WORK & JOBS
Complete the sentence:
“My father drives a bus. He is a ______.”
bus driver
Complete the sentence:
“I am very tired. I want to ______.”
go to sleep
Someone who is happy and full of energy is ______.
cheerful / energetic
Which word is different?
apple – pear – cucumber – orange
cucumber
Choose the correct answer:
“My brother ______ English every day.”
A. study
B. studies
C. studying
B. studies
Match the person with the job:
Someone who works in a hospital and helps sick people is a ______.
nurse
Choose the correct phrase:
“I don't want to wake up at 7 tomorrow. I want to ______.”
A. get up late
B. get up early
C. get up at 11
A. get up late
Complete the sentence:
“I studied very hard, but I didn't pass the exam. I was really ______.”
disappointed
Complete the sentence:
“For breakfast, I usually have ______ with milk.”
cereal
Change the sentence into a question:
She works in a theatre.
Does she work in a theatre?
Complete the sentence:
“My sister works for a big company, but she ______ from home three days a week.”
works
Complete the sentence:
“I don't want to cook tonight. Let's get a ______.”
takeaway
Choose the correct word:
“I'm ______ about tomorrow's exam. I don't know if I'll pass.”
A. curious
B. anxious
C. cheerful
B. anxious
Put the words into two groups: countable or uncountable.
apples – bread – mushrooms – sugar
Countable: apples, mushrooms
Uncountable: bread, sugar
Correct the sentence:
Does your sister works from home?
Does your sister work from home?
Which job is being described?
“This person works with wood and makes or repairs furniture.”
carpenter
Complete the sentence:
“I usually ______ at 11 p.m., but yesterday I ______ a late night and didn't ______ until 2 a.m.”
go to bed / had / fall asleep
Complete the sentence:
“Giorgi got a new car, but his brother doesn't have one. His brother feels ______.”
jealous
Complete with a, an, some or any:
“There is ______ orange on the table, but there aren't ______ strawberries. There is ______ bread, though.”
an / any / some
Correct BOTH mistakes:
He don't play tennis and he doesn't studies Italian.
He doesn't play tennis and he doesn't study Italian.
Correct all the mistakes:
“My sister work in a hospital. Does she works with children? No, she don't. How about she work in a school?”
“My sister works in a hospital. Does she work with children? No, she doesn't. How about working in a school?”
“You planned to cook dinner, but you are very tired. Your friend says, ‘Let's go to a restaurant.’ You agree and say:
‘Yes! Let's ______ instead of eating ______.’”
eat out / in
What's the difference?
proud and pride
Complete the sentences:
“My parents are ______ of me.”
“Winning the competition gave her a feeling of ______.”
proud / pride
Find and correct the mistakes:
“I bought a bread, two cheese, an orange and some mushrooms. Do we have some oil?”
“I bought some bread, some cheese, an orange and some mushrooms. Do we have any oil?”
Complete the conversation with a suitable suggestion:
A: “I'm hungry, but I don't want to cook.”
B: “______ get a takeaway?”
A: “Good idea!”
Shall we / Can we