Model Answer

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Week 4
T1-W4-CW1-Grammar

Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous

Rewrite using the words between brackets:

1. ___Haven’t you bought_______ (you / buy) your train ticket yet?

2. The kitchen is a complete mess! What ___have the children been doing / have the
children done______ (the children /do)?

3. Julie __has been learning / has learnt_________ (learn) to drive for six years!

4. Amanda ___has already had_____ (already / have) lunch, so she’ll meet us later.

5. How much coffee ___has she drunk__________ (she / drink) this morning?

6. Simon __has written________ (write) three books.

7. I _have done_____ (do) everything I needed to do today! Hurray!

8. It _hasn’t been raining / hasn’t rained____ (not / rain) all summer, so the garden is
dead.

9. I _have read______ (read) your book. Here it is, thank you.

10. She __has forgotten ______ (forget) how to get to my house.

T1-W4-CW-Module 1a-Listening & Speaking
Choose the correct answer:
1. The ................. business man doesn't know how to find money to pay his debts.
a. fringe benefit b. bankrupt c. chief d. entrepreneur

2. Ray is an excellent student so he got a ................ to study at Harvard University.

a. Bonus b. profit c. grant d. debt

3. The risks of being ..............................are as many as the benefits.

a. fringe benefits b. self-employed c. long–term d. enterprise

4. Mr. Roger deserves this ................. more than anybody else. He is the most trusted person to manage
the department.
a. socialization b. satisfaction c. welfare d. promotion

5. Fred's boss gave him a.......................for his great work.

a. bonus b. welfare c. satisfaction d. debts

6. It was a ................. day today. We sold a lot of cars.

a. grant b. bonus c. productive d. promotion

7. When Mark was twenty one he ....................his own business.

a. took off b. set up c. ran out d. gave up

8. Her career …………………when food critics voted her restaurant the best in the company.
a. took off b. set up c. ran out d. gave up

9. This company achieved a great success because customer ………………. is their number one priority.
a. bonus b. promotion c. prospect d. satisfaction

10. Ted moved to Australia because there were a lot of …………………. for him there.
a. career prospect b. self-employed c. long-term d. bankrupt
T1-W4-HW1-Grammar

Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous Choose the correct answer:
1. I ( worked-was working-have been working-work) in the garden all day and I need a rest.
2. She (has made-made-was making-make) three cakes. They look delicious!
3. Dad is a teacher. He (worked-works-has been working-has worked) at school for 15
years.
4. 4. We (always have hated-have always hated-always hated-have been always hating)
rush hour traffic.
5. Recently, I (study-am studying-was studying-have been studying) a lot. My exams are in
a few weeks.
6. We (write-have been writing-wrote-have written) this book for months and months.

7. I (always have loved-have always loved-always loved-have been always loving)

chocolate.

8. I (have wanted-have been wanting-want-has wanted) to go back to university for a long

time.
9. What’s that delicious smell? (Have you cooked-Have you been cooking-Did you cook-
Were you cooking)?

10.I (have been watching-watched-have watched-was watching) seven films this week!
Pioneer Language booklet

Listening and speaking

Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d.
1. The ………….business man doesn't know how to find money to pay his
debts
a. Fringe benefit b. bankrupt c. chief d. entrepreneur
2. Ray is an excellent student so he got a …………….to study at Harvard
University.
a. Bonus b. profit c. grant d. debt
3. The risks of being………………………..are as many as the benefits.
a. fringe benefits b. self- employed c. long –term d. enterprise
4. Mr. Roger deserves this………………..more than anybody else. He is
the most trusted person to manage the department.
a. socialization b. satisfaction c. welfare d. promotion
5. Fred's boss gave him a …………………for his great work.
a. bonus b. welfare c. satisfaction d. debts
6. It was a ……………..day today. We sold a lot of cars.
a. grant b. bonus c. productive d. promotion
7. When Mark was twenty one he ……………….his own business.
a. took off b. set up c. ran out d. gave
up
8. Her career …………………when food critics voted her restaurant the best
in the company.
a. took off b. set up c. ran out d. gave
up
9. This company achieved a great success because customer ……………. is
their number one priority.
a. bonus b. promotion c. prospect d. satisfaction
10. Ted moved to Australia because there were a lot of .......... for him there.
a. career prospect b. self-employed
c. long-term d. bankrupt
 Grammar extra sheet
Re- write the following sentences:
1. I have been studying English for ten years. (Ask a question)
How long have you been studying English?
2. I have never read such an interesting novel. ( ever )
This is the most interesting novel I have ever read.
3. I moved to this flat 3 years ago. ( been )
I have been in this flat for 3 years.
4. Ali has just arrived home. ( not )
Ali hasn’t arrived home yet.
5. Yasmine visited Paris. She is in Egypt now. ( been)
Yasmine has been to Paris.
6. It has been ages since I last dined out. ( have )
I haven’t dined out for ages.
7. I have been to Alexandria three times. ( This is )
This is the third time I have been to t a party.
8. I've known my best friend for a long time. (How long )
How long have you known your best friend?
9. The children have studied English since 2006. (for)
The children have studied English for 17 years.
10.We moved to Paris a year ago. ( have )
We have been in Paris for a year.
11.They have just finished their homework. ( yet )
They haven’t finished their homework yet.
12.Hani travelled to Vince. He sent me a post card. ( has )
Hani has gone to Vince.
13. Louise is working at this company 10 years now. ( been )
 Louise has been working in this company for 10 years.

Choose:

1. Tom is looking for his key. He ……………………

a) has lost b) has been losing c) lose d) lost
2. The read is closed. There ……………………… an accident.
a) has b) was c) has been d) happened
3. You are out of breath …………………………………………
a) Have you run? b) Did you run?
c) Had you run? d) Have you been running?
4. My hands are very dirty. I ………………………… the car.
a) repaired b) have been repairing c) had repaired d) have repaired
5. 5) I haven't seen Tom ……………………… three days.
a) since b) already c) for d) just
6. Have you ………………………… that fantastic new comedy on TV?
a) saw b) been seeing c) seen d) see
7. The neighbours' dog ……………………… for the last half hour.
a) barked b) was barking c) has been barking d) bark
8. John ……………………………… in this neighborhood since he was a child.
a) has been living b) is living c) lives d) lived
9. Jane ……………………… on the computer for an hour now.
a) played b) was playing c) has been playing d) plays
10.Rayan ……………… many interesting articles since he was at high school.
a) wrote b) has written c) writing d) write
11.Adam is tired. He ………………………… for hours.
a) drove b) has driven c) has been driving d) drives
12.My mother ……………………… yet because she's busy.
a) didn't cook b) hasn't cooked c) doesn't cook d) isn't cooking
13.How long ………………………… about it?
a) did you know b) have you known
c) do you know d) will you know
14.Mr. Smith looks exhausted. He ………………………… all day.
a) had been working b) worked c) has been working d) works
15.Ted is very tired, she …………………………… all night.
a) has studied b) studying c)has been studying d) had been studying
16.I have lived in England …………………………… I was nine.
a) yet b) for c) since d) ever
17.She …………………………… in this museum for ten years.
a) has worked b) worked c) works d) working
18.He ………………………… skiing.
a)has tried b)tries c)try d)trying
19.How long …………… Nina worked for that company?
a)is b)was c)has d)have
20. Have you …………………… tried sushi?
a) yet b) never c) ever d) since
 Poetry
BED IN SUMMER

1-The poet accentuates the difference between day and night. Discuss referring to the
weather at the poet’s country.
The poet accentuates / shows the difference between light and day - dark and night. In the winter
months, around Christmas, it is dark until about 8 o’clock in the morning, before which the
poet as a school boy has to wake at six, when it is still dark.
In the summer months, June to September, it is light until about 9 o’clock at night. The poet as a
child, he had to go to bed early at seven, while people were still walking in the streets.

2-From your study of the poem, which season do you think the poet prefers? Recite the
lines that proves that.
The poet seemed to like the summer time, yet it seems that he didn't like the idea to go to bed
so early while the birds are singing and people are moving in the streets, and when the
weather is so good and the sky is so blue for him it is time to play not to go to bed.

I have to go to bed and see

The birds still hopping on the tree,
Or hear the grown-up people’s feet
Still going past me in the street.
And does it not seem hard to you,
When all the sky is clear and blue,
And I should like so much to play,
To have to go to bed by day
3-The poet envies people walking down the streets, write down the lines which show that.
I have to go to bed and see
The birds still hopping on the tree,
Or hear the grown-up people’s feet
Still going past me in the street.
In summer, the birds are singing and people are moving in the streets, yet the child has to go
to bed.
4-Quote/recite the lines where the poet says he prefers to play instead of sleep.
And does it not seem hard to you,
When all the sky is clear and blue,
And I should like so much to play,
To have to go to bed by day
5-The childhood memories of the poet were the main motive behind writing this poem.
Discuss
 In this poem the poet recollected the memories of the years of his childhood. In
winter, When he was a child he had to wake up while it was still dark to get
dressed in order to go to school.The poet remembered that he had to go to bed while it was
still daylight in summer
6-What is the mood felt throughout the poem?
How does the poet express his feelings in "Bed in summer
In " Bed in summer" the poet uses very simple , but effective words to tell us about his
feeling of sorrow and how the weather conditions in England annoy him. He shows how he
wants to be like the hoping birds on the tree.

7-The poet shed light on the contrast between day life and night life. Discuss with
reference to the weather conditions during which he spent his childhood years.
The child in the poem is contrasting the night in winter to the dayin summer. In winter, in
spite of the coldness and darkness, he wakes up and moves around in the candle light. In
summer, in spite of the good weather and daylight, he has to sleep.
8-Comment on the structure and the rhyme scheme of the poem.
The poem consists of three stanzas of four lines each.
The poet used very simple language . He didn’t use any old English words.
The rhyme scheme is the same in the three stanzas aa bb,cc dd, ee bb. the poems structure
consists of rhyming couplets that help create a rhythm through the poem, and would also
further underpin a child’s enjoyment of this poem.
9-Mention the writing technique in the above line and give examples.
a. Why did the poet use many opposites?
In winter I get up at night
And dress by yellow candle light.
In summer, quite the other way
I have to go to bed by day.

The Contrast: Winter X Summer

Night X Day
Get up X Go to bed
It is used to contrast the day life in summer to the night life in winter.
And to stress his suffering

10-Show your feelings if you were in these boy's shoes. ( not less than 3 sentences )
If I were the child I would feel annoyed to wake up early in winter while it is still dark. And I
would feel annoyed to go to bed while it is still daylight in summer. I would like to wake up
late in winter and go to bed late in summer.
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