@ Party time « QO () @2 Mary, Frank, Julie and Peter had birthday parties last year. ; Read the information and complete the chart. The boy who was 12 had his party on 15% May. His present was a skateboard, The boy who had a big, round, strawberry cake had his party on 14! March. All the children except Frank had jelly to eat A boy and a girl had enormous chocolate cakes The boy who had hot dogs to eat had an enormous chocolate cake Julie's party was on 31 August. She was very happy because her present wasn't a watch or a tennis racket. The boy who had hamburgers and chips at his party was 4 The girl who was 11 had a CD for a present. The two girls had milkshakes to drink. 10 The girl who had a watch for a present had lemonade at her party 11. The girl who was 10 had ice cream at her party 12. The children who had chips at their parties had cola to drink 13. The two children who had pizza and salad at their parties also had jelly. 14 Three children had ice cream at their parties GON Se 15. The boy who had fruit salad at his party had lemonade to drink. 16 A boy and a girl had orange juice to drink at their parties auaw on Names Frank How old were | i2 they? When was their 2S Soptenber Party? What birthday small, square cake did they choclate cake have? What were their Yams racket presents? What was there | 7 dips 7 1 7 usieuty i n 2 a a 3 idly 3 3 uit salad A inctintnd ature oil 4 4 What was there | 1 1 ikshake. 1 1 orange ce to drink? 2 5 2 74 From Primary Grammar Box by C. Nixon and M. Tomlinson © Cambridgo University Press 2003 TTLWordchain Aon Write the words. Change one letter every time. Ye IEE t = catalan —bark _ We keep money here. A group of musicians. It’s at the end of our arm. Not sea or air. Solid earth. A small street. This is sometimes on paper to help us write clearly. The opposite of ‘hate'/‘dislike’, A large area of water. Not sea. Something sweet to eat on our birthday. A pet canary’s house. This is in a book. Without much colour. A traditional story Speak. Move your feet to get from one place to another. This is where we usually put pictures and posters. The opposite of ‘badly. This rings Say. The opposite of ‘short’ We play football with this. bald Without hair. From Primary Vocabulery Box by C. Nixon and M, Tomlinson © Cambridge University Press 2003 MEISE = 91