Use of English
Vocabulary
Grammar
Pig In A Poke
100
I am=_
you are=_
he is=_
I am=I'm
you are=you're
he is=he's
100
name five daily products
milk, fruits and vegetables, sweets, water...
100
fill in the blank:
What _ of sports do you like?
variants: like; kind; love; about
What kind of sports do you like?
100
guess the word!
bear=be
two=tw
queen=een
answer: between
200
Choose the correct words:
1. A bar/can of lemonade
2. a loaf/bar/packet of flour
3. 250g of strawberries/eggs
4. a small tub/bar/can of chocolate.
1. can
2. packet
3. strawberries
4. bar
200
this person:
1. fixes cars
2. welcomes people at an office or a hotel
3. fixes problems with water pipes
1. mechanic
2. receptionist
3. plumber
200
complete the text:
Do you l_ going out? I r_ like going to concerts. I love music and listen to new bands a l_. My f_ singer is Justin Bieber.
W_ is your favourite singer? What k_ of music do you like? What do you t_ of metal? I love it. What a_ you?
like
lot
favourite
Who
kind
think
about
200
find words that hide in others. (for example: apricot - car):
months which hide...
1. deer; 2. boot; 3. berry.
1. December; 2. October; 3. February
300
fill in the blanks:
1. The waiters ...(bring) more tables. We should help them!
2. At 10.00 I always ...(have) coffee and a cake.
3. ... they ...(work) on the roof?
4. How often ... you ...(go) there?
1. are bringing
2. have
3. Are they working
4. do you go
300
1. as something sweet to eat at the end of a meal
2. make something small to eat between meals, e. g. a sandwich
3. buy cooked food from a shop or restaurant to eat at home
4. (eat) when you watch TV
1. for dessert
2. make a snack
3. get a takeaway
4. in front of the telly
300
My aunt lives in _ big city. It is called _ Bristol. The festival happens in _ Santa Cruz, California. _ festival is very popular!
a; -; -; the
300
Mrs. Smith has 6 daughters. Each of these daughters has a brother. How many children does Mrs. Smith have?
seven. 6 daughters and 1 son
400
how would you read this:
£2.45
£4.15
14p
two pounds forty-five
four pounds fifteen
fourteen pence
400
who are this people(explain in English):
1. chief
2. chef
1. chief - a leader/the most important person in a company
2. chef - a qualified and experienced cook
400
fill in the blanks:
1. A: _ you like your job?
B: Yes, I _
2. A: _ it your car?
B: No, it _
3. A: When _ you usually _(go) to the cinema?
B: I _(go) there on Saturdays
1. Do; do
2. Is; isn't
3. do you usually go; go
400
It doesn't have legs, but it goes
a clock
500
fill in the gaps:
1. I often _(talk) with him.
2. I _(do) my homework now!
3. He _ really cute. You must _(sit) with him!
4. Why _ you _(do) this? You could ask me for help!
1. talk
2. am doing
3. is; sit
4. did you do
500
name five jobs with suffix -er and explain what they usually do
builder, gardener, engineer, teacher, factory worker, farmer, lawyer, taxi driver, plumber...
500
complete the second sentence so that it has the opposite meaning to the first sentence:
1. He's got a well-paid job.
His job is _-paid.
2. She works part-time.
She's got a _ job.
3. Their working day is quite short.
They work long _.
4. She's got a demanding job.
Her job is _.
5. He works in an office.
He works from _.
1. well
2. full-time
3. hours
4. easy
5. home
500
Can you explain the difference:
advice - advise
advice - noun
advise - verb