oom Houses > Types of houses i laa sl Detached house Semi-detached house Block of flats (BrE) Skyscraper Apartment building (AmE) arranha-céus casa independente casa geminada bloco de apartamentos E and Oak Terraced house (BrE) / Row Thatched cottage Chalet Bungalow house (AmE) casa com telhado de casa de campo casa de madeira de um piso ‘casa numa fila de casas ccolmo, no campo iguais (geralmente 4 ou mais seguidas) > Other types of houses Hut cabana Palace Penthouse manséo palécio apartamento de luxo no topo de um edificio Caravan Boathouse Log g cabin Farmhouse caravana ccasa barco casa pré-fabricada casa de quinta de madeira 38 thity-ight@ Match column A with column B. Follow the example. A very large and luxurious house et Farmhouse Avery high building Pe enthouse A traditional country house with a thatched roof A Semi-detached house ouse inside a farm Mansion A house not joined to another with a garden around it Detached house 6. A house that shares one wall with its neighbour Thatched cottage A luxurious flat at the top of a building Skyscraper @ s00f -tethado @ chimney — chaminé @ wall - parede @ window - janela @ balcony — varanda @ front door — porta de entrada @ oor step — soleira da porta @ attic —s6tz0 @ first floor ~ 1° andar @ ground floor ~ 16s do chao @ stairs —escadas, ® garage — garegem @ porch —alpendre @ carden —jarcim (2) Find 10 words related to houses. oc Tl N K F F G oO R T mPrOg FOO a> al oe Ee Moe ee. ee ee: thirty-ning 88Pea @ Match column A with column B. Follow the example. A B 1, Aroom where you store your groceries a. Study 2, Aroom where you have a bath / shower b. Sitting room, 3. Aroom where you study ¢. Bedroom 4. A room where you cook d. Attic 5. A room where you have your meals e. Pantry 6. A room where you watch TV / listen to music. f. Basement 7. Aroom where you sleep 8. Garage 8. A space below the roof h. Bathroom 9. A space where you park your car i, Kitchen 10.A space below the house J. Dining room @ Use a dictionary to translate these words. Table _ Fridge ee Coffee table es Chair Tap zis 2 Frying pan assieteoantng Bed Curtain Dishwasher ——_—__ Lo leaages = Toilet ney se Armchair ee Desk Book Alarm clock Lamp wv a aes Fireplace eee Hage sl Picture Table lamp speech Hie 2 Rug Wardrobe si Mirror Pillow a Computer aaa Basin __ is Cushion Toothbrush 53 Sink Tablecloth __ Micto-wave oven, Vase __ } Bookcase Bedside table = Towel | — Sideboard Chest of drawers Carpet Cooker: amma Washing machine Sofa Cupboard ________ }_ Wastepaper bin © Choose six objects from the list above to furnish each room. The same word cannot be used twi© Match column A with column 8 to form words. Translate them into Portugue: se, A B 1 50 a. chen 1 2. kit b. fa Bs 3. ta ©. te Bs 4. pic d. ture Ad 5. book e. robe Soy 6. ward f. chair ei. 7. bed &. washer Tio aes o 8. cup h. basin 8. Bait i. case hime aletat es Jo. arm J. dy 10. nL. stu k. drawers nee 12. coo 1. ble aa 2 nitat 13. chest of m. room 13. aD : 14. bedside. n. board 14. bedside table (mesinha de cabecetra) 15. wash ©. dow 15. ——— 16. dish P. ker 6. 1 at q, table Toa > Word formation — compounds Bedroom, dishwasher, bookshelves, fireplace e armchair so nomes formados por composi¢a0. Um nome composto é um nome formado por duas ou mais palavras a partir de dois ou mais nomes. Os nomes compostos podem ser escritos como uma Unica palavra (example: bedroom), duas palavras (example: dining table), ou hifenizados (example: six-pack). © Read the following definitions and try to guess the compound word they refer to. ‘a. Asmall bag of dried tea leaves that you use to make tea. 'b. A piece of furniture where you keep cups, dishes, etc. . Glasses that protect your eyes from the sun. d. A clock that sounds an alarm for you to wake up. €. Apaste that you use to clean your teeth.~ Indefinite adjectives and pronouns ‘Some - algum, alguma, alguns, algumas; usa-se em frases afirmativas. Example: There are some eggs in the fridge. algumas, nenhum, nenhuma, nenhuns, nenhumas; (Any - algum, alguma, alguns, usa-se em frases interrogativas e negativas. Example: Are there any vegetables in the basket? No, there aren't any but there are some in the fridge. No — nenhum, nenhuma, nenhuns, nenhumas; usa-se com 0 verbo na afirmativa e torna a frase negativa. Example: There are no apples on the table. (= There aren't any ‘apples on the table.) Evély — cada, todos/as; usa-se antes de nomes no singular. Example: Every house in the suburbs has got a garden, > Indefinite adverbs and pronouns Cr Something algo /alguma coisa ‘qualquer coisa /nada Anywhere em qualquer lugar rd Pessoas ‘Somebody / Someone aiguém Somewhere em algum lugar [Anybody /Anyone __alguém /ninguém | Anything Nobody /Wo one ninguém Nothing nada Nowhere em lugar nenhum Everybody /Everyone todos /toda a gente |Eventing tudo Everywhere em todo 0 lado (Remember Verb: there + to be « There is usa-se com o singular. There are usa-se com o plural. Example: /s there anyone at he doot?, Is there anything on the table? Where's the ball? Yes, there is someone. Yes, there is something. © [can't find it anywhere 'No, there isn'tanyone. = No, there isn't anything. butt must be somewhere No, there 's no one. © No, there is nothing. + inthe garden. © Compete the sentences with some, any, no, every. ‘a, There aren't _____ grapes in the fridge. b. __ child has got a ball. . Have you got ____ milk? Yes, I've got ____. dd. We need __ eggs to bake a cake, e. There is ______juice. | must have _______ water. f. There aren't _____ trees in the garden but there are g Have they got_____pets? No, they have got__ h student at St, Paul's School wears a uniform. 2 wy@ Complete the sentences with someone, something, nobody, nothing, everything, everywhere, . a. There is under the table. What ist? bb. The drawer is empty. There is ‘Somewhere, anyone, anything, anywhere, inside it ¢ Open the fridge. is there special to eat? d. Is there __ coming tomorrow? No, is coming €. The bell is ringing, There is atthe door. f, Where is my wallet? ve been looking for it Isit in the siting room? No, it must be in your bedroom. g. In Paris — is so beautifull There are famous monuments h, It’s too dark. | can't see Adjective + preposition Hé adjetivos que tém de ser usados com determinadas preposigées: + to be good at ser bom a * to-be keen on — gostar de * to be bad at ser mau a » to be different from — ser diferente de * to.be famous for — ser famoso por * to be crazy about estar / ser doido por + to be sorry for - desculpar-se por + to be dependent on - estar dependente de + t0 be grateful for — estar grato por * to be worried about estar preocupado com @ Choose the correct expression to complete the sentences. Boot aiterent trom bad at ——_wored about etulfor ——famousfor dependent on sorryfor._— a Carolis ________ her Science exam. b. Justin Bieber is his songs. «lam comics. 4. They re their parents fora lvng Weare your help. f. That man is dancing &. Joanis her atte fi, Jason is very his brother.Consolidation L. Read the text carefully. Be te event, compute men SO sere d se be chs area ty tare ibis M9 ae source ery ch | am bi a Geoeaphy Ee Perot ise ngs ae dont he a a ts of ends rand wenn 2 a ne tyra? Doyo ne Tele eh oye rosea sie and sports. so very demanding. They want us to get good at French and History se | have to 2. Ask or answer the questions. ‘a. Q.: How old is Rosemary? b. @: Where is she from? __? A: She is English G Qs dd. Q: Is she in the 8th grade? i — e Q: 2 A Ys, it isa modem school. ff Q.: How many classrooms are there? 2 Ac Yes, there is a large gymnasium. & a: fhe @: Which extra-curricular activities are there? i. a fer teachers are nice but demanding. a ie Cr pre It's Art.Music Music 3, Look at Rosemary's timetable and complete the text. Rosemary has classes at a. _ every morning. Three times a week her classes finish at. _____On¢.___she has Portuguese, French, d. ——— and f. ___ On Tuesday at 15:00 she has g. ‘On Wednesday she has Portuguese from h. ome sn ea Seen ‘no classes in the afternoon. Her favourite subject is Art, I's on m. anes she has Drama atk. 24. Complete the sentences with some, any, no, every and their compounds. ‘a, Have you got__ money? Yes, ve got b, Is there __ in that basket? No, there is. Mum, there's ___ milk. Please, buy __ d. London is an amazing city. There are so many wonderful parks Reply to Rosemary's e-mail. Write ten sentences describing your school. Don’t forget to mention the following topics: name of the school; school facilites; ‘what you like / don't ike about your school; subjects you are good / bad at; sports and extra- curicuiar actives,> School subjects @ Look at the pictures and unscramble the letters to find the school subjects. aay a. ythsior b. cote » hfnere csc? p= a f. icmsu 8. yhegoearp h. geprouuets Z i. mycehitsr Ipinesya ndecutoai ik, tra I. ynhtoecog! > School facilities Teachers’ staff room Computer room lab ‘School office Library Girls’ / Boys’ toilet Gymnasium ‘Music room Playground Headmaster's office Classroom Canteen ‘Students’ room Coffee bar Football fieldj | | @ Identify the school facility, a. Its where you have lunch, i b. I's where you can have a snack or drink a juice ¢. It's where you do physical exercise d. It's where you do experiments. é e. It's where you can play musical instruments, f, I's where you can play and meet your friends Past Simple Past Simple usa-se para exprimir aces que ocorreram no passado, num momento definido. ‘* Usa-se com os seguintes advérbios e expresses adverbiais: Yesterday Last Monday Some moments ago Yesterday morning Last weekend Three hours ago The day before yesterday Last year Long ago + Em inglés “enunciam-se” os verbos: Infinitive (infinitivo), Past Simple (pretérito) e Past Participle (participio pasado). © Os verbos to be e there + to be so excecao porque tém duas formas no Past Simple. Example: to be ~ was /were, been there + to be - there was /were, there... been > verb: to be - pastSimple Ce aa Iwas | was not | wasnt Youwere | Youwerenot = You werent | Yes. youwere. | No, you werent He was He was not = He wasnt “Yes, ne was. | No, he wasnt She was She was not = She wasnt 3 hewas. | No, she wasnt ‘twas itwas not = itwasn't Yes, twas. | No, wasn't We were We were not = Wewerent | Were we? Yes, we were, | No, we weren't You were You were not = Youwerent | Were you? Yes, youwere, | No, youwerent. | Theywere | Theywere not = They weren't | Were they? | Yes, they were.| No, they werent > verb: there + to be - past simple rein Coe [omnia ‘There was: There was not = There wasn't | Was there? Yes, there was. | No, there wasn’t. Therewere | There were not = There weren't| Were there? | Yes, there were.|© Choose the correct option. @. Jeremy was / were at home last night. b. There was / There were a fantastic rock concert in Oporto last Friday. . | was / were at the cinema yesterday night. d. They wasn't / weren't on holiday last month, Was / Were the film interesting? There was / There were many policemen at the city centre yesterday afternoon, . Last week there wasn't / there weren't g00d films on TV. The Smiths was / were in France last summer. Was / Were you at work last Monday? Why wasn't / weren't Ruth at school yesterday? . The weather was / were fine last weekend, Was there / Were there o's of people in the street two days 2g0? © Rewrite the sentences in the: 1. negative form; 2. interrogative form. He was at home last night. There was a fashion contest the day@ Bkand answer Follow the model, © "1ason /be / at school / yesterday? X-No Qu: Was Jason at school yesterday? K Yes; he was. /No, he wasn 7 ~YES There + to be/ bird / cage? Q.: Was there a bird in the cage? A. Yes, there was. / No, there wasn't » a. Brian / be / holiday / Spain /last summer? X Oe —$—_—— 2A 2 b. You /be /'ll/two days ago? 7 o —$_—_—_—_——_ eh gree ee ¢, There +to be / dog / garden? 7 be ————— 29 Riowiben Ae ie s dd. Mr. and Mrs. Walker / be / park? X —— vane eS be e, There +to be /children / playground? a: —— —_—_— — he f, There +to be /TV sitting room? X ——— zs cA iB The film /be /interesting? X Oe = 2 As fh. There + to be /many flowers / garden? 7 a fe A @ Complete the dialogue with the Past Simple form of the verbs to be and there + to be. Joan; Hi, Susan! Where a.____you last summer? ‘Susan: Hil. in Bristol. And you? Joan: Oh, 1. in Paris. ____ you alone in Bristol? Susan: No, 1. It with some friends attending a summer course. And you? Joan: Ve. with my parents on holiday. But... tell me about your course. What h, ____it about? Susan: Iti. ‘about English language and culture. . ______ classes in the morning and in the afternoon til 3:30 p.m. Then we k. free, Sometimes t cultural programmes: theatre, cinema, opera... The school m. ___ very nice and modem and the teachers n. very friendly. wom ‘ory-nine 98a” > Ask and answer: last weekend? the weather @ wat was ne weather he Orford [' or Morning Evening @ Look at the table and ask or answer questions. a G4; What was the weather lke in Paris last Saturday morning? A. ba e ‘Ac Last Saturday evening it was rainy in Pars. Regular / Irregular verbs — Past Simple Os verbos estdo dvididos em duas categoras: verbos reglares e verbos regulars, > Verbos regulares Verbos regulares sdo aqueles que se enunciam juntando -ed ou +20 infinitivo desse verbo. Example: to open — opened, opened / to like ~ ed, liked * Quando o verbo termina numa Gnica consoante antes de acrescentar -ed. Example: to travel — travelled, travel Precedida de uma vogal, dobra a consoante led / to stop — stopped, stopped * Quando 0 verbo termina num y precedido de consoante, muda o y para antes de acrescentar -ed, Example: to study — studied, studied / to carry - carried, carried * Quando o verbo termina em y precedido de vogal, no muda o y antes de acrescentar -ed. Example: to stay — stayed, stayed / to enjoy — enjoyed, enjoyed > Verbos irregulares Verbos irregulares so aqueles que alteram o radical /infinitivo para formarem o Past Simple e 0 Past Participle. Example: to do ~ did, done / to.g0 — went, gone > Forma negativa Para construir a forma negativa, recorte-se 2o verbo to dana sua forma do Past Simple (did), Juntamente com a particula nate com o verbo principal no infinitivo sem to. Example: He didn’ play tennis, 1 You tis yesterday, She deat cn Ty ana tt two days ago, We You They > Forma interrogativa Para construir a forma interrogativa, recorre-se também a did e ao infinitivo do verbo principal sem ta, nao esquecendo a troca de posicao entre o sujeito € 0 verbo. Example: Did you work hard last week? 1 did, 1 did you did you didn. | he did he didn't, |! tate ea earns Yes, she id a lat © Nisit Lor a it did, it last weekend? voy HE we tid, : * you did, you didnt, they ald they didntPa > Regular verbs ® Complete the tables. amo studied tak played stay cary) stop loved wash = ue @® Rewrite the sentences in the Past Simple. a. They collect cans. = last year. b. You arive late yesterday morning. . She listens to music. hie eee SARs d. He plays basketball. eed ___ two days ago. last night? €. Does Mary carry an umbrella? f. Do they live alone? & Do Peter and Susan walk to school? hh. We don't study German. i, Paul doesn't wash his car. at tds a 2Cpa 0 fill the blanks with the Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets. a, In 1995 Peter (woriy in a bank by Joan and her brother —______ (travel) to the USA last summer. ¢ He Paint) a marvellous landscape. j d Maggie (cook) a tasty meal. e, They (bake) a cake yesterday. 1 f, The children — (play) in the garden. g. They _— (check) the luggage at the airport. hh. Paul (study) all morning yesterday. i Thecar——— (Stop) at the traffic lights. j, She (dance) in the morning. © fill the blanks with the Past Simple form of the verbs in brackets. a. Amy her mother lastnight? (hone) b, Michael his bedroom yesterday. (not tidy up) ¢, Last winter it enough. (nat rain) d, you tothe news on the radio? (listen) e, The trip three weeks. (not last) f. Paul Roy tohis birthday party. (not invite) g. they __ the concert lst Friday? (enjoy) i fh. The bus at the bus station. (not stop) : @ Form sentences with the words given. a. Vasco da Gama / sail / India / 1498. b. Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral / cross / Atlantic Ocean / 1922. c. Princess Diana / die / 1997. “i ‘Vincent Van Gogh / paint “The Sunflowers” / 19th century. Bey jolmes / live / London / 19th century. Py 7> Irregular verbs © Complete the tables. =e am went wake + eet bring 5 = | fs ate make Lea ink wim Bi @ Ask and answer. Follow the model. ‘a. Kathy / come on time / yesterday /? No Q: 'b. You / go to the cinema / last Saturday /? Yes Q: ‘c. John / buy you a present / on Valentine's Day /? Yes@n™ correct sentences in the Past Simple. Use the words given. a. Boys /not swim / sea / . Mary / write letter / pentiend / ¢, Peter /not have lunch / canteen / 4 di. We /take / dog / vet / i y i e, You / buy tickets / football match /? a bak oe ee f John and Susie / not meet / friends / pub / r a i — fg. Judy / Bo / Euro Disney /plane /? =a Soe Cc fh Philip /read / book / last night / wa j, They /feel /ill /yesterday /? poaeore — @»« questions based on the under ——— ‘A Julie caught the bus at 8:00 a.m. 0: ‘A. She bought anew dress. . Q: > ‘Ax: | went tothe swimming pool twice a week last month. 0: ae 2 ‘A The children came back home on foot. 7. = ie ‘Au: Mike ate a hamburger at McDonald's ; op = 2 ‘Az We sat at the table for an hour. ig. 0, eee 2h Bel ae 2 ‘A: He met Mary last week. a ‘A: Peter ran to the airport because he was late. -s. Shaw and her son Richard went shopping. Write sentences about what theya a oem Reflexive pronouns Os pronomes reflexos usam-se para indicar que @ a¢a0 é Surgem apés o verbo. Usam-se normalmente depois: praticada e sofrida pelo sujeito, * dos verbos amuse, behave, blame, cut, dry, enjoy, hurt, introduce, Example: He usually cuts himself when he shaves Nora 97+ renee reteg * de algumas preposicdes — by, in, after, at, to, sini Sorinto, sem sg, Example: She looked at herself in the mirror. Example | by pg | Myselt eu préprio’, me a You | Yourseit tu préprioa te | | He [Winsett le propria, se [Bes sre. [Hers ea propria se ein Itself le / ela propria’, se ay "we Ourselves nds préprias/as, nas ie ae TS They Themselves cles /e/as préprios/as, se © Choose the correct option. a. She hurt myself / herself yesterday. b. They amused themselves / yourselves at the party , | introduced yourself / myselfto the new class, . Joan, did you dress yourselves / yourself this morning? , Bob lives by herself / himseit. f. We wash ourselves / themselves every day. . Did you hurt himself / yourself? © Complete the sentences with the correct reflexive pronoun. a. The coach blamed __________ for the bad results of the team. 'b. Mary enjoyed ________ at the party last night. as time goes by. d. | hurt _______ during the gym lesson, ©. We get to know €, Peter, did you behave __ in the classroom? f. They introduced ___to the boss, @ Hey, kids! Ory __ now! A Stas ty Be fitysixhaere. jal past Continuous ‘« Usa-se para descrever a¢des prolongadas ou acdes simultaneas, no passado. 4 Forma-se com o Past Simple do verbo to be o gertindio do verbo principal es |was: ‘waset Was | | wasn't, | owe Youre | eon vou wernt He was: He wasn't | Was he: | he wasn’t. itwas: Itwasn’t | Was it it was. | it wasn't. ‘We were ‘We werent | Were we | we were. we weren't. ‘You were You weren't | Were you you were you weren't. They were They weren't | Were they they were. they weren't. Connectors: JWnenl ~ quando: usa-se geralmente com o Past Simple. white - enquanto: usa-se geralmente com o Past Continuous. @ Rewrite the sentences in the Past Continuous. Follow the model. (sue is washing her car. ‘ Yesterday morning Sue was washing her car, 2» ‘a, John is listening to music. Yesterday — b. Richard is talking on the phone. Last night ¢, Carol is buying a new dress. Two days ago d. Miriam is baking a cake. Last Sunday __ &. They are studying for the test. The day before yesterday ———————— fi. Paul and | are dancing. ee oe i aeso nO I® Complete the sentences. Use the Past Continuous. (ear blue jeans a. Paul b, They (not play) football because it (rain). she (it) in the dining room? aa } dl ___ (play) te piano last evening. i | e. Jack (not live) in Bristol in 2000. i , f, What ________ do ast Saturday afternoon? & Maggie and Simon (surf) the Net some moments 260: Me fh. Where he _______ (have dinner? @ Rewrite the sentences inthe: negative form 2, interogative form. a. Peter was waiting for the bus. ih 2. | b. Joan was walking towards Bil 1 a | 7 . Yesterday it was pouring. astaae ot as d. They were going to the cinem@ write sentences in the Past Continuous, Follow the model fel. ‘Albert / listen / teacher / Albert was listening to the teacher. a. The train / not go / Bath bb. | /play / guitar / afternoon / cc. Lucy / watch TV / night / d. They / prepare / dinner / kitchen /? fe. Emma / not get / dressed / party / f. You / argue / with /friend /? g What / you / laugh / about /? h. Yesterday / sun /1not shine / j. Paul and | / dance / last Saturday / jj. Where / they / have lunch / Sunday /2 __ 2 Boy J k. He / not cook / dinner / last evening / gee ee 1, You /sleep / 11:00 p.m. /last might /? Bean) © Complete the sentences with either the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. Follow the model. "When | arrived she was talking on the phone. While he was having lunch, he was listening to musi. a. Peter (sleep) when his parents (come) home. bg thea (rain) a \ot while we —____— (watch) that film. . Yesterday when Emily (Teave) for work her husband have) a shower. d, Joshua _— (cook) while Sarah — (iron), e. What____ you ~ (do) when | _— (phone) you? f. Bruce and his brother (read) when their mother ___ (call) them for dinner. i & When Jill (arrive) they __ (sing) |oudly. Pie (shop) online while Joe — (compare) prices. i i, We (buy) some souvenirs when the police (appear). Jj. Pam (look) at some photos while Jason — (paint). ‘ty-ring 6B1. Read the text carefully. ‘Anne Wright is a 20-year-old Ene! fe, a friend of hers. She stayed at Sue tovisit Su tually, she Is it She's back in London now. Act Vince: Well, well, ook who's here. Great to $#° you, Anne. Anne: Hi, Vince! How are you doing? Vince: I'm OK. What about you? ‘Anne: Oh, | travelled to Bristol to meet my friend Sue. Vince: Did you? When did you get back? ‘Anne: Just two days ago. I'm still a little Bit tired. Vince: Anyway, tell me all about it. What was it like? ‘anne: Oh, | spent a marvellous time there. ! did so many different things! | stayed in Bristol but | also visited its surrounding ‘countryside and other cites. Wat cities did you visit? ‘Anne: | went to Bath and Cardiff Vince: Which did you like best? ‘Anne: Bristol and Bath. Cardiff, however, has 2 ‘marvellous Roman Castle and beautiful sightseeing trips. Bath is also an old Roman city, isn't it? Vine ’» Answer the questions about the text. ‘a. Where did Anne travel to? b. Did she stay in a hotel? c. How long did she stay at Sue's? _ d. What cities did she visit? lish girl from London. OF i for two weeks and t in a pub talking t ast summer holiday she went 0 Bristo hey had great fun together. friend Vince about her journey. fo her ane; Yes, itis. [saw the ereat ROMaRA TER jnd Baths, built 2,000 years 260. Its unbelievable! vince: What about Bristol? anne: | hade't realised it was such a beautiful city. | met interesting people there. | enjoyed the museums and the Boat trip round the City Docks. vince; Did you do a lot of shopping? ‘anne: Yes, | did. | bought a lot of souvenirs, Broadmead and The Galleries are the best places to go shopping. Clifton Village is also a very special but expensive shopping. area, Did you enjoy the evenings as well? .- Oh, what a great experience! It couldn't be more enjoyable. | never missed the jazz and blues in King Street. I'm looking forward to such a good journey. Next time I'l go with you. ‘No problem. Come along. Well, Vince, it's getting late, | must go. Bye. Vince: Bye-bye, Annet Vinee Anne: 113221pid she do any shopping? — e What monuments did she visi? g. Did Anne enjoy her journey? Why/Why not? —_—_ Mummy: &. = Anne: The journey took three hours. Mummy: ¢———__ _ < ae) ‘anne: | usually got up at about hat past nine Mummy: ‘Anne: Before lunch Sue and | went to the city centre, Mummy: cna, Thee rt, Bir hone Wetted! rd te tn person Bent sera baie Anne: ‘Yes, | took a lot of photos. Mummy: I'm sure you had a wonderful time! lsat g igeseniig Ose es using the key words given. Trdent ‘enjoy /city of Bristol / bus @ Ris SET visit / cathedral / buy /postcards5. Complete the sentences with either the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. (do) some shopping my mum a. Yesterday afternoon when | (phone) me b. Two days ago while Pam (cook) her friend Sue watch) TV Some moments ago my brother (study) when Pau (nach) a tre do d. While Peter (study vis cousin (write) an essay ©. Mrs. Clark (water he pans in the garden when the prone — ring). f Roger (have) an accident when he — Go) to work by car. 6. Write a postcard about your last holiday to a friend of yours. Here are some 3 Redan ielsyank a + Where did you go? + Where did you stay? + What aid you buy? * How did you travel? + What did you visit? + How long did you stay? * What was the weather like? ° What did you eat /drink? —_« Did you enjoy it? ‘+ Who did you go with?