UNIT 3
VOCABULARY:
The oposite of "poor" is ...
RICH
VOCABULARY:
There's a boy ... the beach.
LYING ON
VOCABULARY:
How many seconds are there in a minute?
60 SECONDS
VOCABULARY:
In the forest we need to build a ... to survive
SHELTER
VOCABULARY:
Name 3 types of music
classical
pop
rock
jazz
reggaeton
vocabulary:
This movie is very ... I'm falling asleep
BORING
VOCABULARY
Give 3 examples of adverbs
Words ending in-ly
VOCABULARY:
1000 metres are 1 ...
KILOMETRE
VOCABULARY:
We will need a ... for not to get lost.
COMPASS
VOCABULARY:
I can't sing this song. I don't know the ...
lyrics
GRAMMAR:
complete:
There ... a car exhibition yesterday.
WAS
GRAMMAR
I ... (not sleep) at 8.30 a.m.
WASN'T SLEEPING
GRAMMAR:
Carl was ... runner in Athens. (fast)
THE FASTEST
GRAMMAR:
If he ... (work) with others, he'll be ok.
WORKS
GRAMMAR:
I think my parents ... (buy) a car next month
WILL BUY
GRAMMAR:
We ... (not play) football last month.
DIDN'T PLAY
GRAMMAR:
... the men riding horses? No, they weren't.
WERE .. RIDING
GRAMMAR:
Florence is ... than Archie. (tall)
TALLER
If he doesn't take any risks, he ... (not win).
WON'T WIN
GRAMMAR:
Peter and I ... (play) basketball next Saturday.
ARE GOING TO PLAY
GRAMMAR:
... your parents ... (talk) to Jade yesterday?
DID ... TALK
GRAMMAR:
What ... she ... on Saturday morning? (do)
WAS .. DOING
GRAMMAR:
My history teacher is ... . I love his lessons. (good)
THE BEST
GRAMMAR:
If she ... (not do) anything stupid, she'll do very well.
DOESN'T DO
GRAMMAR:
I'm sure my students ... (pass) their English test next month.
WILL PASS