UNITS 1 AND 2
Choose the correct adjective:
Mark never knows where things are – he loses most of them.
a. CAREFUL
b. CARELESS
B. CARELESS
Fill the gaps with do, go or play.
___ boxing
___ cycling
___ rugby
___ athletics
____tennis
____ surfing
do boxing
go cycling
play rugby
do athletics
play tennis
go surfing
Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.
1. The city is full of rubbish/pollution, so the government is asking people to stop driving their cars for one day.
2. The graffiti/ crowds at the concert last night were really big.
3. We had no electricity for six hours because there was a rush hour/power cut.
1. RUBBISH
2. CROWDS
3. POWER CUT
Choose the correct word
1. I'm going to have FUN / FUNNY at the party tonight.
2. Can you DO/MAKE me a favour and wake me up at 7 am?
3. She never listens to her parents. It's not surprising they are annoyed OF/WITH her.
1. FUN
2. DO
3. WITH
Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
1. My friend is saving up/taking back to buy a new phone.
2. I opened a bank account/ checkout last week to put my money.
3. Valentina doesn't eat Mexican food because she doesn't like bitter/ spicy food.
4. This pineapple is really frozen/ juicy.
1. saving up
2. bank account
3. spicy
4. juicy
BALD - CURLY - TEENAGE - FAIR
TEENAGE (it belongs to the age category)
Correct the mistakes:
1. My sister older invited her to go out with us.
2. My grandad became more happy.
3. We go horse riding together, but I am not more good than her.
4. He’s a bit tallest and thinerer than me.
1. My older sister invited her to go out with us.
2. My grandad became happier.
3. We go horse riding together, but I am not as good as her.
4. He’s a bit taller and thinner than me.
Write the letters in the correct order to make crime words.
1. lugrrayb
2. etfht
3. agihckn
4. vaimsnald
1. Burglary
2. Theft
3. Hacking
4. Vandalism
Match the words 1–5 with the words on the right to make compound nouns.
1. departure pass
2. passport gate
3. security control
4. boarding hall
5. baggage check
1. departure gate
2. passport control
3. security check
4. boarding pass
5. baggage hall
Complete the forms of the irregular verbs below:
1. SING _____ SUNG
2. _____ ______ STOLEN
3. GO _____ ______
4. ______ SPENT SPENT
5. BE ___/_____ BEEN
1. SANG
2. STEAL - STOLE
3. WENT - GONE
4. SPEND
5. WAS/WERE
Choose the correct form of the verbs (present simple or present continuous):
1. We (HAVE)problems with the computers at the moment.
2. I never (forget) my homework.
3. Tonight she (go) to the cinema with some friends.
1. are having
2. forget
3. 's or is going
Complete the sentences with too or enough.
1. This phone is _____ small.
2. This jacket isn't loose ______.
3. We have ____ space in the room.
1. too small
2. loose enough
3. enough space
Complete the sentences with the correct form of steal or rob.
1. The thief ______ my phone from the table in the café.
2. Do any of these photos show the man who ___ you?
3. My parents once came home and a burglar was____ their flat. He ran away immediately.
1. stole
2. robbed
3. robbing
Choose the correct option.
1. Tomorrow we GO / ARE GOING to the beach.
2. I'm GOING TO VISIT / GOING VISIT Paris next year.
3. We are excited because next Saturday we ARE HAVING / HAVE a party!
1. ARE GOING
2. GOING TO VISIT
3. ARE HAVING
Complete the sentences with for or since.
1. The new chef has been there ___ three months.
2. Christine has cooked the family's Sunday lunch ___ she was twelve.
3. The boys have been waiting here ___ 20 minutes.
4. Pete has known his best friend ___ 2018.
1. for
2. since
3. for
4. since
Match the definitions to their meanings:
1. narrow and fitting closely the body
2. completely new
3. popular at a particular time
4. comfortable and large to wear
5. gives a pleasant feeling
a. trendy b. loose-fitting c. skinny d. brand new e. comfortable
1. c
2. d
3. a
4. b
5. e
Write questions in the past continuous:
1. what / you / do / at 8.30 yesterday evening?
2. you / read / at 10.30 / yesterday evening?
3. you / have / breakfast at 8.00 this morning?
4. you / sleep / at midnight last night?
1. What were you doing at 8.30 yesterday evening?
2. Were you reading at 10.30 yesterday evening?
3. Were you having breakfast at 8.00 this morning?
4. Were you sleeping at midnight last night?
Correct the mistakes in these sentences. Not all sentences have mistakes.
1. They steal chocolate from the shop when I saw them.
2. On Saturday, although it was raining, I went to the fun fair with my friends.
3. We were sitting on the bus when the vandals write on the windows.
4. It snowed when I woke up this morning.
1. stole
2. CORRECT
3. wrote
4. was snowing
Rewrite the sentences, using the correct form of must, have to and should.
1. We’re not allowed to text our friends in lessons.
2. It’s a good idea to read through your work before you show it to anyone.
3. My brother can wear any clothes he likes to school.
4. Seat belts are compulsory for both drivers and passengers.
1. We mustn't text our friends in lessons.
2. You should read through your work before you show it to anyone.
3. My brother doesn't have to wear school uniform.
4. Both drivers and passengers have to wear seat belts.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of present perfect or past simple.
1. We enjoyed the party but there (not be) anything to eat.
2. Have you ever cooked/did you ever cook for your friends?
3. I (watch) this film many times.
4. Macy (have) an argument with her brother yesterday.
1. wasn't
2. have you ever cooked
3. have watched
4. had
Write the adverb form of the words below:
Example: BAD - BADLY
1. heavy
2. careful
3. good
4. health
5. fast
1 right= 100p 2 right= 200p etc.
1. HEAVILY
2. CAREFULLY
3. WELL
4. HEALTHILY
5. FAST
Match the halves 1 to 5 with the halves A to E
1. BE A. TO UNIVERSITY
2. HAVE B. MARRIED-A DEGREE- A JOB
3. LEAVE C. CHILDREN
4. GET D. BORN
5. GO E. SCHOOL
1. D
2. C
3. E
4. B
5. A
Complete the sentences with much, many, a few or a little.
1. There isn’t ___traffic at this time in the morning, so it only takes ____ minutes to get to the centre.
2. I made ____ phone calls about the screen problems with your tablet but I didn’t get helpful answers.
3. We only had ____time at the party but we still made ____ new friends.
4. We've got ____ exercises to do but they won't take ____ time.
5. I only have _____ money with me so, I can't buy ____ food.
1. much-a few
2. a few - many
3. a little - a few
4. a few - much
5. a little - much
Write the letters in the correct order to make phrasal verbs.
1.OG YAWA
2. ETG NO
3. KATE FOF
4. ALFL TOU
5. PLTIS PU
6. KOLO REFTA
7.HEKC NI
8. MOCE ONRUD
1.go away
2. get on
3. take off
4. fall out
5. split up
6. look after
7.check in
8. come around
Complete the sentences with pay, charge or cost.
1. My new jeans ____ £45.
2. Can I ____ for this with my credit card?
3. They ____ £30 a year to be a member.
1. COST
2. PAY
3. CHARGE