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1 Match questions and statements 1-5 with replies A-E. 1 Howareyou? A Hi, Lucy 6 Alice's favourite teacher ‘Mrs Wiliams. 2 Bye! B He's fine, thanks it__Mrsamuels. C Seeyou! 4 Hows Tom? D Sheisn'tfeeting very wel Write questions with the correct form of be.
Then write 5 HowisAna? mine, thanks. true answers for you. 2 Circle the correct words. 1 you/ happy? 1A: Really?/Hi,/See you, Andrea, 2 yourmum/OK? B:Hel o /OK/Thanks, Scott.
‘A: OK /Fine /Bye, Clara! 3 how/ you? See /OK /Soon you, Dani! 3 A:Hello/ How/See are you, Luka? 8:1'm not feeling very you / well thanks. 4 you/atschool/now? 4 .-Howls your mumm [you /well? 8: She's feeling /OK /bye, thanks. 5 your bestfriend /in your class? 3. Complete the dialogue with the wordsin the box.
i ye fine Hi How soon thanks That's you Circle the correct subject pronouns. 1/We He efom Salamanca Susie, Lauralsyt32 yearsolđ,He /She /We's13yearsold areyou? SamlandoearentiaClas§ tị He/They/I rein C3514. Kem,UlyandIare happytoday We /SheÍ Youarentsad. ands? ‘You and Sandra are students.
e /You/|I'reat school today. Jacke me thanks. ‘Marco is years old now. She /He /Itisn't36 years old Susie:s____ good.
‘The weatheriscold today.1/She/Itisn't hot! OK”, ' Susie: See you" CHECK be| Subject pronouns 7 Complete the blog with the words in the box. Look atthe information and complete the sentences ‘are arent areyou Hi | [m is she's with the affirmative or negative form oftheverb be. theyte we're Rt Sam and ‘m 12 years ‘old. I'm from Manchester Favourite teacher: Mr Samuels In England.
My mum and dad“ from Manchester —_ 1 Alice sayearsold he from Dublinin Ireland. Amy ¢__my yeasold sister and’___ eight. My best friends 2 she from Uverpo0l She 1__ Toby and Joe. allin the same class at school.
3 Herbestfrends ——— WeandPolly They ' happy today? | am! ‘Molly and Beth. S)t |e t=) ee) VOCABULARY _) Family 5 Complete the table with the correct possessive adjectives. 1 Complete the words for members of the family with the Subject pronouns Possessive adjectives missing vowels. 1 m 1 ont 6 gr_ndm_th_r You 2 brth_r 7 h_sb_nd He 3e sen 8m_m She add 9 s_st_r it 8 gr_ndf_th_r — 10_ncl_ We.
Complete the definitions with the members of the The} family in exercise1. 6 Complete with the correct possessive adjectives, 1 boy with the same parents as you is your 1 Hello, Whats sme? 2 Hi.'mAmy and this friend, 2. Agirl with the same parents as you is your name's Beth. Jim and joe are cousin mums aresisters.
Your female parentis your, 4 Werein. Your male parents your. 5 Oliver's phone isin. ‘The mother of your parents your 6 Mydoghurt ‘til.
Poor Jasper! ‘The father of your parents is your 7. Write the apostrophe () inthe correct place in the Your dadis your mum's sentences. Then decide sstandsforis, has or Your mum or dad'sssteris your. ‘Your mum or dac's brothers your 10 Your aunt and uncle's son is your.
1 John and Alison are Ben's parents. possesion 2 Teresas gotfoursisters, have got Posesrves 3 My grandfathers 4 YourEnglish years old. teachers got a dictionary. Complete the sentences and questions with the 5 Mybrothers names Hary.
affirmative or negative form of have got. ry homework todo) 2 ‘your parents, anewear? 8 Complete the text with the words in the box. 3 They lovely dog called Benji, He's very playful 4 —_your brother. ‘computer? 5 Sofia a brother.
she's gota sister called Emilia 4. Write questions with the correct form of have got. Then write the answers. 2 Dan and Sam /sister/” 3.
Jenny/mobile phone” .4 Markand Tom/computerX. VOCABULARY _) Classroom instructions ‘Write the rules. Use the correct imperative forms. 1 Open/Workin ars.
4 Work/Open your book 4) close /the door 7 2 Write/Lookatthe board. § Listen to /Close the door listen to /the teacher7 3 Listen to/WorktheCD. 6 Write/Open yourname. 3 be/ late for classX 2 Complete the dialogue with the verbsin the box.
4 send /text messages in class X close look move open sit work 8 talk /to other students in an exam X Teacher: Good morning. your books at page 2s. Studenta: | haven't got@ book Teacher: Canyou: with Josh then, please? Student2: Sorry 'mlate Teacher: That'sOK the door, please Now, atthe board. ‘Write the plural of the words in the box next to the Student |can'tsee the board correctendings.
tothis desk ‘activity book brother bus child class desk Teacher: Ri inpairsanddo exercise3. Imperatives | Prala 3 Look and write imperative sentences. Use the Complete the sentences with the singular or plural affirmativeor negative form ofthe verbs. form of the words in brackets.
3 1 Weve got30, inour lass. (student) 2 They write their every day. (tiary) 3 that ‘your mum? (woman) 4 ve gottwo English, today (class) talk X listento/co ¥ 5 D0 3and 4in your notebook (activity) + s 6 p Pi -=< 7 cclete correct nordsin the dialogue, work arups Y—wite/yourbokX eat/clssX (ca aren nvr aac Mure »Dontse/ se thpane tle: nave gota‘ pen pens ‘Mum: Usea#pecl/pencl Elie cantor very hot ties Ymhungy Those sandwich/sandwiches Mum: ¢ Open/Close the window. iokoie mums: *Dontent/EXt he They for lunch, eee VOCABULARY _) In the home 5 Circle the correct verbs.
Complete the puzzle. Find the hidden word. | Tnside Backinghax Palaces {© There is / are 52 oyal bedrooms. {© There is / are 78 bathrooms! © There is / are 1,514 doors and 760 windows! © There +is /are an enormous kitchen.
Outside Buckingham Palace: © There is / area huge garden, © There is / are more than one hundred trees. © There? is /are a swimming pool too! Hidden word: 6 Complete the phone conversation with the correct form 1 Te¬ of chereis orthere are. ell,Cathy, Cathy: What's your new houseike? 2. Complete the rooms and places in the home with the ‘Adam: It’s amazing! Cathy: agarden? missing vowels.
any trees? Cathy: Whavs your bedroom ike? TV,a.computerand an (GRAMMAR) a/ an| there is there are twowardrobes. 3 Circlethe correct words. 1 Have your parents gota/an car? 2 Istherea/ansofa in thetkitchen? 3 Ohno! haven'tgota/an umbrella 7 Complete the text with the wordsin the box. 4 Fvegota/an apple and a/an sandwich for lunch.
There'sa/an desk and a/ an armchairin the living room. armchair are arent garden js Isthere 6 Tim’sgota/an auntand a /an cousin in Australia, isnt shower table There's 4. Complete the sentences with aor an. Wy ideal badroorn 1 Hasthehousegot 2 Thavente got.
‘garden? notebook ToS ee ———_ fe 3 Isthere 4 Have you got, ‘apple in your packed lunch? ‘wardrobe inyour bedroom? ao eae aie | 5 Weve got. 6 IVegot ‘uncle who lives in Canada. ‘activity to do about houses for eae ates homework oe en TREN ea ]' Freetime Read the webpage agai and choose the correct, answers. CircleA, BorC, 1 _ Readthewebpage.
Match 1-3 with a topic in the box. 1 Whatisthe aim ofthetext? {A Togive people ideas about how to use their free time. BTotell people about how to join a gym and do sport. €Totell people about diferent movie channels on TV.
What doesit say about organizing sport inthe park? A It’shard toorganize, B Itseasy toorganize, butit’s cheap. butit’s expensive How can you make your free time realy free? We've got € Itisntdifficult or expensive to organize the solutions to your problems! 3 How can you organize your awn film night? ‘A Buy DVD and askyour family to watch itwith you. Choosea OVD and invite your friends ove, Problem: ''m keen on Choose. OVO and watch iton your own, ‘sport, but the gy is 4 Whatisita good idea to doif you want to watch a film at expensive.
Lewis, 12 afriend's house? Solution: Organize {A Ask heicparentsifit's OK ‘some sport in a park B Invitea big group of friends. ‘ear your house. I's C Text your friend to say which film you'd like to watch, easy! Ask your fiends 5 Whatdoes the webpage suggestf you never go to to. Take restaurants? football, a basketball ora skateboard.
Have fun! ‘A Askyour parents to cook your favourite meal 8 Askyour friendstotake you toa restaurant. 2 Choose recipe and cooka meal for your friends Problomt | love oid Opposite adjectives films, but my parents haven't got a movie 3. Find the opposites ofthese adjectives ‘channel. Martha, 13 inthe webpage.
‘Solution: Dont worry! Have your own film cheap night with some far triends and a DVD. đificult ‘Cook a pizza and you've gota fantastic night in! Have new ‘your friends got a movie channel? Go to theic house! bad Remember to check with thelr parents first. Rewrite the sentences with the opposite adjectives. Problem: \'m really 1 This film looks boring.
lnto good food, ‘but I never go to restaurants. The new French restaurantis cheap Solution: Take turns 3. Rihanna's new music video fs really uncool to cook a meal for friends at the weekend. 4 Choose interesting 4 How faris your new school? recipes and ask your parents to buy the ingredients, 5 Jessica's Brother has got awful taste in music WANTToKNowMORE? - VOCABULARY ) Likes & dislikes Likes & dislikes 5 Circlethe correct words.
8 Complete the table with the expressionsin the box. Use Jictionary ifyou need to.