Vocabulary
You are wearing jeans and a T-shirt, but it is cold and windy. What would you wear?
A jacket and a coat.
Complete both verbs: “My sister usually ___ (walk) to school, but today she ___ (take) the bus.”
walks; is taking.
Complete: “The suitcase is ___ heavy for me to carry.”
Complete: “There is ___ orange and ___ bananas in the basket.”
Complete: “There is an orange and some bananas in the basket.”
Megan
I’m at home today – I’m painting the walls of my room green! Come and tell me what you think.
Max
What does Max want Megan to do?
A choose a colour for him to paint his room
B help him paint his room a different colour
C give him her opinion about the colour of his room
C give him her opinion about the colour of his room
Complete the sentence with two words: “These shoes aren't cheap. They're very ___, and they're also too ___ for me.”
Expensive; small (or another suitable adjective).
Find and correct the two mistakes: “Why do you wearing a coat? It doesn't raining!”
“Why are you wearing a coat? It isn't raining!”
Complete: “He isn't old ___ to drive a car.”
enough
Complete the question and answer: “Are there ___ biscuits?” “Yes, there are ___ on the table.”
Complete the question and answer: “Are there any biscuits?” “Yes, there are some on the table.”
Listen to your teacher
She normally eats cereal. Today she is eating toast because they've run out of milk.
You need medicine, a winter coat and a birthday present. Which shop would you visit for each item?
A chemist, a department store, and a department store or another suitable shop.
Complete the dialogue:
A: “What ___ you ___ (do) right now?”
B: “I ___ (study) for my English test, but I usually ___ (do) my homework in the evening.”
Complete the dialogue:
A: “What are you doing right now?”
B: “I am studying for my English test, but I usually do my homework in the evening.”
Rewrite using enough: “The classroom is so big that all thirty students can fit inside.”
“The classroom is big enough for all thirty students to fit inside.”
Correct the sentence: “I'd like apple and glass of water, please.”
“I'd like an apple and a glass of water, please.”
Do you have a favourite restaurant that you go to with your family? I do! It’s called Ben’s Place, a new restaurant in my town. Not many people know about it yet, so it’s never really busy – which is why we enjoy eating there. It costs more than some restaurants, but the food’s good. I’m hoping to go there for my next birthday!
Anna and her parents like the restaurant because:
A. It’s good for family birthdays.
B. It’s not usually full.
C. It isn’t very expensive.
B. It’s not usually full.
Correct the sentence: “She is wearing a trousers, a sweater and an old shoes.”
“She is wearing trousers, a sweater and old shoes.”
Write a question for this answer: “No, he isn't. He usually plays football on Fridays, but he's watching a film today.”
“Is he playing football today?”
Correct both mistakes: “The coffee is enough hot to drink, but the cup is too small enough.”
“The coffee is hot enough to drink, but the cup is too small.”
Complete the dialogue:
A: “Would you like ___ cheese?”
B: “No, thanks. Have you got ___ eggs?”
A: “Yes, I've got ___ eggs and ___ tomato.”
Complete the dialogue:
A: “Would you like some cheese?”
B: “No, thanks. Have you got any eggs?”
A: “Yes, I've got some eggs and a tomato.”
Listen to the teacher
Two sandwiches, an apple and a bottle of water. His sister plans to buy food at the station. They are travelling by train because the roads are too busy.
Describe an outfit using at least four clothing items and three adjectives from the vocabulary list. Your description must include one item that is too expensive or too small.
“I'm wearing dark jeans, a clean white shirt, a new jacket and black shoes. The jacket is too expensive.”
Correct all mistakes: “Anna don't usually eat breakfast, but this morning she eatting toast because she is very hungry. Is she liking it?”
“Anna doesn't usually eat breakfast, but this morning she is eating toast because she is very hungry. Does she like it?”
Rewrite both sentences without changing their meaning:
“The box is so heavy that I can't lift it.”
“I'm not strong enough to lift the box.”
“The box is too heavy for me to lift.”
Find and correct all four mistakes:
“There is an university near my house. I have some sandwich for lunch, but I haven't got some fruit. Can I have a orange?”
“There is a university near my house. I have a sandwich for lunch, but I haven't got any fruit. Can I have an orange?”
“Last Saturday, Oliver planned to play football with his friends. However, it started raining, so they decided to stay indoors. They made some sandwiches, watched a film and played board games. Oliver was disappointed at first, but he enjoyed the afternoon more than he expected.”
What changed Oliver's plans? Why did he enjoy the afternoon despite his initial disappointment?
The rain changed his plans. He enjoyed making sandwiches, watching a film and playing board games with his friends.