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pp. 89, 143, 145, 147. Key

pp. 89, 143, 145, 147. Key

Adverbs of manner. Key

Adverbs of manner. Key

Comparative and superlative adjectives. Key

Comparative and superlative adjectives. Key

One, ones. Key

Exercise 19A
(i)
1 one / one / one / one
2 ones / ones / ones / ones
3 one / one / one
4 ones / ones / ones
(ii)
1 one = shirt / 2 ones = video tapes / 3 one = girl / 4 ones = suitcases

Something, anything, somebody, anybody, etc. Key

Something, anything, somebody, anybody, etc. Key

Present Progressive. Key

Present Progressive. Key

Lunch at the pub

What do the British do for lunch on Sunday? Do exercises 1 to 4 here.

There, their or they're?

Which is the right option in these sentences?

Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. A story.

This is a little story about four people named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody. Don't panic if you don't understand it!
There was an important job to be done and Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it.
Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.
Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody's job.
Everybody thought that Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody wouldn't do it.
It ended up that Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could have done.

Adele - Someone like you

You can read the lyrics here, too.

Quantifiers

Here are a lot of exercises so you can have some practice on quantifiers. There aren't many difficult questions and quite a lot of them are very easy. How many impossible questions are there? None.
Assorted
How much / How many
Cloze 1
Cloze 2
Not much
Quantifiers

Some, any, someone, anything, somewhere, etc

How many right answers can you get?
There are a lot of exercises here
Some, any
Some, any, anything, etc (1)
Some, any, no
Some, any, something, etc (2)

Do you like singing?

On the 100th anniversary of the tragic sinking of the Titanic, would you like to sing My Heart Will Go On along with Celine Dion?

Countable and uncountable nouns

Here's a presentation on countable and uncountable nouns, and a few more examples.

Exercise 1
Exercise 2

Past Simple - Interviews

What did they do yesterday? Watch this video and answer the questions.

The Past Simple Rap

Learn the Past Simple Rap and answer the questions.

Food in Britain

What do the British eat? Watch this video and answer the questions.

Too & Enough

Try this quiz. It isn't too difficult!
Too & Enough
Check your answers by clicking on "Grade me" at the bottom.

Present Simple & Past Simple. Revision

Revision Worksheet
Key

Page 138, 6.2. Key

Ex A
1 studied / 2 played / 3 danced / 4 worked / 5 played / 6 studied / 7 loved /
8 listened to

Ex B
1 didn't get up / 2 got up / 3 didn't do / 4 drove / 5 didn't have / 6 met / 7 told / 8 didn't listen / 9 didn't meet / 10 ate / 11 watched / 12 didn't change / 13 drank / 14 went

Ex C
1 When was he born?
2 Where did he live when he was young?
3 When did he begin film work?
4 What role did he have most fun playing?

Unit 6, pages 60 & 61. Key

Page 60, ex 3A
1 lived, walked / 2 travelled / 3 cooked / 4 loved, listened / 5 opened / 6 enjoyed / 7 stopped / 8 tried

Page 61, ex 4A
1 didn't have / 2 did / 3 ate / 4 went / 5 bought / 6 didn't speak / 7 visited / 8 started

Page 61, ex 7A
1 did you meet / 2 did you like / 3 Did you do / 4 did you speak / 5 did you last see / 6 did you do

Past simple

Read about the past simple and then do the five exercises at the bottom of the page:
Past simple

Past simple regular verb endings

Adverbs of frequency

Practise the use of the frequency adverbs:

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Months of the year

Practice and learn the months of the year.

The alphabet

Don't you need to revise the alphabet?