso n: Not bad. And you?
b Hi, Sandra. Sim on: 2) .......................................................................... .
2 A: Where are you from? !aso n: This is Ben. He's new to the school.
B: a I'm Spanish. Sim on: 3) ......................................... Where are you from?
b I'm from Madrid. Ben: I'm from Toronto . I'm Canadian.
3 A: How old are you? 4) .......................................................................... .
B: a I'm twelve. Si mon: I'm from Manchester. 5)
b English.
Ben: I'm twelve.
4 A: How are you? Si mon: Me too.
B: a I' m fine, thanks.
b Me too.
S A: Nice to meet you.
4 ** Write a new dialogue. Use the phrases In Ex. 3
B: a Nice to meet you, too. and the Information from the cards.
b Not bad.
6 A: What's your favourite
subject?
B: a Russia. New York London _
b Science. British - 13
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Writing ** Read again and answer the
questions.
• OU &
1 How old is lessie?
A About School \ B My Best Friend 4 What are her favourite school subjects?
7 Where is he from?
, ., Stick a
~ ~~~~~~~~~~"~~~ ~
photograph
of yourself
[ID hi, my name is jessie and I'm fourteen . Hi, my name 's
,
I'm from manchester, england. I am a student /
I
at blackwood secondary school. I'm in Class and I'm ........ .... ........................... .. I'm from
2C. and I'm a
student at ..................................... I'm in
[ID My favourite school subjects are english
and history. but I'm not very good at maths and
art. My favourite school subjects are
.... ........ .... but ............................ .
[ID My best friend is jerry He is thirteen and
he is canadian . We are in the same class at
My best friend is . He/She is
school. His favourite subjects are music and
geography.
HiS/ Her favourite subjects are
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Vocabulary
• Personal things
1 * look at the pictures and complete the crossword .
... ,,L'~~~~~~
... , f-+---,~---,-+-+ •
11) ................. ..
) 12) .......... .. ...... .
4
5
I haven't got ................ ............................. .
My friends are .......................................... .
6 My friends aren't ...................................... .
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5 * Correct the sentences.
1 Mr Harris is short.
o
No, he isn 't. He's tall.
2 She', plump.
4 He's thin.
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Grammar • Possessive adjectives
• have got * Circle the correct possessive
3 adJective.
1 * look at the table. Then, write
sentences, as In the example. 1 This handbag belongs to my mother. It's his /
ne; I your handbag.
2 This T-shirt belongs to me . It's my / yo ur I
her T-shirt.
3 These trainers belong to my brother. They' re
them / the ir / his trainers.
4 That scarf belongs to my grandfather. It's
his / him / its scarf.
S That digital camera belongs to Danny and
Ted. It's his / her / their digital camera.
6 Those video games belong to George and
me. They' re the ir / o ur / my video games.
7 These mugs belong to you. They' re o ur /
your / the ir mugs.
8 This helmet belongs to Megan . It's my /
1 lone has got a guitar, 0 cap and trainers. She her / your helmet.
hasn't got a basketball.
2 • Can (ability)
3
* Look at the table and fill in the gaps
4 with can or can't.
4 .......................... ........................................ .
play the guitar
, :'11'
X
swim
2 *
cl imb
Fill In: have or has. Then answer the
run fa st
questions.
drive a car
1 Have you got sunglasses?
Yes, I hove./No, f haven't.
,Beth can 't play the guitar, but she
swim.
2 ................. your friend got a guitar?
2 Greg ............................ drive a car, but he
...................... climb.
3 ................. your parents got a digital camera?
3 Margaret ................ .. .. play the guitar, but
she ...................... drive a car.
4 ................. your mother got a handbag ?
4 Beth, Greg and Margaret ......... ........... run
fast.
5 ................. your friend got a skateboa rd?
S Greg .... .. ............. ..... swim and drive a car,
but he .. ....... .. ........... play the gu itar.
6 .... .......... .. . you got a bicycle?
6 Beth and Marga ret ..... .. ........... drive a car,
but they .... ... .. .. .. ... ...... run fast.
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• This - These/That - Those • Grammar revision
* Complete the sentences, as in the
5 example. 7 * Choose the correct answer.
1 Fiona has got fi ve ............ .
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Reading
* Read the texts and mark the sentences T (true),
F (false) or OS (doesn't say) .
1 Stamp World has only got American 3 led has got many cards of players
stamps. from Italy in his collection.
2 Stamp World is in London. 4 led's collection costs (50.
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The emu comes
Australia. It is brown and it
has got a big body, long
legs, a long neck and a small
head. It has got wings but it can't
fly. It can run very fast - up to 50 km/h"'.
'" kilometres per hour
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• T I In9 abou (can) Listening
5 * Circle the (orrect word . * ( ,I Listen and tick (.I) the correct
answer.
1 Where is Maria?
Hi, I'm Paul. I'm twelve years old and I live in
1 1)
and I can do many different things.
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I can also 2) run / jump fast.
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[ill [ill [IT]
My fa vou rite sport is basketball.
4- 3 What is Ann's collection?
I can even
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[IT]
Unfortunately, I
[IT]
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Paul
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Vocabulary * Fill 'hop, teddy,
3 souvenir, in:
run, tartan, shopping.
1 * Label the pictures.
1 .............. .................. assistant
2 ................................. .... cloth
3 ...................................... bear
4 ...................................... shop
5 ........................................ fast
6 ...................................... time
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Writing
•
* Look at the text and answer the qu estlomi.
From Amy
To . Maria
Subject: favourite things
Hi, my name's Amy. I'm fifteen yea rs old and I'm from Ireland . I'm
tall and thin with long brown hair.
I've got a fantastic room with all my favourite things in it. I really like
my rollerblades because t can rollerblade very well. I've also got a great
collection of souvenirs from different countries. My favourite souvenirs
are my toy dolls from Russia. They are very beautiful. I love them !
What about you? What are your favourite things? Write back soon!
Amy
* Answer the questions so they are HI,' my name ,s .................... I' m .................. .
............... and I'm from .................... ...... .
true about you.
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Vocabulary * Read
3 the text
• Rooms, furniture & and write
~ppllances
the
* Write the words under the correct
1 headings
words.
.
8) ..................... and th e
tie
9) ... ................... ..... ... . has a be,autltul pattern.
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4 * Look at the picture. Use words from the list to write what there is/is n't or there are/ aren 't.
• fridge • mirror • painting • sofa • armchair • stairs • curtains • bookcase • cushions
• carpet • cupboards • pillows
1 There is a fridge. 6
2 .. ............................................................... 7
3 8 .................................................................
4 ••••...•...............•.•...•...•.. . .•.•........... . ...........• 9
5 10 ...•...•...• , ................................................... .
• Phrases
6 * * Write what furnlture /
* b) Use phrases to complete the sentences. ...... .... .... .... ........................... .
1 Would you like to live in a(n) ........................................ .
that looks like a football?
..............................................
2 In my ..................................... there are fou r bedrooms,
a big living room and two bathrooms.
3 The lift can take people up to the ................................ .
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Grammar • Prepositions of place
• There is / There ore 4 * Circle the correct prepositions.
1 *thereFillaren
In there is, there isn't, there ore,
't.
1
2
There's a garden in / behind / on the house.
There's a poster in / in front of I on the wa ll.
3 My bedroom is next to / under / between
the bathroom.
4 The cat is between / under / in the table.
S The books are under I between I on the vase
and the lamp.
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• AIAn Some - Any • Ordinals
7 * Complete with a/on, some or any. 9 * Write the ordinal numbers.
8 * Fill In: do, talk, close, be, clean, eat. 3 Are there any pillows? Yes, ........ are.
A they B them C there
4 The garden hasn't got ........ trees.
A any B some C a
5 ........ there a fridge in the kitchen?
A Are B Is C Has
1 Clean your 2 Please ... ........... . 6 Please ...... ,. run in the classroom.
bedroom, please! ............ in here. A not B do C don't
7 There is ........ ca rpet on the flOOf, but
the re aren't any curtains in the bedroom.
A a B some C any
8 There is a small table ........ the chairs.
A under B between C in front
3 4 ................... the 9 Where is my watch? It's ........ to the lamp.
in class! window, p lease. A next B in front C between
10 ........ there any apples?
A Is B Are C Have
11 There is ........ mouse in the kitchen!
A some B any C a
12 ........ are some flowers in the vase.
5 6 A Th ey B Their C There
your homework! late for school!
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Reading * Read the email and answer the
questions.
hom -!
.:';;;
'!!_ _ _ _ _ _
7 Is it a home now?
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............ "' •• 'I'" ,._.. . ... ....,., ....... ,.~"...~ •••• • • • _•.•.•.•.• _•••r.~
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3 * Read and write A or 8, • Bug
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* look at the pictures and complete
5 the c:rossword.
Consort Road, SE15
, '
B 6
Alleyn Park, SE21
Small flat, close to city 4
centre. Kitchen area with 5
cooker and fridge. Small
garden. Near 10 train station.
Tel.: 020 7659 7218
4 * I.: Listen and complete the gaps (1-5). 2 John doesn't like ................ ........... crawlies
like spide rs and cockroaches.
3 There isn't anyone in the house. He's ........ .
4 There's a great ................ of the park from
my bedroom window.
Has: ,,1''-11_ _ _ _ _ _-' S There aren't any bugs in clean and ............. .
bedrooms, two modern places.
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Contact: LIS
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T01: 202 463 789
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••
* Use the sentences to complete the
dialogue .
1 *
2) ...................... ........... .
Fill In: home, huge, height, top,
Mark: Hi, Steve. Yes, it's really big.
landmark.
Steve: You've got a TV, a DVD player and a
1 The London Eye is a ........................ steel computer. 3) ....... .......................... .
and glass wheel. Mark: It's my brother's.
2 What is the ............................. of the Eiffel Steve: 4) ....................................... You've
Tower? got everything in you r room!
3 The Eiffel Tower is a famous ...................... .
4
in Pari s.
The building is 100 metres from ................ .
** Write a new dialogue about your
bedroom. Use the dialogue in Ex . 3 as a
to bottom.
model .
S London is .............................. to the British
Museum.
Dictation
Everyday English
** () Listen and fill in the furniture /
2 * Choose the correct response. parts of a room .
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Writing * Answer the questions so they are true
• An about you.
1 Where is your dream house?
* Read the article and match the 2 How many floors has it got?
paragraphs to the headings below.
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Vocabulary
2 ** look at the family
• Family tree in Ex . 1. Complete the
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* a) Read about Anna . Use the word.s
4 below • Character adjectives
5
She's Patrick's .......................................... .
Who's John? 6 ** What 's your best friend like?
He's Anna's ............................................. .
6 Who's Adam?
He is John and Kate's ............................... .
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Grammar * Fill In with t h e a pprop riate verb
fro m the list : go(x2), gel, hove (x3), do,
• Present simple meet, watch, ploy.
tidies, ............... ........... ....... ...... ............. .. * Complete the sente nces so t hey are
4 true
-ies a bout you .
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* * Write questions and a nswers so
6 they • Grammar revision
are true about you .
10 * Choose the correct answer.
1 When/you/finish/school?
When do you finish school? 1 ............ you like my dress?
I finish school in July. A Do 8 Is C Does
2 WhaVyou/d%n Satu rdays? 2 .......... ruler is this? It's mine.
A Whose 8 Who's C Who
S )i ll .......... basketball.
• Possessive case A doesn't like B isn't like C don't like
9 * Use like, love, hate + -ing form to write 12 Tom ........... walk to school.
sentences about yourself, your friends A don't 8 isn 't C doesn't
and your family. Use the ideas below.
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Reading
1 * Read and complete Jenny's diary for a typical day.
Thirteen-year-old Jenny isn't a typical teenager. She also cleans cages, walks the dogs and looks
She fmds homes for hundreds of animals In her free after sick animals.
lime! Jenny leaves the shelter al about 7 o'clock.
Jenny has a very busy routine , She always gets Sometimes. she takes a kitten home. She plays
up early, at about 7 o'clock, She takes her puppy, with it and feeds it, then she eats dinner and does
Flash, for a walk, then she has breakfast and goes her homework After, at about 9:30, she watches a
to school, at about 8.30. DVD or chats to a friend on the phone. She goes to
After school, al about 3:30, on Mondays, bed late, at about 11 :30. She usually feels really
Wednesdays and Fridays, Jenny tired in the moming!
goes to an animal shelter She "I'm busy, but it's OK," Jenny says . "I love
• \. speaks 10 families and helping anlmals .~
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7) ... ...... . pm
· go to bed ................ .....................
," 8 How does she feel in the .~~~~;~~~....... .
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4c
* Read the text and mark the Vocabulary
sentences T (true) or F (false) .
• Jobs
• 5 * Complete the crossword.
My name is ~
leela Jaffray ,-
and I'm - 'I 1 1 ..
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seventeen. I'm ,•
from Mumbai,
India. There
are five people in my family: my father, mother,
two brothers and me. My parents are called Anand
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Listening
6 ** i.,.I Listen and write the activities.
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• Telling the time
1 * Look at the clock faces and write the time, as In the example .
IJIJ near a away • What time does the film start? • When is it open?
[]I] live fa r b members • Let's meet outside the cine ma at 5;30.
ITIJ practise c basketball • What time does it fi nish? • Are you free tonight?
[1IJ family d door Tony: Hello, Bill.
[I[J live next e or apart Bill : Hi, Tony. 1)
Tony: Yes, I am.
** b) Use the phrases to Bill: Do you want to go to the cinema?
write sentences below. Tony: 2) ................................. ................................... .
Bill: At 6:00.
1
Tony: 3) .................................................................... .
Bill: At 8:30.
2
Tony: That's OK with me.
Bill : 4) ............................................... ..................... .
3
Tony: OK! See you there.
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Writing * Think about your favourite day.
Write times and activities under the
• tiel head ings.
Typical Afternoon
Day!
m At noon.
Evening
I return home and
have lunch. After
lunch , I read a book
or Listen to music .
CITJ In the afternoon.
I meet up with my frie nds. We usuall y go to the
cinema or we slay al home and watch DV Ds. I have
** CftT1Pttl- Use your notes in Ex . 3
to complete the article below.
dinner at around 8:30 . After dinner. I practise lhe
guitar. I usually go to bed at 11:00. Saturdays are fun.
[I[J On Saturdays, J get up at 10:00 in the
morning. I have Cl cup of tea, toasted bread and a slice
A day in the life of
of cake. Then. I go cycling in the park. I cycle fo r On ... "" ../ I get up at ............
about an hour.
Stephen (15 )
• then I
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Vocabulary
• e nlmal
10m
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* a) Complete the
1 crossword.
• Pa s o' animals
2 * Match the words to the pictures .
• fur • hooves • tail • scales • beak • feathers • fin
0) ..............)
I
(5) ............. ) (?) ........ u )
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3 * Write the opposites. * b) Choose three phrases and write
sentences below.
1 small nose J'I b ........................................... .
2 long tail J'I s ............................................... . 1
3 thick coat ... t. ............................................ .
4 short feathers .. I ...................................... .. 2
5 short legs .. I ............................................. .
3
• Describing im I
* Use the adjectives below to describe
4 the animals In the sentences.
7 ** Correct the description.
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Grammar * . Monda y,
Complete the table with:
4 4th January, Friday, night, July, noon,
• Adverbs of frequenc:y
1 *
the weekend, 2009, the morning, 4 o'clock,
Put the words in the correct order to
7pm, the spring, midnight, the afternoon,
make sentences.
Sunday, the evening, September.
1 plays!alternoon!Stell a!always!the piano!in!
the .............................................. ............. . at
5 in/ the/ Simon/ usually/ goes/ evening/jogging 1 Dogs are ................... (friendly) than ca ts.
2 Dolphins are ............................................. .
(intelligent) animals of all.
* Complete the gaps with adverbs of
2 frequency 3 Giraffes have got ............................ (long)
to make sentences that are legs than elephants.
true about you . 4 Parrots are ............. (colourful) birds of all.
1 I ....................... get up ea rly on weekdays. 5 Cheetahs are ................................ (fast) of
2 My dad ... ...... ............ drives me to school. all land animals.
3 My best friend ...................... surfs the Net 6 Horses are .................. (big) than donkeys.
in the evenings. 7 Dogs make ...................... (good) pets 01 all.
4 I ................ ............. eat eggs for breakfast.
8 Elephants are ................. (heavy) than goats.
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* * Compare the animals. Use:
7 short,
• Grammar revision
Giraffes
Height: about 5.5 m 1 Bears sleep ........... the winter.
Weight: 500- 1200 kg A at B on C in
Can run: up to 48 km/ h
2 .......... , brothers have you got? Two.
A How 8 How many C How much
lions
3 Henry ........... plays football, but he likes
Height: about 1 m
Weight: 125-190 kg watching it on TV.
Can run: up to 80 km/h A always B never C usually
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Reading ** Read the text and answer the
2 questions.
* Read the text and mark the
sentences T (true), F (false) or
OS (doesn 't say).
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listening 5 Complete
** I..'talkin
3 Llzzle Listen to Paul and
g about their
pets. For each question
choose the correct answer.
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• Questl n I h how • Ph ases
1 * Put the words in the correct order * a) Match the words to form
3 phrases.
to make sentences.
1 you!got/have/brothers/how many?
lID live in a claws
[IT] sharp b forests
2 are/how tall/llamas? [ID long ( animal
[IT] national d tails
3 do/how much/weigh/camels?
[ill hop e ha rd
[RJ kick f fast
4 how fast/do/ ru n/tigers?
5
.............................................. ....................
eat/hamburgers/you/howoften/do?
* b) Use phrases to complete the
sentences.
Everyday English
4 * Choose the correct response.
1 A: Would you like to see my new pet?
B: a Sure. b Yes, it's OK.
2 A: What is it?
B: a It's a baby spider. b It's really cute.
A: 1) How many humps does this camel have?
3 A: Oh my goodness!
B: It has one hump.
B: a Oh no! b What's wrong?
A: 2) ........................................................... 7
B: It runs up to 65 km/h. 4 A: I'm afraid of spiders.
A: 3) ........................................................... 7 B: a Don't be Silly. b No problem.
B: tt's about 2.15 metres tal l.
5 A: Are you sure it's safe?
A ~ ........................................................... 7 B: a What is it? b Of cou rse.
B: It weighs up to 700 kilos.
S a**pet Your
A ~ ........................................................... ,
fri end has
B: It can live for about fo rty to fifty yea rs.
snake. Write
a dialogue about It.
Use the exchanges
In Ex . 4 as a model.
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Writing •
• 2 to* make
'about our Put the words In the correct order
sentences.
•
••
···
·. -
~~u~~.........
~
2 are/dangerous/bears
3 very friendly/dog/your/i'
• •
* Find out Information about your
3 favourite animal . Make notes about It
in the fact file below.
FACT FlLE
Name of animal: ... ............ ...............
My favourite animal is the polar bear. This
lives: ........ ' ....... ..............
animal lives in the far north . lI's a huge What it looks like: .............. ................
animal with thick white fur. big legs, a short ................ .............
neck and very sharp claws. It weighs up to Weighs: .............. ............. ...
600 kg and it can swim and hunt very well. It What it can do : ................ ... ..........
can swim 100 km! It eats other animals like ... ............... ....... ....
seals and whales. The polar bear sleeps a lot Eats: .............. ........ .... ...
in the winter. I really like this animal because Other facts: ........ .... ..... .... ...... ...
it's extremely powerful and beautiful. ..... ............ ... •.........
... .... ...... .. ..............
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Vocabulary
• Seasons/ Months
3
It's 400 C outside. It's ............................. .
It's .................................... now. Take your
umbrella!
It's so .......................... outside that I can't
3 It's f .................... in Pa ris. see !
4 Look! It's .............................. ! Let's make a
snowman.
4 It's c. ................... in Edinburgh.
5 It's hot and ............................. today. Let's
go to the beac h.
5 It's i L ................... in Warsaw.
~ ... 6
7
John is wearing a jacket because it's
............................. outside.
We aren' t going swimming tod ay because it
6 It's w .................... in Madrid .
isn't very ............................. .
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5 * Circle the odd word out. * Complete the text with the correct
8 word.
1 May winter June April
2 warm hot sunny cold
3 autumn spring summer freezing My favourite season is 1)
4 spring December January February
5 snowing freezing cold warm
.................... It's very 2) ••
•
6 * What 's the weather like in these ................... here in Brazil and people spend
cities? Look and write .
.................... I like 5)
1 It's ................... . 2 It's ................... .
in Athens. in london.
.. ................. but my brother prefers
.'-
o~
, 6) .................... At the weekends,
~
'.-
, I ,", "
, we usually go 7)
3
wonderful time, a coffee
....................... beach vo ll eyball, basketball
10 ** Write a short text about your
favourite season. Write about the
4 ....................... a sand castle, a snowman weather and what you do.
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Grammar 3 to* make
Put the words In the (orrect order
sentences.
• Present continuous
sentences.
MO,. ~
• listen to music • read a book
• talk on the ph one • ride on her scooter
-Tilt shopping with mum
ballet lesson
•
3 lan e is driving a car...... .. ............ ........... . 4 she/ have lunch with her aunt/Thursday?
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• Present simple or • Grammar revision
Present continuous
* Underline the correct form of the
7 * Choose the correct answer.
5 verb. 1 John ........ a snowman now.
A making B is making C makes
1 My fathe r wears/ is wea ring a suit to work.
2 We are watching / wat ch TV now. 2 Emma ........ to school every morning.
3 The children are having/ have swimming A walking B is walking
lessons every week. C walks
4 She isn't sleeping / doesn't sleep in on 3 Tom often ........ shorts in the sum mer.
Fridays. A wea rs 8 is wearing C wea r
5 Do they sunbathe/ Are they sunbathing 4 Brian ........ to his grandma'S th is Satu rday.
now?
A goes 8 is go ing C going
6 Jake is studyi ng / stu d ies for an exam at the
5 Cindy usually ........ to work.
moment.
A drives 8 drive C is driving
7 Fran is visiting / visits her grandparents once
a week . 6 We ........ going to school today. It's Saturday.
S Is she talking / Does she ta lk on the phone A not 8 don't C aren' t
now? 7 We can' t go to the beach. It ........ .
9 They don't wo rk/ aren't wo rking on A rains 8 rain C is raining
Saturdays. 8 Danny and John ........ tennis at the moment.
10 They are playing/ play basketball every A play B are playing C is playing
afternoon.
9 Are you and Tom going swimming now?
6 *
Yes, ........ .
Put the verbs In brackets Into the
present .sImple or the present continuous. A they are B you are C we are
10 What is la mes doing? He ........ TV.
Hi, Janet! A is watching B watches
Greetings from Australia l Christmas is so different here! C watch
In Toronto, it always 1) .... _............................. (snow) on
11 ........ lane eating her dinner now?
Christmas Day, but right now the sun 2) ..... .................. .
(shine) In Sydney and It 3) ...... ........ (be) ver; A Does 8 Is C Has
hot! We usually 4) .... .................... (wear) warm 12 David ........ today.
dothes In Canada, but today we 5) ................................. . A doesn ' t work B isn't working
(wear) T-shirts and shorts! TIna a",ay; 6) ...................... . C not working
................ (make) a snowman or 7) .............................
(have) snowball fight> with her friends back home, but
now she 8) .............................................. (swim) and
9) ...... ... .. .. ........ .
........... (make) 8 ** Use the verbs to write sentences
about what you/ your friends are/ aren 't
a sandcastle! It's doing now.
really cool!
Love, • sleep • play • read • sit
joanna • watch • write
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Reading
To : Cot hy
f rom Colorado!
Hi C.thy!
2 What's the weather like? 6 What is the theme of the festival this year?
4 What does Anne do every morning? 8 What has Anne got with her?
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listening Vocabulary
* '..' Listen to Ben asking for some
4 information •
. for e ach q uestion, c::hoose
the correct an swer.
5 * Complete the spldergrams.
• belt • sanda ls • jumper • gloves
• hat • jacket • boots • shorts • cap
• trainers • dress • suit • tie • shirt
• skirt • socks
1 The museum is closed on ...... 2) ............. .
A Monday morning
3) .............. .
1) ............. .
B Saturday morning
C Sunday morning • • 4) .............. .
8) .............. .
2 Entrance for children under 16 is ......
5) .............. .
A £5 B £2 C free 7) ............ 6) .............. .
Dictation
6 * '..' Listen and complete the postcard .
Hi Kim!
Greetings from 1) ................................. !
2) ......................................... is wonderful.
,'m having a great time. The weather is
3) .................................................. The
4) ......................................... is next to the
5) ............................ and there is 0 fantastic
view of the 6) .............................. from my
room. There ore 0 fat of 7) ....................... .
and beautiful 8) .............................. to see.
See you soon,
John
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1 * Complete the crossword. 3 * Choose the correct word .
1 How much do these trainers look / cost?
, , 2
3
£20 is not nice / bad . I'll take them.
Look! Snow is falling I dropping on the
2
ground.
'~ 3 4 leaves chang e I turn brown in the autumn.
,
~ ,
S This top looks nice in / on you .
~ , 6 I think / prefer it in blue.
6
7 That's a(n) reasonable / expensive price.
~ S There aren't any clouds in the sky. It is clear /
~
7
, clean .
"
8
,
~
Everyday English
* Use the sentences to complete the
4 dialogue. One sentence Isn't necessary.
2 lane , ......................................................... .
3 AMe ........· · · ·
** You are at a shop. Write a
5 dialogue like the one in Ex. 4 . Use any
4 Todd ......................................................... .
of the pictures below.
5 William .......................................................
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Writing * Imagine you are on holiday
and answer the questions .
•
* Read the letter and put the paragraphs In the
1 correct
1 Where are you?
order (1 -4) .
2 Who are you with?
16th January
Dear Samantha, 3 What's the weather like?
~ In the afternoons, my parents usually go oul for coffee. My
sister and J prefer 10 walk around the city and explore the different 4 What do you do every
shops, museums or restaurants. Right now, I'm sitting in a cafe morning?
drinking a delicious hot chocolate!
I!D Well, that's all for now. I'm going shopping in a bit so 5 What do you do in the
I can buy some more souvenirs. See you in a few days.
Date: .................... .
Dear .................... .. ,
How are you? I'm having a great
time here in .......................... with
............................................. The
• weather is .................................. .
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Vocabulary * Write the words under the correct
2 headings .
•
1 * Read the text and write the words.
• bananas • cabbage • chicken
• yoghurt • cherries • carrots
• milk • corn • Iamb • oranges
• broccoli • lettuce • butter
• beef • pears • cheese
At lunchtime, I usually eat a 1)
............................ Idrink
,
5) ........................... Sometimes I
two. I try not to buy any 7) 3 * Circle the odd word out.
1 Vegetables: carrot - corn - potato - cheese
....................... or 8) 2 Breakfast: cereal - lamb - milk - toast
3 Fruit: cherries - apples - rice - pears
4 Des serts: orange juice - ca ke - biscuits -
from the school canteen.
ice·cream
S Fa st food: pizza - burger - chips - cabbage
6 Drinks: sa lad - milk - water - tea
In the evening, when I have dinner at home, I
7 Meat: chicken - beef - butter - lamb
8 Dairy products: yogh urt - cheese - grains-
always enjoy my mother's homemade food. She milk
9 Snacks: biscuits - sandwich - tea - crisps
often makes delicious 9) 10 Containers: carton - bottle - packet - coffee
is a great cook!
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4 * Complete the crossword.
, ""-",
~ 2L 1 1
3 ~
' I 1 1 1 1
, - s 1 1 1 1
1 1 1
e-
r-
.. 9 1 1
·LJ
, 1
~
F
-
13\. .~-f--<~~
I I
a ................ . ® ,....
of bread
a .............. .. .
of mil k
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• I
Grammar • A/An/Some/Any/Much/
• Countable/Uncountable Many. 'A lot of few 'A little
nouns
3 * Circle the correct word.
* Fill In a/ an or some, then write C
1 (for 1 There aren't any / some I much pe ncils.
countable) or U (for uncountable) .
2 Jane has much I a lot / a few pairs of jeans.
3 There are any / some I much books on the
coffee tab le.
4 Can I have any / a / an appl e, please?
5 The re aren' t much / some / many ca rrots
1 ......... bread D 2 ......... peppers D in the fridge.
6 Are there a / any / some posters in you r
bedroom?
7 Can I have many / a little / a few milk,
please?
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* Use going to and the verbs in
6 brackets • Grammar r vision
to complete the sentences, as
In the example.
9 * Choose the correct answer.
1 Mum IS qutn ro make (make) burgers and 1 There isn't ........ milk. Can you buy some?
chips for dinner this evening. A a 8 any C some
2 ................................................. (you/ eat)
2 Is Jim ........ basketball today? Yes, he is.
all of that sandwich, Dan?
A play B going play
3 Phil and Sue ............................................. .
C going to play
(not order) a takeaway tonight.
4 I ............................................ (not go) on 3 You ........ drink a lot of fizzy drinks. They
a picnic today. It's raining. aren't healthy.
S ............................................ (Sally/ make) A mustn't 8 must ( can
a cake for Adam's birthday party? 4 (an I have ........ orange, please?
6 Bob and Jane ................................... (buy) A a 8 any C an
a new car. 5 Are you going to cook dinner tonight? No,
7 Stefan ............................................ (have) I .........
dinner with his family this evening. A 'm not 8 don't C haven't
6 How ........ eggs are there? Four.
** What ore you/ aren't you going to do
7 this A much B many C big
summer? Write four sentences.
7 I ........ visit my grandma this weekend.
1 She's away on holiday.
2 A aren't going to 8 don't go to
3 C 'm not going to
4 8 Would you like ........ piece of cake?
A a 8 any ( some
• Must, 'Have to Mustn't
9 You ........ drink a lot of wate r every day.
* Look at the signs and fill In: must or
8 mustn A mustn't 8 can C must
't. 10 There is ........ cheese in the frid ge.
A a lot of B much C many
11 you ............ leave meat out of the fridge.
A must 8 mustn 't C don't
12 How .......... orange juice have we got?
One carton.
1 You .................. bring your dog into this A much B many C some
restaurant.
2 You .................. put you r litter in the bin.
3 You .................. smoke here. 10 ** Write four sentences about what
4 You .................. wash your hands before you mustlmustn 't do during lessons.
preparing food.
5 You .................. eat or drink here.
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Reading
1 * Read the text and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).
1 Pumpkin Fest happens every year. * * Use the Information In the text to
2 Pumpkin Fest is another name for complete the festival fact file.
Halloween.
3 It 's an American festi val. ~UMPKIN FES n
4 Americans make towers with
When :
pumpkins.
5 They make pumpkin pies w ith
Wh er e:
these pumpkins.
6 There is a costume competition .
Food :
7 In the evening, people watch
fireworks.
Activiti es:
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* Read and complete the text with
3 the •
words below.
Dictation
Listening
* Listen to a boy speaking about
** I,,, Listen and complete the menu.
4 his I ..'
MAIN COURSES
13 ~1 ~__~~-r~~S~t~re~e~t~ DESSERTS
Club sandwich £ 2
Pepsl£ ~3 ~__________~
Cheeseburgers are:
4
Open for L5
::.J.._______~ daily
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Vocabulary Everyday English
• Fe vals * Choose the correct
3 response.
1 * Do the crossword .
1 A: Can I help you?
2
LL--'-+-l-L..L..J B: a I'd like a burger and
chi ps, please.
l Ll-++.J.-L.i-1 b Give me a burger and
chips.
'H-t-+........, 7 2 A: Would you like anything to
drink?
B: a Here's a coke.
b A coke, please.
3 A: large or small?
Across
B: a Small, please.
b That's fine.
2 People enjoy watching the fireworks ...... .
4 A: That's £3.60, please.
3 The English light a big ...... on Guy Fawkes Day.
B: a It's here.
6 The Iri sh pin ...... on their clothes on St Patrick's Day.
b Here you are.
S Irish stew is a meat dish with ...... .
9 St Patrick is the ...... saint of Ireland.
Down 4 a*dialogue
* Use the menu to write
ordering food/
1 The Russians eat ...... during the Maslenitsa Carnival.
drinks. Use the exchanges
4 People on floats throw ...... to the crowds.
In Ex . 3 as a model.
5 There are a lot of music ...... during the festival.
7 St Patrick's Day is a religious ...... .
• Phr s
2 * a) Match the words to form phrases. ........................... ~
IJTI national a place
Burger £2 .00
Tuna sa ndwich £2,10
[I[J marching b water
Caesar salad £2.10
[I[J take ( feast
chips Small £1.10
[i[] portion d of chips
large
[i[] mineral e bands
.....•.•...•.........
£1.70
~ .......
* b) Use the phrases to complete the sentences. Coke
Beverages
Ig £1.60 sm £1.10
1 Can I have a glass of ........................................ , please? 7 Up Ig £1.60 sm£1.10
2 St Patrick's Day is a .................................... .. in Ireland. Mineral water Ig £1.20 sm £0.80
3 When does the Maslenitsa Festival ............................... ? Coffee £2,10
4 Can I have a small ....................... and a burger, please? rea £2.10
5 People line the streets to see the ................................... .
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Writing
•
1 * Read the emall. What is the purpose/ subject of each paragra ph ?
Dear Thomas,
[A] Thank you for your email. I want to tell you all about food in my country.
[[] English people usually eat breakfast between 7 and 9 am. A typical breakfast consists
of a slice of toast or a bowl of cereal, orange juice and a cup of tea or coffee.
[9 Lunch is between 12 and 1:30 pm. Many child ren at school and people at work have
a packed lunch. They usuaUy have a sandwich, a packet of crisps and a piece of fruit.
IQ] People have dinner between 6 and 8 pm. A typical English dinner is meat with
vegetables like potatoes, carrots and peas, but these days a lot of people eat other foods
like pasta and curries.
[I] What are typical meals like in your coun try? Write back soon.
Gary
-- -- -- - -~---- - .
• ** Cft!1n er:.
Complete
Dinner: ........................... .
Write soon .
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Vocabulary
• Mythology
**crossword
3 the pi et. ,
(om
. f-
c.-
2
E 1
* Complete the crossword. What do
I' 1 A
,
the pictures show? Use the letters In c,-
coloured boxes to find out.
Across '--- f- 8
A
2 The , N
Chimera f-
had three ...... '---
fw
f-
from th ree d ifferent ani mal s. '---
4 The Phoen ix had lo ng ...... .
8 A dragon had a long ...... li ke a lion.
9 A unico rn had a thick ...... on it:> neck.
Down
1 A(n) ..... . from a Phoenix could :>ave a
person's life.
3 The Cyclops was a giant creatu re w ith a
single .... .. .
5 A unicorn had a(n) ...... on its forehead.
6 The tail of the Chimera was a(n) ...... .
7 A dragon had sharp ...... .
• T pt. f f Ims
• Phrases
* What type of film does each picture
4 show?
2 * a) Match the words to form phrases. Circle the correct word.
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* What t ype of film does each sentence
5 describe? * Match the sentences In column A
7 with
Write sentences, as In the the ones In column B to form
example. exchanges.
* Compl et e the sentences so they are * Use the words from Ex. 8 to
9 complete
6 true about you. the sentences.
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Grammar • There was/ There were
1 * Fill In: was o r were, wasn't or weren 't. 1 ..................... a good film on lV last night.
1 A: WO\ Leonardo da Vinci from Spain? 2 .................... some good actors in the fi lm.
B: No, he In r. He ................ from Italy. 3 many great composers in the past.
4 .................... a concert at school yesterday.
2 A: .............. Bach and Brahms composers? S ................................ a footb all match after
6: Yes, they ............................................ .
schoo l yesterday.
3 A: ., ...... ", ....... ..... ..... .... they from France?
s*
B: No, they ....... They ...... from Germany.
look at the picture. Fill in: was there
4 A: ......................... Shakespea re a painter? or were there. Then answer the questions.
6: No, he ................ He .............. a write r.
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• Had 9 to* *make
Put the words In the correct order
0~
..................................................................
3 the Chimera/did/a lion's/have/head?
(X) 6 ... .......................•.......................................
4 a/ had/ horn/unicornfThe.
5 ..................................... .... ............... ..........
1
2
(,I )
(,I) "(X)
1 Did you have long hair when you were 10? 2 Could you write at the age of seven?
................................................. .................
2 Did you have a bike when you were 6? 3 Could you speak English at the age of nine?
..................................................................
3 Did you have a dog when you were 8?
..................................................................
4 Did you have a computer when you were 11?
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Reading Vocabulary
* Read the text and mark the sentences T (true),
F (false) or OS (doesn 't say).
2 *fight,Fillsmafl,
in: ride, brave, stone,
tefl.
Everyday English
* Choose the correct
te,tainment
--~- _-- -,_.-...._--
..... response.
in the Past
______ ~ _ _ _ =-' _ 1 A: How are you today?
B: a Much better, thanks.
Entertainment was very different in 19th century England. People b It's OK, thanks.
didn't have TVs or radios and they couldn '( go 10 the cinema to see
2 A: How was Andy's party?
a film. Instead. people went to the theatre. iI wa:o. not very
B: a It's a pity.
expensive,!oo rir.:h and poor people could go there. They could scc
b It was great.
a different play every weck. Oscar Wildc was a vcry popular
playwright. Sometimes. the theatre had special performanceli with 3 A: Was Jason there?
magicians tlnd jugglers loo. B: a No, I'm sorry.
People also had books. Some writers. like Charles Dickens and b No, he wasn't.
Arlhur Conan DoyJc. were very famous. Many people were poor.
4 A: Did you have a nice time?
They cou ldn't read. but they could listen to other people read.
B: a Yes, we did.
These people could enjoy the theatre and books and forget their
b I think so.
difficult lives for a litt le while.
S A: Dan looked fantastic!
B: a Really? What did he
1 People cou ld go to the ci nema in 19th century
wear?
England.
b I don 't think so.
2 Only rich people could go to the theatre.
3 There was a different play every week in the theatre.
4 Oscar Wilde was a famous painter.
S The theatre never had any performances
by magiCians.
6 Cha rl es Dickens and Arthur Conan Doyle
were friends.
7 Not everybody could read in 19th century England.
8 Some people had easy lives in 19th centu ry England.
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Grammar * Use the words In brackets to correct
3 the statements, as In the example.
• Past simple (regular verbs)
1 *
1 Tom watched TV last night. (listened to music)
Put the past simple form of the verbs
Tr dr vat h TII r; 'lht. HI d
into the correct box.
m
• create • tidy • arrest • decide 2 Lucy arrived home at 6:00. (8:00 )
• destroy • stop • sail • face • enjoy ..................................................................
• travel • play • ca rry • listen • wa lk
• reply • try • wait • drop • live 3 We visited an old castle last weekend. (an
• watch • visit • want old theatre)
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Vocabulary Listening
• * .=--:. Listen to Henry
* Use the verbs from the list in the POIt limp/e to talking to Susan about a
film he saw and choose the
complete the gaps in the sentences.
correct answer A, B or C.
• disappear • sink • destroy • survive • protect
• rule • travel • raise • dedicate
2 ** I: ) Listen and complete the email. 3 The main character was very
A boring
B exciting
Hi Oanny! C interesting
How are you? I went to the 1) .......................... last
weekend wi th my 2) ........................... I saw a great 4 Robert Down is ......... .
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Grammar 2 A: What ................................... (you/ get)
for your birthday?
• Past simple (irregular B: lots of nice things! My best friend ...... .
verbs) .............. (give) me The Lion, The Witch
1 * Wr ite the past forms of the verbs . and the Wardrobe by C.S. lewis.
3 A: Paul and I ................................. (spe nd)
1 have .................. . 7 do ...................... .
last weekend at our grandparents' house.
2 come ................. . 8 go ..................... ..
B: Really? What ..................................... .. .
3 wear .................. . 9 eat .. ... ................ .
(you/ do) there?
4 drink .... ............. . 10 spend ................. .
A: Well, on Sunday we ................... (ta ke)
5 take ................ ... . " buy .................... .
a picnic to the river. We ..................... ..
6 write ................. . 12 sing .................... .
(swim) in the river, too!
* Look at what lody
2 did/ B: It sounds like you ...................... (have)
didn 't do last a great time!
weekend and make 4 A: .................................. (you/ know) that
sente n ces. j.R.R. Tolkien, the author of The Lord of
• meet her friends (.I) the Rings, ................................. (know)
• see an action film (,/) many languages?
• read a good book (X) B: ~s.Hea l ro ... ............................. ......... .
• eat piua (1) (create) some of his own languages.
• go shopping with her mum (I ") A: How interesting!
• buy a pair of jeans (/)
3 * Use the verbs In brackets In the past 3 Did WiIliam Wallace die in the fifteenth
dmple to complete the sentences , century? No, he ........ .
1 A: ............................................ (you/ see) A didn 't B hadn't C did
any films last weekend? 4 Could you play the gUitar when you were
B: No, I ........................... (go) to a music ten? Yes, .........
festival instead. A I did B you can C I cou ld
A: What ................................. (be) it like? 5 Did you ........ to the cinema on Friday
B: Actually, it .............................. (no t be) night? Yes, I did.
ve ry good. I ........................................ . A go B went C goes
(not like) the bands.
6 Were they painters? No, they .........
A wasn't B didn't C weren't
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• ts
1 * l abel the pictures .
1 2 .......................... .
,,... ...."N.
.. ,'. .%
4
•
.......................... .
1
'
~ \ ' ...-
..., . '''' .. '
5 7 .......................... .
6 .......................... .
8 .......................... . 9 .......................... .
10 .......................... .
2 A: Did you have a nice time last weekend? 6 A: Which is your favourite type of music?
B: ............................................................ . B:
4 A: Could you dance when you were six? 8 A: Do you play a musical instrum ent?
B: B: ............................................................ .
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Writing .. Fill In the gaps with the adjectives
In the list .
• m you
• boring • amazing • likeable • sad
• funny
Read th e emall and put the
paragraphs In the correct order. 1 The special effects are ............................... !
2 The main character is very ... .. .............. .... .
3 I didn 't really like the plot of the film. I found
it ........................... .
To: Lucy 4 The ending of the film is very .................... .
From: Harry I couldn't stop crying.
Subject: Great fi lm! 5 The film is very ......................... I laughed
a lot.
Hi Lucy!
~ Last Sunday, I went to the cinema Cf!!1~a:. Complete the email
with my parents and my little brother and below about a film you saw at the
we saw a great animated film called 'Up'. cinema. Use Harry's emall In Ex . 1 as a
The fjlm is about the exciting adventures of model.
an old man called Carl Fredricksen. He ties
lots of balloons to his house and his house
flies away to South America. The plot is To:
interesting and the characters are very From:
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Grammar Bank 1 ,f:=
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The Indefinite article AI An Personal subject El; object pronouns
• We use the indefinite article a/ on before nouns in • We use personal subject pronouns before verbs
the singular to talk about a person, thing or animal instead of nouns or names.
in general. Ptt~r a d( ror Ht
• We use 0 before nouns which begin with a
consonant sound (b, c, d, f, g. h, j, k, I, rn, n, P, q, SUBJECT PRONOUNS
r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z). a bo , a ruler
We use on before nouns which begin with a vowel Sing ular Plural
sound (a, e, i, 0, u), an ant, an m I we
you you
The verb ' to be ' he/she/it they
- ~always with a capital letter
AFFIRMATIVE you • in the singular and plural
l ong Form Short Form he • for a man or a boy
l am we are I'm we' re she • for a woman or a girl
you are you' re It • for an animal or a thing
you are you' re
he Is they are he's they' re we • for people
she Is she's
they ..... for people, animals or things
it is it's
• We use object pronouns after verbs.
NEGATIVE Pder him !
l o ng Fo rm Sho rt Form
OBJECT PRONOUNS
I am not I' m not
you are not you aren 't f Sing ular Plural
he/ she/it Is not he/shelit Isn 't me us
we/you/they are not we/you/they aren 't
I you you
them
him/her/it
~
INTERROGATIVE
Am I ... 7 I Are you ... 7 wh - questions
Is he/she/it ... ? Are we/you/they ... ? • We use who to ask about people.
Wll o's ~hf' rh I~ m}
r- SHORT ANSWERS
friend. Maira .
• We use whot to ask about objects.
I Yes, I am . - nNO. I' m not. Wllan r~ I ()
• We use where to ask about places.
Yes, you are . No, you aren 't .
Yes, he/she/ it Is . No, he/she/it Isn't . Whert 's or
Yes, we/you/ they are. No, we/you/ they aren 't .! • We use how old to ask about age.
How old ~ Qrs
• We do not repeat the whole question in short
answers. We only use Yes or No, the subject When 's ,
• We use when to ask about time .
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.. blect & object
Complete with a/ an, as In the example. r
Rewrite the sentences. Replace the
underlined words with the correct
subject or object pronoun.
1 A: 13 It a classroom?
B: M it ,'r. It a school.
1jjJ)
". ". 5 A: ............ .... dictionaries?
B: ................................. .
Grammar Bank 2
• Nouns ending in -$, -$S, -sh, ·ch, -K, -0 , take -tS in
have got the plural. •b I~l, ~r.s,
We use the verb have got to: t(h i t . hb~ heJ 01 ~ • lOj les
e ti llfO •
a) show that something belongs to somebody.
• Nouns ending in a vowel + -y take -$ in the plural.
h go a s. b. • b. r'5
b) describe the characteristics of people, animals or
things. hOJ got t b
• Nouns ending in a consonant + -y drop the -r
and take -Ies in the plural.
c) talk about relationships. hO\l~ got n
C Iy • CIties, Q rry' truw 'fltl
• Nouns ending in ·f or ·fe drop the -f or -fe and take
AFFIRMATIVE -yes in the plural. 11(' leaves • le • wIVes
Long Fo rm Short Form
I/you have got Ifyou've got [ IRREGULAR PLURALS ~
he/she/it has got he/she/it's got ~ Singular - . Plural
man -+ men, woman _ t women, child - I child ren,
we/you/they have got we/you/they've got
foot --t feet, looth ..... teeth, mouse -+ mice,
person"'" people
NEGATIVE
long Fo rm Short Form
.I
This/ These - That/ Those
I/you have not got I/you haven 't got
• We use this/ these to point to people, animals or
he/she/it has not got he/she/it hasn 't got things near us.
we/you/they have not we/you/they haven 't Th J These
go. go.
• We use this/ these to introduce people.
INTERROGATIVE Thi} These t: f'!, f d~ Pc /1" JOf
Have l/you/we/they got? Has he/she/it got?
• We use that/ those to poin t to people, animals or
things far away from us.
SHORT ANSWERS That c
,~,
Grammar Bank 2
P r
Put the words In the correct order. Write the plurals.
4
Has your parents got a car?
4 teacher/Miss lones ................................... .. 1 she/dance? (/) Can she .Jnt J re~. ~/le ]n.
2 Ben/fly a plane? (1)
5 siste rs/Mary and lessica ........................... ..
3 you r mother/ rid e a bike? (/)
6 grandparents/ Michael and Jean .......... ...... .
4 you/run fast? (1)
Grammar Bank 3
Note: We can use some in interrogative sentences to
There is/ There are make offers or requests.
Singul ar Plural WI ~ome \ (offer)
ome (request)
There is a crayon.! There are
Affirm ative
There's it cc,- a~y~oCnC"-<cc~,a~y~o~n='~"--;,-_
, Prepositions of place
There isn't a There aren't
Negative
crayon. any crayons.
-----',-;-'-,;-
Inte rrogative Is there a crayon? Are ther?e any
crayons.
,s If any ,
and uncountable nouns. rh orer '/ any v' n
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There IsI
Look at the picture and fill In the gaps
Complete the with the correct preposition.
1 gaps with
there is/ are.
1 on/walk/the/grass/don't
Choose the correct word. ,
3 2 clean/kitchen/let's/the
1 There are any/some/ an books on the desk.
2 There isn't some/a/an armchair in the hall. 3 eat/don't/class/in
3 Are there any Iso me/ a notebooks in the
schoolbag? 4 teeth/brush/your
4 Have you got an / a/ some apple?
5 John has got any/a/ some pens on his desk. 5 don 't/please/talk
6 Is there so me/ a/ an window in the room?
7 There aren't an /some/a ny towe ls. 6 speak/don't/your/with/full/mouth
8 Can I have some/any/a biscuit, please?
Grammar Bank 4
Present simple (afflrmatl.e) Present simple (Interrogatl.e " short
answers)
AffiRMATIVE
I{you sleep we/you/they sleep INTERROGATIVE
he/ she/it sleeps Do I/you dance? Do we/you/they
Does he/she/it dance? dance?
j
• We form the affirmative of the present simple
with the subject pronoun (ljyou/he/she/it/we/you/
they) or noun and the base form of the verb SHORT ANSWERS
(speak, walk, ete.). Yes, I/you do. No, I/you don 't .
• We use the present simple to describe permanent Yes, he/she/it does . No, he/she/it doesn't .
states, repeated actions, habits and dally Yes, we/you/they do . No, we/you/they don't.
routines.
I five n R/'/1, (permanent state) • We form the third person singular in the
He ploys 1nl everydo (repeated action) interrogative with does + subject + main verb
Sf! wol/u r w( (habit) (without -s). DOl Ii e
Th finish t5 0 • (daily routine) • We form all the other persons with do + subject +
main verb. Dc lilr
Spelling (3rd person singular)
• We form the third person singular (he/she/it) by Possessive case
adding -s to the end of most verbs.
s. To show possession:
• We add ·es to verbs that end in -!i, -sh, -ch, ·x, or - a) We add's to names and singular nouns.
o. Tc J :J
e·. ., les, b) We add' to plural nouns ending in -s.
l, e.~ , ifS bOyl
• Verbs ending in a consonant + -r, drop the -y and In general, the possessive case is used for people. In
take ·ies. order to talk about things, we use the preposition of.
liel, Compare the examples.
• Verbs ending in a vowel + -y, take -s. t BUT oJ
Pl S, I ra~ r • We use who 's to ask about a person .
Wh( 'oS r Cl . ly
Time expressions used with the present simple: • We use whose to ask about possession.
usually, often, every day/week/month, sometimes, etc. WhOle 1 I :11
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Grammar Bank 4
Pr sent si p " rr ~
Use the verbs In brackets to complete 4 ............. your parents go to the gym?
the sentences, as In the example.
5 ............. yourfriend play the guitar?
1 (live) in Coventry.
2 Martin ............................... (wash) his hai r
every day.
3 Mark is a teacher. He ............................... ..
(work) at St Paul 's School. Choose the correct Item.
4 Jane and So phi e ............................ (study)
Med icine at UCl.
, This is ......... notebook.
A Marcia's B Marcia C Marcias'
5 They ....................... (have) a cup of tea in
the afternoon. 2 These are the ......... suitcases.
6 In the morn ings, Mrs Ga lloway ................. . A boys B boy C boys'
(t ake) her daug hter to school. 3 .. ....... Alan? He's my brother.
7 We .............. (go) to the park at weekends. A Whose B Who's C Who
8 Every Mond ay, I ............................. (cycle) 4 This is the ......... car.
to schoo l. A wo man's 8 women C woman
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Grammar Bank 5
Adverbs of frequency • We use the superlative to compare one personl
thing etc with the entire group. Ht: the tallest
• Adverbs of frequency can be used with the present h We use the ... of/ in with the superlative.
simple to tell us how often something happens. We use In with the superlative when we talk about
(How ohen? Usually.) places. He the tallest of I (j NI the longest
Some of these are: in ~ rid (NOT: s( the waRd)
alwoys (100%) often (50%) never (0%) Form
ulually (75%) sometimes (25%) • With adjectives of one or two syllables, we form the
• Adverbs of frequency go before the main verb comparative by adding -er, and the superlative by
but after the verb to be. adding -est. big bigger b gest
/S uo/ly goel v t:,. Jat • With adjectives of more than two syllables, we form the
h sometimes getl ut) 'r. comparative with more and the superlative with the
is o lway~ Of most. e~penSIVe more f.'Jl.p n.lve tile most eJl.pemive
• With some adjectives of two syllables, like cleve,.,
narrow, gentle, friendly, etc, we for m the
Prepositions of time (at, on, In)
comparative and superlative with -er/- est or with
AT ON mo,.e/ most. dl y 'f1dlier f- na/iest or
the time: at 7 o'clock days: on Monday, on 'nd! more J! most let),
holidays : at Christmas, New Year's Day Spelling
al Easter, at the weekend dates: on May 6th • To adjectives of one syllable that end in -e, we add
In the expressions: part of a particular -r in the comparative and -st in the superlative.
at the moment, at noon, day: on Tuesday evening er p sf
at night, at midn::;g~h::.I_ _ --==-__--c:===:::: • Adjectives of one syllable that end in vowel +
consonant, double the fina l consonant and add
IN
·er/- est. 'er rest
months: in September • Adjectives of two syllables that end in ·Iy or -y, change
seasons: in the winter/spring/summer/aurumn y to I and add ·er/-est. DJ h Iffl iet I >iest
In the expressions; in the morning/afternoon/
evening, in an hour; in a minute, in a week/ few Irregular forms : good - better - best,
days/month/ year bad - wone - wont, much/many - more - most
Note the examples:
• We do not use prepositions of time with the words
today, tomorrow, tonight or yesterday. very + adjective/adverb - It '5 very da rk in here.
C lm t my 1]( U~I tom )(( w.,. nmg much + comparative - It's much colder today than yesterday.
Adverbs of degree
Comparative/ Superlative adjectives
We use adverbs of degree to make an adjective
Us. stronger or weaker. They go before the adjective.
- - ,- - - ,- - - or not very big (1)
rn
ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE I
working working
Time expressions used with the present
continuous: now, at the moment, at presen t, etc.
NEGATIVE Note: We use the present simple for dai ly routines,
Long Form -:S~h-o~,t~f~o-'-m-----1 habits and permanent states.
-----l-c--------,-,---- --I Sally slarts work ot 9 o 'cloc , (daily routine)
I am not working I'm not working He walks to worK. (habit)
you are not working you aren 't working He lives In a flat. (permanent state)
he/she/it Is not working he/she/it I5n ' t working
we/you/they are not we/you/they aren ' t Present simple - Present continuous
working working
Some verbs do not usually have a present continuous
tense because they describe states rather than
INTERROGATIVE actions: like, love, want, know
Am I working ... 1 Are we/you/they f' h (NOT: ~1''''H'I>-I~'';kl''
·I'I~g our new house.)
Are you worki ng ... ? working ... ? (NOT: I'H'I !e~';Rg cooking.)
Is he/she/i t working ... ? I want or e. re. (NOT: J'm W91'1tiRg an ice cream.)
I know Mat (NOT: I'm ~RewiRg Moria.)
SHORT ANSWERS
Yes, I am .
--------<
No, I' m not.
Yes, you are. No, you aren 't .
Yes, he/she/it Is . No, he/she/it Isn 't .
Yes, we/you/they are . No, we/you/they aren ' t .
Form
We form the present continuous with the verb to be
and the main verb + ·lng.
Spelling
• Most verbs add ·IRg. p lying, mb - c '''"'' ;ng,
ring
• Verbs ending in ·r drop the ·e and add ·Ing . r
ling, jng
• Verbs ending in one stressed vowel between two
consonants double the last consonant and add
·;ng. m !inning, I IWng, Im wl mming
• Verbs ending in ·1, double the ., and add ·jng. ravel
lIing
• Verbs ending in ·/e, drop the ·/e and add .y + ·;ng.
ie lying
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Grammar Bank 6
Present Simple or
Put the verbs In brackets Into the present continuous.
Fill In the gaps with the
It's 5 o 'clo ck in the afte rn oon .. .
verbs below In the present
1 Jill ................................................ (make) a cake now.
simple or the present
2 Helen and Tom ................................ (eat) sandwiches.
continuous.
3 Jill's grandparents ...................................... (drink) tea.
4 Bob .............................................. (do) his homework. - go • not/ ride - wear - like
- rain - cook - Betty/take
Look at the picture. Write questions. Answer them .
1 Bring an umbrella! It .............. ..
outside.
2 When it's cold outside, I always
.......................... a scarf.
3 Terence ....................... skiing
every winter.
4 ............................ pho tographs
at the moment?
5 John ..................... cooking. He
.......................... ...... right now.
1 lane/read a newspaper? ,ne If] C. n w~paper' 6 Doug ................................ his
h ook bicycle now.
2 Bill/sleep? ................................................................... .
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Grammar Bank 7
Countable/ Uncountable nouns A lot of/Lots of - Much/ Many -
• Countable nouns are nouns which we can count . How much/ How many/ A few/ A little
They have both singular and plural forms. • We use a lot of/ lots of in affirmative sentences
with either countable nouns in the plural or
• Uncountable nouns are nouns we cannot count . uncountable nouns. We omit of when a lot/ lots
(NOT: €IRe, !we sbgers, ete.) is not followed by a noun.
• Uncountable nouns usually have only singular Sh a la! a lot of p r:tUfI S
forms. These nouns include: n ~re (,/1 foh of milk m rh bailie.
food : rice, butter, flour, pepper, sugar, salt, ete. A. r, any if?
liquid: orange juice, milk, coffee, water, ere. B: Ye r; pre Q lot. fYel there' lots.
• We can use both uncountable nouns and plural • We use much or many in the negative and
countable nouns after phrases of quantity such as: a Interrogative. We use much with uncountable
jar/ bottIe/ piece/ loaf/ cup/ bar/ glass/ carton/ slice nouns and many with countable nouns in the
etc + of. plural .
lict 0 loa f of bread
don 't do lk much water
Il there much butter in the fridge?
A/ An/ Some/ Any I )01 '1' gal motl y peno/J
Hove you got many books?
COUNTABLE NOUNS • We use how much and how mony in questions. We
The re is an orange./ use how much with uncountable nouns and how
Affirmative many with countable nouns In the plural .
There are some oranges.
How much (Ofi" do you drink every day'
Negative There isn't an orange.! ] How many biscuits are there in the packet.'
There aren't any oranges
• We use a few with plufal countable nouns.
Is there an orange?/ We ve a few p/l's. We c. make on apple pie.
Interrogative
Are there any oranges? (not many but enough)
• We use a little with uncountable nouns.
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Wf ve g(l{ a little fI clr. Lt. make a pizza. (not much
but enough)
Affirmative There is some water.
Negative _ _-f--,-
T~ he
~r:::e isn't any water.
Interrogative Is there any water?
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Grammar Bank 7
ble Write the questions for the answers
below.
Write the words under the correct
headings. Add a/on or some. 1 Hr my ,es ore there ,n the bo~ket"}
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Grammar Bank 7
• for prom ises. I pron I \01 {/ your secre
be going to
• fo r on-the-spot decisions. I[ )101inhre
Form r n (1 windol
subject + verb to be (am /is/are) + going to + main • fo r threats. Stop 10/ Iq ( Id P In uU.
verb
Time expressions used with the future simple:
AFFIRMATiVE NEGATIVE tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, next week/month/
year, tonight, soon, in a week/ month/yea r etc.
I'm going to eat. I' m not going to eat .
He/ She/It's going to He/She/ It isn ' t going
eat. to eat. Will - Be going to - Present Continuous
We/You/They' re going We/You/They aren 't Us.
to eat . I going to eat.
We use be going to:
INTERROGATIVE SHORT ANSWERS • to talk about our futu re plans and intentions.
---+----------~ "If going lo play ler; /1 Or' g (= He's
Am I going to eat? { Yes, I am . plann ing to ... ) BUT
No, I' m not. We use will for on-the-spot decisions.
Is he/she/it g o ing to { Yes, he/she/ it Is . 'n I'I/put (I
eat? No, he/s he/it Isn 't . • to make pred ictions based on what we see or know.
Are we/you/they { Yes, we/you/they are . going to rain. Tt re al dar (ud rh ;ky.
going to eat? _ _~.-....:N~o::',~w~,::'/'-y"
ou::'/~t::
h'::-y::.".~.:.:n:.:'t:::J
. (I can see the clouds.) BUT
We use will to make predictions based on what we
• We use be going to to talk about our future plans think or imagine. hill h~ '/I pass h s.
or intentions. !! 's going to v I /11
We use the present continuous:
(She's planning to spend .. ./She intends • to ta lk about future fixed arrangements . Kat Is
to spend ... ) having m ,
• nme expressions used with be going to: in a little
while, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, in two/three
etc days' time, next week/month/year, tonight, soon, Must/Mustn't/Have to
this evening, in a week/month/year, ete. We use must/ mustn 't to:
• express obligation or duty. must r y( ur
Future Simple (will) (It's your duty.)
• give strong advice or express necessity .
Form mUll a d( (I' m telling you.)
subject + will + main verb • express prohibition . mustn r (It's
--~
A~FF~IR
~M~A
~T=I~
VE~----------' against the ru les.}
I
I/You/ He/ She/lt/We/You/They will/' II go . We use have to to express necessity :
Id (The doctor says
INTERROGATIVE SHORT ANSWERS so.) (It's the ru le.)
Ye s, I/you/ he/she/it/
WIII I/you/he/she/i t/ we/you /they will .
we/you/they go? No, I/you/ he/s he/it/we/
'---_ _ _ _ _ _ _-'-'- yo:::u::./t:.:h:.:,'-
y.:::.
won ' t ._ _..J
Us.
We use the future simple:
• for predictions about the future. (usually with the
verbs: hope, think, believe, expect, ImagIne etc;
with the expressions: I'm sure, I'm afraId, etc; with
the adverbs: probably, perhaps, ete.)
tot
oh /1 " 'SI
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Grammar Bank 7
Fill In wifl or going to In the correct form .
••
;( •••.
...'...-
Complete the
sentences with
.~~
Fill in will or won't to make the must/have to or
sentences true for you. mustn't. ,
To stay healthy.. .
1 I think I .................... stay in tonight.
1 You .......... eat a lot of fruit and vegetables.
2 My friends .................... go to the park
2 You ............. put a lot of salt on your food.
tomorrow.
3 You .. ........................... drink a lot of water.
3 My pa rents .................... travel abroad this
4 You ...................................... eat breakfast.
summer.
S You ......................... eat a lot of junk food.
4 My friend .................... go to the library th is
afternoon.
S i .................... watch TV tonight. o
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Grammar Bank 8
Was/Were (past simple of the verb to be) Past Simple (regular/Irregular verbs)
Affirmative Negative Affirmative Negative
I was I was not/ wasn 't I/you/he/she/etc. I/you/he/she/ete. d id not/
you were you were not/weren't played/ate. didn ' t play/eat.
he/5he/it was he/she/it was not/ wasn 't
we/you/they were we/you/they were not/ weren 't ~ Interrogative Short Answers
Interrogative Short Answers Did I/you/ete. Yes, I/you/ete. did .
play/eat? No, I/you/ete. didn 't.
Was I. .. ? Yes, I/he/she/ it was .
Were you ... ? No, I/he/she/it wasn 't . • The past simple affirmative of regular verbs is
Was he/s he/ lt....? Yes, we/you/they were . formed by adding -ed to the verb. I clean I cleaned
Were we/you/they... ? No, we/you/they weren 't . Spelling
- Verbs ending in -e take only ·d. I hate - I hated
The past simple of the verb to be is wos/ were.
- Verbs ending in a consonant + ·r drop the ·r and
We use was/ was not (wasl! 't) with " he, she, It.
take ·ied. I 'ry I tried. I cry I cried
We use were/ were not (weren 't) with we, you, they. We
- Verbs ending in a vowel + ·r retain the .y and take
form the interrogative with was/ were + subject
pronoun/ noun. lone was 0/ work Ihi~ morning. Bob ·ed. I :itay - I cayed
- Verbs ending in one stressed vowel between
wasn 't at the p<'rk yesterday. Where was Tracy lost night?
two consonants double the last consonant and
TI.ere was/There were (past simple of take ·ed. I nop - I Ihupped
there Is/ there are) - Verbs ending in -I double the ·1 and take ·ed.
(ral - tra~ lied
SINGULAR PLURAL -I • For Irregular verbs see list of Irregular Verbs.
There was a There were Us.
Affirmative statue in the some paintings The past simple is used to talk about actions which
~~I:~:.
~~ the walls. took place at a particular time in the past. They arrived
wasn ' t There weren ' t In Madrid lost Saturday_ (When? Last Saturday. - The
Negative a concert last any apples in the time is stated .) H: -'y travelled by train. (When? last
night. fridge. I Saturday. - The time is implied.)
Was there a Were the re any Time expressions used with the past simple:
Interrogative book on the people in the yesterday, last week, last month, last year, two
chair?
coom?
Yes, there was . Yes, there were.
1 days/weeks/months/ years ago, in 1957, ete.
Short Answers No, there No, there Had (past simple of the verb to have)
~
, wasn' t . weren ' t .
Affirmative Negative
I/you/ he/she/it/ I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they did
Could (past simple of can) we/you/they had not/ didn 't have
Affirmative Negative Interrogative Short Answers
I/you/he/she/it/we I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they Yes, I/you/he/she/it/
/yo u/they could could not/couldn't dance. Did I/yo u/he/she/ it we/you/they did .
dance. we/you/they have ... ? No, I/you/he/she/it/
we/you/they didn 't .
Interrogative Short Answers
• Had IS the past simple of the verb have (got) . It IS
Yes, I/you/he/she/it/ the same in all persons in the singu lar and plural.
Could I/you/he/she/it/
we/you/they could . • We form questions with did + subject + have.
we/you/they/dance?
No, I/you/ete. couldn ' t . Did he have Q·at 'en h wo' 0 :hild?
• Could ISthe past simple of can. Could (was able to) • We form the negative with did not/ didn 't + have .
is used with all persons, singular and plural. We use We did not/didn 't have a car ten { 'ar< ago.
could to talk about ability in the past. NOTE; We don't use got in the past simp le.
J--I hod a dog. (NOT: Ue ~ 99 yet 9 eey.)
Wh lIe was young, she could ride 0 bikf vef\
fast (= was able to ride a bike very fast)
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Grammar Bank 8
Was/ Were/ There was Write questions and answers, as in the
example.
Filii": was(n 't)/ were(n 'tJ/ there 1 Sue/paint the kitchen/yesterday? (the living
was(n 't)/there were(n 't). room)
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Vocabulary Bank 1
• Count. and nationalities
Write the names of the countries below on the map. The first letter for every country Is
1 given .
• China • the UK • Turkey • France • the USA • Italy • Russia • Mexico • Greece - Spain
,
9 ~R
- _ )
F____ _
'. 7 8
1 ___ -
T__ __ _
I
Match the countries to Write the nationalities for each country. Then,
2 their nationalities. 4 colour the flags using the code below.
IT[] Ch ina a Russian 1 = white 2 = green 3 = red 4 = blue
[IT] Ita ly b Greek
(ITJ Russia c Mexican Greece
[IT] the UK d Spanish
rn:J Mexico e French
[IT] Turkey f American
Italy
[ill Spain 9 Italian
[ill France h Bri tish
[IT] Greece Chinese
I!Q[] Russia
the USA Turkish
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Vocabulary Bank 1
• School subject.
1 Look at the map of the school. Write the subject for each classroom .
Complete the crossword with the school subjec:ts Answer the following
2 you see In the plc:tures.
3 questions .
..- '"
you have Engli sh lessons at
11
© your school?
r v:X+.v'
r-
r- \ .. I' I
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• Spor1:s
1 Label the pictures.
• athletics • badminton
• gymnastics • swimmi ng
• footba ll • tennis
1 2 .................... . 3 .................... .
• hockey • basketba ll
4 5 6 7 8
Follow the lines. What 's each person 's favourite sport?
1 jane' favounle sport IS gymnastics. 4 .... ...... ...... ......... ............ .. ..... .......... .... ...... .....
2 ......... .. .... ............. ,,',"','"'''''''''''' '''''''''''''''''' 5
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Vocabulary Bank 2
• Parts f the bod
1 Write the names of the parts of the body next to the correct number.
• eye • nose • ankle • moustache • head • hair . mouth • leg • arm • hand • lips
• knee • ear • beard • foot
1 ................... .
7 ................... .
2 .......... ......... . (
8 ................... .
3 ................... .
5 ................... .
10 .................. . 14 .................. .
6 ................... .
11 .................. .
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• Possessions/
Belongings
Label the pictures
1 of the obJects
d ...................... .
c....................... n ....................... g .......... ...... ..... ..
using words from
the box below.
• guitar • sunglasses
• trainers • notebook
v ...................... .
h ..................... .. t ....................... . b................... .... g ..... ................. .
• digital camera
• basketball • helmet 11 • ,... ,
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• handbag • gloves , ' ''P~-
• watch • bicycle
• comic book • cap b....................... s........................ w .............. ....... .
s....................... .
• skateboa rd • scarf
• video game
Match the pictures to their defi nitions . look at the pictures. Write sentences
2 Then, write the words. 3 about what they have got.
ITIJ You wear this when you ride a bike. 1 Kim has got a bICycle, a handbag and a pair
of _
wng/asses .
[ID You wear these on your feet. 2
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• F 'ee-time activities
2 Follow the lines. Then say what each person can do.
5 Chloe ....................... .
1 Can you spin a ba ll ? 3 Can you run fast? 5 Can you ride a bike?
2 Can you dance? 4 Can you balance on a ba ll? 6 Can you climb a mountain?
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Vocabulary Bank 3
• Rooms - Furniture - Appliances
1 Look at the picture below. Then, label the pictures with the correct word .
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4) ... ... .
2) ..
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bedroom
, . living room kitchen
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Look at the picture In Ex . 1 again and Circle the odd one out. Then explain
3 write If the sentences below are 6 why, as in the example.
T (true) or F (false) .
1 fridge - sink - desk
1 There is one pillow on the bed. F dp(i< is out. Tt ne rwo m. 0 kitchen.
2 There is an armchair in the living room. 2 bedside cabinet - bed - cooker
3 There are two chai rs in the kitchen. ................... is out. ................. ....... ............ .
4 There is a fridge next to the sink. 3 wardrobe - sofa - armchair
S There are three cushions on the sofa. ................... is out. .................................... .
6 There are two tables in the kitchen. 4 bedroom - bathroom - sofa
7 There is a sofa in the bedroom. ................... is out. .................................... .
8 There are seven cupboards in the 5 bookcase - bath - desk
kitchen. ................... is out. ................................... ..
6 table - sink - bedside cabinet
Read the descriptions below and flU In
4 the gaps with the correct word .
................... is out. .................................... .
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Vocabulary Bank 4
• Family members
Look a t
1 Katle's family
tree and labe l
the pictures.
• granddad
• grandma
• dad - mum
• brother
• sister - uncle
• aunt - niece
• nephew
• son
• daughter
- father-in-law
• mother-in-law
• cousin
• husband
• wife
brother
1 Martin is Helen's husband.
wife
2 Annie is Bill's ............... .
nephew
3 Martin is Peter's ................
daughter
4 Katie is Ben's ............... •
granddad
5 Ben is Peter's ................
aunt
6 Helen is Susan's ................
dad
7 Katie is Annie's ................
mother-in-law
8 Bill is Helen's ................
cousin
9 Annie is louise's ................
10 Helen is Martin's ................
............... . 4
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Peter is Annie's
Susan is Bill's ................
Answe r the questions about yourself.
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Vocabulary Bank 4
• Dally routines
Look at the pictures. What does Mike
1 do In the morning/ afternoon/ evening?
go to school. play compu ter games, go to bed,
get up, do homework, have dinner, have breakfast,
go to the gym, watch TV, have lunch, meet friends
1 Mike gets up e'1rly in the morning.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Read the text and fill In the gaps with the correct
2 phrase. Use the correct form of the present simple .
• cook dinner • watch TV • get up • play compute r games • walk to school
• do her homework • have break~f~as~t_.-.-:.:
ha~v~e~l:u~nc:h~•...2g:0~t:o~b:e:d:..._ _ _~_~...:::::.:;;:;;=::;;\"
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Emma " " 1) .............................. at 7 o'clock every morning . She gets dressed and
1 What time do you wake up on weekdays? 2 What time do you have breakfast?
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Vocabulary Bank 4
• Personality adjectives
1 Match the a djectives to t he pictures .
Match the opposit es. Read the questions and answer with the correct
2 4 adjective.
[IT] rude a serious
1 What do you call someone who tells great jokes?
[IT] strong b silly
......................................................... ........... ........ .
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• Jobs
Match the
1 pictures to
the jobs.
3
• vet s..................... .
• teacher p..................... .
f ...... ...... ....... .. . n ..................... .
• pilot v.................. ... .
• doctor
• singer
• scientist
• hairdresser
• photographer
• footballer
• nurse d ..................... .
• mechanic
• secretary s.................... ..
1.. ................... .
h..................... .
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Vocabulary Bank 5
• Animals - Pets
1 .............. parrot
2
1
5
4
6
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Read the statements and mark them as Read the text and answer the
3 T (true) or F (false). 6 questions .
6 Can it run?
Cross the odd one out.
5
I elephant: very big body / big ears I big
fins / long trunk
7 Answer the questions about yourself.
2 parrot: small body / long tail / sharp
1 Have you got a pet?
beak / big hooves
3 bear: thick neck ! big horns ! sharp
teeth ! thick fur
2 Which is your favourite animal?
4 giraffe: short legs / long neck / small ears /
small mouth
5 chicken: short legs / small body / short
3 Describe your favourite animal.
beak / big eyes
6 squirrel: long tail! short feet! big wi ngs !
thin fur
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Vocabulary Bank 6
• Seasons - Months
Use the words In the box to fill In the blanks.
1
L • November • August • December • June • February • April • September
1
2
4 ................... .
3 Fill In the gaps with the 4 Answer the questions about yourself.
next month or season.
1 Which is your favourite season?
1 August .........................
2 February .........................
2 What month is your birthday in?
3 summer .........................
4 December .........................
3 Which is your favourite month?
5 winter .........................
6 May .........................
4 Which is the hottest mOl1th of the year in your country?
7 spring .........................
8 Apri l .........................
5 Which are the winter months in your country?
9 autumn .........................
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Vocabulary Bank 6
• Weather
1 Match the words to the pictures.
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Vocabulary Bank 6
• Activities
Write the correct verb go, play,
1 make or do next to the activities .
........... kitesurfing
6 She loves gymnastics! She ..... . exe rcises every morning favourite activity?
before school.
A does B plays C makes 0 goes
7 I ...... swimming every day at my local swimming pool.
4 Which activities from Ex. 1 do
A play B do C make D go
you do at school?
8 I .. .... bowling w ith my friends every Sunday. We like it
very much!
A do B go C play o make
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Vocabulary Bank 6
• Clothes
1 a) Draw lines to match the words to the pictures.
• hat • shirt • jeans • shorts • top • sanda ls • T-shirt • skirt • suit • jacket • boots
• socks • trainers • tie • coat • jumper • gloves • belt • dress • trousers
-------=--=
2 Circle the odd one out. 4 Answer the questions about yourself.
1 suit, coat, .9loves 4 socks, shoes, jacket 1 What are you wea ring today?
2 dress, skirt, tie 5 jeans, top, jumper
3 belt, hat, shorts 6 trainers, boots, tie 2 What do you usually wea r at school?
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•
1 Labe l the pictures.
21 .......... ..... .
4 ............... .
10 ............... .
14 ............... . 18 ............... .
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2
lam b I salt I beef I chicken
water I milk I tea I sugar
3 oranges I butter I lemons I
bananas
4 lettuce I cabbage / carrots I
yogh urt
5 cheese I mi lk I oil / butter
6 cake I sa lad I ice cream I biscuits
7 grapes / corn / apple J pea r
8 cab bage I garlic / milk / ca rrot
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• Cont Iners ·tlv ,-
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Fill In with the correct word from the 1i5t.
1
• loaf • carton • slice • piece • bag
• bottle • glass • cup • bowl • packet
a ............. of flour.
"
, 1 a .. ...... ..... of bread. a ....... .... .. of soup.
What do you need to make Complete the sentences with the right concoinen or
2 a cake? Tick (.I ) the 3 partitives.
pictures, then write.
• piece • loaf • cup • packet • glass • slice
• bottle • bag • carton • bowl
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Vocabulary Bank 8
• Mythical creatures li body par s
1 Look at the photos of the mythical creatures and label their special features.
rn 1Jthical
en~atures
1 w ((,.., 2 b
1 h - ---
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4 h 3 f
3 b
I 5
1 1 e
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Vocabulary Bank 8
• T es of f Ims
1 Label the different types of films .
1 2 3 4 5 6
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10
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7 8 9
" 12
Fill In the gaps with the Fill In: detective, musicals, action, science·fiction, fantasy,
2 correct type of film.
3 comedies.
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• Adjectives describing films
1 Fill In the gaps with the correct adiective .
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• n
Use the words from the bo x b e low to label the mus ical In stru m ents .
1
• electric g uita r • cello • pia no • synthesiser • bass guitar • saxophone • violin • harp
• harmonica • accordion • drum • flute • acoustic guita r
2 ....................... .
3 ...................... ... )
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2 Find the types of music In the g rid below. 3 Answer the questions about yourself.
D V M G Y F S 0 X J
I E T H N I C R C R 2 Do you play a musical instrument? Which
D K F J w M P Q L K o~ ......................................................... .
I L P 0 P Z R E A G
S A D Q L L 0 U S U 3 What kind of music do you listen to?
C C B Y K K C V S S
0 S N E H H K B I A
B W X Z 0 0 I Y C P
H E A V Y M E T A L
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Translate these words/ phrases into your language.
athletics
(Student's Book p. 9) badminton
gymnastics
English football
leT swimming
Music hockey
History tennis
Maths basketball
Physical Education
Art
Science
Geography
Design &. Technology (Student's Book p. 15)
1 I'm Spanish.
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5 Can he ride a bike?
(Student's Book p. 23)
6 This is my guitar.
eye
head 7 She can't run very fast.
hair
ear
nose
mouth
lips
teeth (Student's Book p. 27)
moustache How can I help you? .................................... .
beard I want to buy a souveni r..................................... .
arm How about this cap? .................................... .
leg That's a good idea. .. .................................. .
knee How much is it? .................................... .
ankle Can I have two please? ......................... ........... .
hand That', 00' .................................... .
foot Here you are.
s
(Student's Book p. 26)
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ride a bike
dance
drive a ca r
jump (Student's Book p. 33)
run fast
fly a plane bedroom
ski bathroom
play the guitar living room
dive kitchen
swim hall
climb
balance on a ball
spin a ball
nees
(Student's Book p. 3S)
Write the sentem:es in your language. ceiling
window
1 What does he look like? wardrobe
pillow
2 What can you do? bed
bedside cabinet .................................................. .
3 I'm short and plump. desk
poster
4 She's young and thin. wall
bookcase
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carpet 10th (= tenth) ............. .......... ............... .
mirror 11 th (= eleventh) ...................................... .
washbasin 12th (= twelfth) ...................................... .
toilet 13th (= thirteenth) ...................................... .
bath 14th (= fourteenth) ...................................... .
stai rs 15th (= fifteenth) ...................................... .
floor 16th (= sixteenth) ...................................... .
sink 17th (= seventeenth) ...................................... .
cooker 18th (= eighteenth) ...................................... .
cupboard 19th (= nineteenth) ..................................... ..
fridge 20th (= twentieth) ................. ..................... .
chair 21 st (= twenty·first) ...................................... .
table 22nd (= twenty-second) ...................................... .
painting 23rd (= twenty-third) ..................................... ..
armchair
curtains
cushions
sofa
(Student's Book p. 38)
fireplace
door ant
flea
Write the sentences In your language. beetle
fly
1 Is there a fireplace in the living room? scorpion
spider
2 What's your house like? moth
cockroach
3 Have you got a big garden? bedbugs
woodworm beetle
4 My desk is in front of the window.
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nurse
hairdresser
..................... _._._--
................................
secretary ..............................._.-
photographer ...... ..............................
(Student's Book p. 45) pilot ............. .. ...................... -
mechanic ........................................
granddad/grandma ............................. ............... play football ..................... ... ... ............ .
dad/ mum ............................................ teach children ................... ........ . ........... .
brother/sister ........................................ look after sick an ima ls ..... ........ ....................... ... .
uncle/aunt ................ ............................ look after sick people ................ ...................... ..
niece/nephew ............................................ do people's hair .. ..................................... .
son/daughter .... .. ................................... ... type letters . ......... ............................. .
father-in-law! .. .......................................... take photographs ............................. ......... ..
mother-in-law .................................... ........ fly planes .. ..................... .................
husband /wife ......................... ................... repair cars ........................................
cousin ............................................
Write the sentences In your language.
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MODULE~ legs
big/small body/mouth/
ears/nose/head
Animals thick fu r
(Student's Book p. 57) thin legs/tail/neck
cow
horse Write the sente nces In your language.
sheep
fox 1 Foxes live in the wild.
squirrel
eagle 2 How much does it weigh?
duck
chimpanzee 3 How often do you feed you r cat?
chicken
rabbit 4 Kangaroos eat plants.
hamster
elephant 5 Cheetahs have got strong legs.
bear
domestic 6 Fish have got scales.
wild
pet 7 What does it look like?
Parts of animals
(Student's Book p. 59)
mouth
eyes (Student's Book p. 63)
tail Would you like to
sca les see my new pet?
fin What is it?
horns Oh my goodness!
ea rs What's wrong?
body I' m afraid of spi ders .
fur Get it away from me!
hooves Don't be silly.
legs Are you sure it's safe?
head Would you like to try?
beak
feathers .................................... ....................•
tail
wings
D .scribing animals
(Student's Book p. 59)
sha rp beak/claws!
teeth
short/long tail/neck
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4 We're having a fantastic time here.
MODULE@
5 It's warm and sunny today.
Sea. oos/ Mont
(Student's Book p. 69)
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We skirt top
(Student's Book p. 69) socks boots
sand al s ..... ................... jeans
It's raining. .................................................... . trainers ........................ trousers ....................... .
It's snowing. .................................................. ... .
It's foggy. ..... ........................... ................. .... .
It's hot. .............. ................. ...................... . Useful phrases
It's (very) cold ..................................................... .. (Student's Book p. 7S)
It's cloudy. . .................................................... .
So, what do y ou think?
It's sunny. ..................................................... .
They look really nice
It's warm. ......................... ..... ....................... .
on you. ................................... .
It's windy. ...................... ... .. ... ..... .. .. .. .... ........ .
Do you think so? ................................... .
It's freezing. ............................................... ...... .
I th ink they' re great. ........... .. ...................... .
Actl '1 I I prefer them in black . ................................... .
(Student's Book p. 71) Do you think they' re ................................. .
expensive? ................................... .
go skiing How much do they cost? ....... .... ... .................. ... .
play computer games That's not too bad . ................................. .
go camping rll~ ~~_. ................................... .
go kitesurfing/
windsurfing
go bowling
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do exercises
go swimming
make a snowman Food & drin~
play basketball (Student's Book p. 81 )
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cabbage I'd like a hamburger
beef and a portion of chips,
rice please.
corn large or small?
bread Would you like
potatoes anything to drink?
carrots That's £3.50, please.
lettuce Here you are.
garlic
Write the sentences In your language.
breakfast
2 I like burgers but I don't like hotdogs.
lunch
dinner
3 Would you like a sandwich?
dessert
snack
4 Can I eat this?
cereal
soup
5 What would you like to eat?
sandwich
toast
milk
salad
pizza MODULE@
pasta
cake Mythical creatures
ice cream (Student's Book p. 93)
crisps Cyclops
biscuits
dragon
unicorn
ner El partltlves Phoenix
(Student's Book p. 83) hippogriff
Centaur
a loaf of bread
Chimera
a bottle of oil
a carton of milk
a glass of water Types of films
a bag of sugar (Student's Book p. 95)
a slice of pizza
a piece of cheese action
animated cartoon
a cup of tea
a bowl of rice comedy
historical
horror
U I phrases musical
(Student's Book p. 87)
adventure
romance
Can I help you? detective
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western
science-fiction
fantasy
jJ Musical Instruments
(Student's Book p. 107)
electric guitar
harmonica
cello
Adjectives describing films accordion
(Stude nt's Book p. 9S) acoustic guitar
piano
boring
drum
interesting
synthesiser
sad
flute
funny
bass guita r
exciting
saxophone
frightening
violin
harp
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Irregular Verbs
Infinitive Past