Appearance
Match the opposite words and phrase:
straight, fairly short, contacts, handsome, elderly, pretty, young, curly, very tall, glasses
straight — curly
fairly short — very tall
handsome — pretty
elderly — young
contacts — glasses
Give the 2nd and the 3rd forms of the verbs:
see, ride, make, hear, have, be, eat, do, go
see — saw — seen
ride — rode — ridden
make — made — made
hear — heard — heard
have — had — had
be — was/were — been
eat — ate — eaten
do — did — done
go — went — gone
Match the opposite words:
Beautiful, dangerous, expensive, relaxing, safe, stressful, boring, interesting, cheap, ugly
beautiful — ugly, dangerous — safe, expensive — cheap, relaxing — stressful, boring — interesting.
Fill in the gap:
1. I can’t sleep well. I think I have (???)
2. My forehead’s hot and my body hurts, it has to be (???)
3. I ate something not very fresh and now I have (???)
4. I played video games all weekends and my eyes are (???)
5. It’s spring now and I have my seasonal (???) for blooming (цветение)
1. insomnia
2. fever
3. stomachache
4. itchy
5. allergy
Ask questions for these answers:
1. My father is 52.
2. I have dark brown eyes.
3. He’s tall and very good-looking.
4. My sister’s hair is medium length.
5. No, he wears contacts.
1. how old is your father?
2. What color are your eyes?
3. What does he look like?
4. How long is your sister’s hair?
5. Does he wear glasses?
Ask questions for these answers using Present Perfect:
1. Yes, I’ve been to Italy many times.
2. Yes, he has already done his homework.
3. No, she’s never visited that museum.
4. Yes, they’ve already had dinner.
5. No, I haven’t seen her today.
1. Have you (ever) been to Italy?
2. Has he done his homework (yet)?
3. Has she (ever) visited that museum?
4. Have they had dinner (yet)?
5. Have you seen her today?
BOOM
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Rephrase sentences using It’s … to …
6. When you feel stressed, you shouldn't drink a lot of coffee. (a good idea)
1. it’s sometimes helpful to put some cold tea on that sunburn
2. It’s important to take some pain medicine.
3. It’s important not to drink milk
4. It’s sometimes helpful to take a hot bath.
5. It’s a good idea not to drink a lot of coffee.
Find mistakes in these sentences (if there are any):
1. He has got blonde hair and blue eyes.
2. What color is her eyes?
3. Does he wear a glasses?
4. What tall is she?
5. He’s in his thirties.
1. blond
2. are
3. glasses
4. How
5. —
Rephrase sentences using already, ever, yet, never, just and Present Perfect:
1. I didn’t eat anything for now!
2. I finished my project right now!
3. I didn’t visit Paris once in my life!
4. - Did he do his homework? - He did his homework an hour ago.
5. Did you fly a plane at least once?
1. I haven’t eaten anything yet!
2. I’ve just finished my project.
3. I have never visited Paris.
4. He has already done his homework.
5. Have you ever flown a plane?
Make sentences out of the given words:
1. extremely / It / and / place / crowded / is / large / place. / an
2. is / noisy / for / New York / too / and / me. / crowded
3. not / big / a / It / very / is / city.
1. It’s an extremely large and crowded place.
2. New York is too noisy and crowded for me.
3. It’s not a very big city.
match the containers with the words:
a bottle, a pack, a bag, a stick, a can, a tube
- of butter
- of corn
- of wasabi
- of chocolate candies
- of stickers
-of thermal water
a bottle of thermal water, a pack of stickers, a bag of chocolate candies, a stick of butter, a can of corn, a tube of wasabi.
BOOM
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Find mistakes (if there are any) with for and since:
1. I’ve lived in that house since four years! It was a great experience.
2. My parents have worked in the US since 2012. They really like their job!
3. Leo hasn’t been to gym for last year.
4. We have studied English since a long time.
5. I’ve been a student since 2021.
1. for
2. —
3. since
4. for
5. —
Find mistakes in the sentences (if there are any):
1. You should not to go to Barcelona this year!
2. You can’t misses the Diego Rivera Murals.
3. I should went to Moscow this month.
4. You can walk around the historic center.
1. (without to)
2. (miss)
3. go
4. —
What can you suggest for …
- a stomachache?
- the hiccups?
- a nosebleed?
- an insect bite?
- an insomnia?
- itchy eyes?
students’ own answers?
Make sentences out of given words:
1. wearing / the / is / a / shirt. / man / He / blue
2. to / one / He / the / Brooke. / is / talking
3. is / tall / shirt. / wearing / Kyle / a / guy / the / yellow
4. is / Which / Paula? / one
5. window. / They / the / next / the / to / are / people
1. He’s the man wearing a blue shirt.
2. He’s the one talking to Brooke.
3. Kyle is the tall guy wearing a yellow shirt.
4. Which one is Paula?
5. They are the people next to the window.
Give your own answers to these sentences:
How long have you had your haircut?
How long have you studied at this school?
How long have you known your best friend?
How long have you been awake today?
Students’ own answers using for and since!
Match two parts of the sentence:
- Paris is extremely interesting:
- Our city is quite noisy:
- Saint Petersburg is somewhat crowded:
- Sri Lanka is a very beautiful place:
- New York is so expensive:
1. we all took hundreds of pictures of sunsets there!
2. we didn’t even buy any souvenirs there!
3. I can’t even sleep with my window open.
4. there are many museums and sights.
5. we couldn’t find a place where to eat for hours!
1. Paris is extremely interesting: there are many museums and sights.
2. Our city is quite noisy: I can’t even sleep with my window open.
3. Saint Petersburg is somewhat crowded: we couldn’t find a place where to eat for hours!
4. Sri Lanka is a very beautiful place: we all took hundreds of pictures of sunsets there!
5. New York is so expensive: we didn’t even buy any souvenirs there!
Rephrase the sentences using one and ones:
1. Who are your neighbors? (Which)
2. She’s the woman in the red dress. (wearing)
3. He’s the man wearing glasses. (with)
4. They’re the people with the baby. (walking)
5. Who’s Jeff? (Which)
1. Which ones are your neighbors?
2. She’s the one wearing a red dress.
3. He’s the one with glasses.
4. They’re the ones walking with the baby.
5. Which one is Jeff?