VOCABULARY 1
COOKER - DISHWASHER - BATH - MICROWAVE
BATH
The idea of leaving home to go to school:
set off for school
on foot for school
go to school
set off for school
I go for a run usually.
I usually go for a run.
TAP - FRIDGE - MICROWAVE
I turned on the hot _____ but the water was cold!
TAP
Which preposition goes with days and dates?
ON
IN
AT
ON
When your school closes for a short period of time, normally a holiday or break from classes, such as spring or winter break.
HAVE A:
- pause
- holiday
- break
HAVE A BREAK
They live with friends while their house is being decorated.
They are living with friends while their house is being decorated.
Present simple or continuous?
The supermarket (open) at ten o'clock on Sundays.
opens
Put the letters in the right order:
Have you got a elwot I can use to dry my hands?
TOWEL
1 We have to _____ an exam at the end of this course.
2 I hope I _____ the exam and get a good mark.
PASS-TAKE
1. TAKE
2. PASS
It was a lovely day. The sun was shining and the birds sang.
It was a lovely day. The sun was shining and the birds were singing.
Complete the sentences with in, on or at.
1. I’ll see you ___six o’clock outside the cinema.
2. I love to go walking _____ spring when it’s not too hot.
3. You’ll find the toilets down the corridor ____the right.
1. AT
2. IN
3. ON
Which words are uncountable?
game time homework furniture space shampoo hall
furniture, shampoo and homework
1. I don’t want to _____my class. (= not go to something or arrive too late to get on a bus, a train, etc.)
2. I often ______my keys. (= not be able to find something or someone)
1. MISS
2. LOSE
While Simon watched television, his brother was cooking dinner.
While Simon was watching television, his brother was cooking dinner.
Past simple-past continuous - used to
I (enjoy) history when I was in primary school but now it's very difficult.
I used to enjoy
5 o'clock bedtime the weekend 25 May
25 May
Match the verbs to the words:
1. HAVE 2. SPEND 3. EARN 4. MAKE
A. money b. mistakes c. time d. a good memory
Have a good memory
Spend time
Earn money
Make mistakes
Can you help? I need some informations about train times.
Can you help? I need some information about train times.
1. I put a bit of/ a few make-up on, but not many/much.
2. I've got a bit of/ a few video games, but I can't buy anymore because they cost a lot of/much money.
1. a bit of - much
2. a few- a lot of