Not merely a nation, but a nation of nations. |yndon 8 Johnson, American president 26 -—Stars and stripes 1 GRAMMAR adjectives 1b. Complete the crossword. Write the opposite adjectives, 1 They're jeans blue /bhie jeans 2 Wsanice day day nice. ct 3. My sistersarevery cll / very alls, 4 That'sacar fast / fas car. § “These are goods photos / good photos 6 Those boots are quite cheap | quite cheaps. > iesabighouse house big = f: Herchiten re very ol / very od tL b_ Order the words to make sentences. | \ 1 bli This isa] pen Thiviablaepen 2 epensve/an{ Thats wach 3 gute |My long [tales 4 rich | very Jis /woman | That r 3 os ay Repay aw Clues actoss=> Clues down 6 cay Thine [angrons]io 2 dow We ood T dangerous 7 sina + ser gon Thiet aca” id cee 3 fe 0 a 11 bad 6A isa 8 near house {quite fis His © Match the pictures to the sentences. Write the letter in the box. 2 VOCABULARY colours, adjectives, modifiers: quite / very / really a Write the colours. blue +yellow = _ green black + white = red + yellow white + red red+ green = 1 She'sthin,withlonghair. [B] 4 She’young withbionde hae. ] 2 Hesuallwithshort hae C) 5 Hesshorawithdark hair. J 3. He's quite old, and 6 She's quit fa, and she's piod-looking beaut od_ Lookat the information and write sentences with quite Nei sim Age 15 65 85 [Height |2metres | imetre60_| 1 metre 60 [weight | 150Kilos | 90kilos | SS kilos. Age (old / young) 1 Robis —quiteyoung 2 Neilis quite 3 Jimis Height (tall short) 4 Rob 5 Neil 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short vowel sounds a Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the same vowel sound. Write the phrases in the chart, Use 4a anwith singular nouns. ‘Adjectives blue clean dark fat good long big small Nouns book city door car jeans man shoes song Ei _abigcity BD |s fish clock A) rr, Ir 2 SEN tree horse ca a>. |. on oot b EAT) Listen and check. Then listen again and fepetthewords 4 READING Read the textand write T (crue) or F (false) The Walk of Fame isin the UK. 2 [esa short street 3 Every year there are more stars. 4 The starsare for famous actors. 5 Michael Jackson has more than one star 6 Only real people can have a star, UOC) WUC e NTs Hollywood isa district of Los Angeles in California, USA. The Walk cof Fame isin the centre ofthe district on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. tis over two klometres long, and has moré than 2.400 stars. There are more than 20 new stars every year The stars aren ive ifferent types: film. TV, musi, radio, and ‘theatre. Some famous people have more than one star, for example Michael jackson, He has two stars: one asa solo artist, and one as a member of the Jackson Five, But the Walk of Fame isnt only for real people, Mickey Mouse has a star and more recenty Shrek 5 LISTENING GTAP Listen to five speakers describing celebrities ‘with Hollywood stars. Which speaker describes. A ashort singer with blonde or brows hair B aquiteold Ames C atall, good-looking man with brown eyes actor with dark eyes D anactor and musician with blue ¢ E aBritish woman with green ey USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. actor /eekia actress /‘ektros musician ‘juli politician /pols'ifn sportsman spostsmon sportswoman /'spo:tswoman singer sina about (50) atbaot famous /'fermos What colourisit? ‘wot ‘kalo() 7 1