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Vocabulary
Weather
7 l_______g 8 s___h___
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2Match the columns to form phrases.
1 strong A forecast
2 clear B storm
3 heavy C hot
4 violent D spells
5 scorching E winds
6 cool F sky
7 weather G rain
8 sunny H cold
9 freezing I breeze
2 Jim was …………………… with Max and didn't talk to him for days.
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Grammar
Past continuous
What were Lauren and her family doing last Sunday afternoon? Look at the pictures and
use the prompts to ask and answer questions.
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?Lauren’s grandparents/shop 5
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Everyday English: Replace the underlined phrases (1-5) with the phrases from the list (A-E).
A: Hi, Bob. 1) How are you? I heard you had an accident in last night's storm.
B: I’m OK now but I wasn’t last night.
A: Why? What happened?
B: I was lying in bed reading a book when a tree branch came crashing through my
window from the terrible storm. There was glass all over the floor. 2) I was scared.
A: Oh no! 3) That’s awful.
B: Yes, it was. Luckily, the glass didn’t hit me.
A: 4) You were very lucky.
B: I know.5) I'm glad I'm OK now.
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Writing
Read the rubric and write your email.
Your school’s English club is running a short story competition. The story must end with the
sentence: It was the most terrifying experience of my life. Your story must include:
bad weather
a boat
Write your story for the competition (50-100 words).
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Al-Iman Schools (Boys' section) Teacher: Ahmed Kamal
On Screen Unit 4 Date: …… /…… /………
Name:………………………………… Class: 8 / ……………
Vocabulary
Parts of the body
1Label the body parts: arm, shoulder, chest, finger, leg, knee, neck, wrist, ankle, nose.
1……………………….
2……………………….
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6……………………….
Activity 1-B/ Use 5 part of the body from the upper activity and make meaningful sentences
using them .
Example: A knee is that body part which exist at the middle of the leg.
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2 Complete the crossword.
4 7
2 3
4 5 6
1 2 3
5 6
3 Sports Verbs
Fill in: kick, pass, score, practise, beat, warm up, win, exercise.
1 It’s important to ………………………… correctly before you do any sport to
avoid injury.
2 In order to ………………………… the tournament you have to
………………………… all the other teams.
3 Swimming is a great way to ………………..…… your whole body.
4 The team managed to ………………………… six goals in their last match.
5 In football, you ………………………… the ball with the side of your foot to
……………………… it to another player.
6 I’m quite good at baseball but I need to ………………………… my pitch.
Food & Drink
4 Complete the table. Use: lobster, cake, prawns, milk, pineapple, ice cream,
apple juice, cereal, coffee, onion, cheese, watermelon, beef, potato, chicken, rice.
Grammar
countable/uncountable nouns
Fill in a, an or some.
**** Use the data from the table underline the modal verbs then define
each sentence according to the modal verb used in each sentence:
Example The use
You shouldn't eat fast food. Advice
They must go right now.
He doesn't have to wake up early.
I might stay at home tonight.
We should buy a new play station.
We can't stop playing video games.
You mustn't play for more than 30 minutes.
Could you please help me?
I can play viva 2019 professionally.
Shall we go to the city center now?
Writing
Read the rubric and write your email.
Your English e-friend, Michael, can’t decide which sport to take up: hockey or cycling and
he asks you for your opinion. Write an email telling Michael what you think (50-100
words).
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