A
When you first move to somewhere new, you may feel like a ___________.
Stranger
Sarah’s mum’s mum’s mum is her g ___________.
great-grandmother
My dad has a lot of w ___________ that he knows from his factory.
workmates
I don’t really make / do / have arguments with my older brother.
have
I got excited / stressed / angry yesterday because we did a horrible test. But it was OK
Stressed
I hate all the noise my brother makes, but I just take / make / put up with it!
Put
Complete the Second Conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
_______________ (you / buy) a new phone if you _______________ (can) afford it?
would you buy/ could
Complete the Second Conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Mark _______________ (not be) happy if we _______________ (not go) to his birthday party!
wouldn't be/ didn't go
Complete the Second Conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
If my brother _______________ (not have) a car, I _______________ (have to) travel everywhere by bus!
didn't have/ would have to
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
That’s the teacher. He teaches us Maths.
That's the teacher who teaches us Maths.
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
My friend lives in a big house. It’s next to the park.
My friend lives in a big house which is next to the Park.
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
Here’s the beach. We always go swimming here.
Here’s the beach where we always go swimming.
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
Edinburgh is in Scotland. It’s a great place to visit.
Edinburgh, which is in Scotland, is a great place to visit.
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
In this shop there’s a skateboard. It costs £100!
In this shop there’s a skateboard which costs £100!
Join the sentences together, using who, which, or where.
My friend lives next door. She’s in my class.
My friend, who lives next door, is in my class.