Vocabulary [40]

Complete the following table with the words given below.

There are words you do not need.

quizz show reporters interviewers comedy/sitcom famous people comedians

ordinary people singers performing live world soap opera commentators

TELEVISION
DEFINITION TV PROGRAMME PEOPLE INVOLVED
A programme with musical acts, usually (1)
music show Host bands and (2) singers.
performing live.
reporters and (3)
A programme about sports. sports programme
commentators.
A programme about what's happening in
the (4) world today in politics, sports and news (5) reporters
the economy, etc.
A fictional story that is broadcast regularly,
based on several stories about a group of (6) soap opera Actors.
characters.
A programme which follows the life of (7)
reality show Contestants.
ordinary people everyday.
A programme that's funny, that makes us
(8) comedy/sitcom (9) comedians and actors.
laugh.

The Internet
Match the verbs with the correct pictures. There’s an example to help you.

0. play
M
10. gallery
L

1
11. inbox
I
12. settings
J
13. cloud
K
14. favourites
H
15. calendar
F
16. location
G
17. navigation
C
18. search
D
19. network
E
20. bookmark
B

Grammar [60]

Complete the sentences with the prepositions of time: IN, ON or AT. [20]

1. My birthday is in December.
2. My class starts at 8:30 am.
3. I’m playing computer at the moment
4. On Monday I’m going to buy a new CD.
5. I usually meet my friends at the weekend.
6. She was born in 2000.
7. I go jogging in the morning
8. Sue got a surprise on her birthday.
9. They went to New York at Christmas.
10. I love the weather in Spring.

Rewrite the following sentences in the REPORTED SPEECH. [30]

1. “l looked in the house for Robert, yesterday."

Linda told Jim she had looked there in the house for Robert.
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2. "I saw ‘The Avengers’ last year”.
Jill told Karen she had gone snowboarding the previous year/the year before.

3. “l have spent all morning on the internet reading emails."

Peter told his boss he had spent all morning on the internet reading emails.

4. “I play football on Saturdays.”

John told Jessica he played football on Saturdays

5. “Peter is my best friend.”

Steven said Peter was his best friend.

6. “I’m writing an email to my teacher now.”

Jane said she was writing an email to her teacher then

Complete the sentences with must, mustn't, should, can or can't. [10]

1. Carl CAN drive a car, since yesterday. He passed his driving test.

2. If you need to earn more money, then you SHOULD get a job.
3. I'm afraid you CAN’T park there, otherwise I will have problems taking the car out.

4. We MUST pay the electricity bill by Friday, it's the last day!
5. Don't you know it's illegal to hold that beer in the car? You know you MUSTN’T drink and
drive!