Past Simple - regular and irregular past + Time expressions + Past Continuous + Pronunciation - consonants have + noun [CCL Past Simple 1 Positive Complete the text with the Past Simple form of the verbs in the boxes. There are many ways to cross from England to France — by boat, plane or Eurostar, for example. But one man chose another form of transport. Teel cl beore Jonathan Trappe‘ fed $+ balloons toa chair and floated across the Channel. He “1v/ the fst person to cross the Channe! with ballooas filled wich helium. Mr Trappe? J of ffom an aired near Ashford a am. | He _cine/isl a height of 1,200 metres and * Jara | top speed of 40km/h. plan land control tke Ane fy The journey was 22 miles, andit* Ta. over four hours. | He” Juvshy} ima field in northern France He* £ali)>y) | his landing by cutting away some of the balloons. } ) He’ ;Jnssu the trip carefully. He needed permission | from aviation authorities, and he was equipped with sat-nav, | a radio, and oxygen. | Mr Trappe, 36, thinks it's a wonderful way to fly. ‘A gas | balloon fies in complete silence’ he says. ‘I could hear the | waves from a height of 300 metres” | ‘Asa child, falways* And a dream of holding a bunch | of balloons and floating away into space. Didn't everybody?" | The first balloon crossing of the Channel was in 1785. | | | ‘A Frenchman, Jean-Pierre Blanchard, and an American doctor, John Jefferies," (S/W from Dover to Calais. ia Voak eas bad ball kote CE eee ee 18 Unit3 + Whatsin the news?2 Questions and negatives, 3. Regular and irregular verbs 1 Write the questions about Jonathan Trappe. 1. Write the Past Simple of these verbs 1 “How did he cross the channel? * 1 study studied “He crossed the Channel in a chair tied to balloons? try Suid 2 ‘How many lid hs Aa r hurry “huni “He had 54 balloons? 2 dle — 3 ‘Whattime did fe put oy aed 3 ‘Whattime di Ae pl off 9 antre “He set off at $ am! 3 plan 4 How fast chil fr Trayel_» stop “He travelled at a top speed of 40 km/h! travel 5 “How long 3! At Jnvnny tale 4 make feel send know = __ pyr “The journey took over four hours? 6 ‘Where dil De Pen “He landed in a field in northern France? whieh oth aoe A thy hme . Which of these past tense verbs rhv 7 What equipment di At fant the pairs that rhyme. Cross (x) the pairs thar “He had sat-nay, a radio, and oxygen’ 1 paid said zx 8 wrens He giod Lallern muon 2 = 7 2 saw wore v “The first balloon crossing was in 1785. 4 3 cur put x 2. Correct the information in these sentences. 4 read sid XZ 1 Jonathan sat in a basket. Sheard made He didnt cit ina basket, He cat na chair. 6 could stood 2. He set off from his garden. 7 broke took Jedibetd abeat by a4 Ava Dh vol hb om agit 8 ate met 3. He started his journey at 5.00 in era 9 won na gid A ted Toot yaby A609 Trwoen Ste et210 bought — caught 4 He flew at 500 metres. Dad Sry de Th waning @® Listen and check Wed fy af Sp ethos Sy play af 4200 tly ey ~ ; 2 5S The journey was 50 miles, ~ The afm ered 20 antler Ye wns 22 miler 26 3) Answer the questions with short answers. 1 ‘Did he cross the Channel by boat?" Ko, be dnt.” 2 ‘Did he sit ina chaie “30, hpdid 3 ‘Did heland in the seat* “y/o jy dude! A 4 ‘Did he need permission to make the wip” “Pi, Pedag ° $ ‘Did John Jefferies cross the Channel in 1785?" sys bedi Unit} + What's inthe news? 19Time expressions 4 Saying when 1 Complete the time expressions with in, at, or on 1 on Sunday 7 A christmas 2 te 2010 8 Lr April 9 Lo the morning 10 at night TL Ae the 19905 12 al midnight fore the moun or ago after the noun. 1 lat week night a week ten years year 6 = twomonths an 3. Complete the conversation with words from the box Past Continuous 5 Making the Past Continuous 1 This is what you saw when you arrived at work yesterday. Write sentences in the Past Continuous. When I arrived at work ... 1 Dave and Ellie/chat/next to photocopier Dave and Ellie were chatting next to the 2 Penny/eava cake finny vite iebing 1 rahe “ate tS) eae A When’ your birthday? o B | In September. A What day? B its? 2) the 13th. A. What year were you born? B I was born * in 1991. When's your birthday? A Itwas a couple of weeks * 4% , actually, It was my birthday’ 2° the 7th. B Really? What did you do* "\_ yourbirthday? A Not much.” lin 1 was 21, Thad a huge party with fireworks* 04_ midnight, and + Luck year we went to a club, but this year ‘was very quiet. B Well, were having a party for Sally's birthday. It's next Saturday * ot 8.00, Do you want tocome? A Great! Fdlove to! 20. Unit} + What'sin the news? 3 Martin/drink/coffee 3. Rob and Matt/talk/about last Vebond ol wor Ble 2, Complete the questions. ‘who 22 pave _cfutting top" niet “What 8 Penny “What {U2 you. 24, Sally?” “A new dress” wh you Felt vo Matt about, Robt? “The match: 3 Complete the negative sentences. 1 Martin wasn't erinking. (not drink) tea. 2 Dave and Ellie ttt 1 so\tu4 (not use) the photocopier, 3 Sally {etry not do) any work. Rob and Mat stitT fngnot at) about work.6 News stories Read the three news stories. Put the phrases in the box in the correct place in the st aun ‘Twelve-year-old James White became one of the youngest people to swim the English Channel when he completed the 21-mile crossing yesterday The journey took him just under 12 hours to complete. Hedrankhot soup | because he felt so cold in the water. The most difficult part ‘was avoiding all the boats’ said James. He ‘was exhausted but proud when he finally reached the coast of France MAN FINDS ROMAN COINS pensioner 2 found a pot that contained 1% while he was swimming ‘&, who was digging in his garden, who was driving dangerously, as 1 was planting potatoes ‘S., where his parents were waiting for him ‘a because he was going to vist his mother Channel Champion eg Sa ——— Police in Kentucky stopped a 31-year-old rman, Daniel McCarthy, What's in the news?St (Aula aq pue yup ey + pau Cour privy | png Aino yom spam Poe Pt agree Cewtiyy nyu Yee pact) ats 40 ungep vay thwoy! nate ‘sunou a}qejuno2uy, sunou ajqequne) SG STS Fe] Mtoe to0 xp suns ota, aou_ seep _Aevow assem eau jonad duress eins aydde Sunou ajqequnooun pue ajqeyunoy 7 Bo Tapa momye 6 TOTUyT AT paueappreose 9 — TRY VPRT s3ery009% 8 sno1s0q 01 Y0og 8 ¢ UFR PP mone z aureeBeu e ¢ sdowp quiey z aunypoig sepyoy e Jeo] panys © -sunyp asayy 193 ur nox azay sdoys amp ayy sdoys yang yay 1 sunon EET TE) suoyjydip — uonelsunuolg + S@YjO} puke POoy + pealq jo jeojy * sayy « ~~ auo ou/Suryjawos « Ayjuenb jo suoissaidxy + suNON3 Chocolate or a chocolate? 1. Sometimes a noun can be countable and uncountable. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with 4+ noun or just the noun. 1 Tike chocolate morning. 5 Wsmade of fix 6 Its alin ofjuice. 2 Complete the sentences with some + noun or a/an + noun, 1 Ta like an ice-cream | please. ol LO § Can you buy Laing 2 Unna « 4 CanThave 5 04 > BS | 2 Would you like some ea-erusm? i| \| eons RU 4 Have antcalle 2 Would you like a chocolate ? eigenen 6 Vneed sesh papi Eat. drink and be menry! Expressions of quantity 4 some or any? 1 Complete the sentences with some or any. 1 There isn't milk in the fridge. Is there Jus petrol in the car? Can you buy milk when you go out? Ineed to get “petrol on my way to work. Ineed 1 Thaven't got 2 3 4 Tdidnit buy 104 grapes. 5 6 change for the parking meter, money. Did you have *°+4_ problems with this exercise? 9 Can you lend me ! money? 10 Can you give me_jn0_ advice? 2. Correct the mistake in each sentence. some 1 Can Ihave bread, please? 2 don't want some tice. woh 3. Talike aft information about hotels in the town, please. 4 Hehas done aGery good work recently. 5 Thaver't got Paper. 6 Can I have'any'milk in my coffee, please? 5. How much? or How many? Complete the questions with How much or How many. 1 ‘Gw 44 children do you have?” “Three. Two boys and a girl? 2 ‘ile wwch butter do we need?” ‘Just one pack? 3 hur aman eggs did you buy?” “Halfa dozen: 4‘ Léw any people are coming for supper?" ‘Eight! 5 ‘Yer eurh do you can?’ “That's none of your business!” 6 ‘Line peau bedrooms are there in her house?" “Three?6 much, many, or a lot off Look at the picture, Complete the sentences with much, many, or a lot 1 The shop has alot of apples. 2 Teant see much bread. 3 There aren't Any. Sweets. ‘They haven't got uth cheese, ‘There are 1! of magazines, but there aren't So-y newspapers. There isn't Jour milk. But there are Hof. yoghurts. ‘Isthere wth salt?” “Yes, Lot ‘They dont have “th butter, \ enae of. cans of Cola, There are 1) 11 There isnt suit olive oil 12 There’s oh! rice, 7 afewora little? Match a question in A with a reply in B and C. A B c ¥ Does yourtooth hut?) — Tm trying to lose weight 2. Were there many people a the party? fm gong to the dentist tomorrow: 3) Have some cream with your dessert! ‘You can borrow them f you be: 4 Have you got any books on Rusia history?” Hida know anyone 8 Conversation in a shop ‘Complete the conversation with your own ideas. ‘A Good morning! Can ' _ ON you? B Yes. 1'd_Jidt tame _ grapes, please, Met muh wit they? A thakilo. 8 Cox tbat anicebuneh, please. And? haat pt ael ‘any bananas? A imsorry. ve only got afew left - just three. B-OK. Never mind. | need some vegetables. * Dost bus’ any broccolit A Yes, its right next to you, Help yourself. Aeylhing else? B thats all thanks, +L ths that? Av thal A 63,50, please. ® Listen and compare. j ‘Unit 4 + Eat, drink and be merry! 27something/no one... 9 Pronouns - someone... Look t the possible combrations some one : + | thing where every 1 Complete the sentences using the words in bold once only. someone anyone 1 There’ someone. on the phone for you. 2 Did anyone ring me last night? everything nothing 3 She has 2h1yfhog — a rich husband and a big house. 4 He has di/uoy not a penny to his name. everywhere 5 Tcarvt find my keys! I've looked J./7/y wink 6 I want to go away on holiday - maths hot. anyone 7 ‘Who did you speak to at the party?” ‘fin ff. I just stayed for ten minutes, then I left! 8 couldnt see arvyrt_I knew at the party, so I left. someone somewhere noone everyone 9 Ikwasa great concert! y24he9 enjoyed it. 10 Could 2#n{m) lend me £5 till the end of the week? 2 Complete the sentences with one of the words in exercise 1. 1 Does anyone know whose this book is? 2 3 Isthere azgfhvg 1 can do to help withthe meal? 4 Tm sounhappy. {/0fnP loves me. 5 I put my glasses omtaAtpsafe, and now I can't find them. 6 We're going to sing Happy Birthday. Extryeet has 10 join in, ae Sk 2. Read the rest of the article. Answer the questions. 3. Complete the sentences. Reading 10 Britain's favourite meal - fish and chips 1 @ Read the introduction and the paragraph How it all began. Are the sentences true (7) or false (X)? Correct, the false sentences. “The Belgians invented fish and chips. ‘The British invented fish and chips. The 350 fish and chip shpps in Britain. Fer Ry ep ue talgse 3 Joseph Malin’ family’ fried Gh in thelr to sell Ms 4 (U ‘The family lived near a fried fich shop. 5 [| Poor people loved fish and chips because they were delicious and cheap. Olives Tig wrote about fried fish. Ford Dirhors 1 Why do people not believe Joseph Malin story in the north of England? rong Thy WDsbeta woe et ahi 2. Why is'there a plaque in MA insin train i ielye deve 3. How many fish and chip shops were there in 1910? Hey Yan 25000 4. How many more shops were there by the 1920s? 40 002 ‘5 What outsells fish and chips today? PY ond ply 6 Where are they now fashionable? Poin, Vraneo 1 ThaBebdane invented chips. 2 Yeuph dtalein__ was the first person to sell fish and ‘chips in London. 3 Lach wrote about fried fish, 4 Jofvn te _ sold fish and chips in a market in 1863, 5 Leng fernde opened the biggest fish and chip shop inthe world in 1931. 6 Cevo Daye serves fish and chips in his restaurant in Paris.The Portuguese gave us fried fish. The Belgians invented chips, Then 150 years ago, the British put them together to create fish and chips. Today Britain has 10,500 fish and chip shops, which earn over £650 million a year. This multi-million pound industry grew from small beginnings. How it all began 150 years ago, onthe streets ofthe East End of London, a 13-year- old boy called Joseph Malin had the bright idea of combining fried fish with chips, Joseph's family were poor, so they began frying chips in a downstairs room of their house to increase the family income. "Nearby was a fied fish shop, and Joseph put some fried fish with his chips and walked the strets. He sold the fish and chips from a tray, which hung round his neck. It was a great success. Joseph opened a shop - the first fish and chip shop. Fish and chips became a favourite with many poor people. They were tasty, cheap, and quick. Charles Dickens, the famous Victorian novelist, wrote about ‘fried fish warehouses’ in his book Oliver Twist Listening Tl My favourite kind of meal However, there is a dispute about how the dish began. In the north of England many people don't belive Joseph Malin’ story. They say a man called John Lees began selling fish and chips in market in Mossley, Lancashire in 1863. Today there is a plaque there in his honour Whatever the truth, the dish became extremely popular. By 1910 there were more than 25,000 shops across the country and over 35,000 by the 1920s. In 1931 Harry Ramsden from Yorkshire opened a fish and chip ‘palace’ modelled on the Ritz *! Fish and chips today Nowadays other kinds of fastfood such as burgers, | kebabs, and pizzas all outsell fish and chips. However, | inParis, France, lefish and chipsis becoming the chic ‘new meal. It often appears on menus in fashionable | restaurants. 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