VOCABULARY
James is very ______. He always says 'please' and 'thank you'.
polite
Make the sentence negative and interrogative (?):
There is a lot of pollution in the city centre.
There isn't any/much pollution in the city centre.
Is there any/much pollution in the city centre?
she / not mind / make / lunch / for her brother.
She doesn't mind making lunch for her brother.
It rained when I left, and I didn't have an umbrella.
WAS RAINING
In the summer / At the summer
IN
My best friend ______ surfing in California next month. (IS DOING / IS GOING / IS PLAYING)
IS GOING
A FEW / ANY / A LITTLE friends are coming to dinner this evening.
A FEW
A / place / is / a / gym / you / do / where / exercise.
A GYM IS A PLACE WHERE YOU DO EXERCISE
Are Tim and Anne go to get married soon?
Are Tim and Anne going to get married soon?
I did a test ON / IN / AT Maths last Monday.
IN
Someone who doesn't like to wait
impatient
I haven't got SOME / MUCH / MANY time before I catch the train.
MUCH
you / fancy / go / to the cinema / tomorrow?
Do you fancy going to the cinema tomorrow?
You don't have to drink that milk. It's a week old.
You MUSTN'T drink that milk.
Spot 2 mistakes:
What did you do when Tim arrived? - I talked on the phone.
What were you doing when Tim arrived? I was talking on the phone.
I think it's great to EARN / LEARN / SHOW new skills like singing or painting.
learn
Read the text and complete with the right form of the verbs.
Correct!
as/my/older/me/brother/isn’t/as/tall
MY OLDER BROTHER ISN'T AS TALL AS ME
My birthday is in New Year's Eve!
ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
You mustn't bring your course book. There are enough for everyone at the library.
You don't have to bring your course book.
I like swimming but I never swim far from the ______.
shore
You have to / don't have to / needn't / mustn't / must take off your shoes if they are clean.
needn't
book /was/that/the/I’ve/read/best/ever
THAT WAS THE BEST BOOK I'VE EVER READ
Spot 2 mistakes:
I didn't do my bed this morning, because I was oversleeping.
I didn't MAKE my bed this morning, because I overslept.
Sarah isn't here. She's at / in / on work.
AT work