Vocabulary
Name 5 clothes accessories
earrings, ring, necklace, belt, hat, cap, scarf, bag, purse, bracelet, watch
I _________ (stay) at home if it _________ (rain) tonight.
I will stay at home if it rains tonight. (First conditional)
How do you say these prices?
Chicken club sandwich - £6.50
Cheeseburger - £4.75
Vegetarian pizza - £7.10
Fish and chips - £6.85
£6.50 - Six pounds fifty
£4.75 - Four pounds seventy-five
£7.10 - Seven pounds ten
£6.85 - Six pounds eighty-five
Give examples of closing phrases at the end of an email, e.g.
Best wishes,
Sam
Bye for now!
All the best,
Write back soon,
Lots of love,
Make nouns:
1. investigate
2. organise
3. produce
4. describe
5. express
1. investigation
2. organisation
3. product
4. description
5. expression
Travelling around to visit monuments and other interesting places
sightseeing
Compare two animals: a dolphin and a monkey
Possible answers:
- A dolphin is bigger than a monkey.
- A dolphin is smarter than a monkey.
- A monkey is funnier than a dolphin.
Match examples of basic linkers:
1. addition 2. contrast 3. consequence 4. reason
a) so b) and c) because d) but
1. B
2. D
3. A
4. C
What are the contractions? Do we use them in formal or informal writings?
Contractions are a shortened version of a word or phrase, e.g. I've got (= I have got), she's (= she is).
Name 3 forms of the following words:
1. go
2. catch
3. give
4. ride
5. speak
1. go - went - gone/been
2. catch - caught - caught
3. give - gave - given
4. ride - rode - ridden
5. speak - spoke - spoken
A part between your foot and calf is called a/an ________
ankle
Are these countable or uncountable?
1. fish
2. grape
3. bread
4. tomato
5. cheese
1. fish - uncountable
2. grape - countable (two grapes)
3. bread - uncountable
4. tomato - countable (two tomatoes)
5. cheese - uncountable
Name phrases to make a suggestion.
Why don't we ...?
Let's... !
What about...?
Shall we...?
What are imperatives? Give examples.
We can use imperatives to give orders and instructions.
Come here now!
Listen.
Don't do that!
When do we use Zero conditional?
We use the zero conditional to talk about things that are generally true, especially for laws and rules.
Name the correct containers for the following words:
cola, orange juice, biscuits, cake, coffee
a can of cola
a carton of orange juice
a packet of biscuits
a slice of cake
a cup of coffee
Yesterday, while I __________ (do) homework in my bedroom, my cat __________ (break) the vase in the kitchen.
Yesterday, while I was doing homework in my bedroom, my cat broke the vase in the kitchen. (Past Simple + Past Continuous)
Give examples of how you can introduce examples in a presentation (e.g. firstly)
Firstly, Secondly...
First of all, second of all...
What's more,...
It's also true that...
Another thing is that...
Last but not least....
What's the basic word order in a sentence?
Subject + verb + object
Explain the difference between:
a) He's been to the supermarket
b) He's gone to the supermarket
He's been to the supermarket shows he is back now.
He's gone to the supermarket shows that he is currently away and has not come back.
Name 5 places of work and 5 people who work there e.g. supermarket - shop assistant
clinic - doctor
restaurant - waiter/waitress, chef
garage - mechanic
aeroplane - pilot
outdoors - farmer
office - secretary, manager
etc
Which sentence has a mistake?
1. We usually go swimming twice a month.
2. They hurt themselves bad.
3. He shook my hand when he saw me in the street.
4. It's Sunday, so you don't have to go to school.
They hurt themselves bad. ->
They hurt themselves badly.
Make a short dialogue with a partner to buy something in a shop using the correct expressions (shop assistant + customer)
student's ideas
What information do you provide in a job application form? Name at least 5 options.
Name, surname, date of birth, gender, address, telephone number, education, employment, skills.
What's a low area of land that is typically situated between hills or mountains?
Valley