Shopping around

Match the words to their definitions.

logo - queue up - afford - keep up to date - look good - money's tight - shop around - advertise brands - waste money - save money

1. stand in a line to wait for someone/something

2. have an attractive appearance

3. spend money in a foolish way

3. look in different shops to find the best prize for sth

4. know what the most recent fashions are

5. have enough money for

6. not to have very much money at the moment

7. show a product and try to persuade people to buy it

8. keep money until you have enough money to buy sth

9. a name or picture that represents a company

Passive voice.

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Answer key ( 1 ESO) Good luck!

1. Which animal is it? (cow/shark/mice/frog/wolf)

1. This is a farm animal. It gives us milk COW

2. They’re very small animals. They like cheese. They’re sometimes pets. MOUSE-MICE

3. This fish is a hunter. It’s big and it can be dangerous. shark

WOLF - WOLVES

5. This animal is an amphibian. It hasn’t got a tail. It’s a carnivore and it eats insects.frog

2. Write sentences with the words below. Use the Present Simple affirmative.

1. we buy bread at the supermarket

2. James walks to school at 7.45

3. Sue and Ann go to the cinema on Sundays

4. my dad washes his car every Saturday

5. the children watch TV in the evenings

3. Now change the sentences above into the negative and interrogative form. Write them in your notebook.

1. we don't buy bread at the supermarket

2. James doesn't walk to school at 7.45

3. Sue and Ann don't go to the cinema on Sundays

4. my dad doesn't wash his car every Saturday

5. the children don't watch TV in the evenings

1. Do we/you buy bread at the supermarket ?

2. Does James walk to school at 7.45 ?

3. Do Sue and Ann go to the cinema on Sundays ?

4. Does my dad wash his car every Saturday ?

5. Do the children watch TV in the evenings ?

4. Complete the sentences with the correct Present Simple form of the verb in brackets.

1. We rarely TALK on mobile phones at school.

2. Nelly DOESN'T STUDY French at school.

3. Preston often DOES his homework in the afternoon.

4.DO mother chimpanzees KISS their babies?

5. Lions DON'T usually HUNT at night.

6. DOES your snake EATmice?

5. Number the daily routines in the order you do them.

do my homework …..watch TV ….have a shower ….have breakfast .....get up

….....clean my room ….....go to school ….meet friends ….go to bed

6. Write true sentences about you. Use always, never, sometimes, usually, often or rarely.

I always brush my teeth.

7. Write questions for a quiz about gorillas. Use the words below.

1. Do gorillas live in the jungle ? 2. Does a gorilla sometimes weigh 500 kilos /?

3. Do gorillas usually eat meat /? 4. Does a young gorilla often play with other gorillas ?

8. Answer the questions in Exercise 7.

1) Yes, they do. 2) No, it doesn't. 3) No, they don't. 4) Yes, it does.

9. What time is it?

12 p.m it's twelve o'clock.

12.15 p.m it's quarter past twelve

12.30 p.m it's half past twelve

12.45 p.m it's quarter to one

Answer key (homework 2Bat A) Good luck!

Modal verbs

Exercise 1

1 1 can

2 can’t

3 ought to

4 shouldn’t

5 mustn’t

6 is able to

7 are allowed to

8 needn’t

9 might

Exercise 2

1 In the USA, people can drive at the age of sixteen.

2 You could / might get in trouble if you open that emergency door.

3 You don’t have to / don’t need to help me with my homework because it’s very easy.

4 You can’t go out tonight!

5 You must be twenty-one to get into this club.

6 In some countries, you’re allowed to get married at the age of sixteen if you have your parents’ permission.

Exercise 3

1 might have forgotten

2 may have left

3 would have helped

4 ought to have texted

5 shouldn’t have been

6 could have gone

7 might have had

Exercise 4

1 Karen could / may have given you the wrong address.

2 The boys ought to stay away from the city centre at night.

3 Ben may / might have called, but my phone isn’t working.

4 We should leave now because we’ll be late.

5 We didn’t have to arrive at the party early.

6 You mustn’t go out the night before an exam.

7 You must arrive on time for the exam.

VOCABULARY

Exercise 1

1 sentence; spend

2 commits; away

3 prison; got

4 punished; fine

5 going; treated

Exercise 2

1 community service

2 witness

3 arrested; law

4 fine

5 treat

Exercise 3

    1 get to the bottom of

2 face the music

3 stepped out of line

4 keep his nose clean

5 has been above board

Exercise 4

 1 set you up

2 let on

3 find out

4 own up to

5 stamp out

6 bring in

5 1 disturbance

2 imprisonment

3 interference

4 enquiry

5 offence

6 1 establishment

2 examination

3 contamination

4 trial

Answer key (homework 1bat A) Good luck!

Modal verbs

Exercise 1  

   1 couldn’t

2 may / might / could

3 shouldn’t

4 have to / must

5 mustn’t

6 can

7 can’t

Exercise 2 

    1 We don’t have to hand in our maths homework until next week.

2 We should have gone to the college open day last week.

3 You mustn’t take your mobile phone into the exam room.

4 I suppose I may have left my bag on the bus.

Exercise 3 

    1 I could / might have left my keys at home.

2 Anne may / might have gone home already.

3 Students mustn’t take food into the library.

Exercise 4  

1 You shouldn’t have played video games all night.

2 You don’t have to wear a suit.

3 My brother may / might ask Sally to marry him.

4 Students mustn’t arrive late for the exam.

5 It can’t have been Ben because he’s gone abroad.

6 You must have passed the exam because you worked hard.

Exercise 5

     1 She can’t have worked hard.

2 He can’t get / do much exercise.

3 She must have hurt her leg / herself.

4 He must have lost them.

5 He / she may / might have been ill.

6 She needs to get good results.

7 They must be tourists.

Vocabulary

Exercise 1

    1 failed

2 pass

3 get

4 worked

5 paid

6 taken

7 revising

8 concentrate

9 practising

10 take

11 test

12 remember

13 remind

14 organize

Exercise 2

1 missed school

2 earn money

3 got behind

4 get better

5 win the race

Exercise 3

    1 laptop

2 school; university

3 English, drive

4 a new car

5 worse

6 the game

Top 5 languages.

• What do you think are the five biggest world languages by number of native speakers alone? (1)

• What do you think are the five biggest world languages by number of non-native speakers alone? (2)

 (1)                                                     (2)
 Mandarin                                       Mandarin
Spanish                                            English
English                                             Spanish
Hindi                                                Hindi
Arabic                                              Arabic

• How can you learn a language nowadays?

at a language school or doing an e-course

 

(How can you study on the bus?)
(How can you practise speaking if you do an e-course?)
     

Modal Perfects

Where is my phone?

•  PAST CERTAINTY(MUST HAVE + PARTICIPLE) : 

I must have lost it !!! 

• PAST  POSSIBILITY (COULD HAVE + PARTICIPLE)  :
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•  I might have left it at home.
• I could have left it on the bus. (Alternative action) 
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• REGRET OR CRITICISM ABOUT A PAST EVENT:

I shouldn't have been in such a hurry!