Page 130, 2.2, ex D. Key

1 Do / 2 don't / 3 does / 4 does / 5 teaches / 6 does / 7 does / 8 doesn't / 9 likes / 10 do / 11 watch / 12 chat/talk / 13 does / 14 talks

Page 130, 2.2, ex C. Key

1 Dan likes dogs, but he doesn't like cats.
2 Tariq drinks coffee, but he doesn't drink tea.
3 Sophia reads magazines, but she doesn't read books.
4 Lara works at the weekend, but she doesn't work on Monday.
5 The hotel room has a television and a telephone, but it doesn't have an internet connection.

Do, does, is or are? Key

2 Is / 3 are / 4 do / 5 Do / 6 Do / 7 is / 8 does / 9 Are / 10 do / 11 Are / 12 Do / 13 Is / 14 does

Daily routine. Question words

Choose the right question words to complete these questions. Click 'See how you did' at the bottom to see the key.
The video isn't relevant to do the quiz.

Telling the time

Which group is the right one for you?

Some students have started new online groups. Read about the activities they do and what they don't do.
Which group is the right one for you?

The Party Group
The English Group
The Sweet Food Group
The Good Food Group
The Car Group

This - that - these - those / here - there

Choose the right word here.

Possessive adjectives and pronouns

Choose the right word to complete these sentences.

How should you finish these sentences?

Now do these tasks.

Possessive 's

Practice the possessive 's here.

Question words

Choose the correct question words in this exercise.

Find the question words, what they mean and examples in this chart.

Types of questions

Look at these three questions and their answers:

1. Are you a student? Yes, I am.

2. When's your birthday? In September.

3. Is Tom sixteen or seventeen? He's seventeen.

There are three kinds of questions:

1. 'Yes/no questions': the first word is a verb or auxiliary and the answer is 'yes' or 'no'.

2. 'Information questions' or 'wh- questions': they begin with a question word and the answer gives information that refers to time (when), place (where), reason (why), etc.

3. 'Choice questions': the answer is a part of the question.

Look at this chart for more examples.

Now try this quiz and also this one.

What colour is it?

Look at the pictures and match them to the colours.

Colours - Crossword

Do you like crosswords? Try this one and practise the words for colours.

European countries and languages

Try this quiz and match the countries and the languages.

Countries, languages and nationalities

Choose the right word to complete these sentences.

The UK, England, Great Britain, Ireland or what?

Look at these maps to see the difference between England, Scotland, the United Kingdom, Ireland, etc.

A or an?

Choose the indefinite article a or an in this exercise and in exercise ONE here.

How do you spell your name?

Watch and listen to these people and write their names as they spell them. Click on "Exercise 4", "Exercise 5", etc.

And you can practise more with these other people.

What's your name?

Watch and listen to these people and answer the questions.

The Alphabet. Game

Practise the English alphabet with this game: Alphabet Antics

The Alphabet