Use of English

Grammar

1 Complete the affirmative, negative and question forms of the sentences.

1 Affirmative: __________ three bedrooms in the house.

Negative: __________ three bedrooms in the house.

Question: __________ three bedrooms in the house?

2 Affirmative: __________ two dogs in the garden.

Negative: __________ two dogs in the garden.

Question: __________ two dogs in the garden?

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2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs given.

1 Joe and Peter often __________ (go) to the cinema in town.

2 At the moment, I __________ (read) a magazine about sports.

3 We __________ (watch) a film now. Can I phone you later?

4 I __________ (not have) maths lessons on Thursdays.

5 __________ Kim __________ (like) your new house?

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3 Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.

1 My dad’s new car is ___ the garage.

A under

B on

C in

2 Where are my books? They aren’t ___ the desk.

A near

B behind

C on

3 A: I can’t find the coffee.

B: It’s ___ the sugar.

A in

B on

C next to

4 Is your new house ___ the school?

A above

B near

C under

5 Don’t worry! Your dinner is ___ the microwave.

A on

B near

C in

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Vocabulary

4 Complete the sentences with the correct places.

1 I play on the computer in my b__________.

2 We sometimes play football in the g__________.

3 Mum prepares the meals in the k__________.

4 We usually eat in the d__________.

5 I keep my bike in the g__________ with the cars.

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5 Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.

1 Are my CDs on the toilet/desk?

2 Mum often uses the radiator/microwave for cooking.

3 Three people can sit on this armchair/sofa.

4 We can watch the film on the DVD player/radiator.

5 Is Mary in the fridge/shower?

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6 Match the verbs (1–5) with the nouns (A–E) to make phrases.

1 feed ___

2 cut ___

3 take ___

4 make ___

5 lay ___

A the bed

B the rubbish out

C the grass

D the cat

E the table

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Reading

7 Read the text. Decide if the statements are true (T), false (F) or not mentioned (NM).

Jason lives in a big house near the sea. Now, that’s not really unusual, is it? A lot of people live in big houses. But Jason’s house is very big! There are 20 bedrooms, two kitchens, a big dining room for forty people and a swimming pool too! I’m sure you’re thinking Jason has got a very big family. But you’re wrong! Jason lives in a hotel.

Jason’s mum and dad are the owners of The Jackson Star Hotel in the lovely seaside town of Barnaby. A lot of people go there in the summer for their holidays. And a lot of them stay at Jason’s hotel. It’s very popular! Jason’s family live in a small flat at the top of the hotel. Every day Jason gets the bus to school. His mum and dad work in the hotel.

So, do you think Jason likes living in a big hotel? Here is what he says:

Jason: Yes, I like my room. It’s very high up, and from one window I can see all over the town and from the other window I can see the sea. That’s great. It’s also good for my friends. They like staying here because the bedrooms are nice and comfortable, and we get very, very good food! I like the people too. A lot of them come from different places in the world, and it’s interesting to talk to them.

But is there anything he doesn’t like?

Jason: Sometimes, in the winter, there aren’t a lot of people here. Then I sometimes get frightened at night. It’s big and empty and it’s like a horror film!!

1 Jason usually eats in the hotel dining room.	T/F/NM
2Jason’s mum and dad live and work in the same place.	T/F/NM
3Jason lives in one of the main hotel bedrooms.	T/F/NM
4 Sometimes his friends stay in the hotel.	T/F/NM
5 The hotel is always busy.	T/F/NM

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Listening (Tests CD, Track 3)

8 You are going to hear a phone conversation. Listen and choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.

1 The boy’s new house is

A quite old.

B new.

C near other houses.

2 The boy says the garden

A is very big.

B is pretty.

C has lots of trees in it.

3 The boy invites the girl to

A do some shopping.

B meet his friends.

C take the dog for a walk.

4 The girl can get the boy’s address

A by text message.

B by email.

C at school.

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Use of English

9 Complete the email with one word in each gap.

Hi Ben,

I’m writing this from sunny Spain! We (1) ___ here on holiday and we’re staying in a lovely small house near the beach. (2) ___ are only two rooms, so I’m sleeping in the same room as Brad, my brother! He is so untidy! I tidy (3) ___ the room every day, but then in the morning, it’s the same! We (4) ___ eat here because there isn’t a big kitchen. We can make coffee and breakfast, but for dinner we go to a nice restaurant about five minutes from our house. The meals are amazing! Mum is learning how to cook them! Every day we go swimming, and the water is lovely and warm. What a great holiday! I don’t want to come home! How’s school? (5) ___ you got lots of homework?! I’m sure you’re working very hard.

Love,

Angela

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Writing

10 Your school website wants students to write about their favourite holiday hotel.

Write 35–50 words.

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