Past Simple. Regular verbs. Negative.
1. I ___ talk to Mr. Brown last week. (do)
2. We ___ visit them last weekend. (do)
3. I ___ play tennis on Sunday. (do)
4. I ___clean my flat last weekend. (do)
5. I ___ watch TV last weekend. (do)
6. We ___play football yesterday evening. (do)
7. I ___ listen to the radio, I watched TV. (do)
8. They went to a party, but they ___ enjoy it. (do)
9. She ___ live in New York, she lived in Indiana. (do)
10. We ___ move out of London. (do)
11. He ___ earn a lot of money last month. (do)
12. The ___ stay in a hotel. They stayed in a villa. (do)
13. I ___ phone you yesterday evening. (do)
Past Simple. Regular verbs. Question.
1. When ___ you ___ school? start
2. Where ___ you ___ tennis? play
3. ___ you ___ your flat last weekend? clean
4. ___ you ___ in a hotel last year? stay
5. Where ___ you ___ two years ago? live
6. ___ you ___ to the radio yesterday? listen
7. ___ you ___ them last weekend? visit
8. ___ they ___ football yesterday evening? play
9. ___ you ___ them yesterday? phone
10. ___ you ___ out of London last year? move
11. ____ you ___ the film that I watched on TV yesterday evening? like
12. ___ you ___ to Mr. Brown last week? talk
13. ___ you ___ the party that you went on Sunday? enjoy
Past Simple. Irregular verbs. Positive.
1. I ___ early this morning. get up. get up
2. I ___ some friends last night. meet
3. I ___shopping yesterday. go
4. I ___ to University by car yesterday. come
5. He ___ school at 16. leave
6. He ___ to school in a small Devon village. go
7. When he was 15, he ___ his own computer company. begin
8. Many students ____ to the lecture yesterday. come
9. I ___English lesson yesterday afternoon. have
10. Last year Kevin _______ a car. buy
11. My parents___in London in 1983. meet
12. When he lived in New York, he _______ in a bank. work
13. When he _____ in New York, he worked in a bank. live
Past Simple. Irregular verbs. Question.
1. How often ___ you ___ your English classes last semester? have
2. What _______ you _______ last night? / do
3. _______ you _______ the new film on TV yesterday? / see
4. What time ______ you ______ to class yesterday? / come
5. Where ___ you ___ on holiday last summer? / go
6. What time ___ you ___ up this morning? get
7. ___ Ann ___ shopping yesterday? go
8. What ___ you ___ yesterday? / do
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9. ___ you ___ out yesterday? go
10. ___ you ___ John last night? / see
11. When ___ they ___ last year? go
12. ___ you ____ for a walk last night? go
13. ___ Sue ___ early last Saturday? get up
Past Simple. Irregular verbs. Negative.
1. Linda ____ to classes last week. (do not go)
2. I ____ to the cinema yesterday, I was busy. (do not go)
3. I ____John when I was at school. ( do not know)
4. Tom ___ have a car last year. (do not)
5. They ___ have time to discuss all the problems yesterday. (do not)
6. He ___ very well last night. (do not sleep)
7. I ___to New York, I went to Chicago. (do not go)
8. We ___ Tom, we met Harry. (do not meet)
9. I ___ ___ a computer, I bought a camera. (do not buy)
10. He ___ ___ last week, he left yesterday. (do not leave)
11. She ___ ____spaghetti, she made lasagne. (do not make)
12. Sue ___ get up early last Saturday. (do not)
13. I ___ ___ some friends last night. (do not meet)
Possessive's
Choose the correct variant.
1. My ___ name is Robert. (father)
2. My ___ name is Adele. (mother)
3. My ___ name is Suzie. (sister)
4. My ___ name is Liam. (brother)
5. My ___ name is Tiger. (cat)
6. My ___ father is my grandfather. (mother)
7. My ___ mother is my grandmother. (father)
8. My ___ sister is my aunt. (mother)
9. My ___ is my uncle. (aunt)
10. My ____ son is my. (sister)
11. My ___ is my. (brother)
12. My ___ name is Tom. (boyfriend)
13. His ___ name is Marta. (girlfriend)
Prepositions of Time
1. They ___ 11 June.
2. Kate was born ___ the 1980s.
3. We play tennis ____ weekends.
4. She bought the flat ____ May.
5. What did you do ____ Monday?
6. I usually have breakfast ___ 7.30.
7. I was born ____ 1990.
8. Did you see Mark ____ Saturday evening?
9. I stoppedplaying football ___ 5 p.m.
10. Sarah lived in New York ___ 2002.
11. I always come to the university ___ 7.50.
12. I normally go to bed ___ 11p.m..
13. My mother wakes up really early, ____6 am.
Prepositions of Place
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1. There are some photos ___ the shelf.
2. Are there any glasses ___ the table?
3. There are some eggs ___ the fridge.
4. There aren’t any plates ___ the cupboard.
5. Are there any students ___ the classroom?
6. Turn right ____ the traffic lights.
7. There's a statue ____ the main square.
8. There are three people ___ the bus stop.
9. The bus stop is ____ the chemist's.
10. The wood is ___ the top of the hill.
11. The Millbank Hotel is ___ the right.
12. ____ the end of the street turn left.
13. The mayor's office is ___ the town hall.
Dates
1. 12/5/2010
2. 14/07/1789
3. 31/1/1800
4. 21/12/1969
5. 13/4/1984
6. 24/11/1969
7. 20/5/2010
8. 24/11/1984
9. 13/06/1984
10. 24/10/1984
11. 31/07/1800
12. 15/07/1789
13. 19/06/1984
Much/many
1. How much ____ do we need? eggs /broccoli /biscuits /carrots /sandwiches
2. How many ____ do we need? Bread/yoghurt/eggs/broccoli/tea
3. How much ____ do we need? Cheddar cheese/potatoes/onions/bananas/green peas
4. How many ____ do we need? Yoghurt/strawberries/milk/Cheddar cheese/fruit
5. How much ____ do we need? carrots /sandwiches/oranges/apples/apple juice
6. How many ____ do we need? pasta/apple juice/sandwiches/chocolate/ice cream
7. How much ____ do we need? apples/strawberries/tomatoes/pasta/potatoes
8. How many ____ do we need? onions/milk/Cheddar cheese/fruit/wine
9. How much ____ do we need? Strawberries/coffee/tomatoes/potatoes/onions
10. How many ____ do we need? Fruit/potatoes/wine/pasta/apple juice
11. How much ____ do we need? Strawberries/tomatoes/wine/potatoes/onions
12. How many ____ do we need? carrots /tea/coffee/yoghurt/milk
13. How much ____ do we need?/potatoes/onions/bananas/green peas /chocolate
Everyday English
Complete the everyday English conversation.
1. Can I have a coffee, please?
2. I'm sorry I'm late.
3. Can you help me?
4. Excuse me. Can you tell me the time please?
5. Excuse me. Can you tell me the time, please?
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6. Excuse me. What time does the bus leave?
7. When does this lesson finish?
8. Frank, this is Gina. She’s from our New York office.
9. Bye, Mum! It's time for school.
10. Can I have a coffee, an espresso, please?
11. Bye, Derek. Have a nice weekend!
12. I'd like a pair of scissors, please.
13. Can I have some aspirin, please?
Past Time Expressions
last summer
yesterday morning
last afternoon
last evening
last morning
yesterday night
last week
last Monday
on the last morning
Monday morning
On yesterday morning
on Saturday evening
Saturday evening
yesterday afternoon
on yesterday afternoon
on Friday evening
Friday evening
last weekend
last month
last night
in last week
in last month
at last weekend
1. She worked in a café ___.
2. You met John ___.
3. He came to school by bus ___.
4. Nora had tea and coffee for breakfast ___.
5. I played computer games ___.
6. My mother went shopping ___.
7. The family had dinner in a restaurant ___.
8. My sister got married ___.
9. We went to Alison's wedding ___.
10. My wife and I had a quiet weekend at home___.
11. I went to the cinema___.
12. I had an English lesson ___.
13. I worked very hard___.
Present Progressive (Continious) Positive
1. What are you doing now? – I _____for a bus. (wait)
2. My sister is not studying, she _______ TV. (watch)
3. The Chinese ________ against the Japanese and the Koreans now.(compete)
4. I can’t speak to you now, I _________ the newspaper. (read)
5. The party is great! Everybody ________it. (enjoy)
6. Can I use your computer? – Sorry, I __________on it at the moment. (work)
7. Are they busy at the moment? – No, they _________ video games. (play)
8. She cannot answer the phone. She _______lunch. (have)
9. My class ______ stories in their own language. (tell)
10. Renee ______ in Africa for 12 months. (work)
11. The students ______so much noise. (make)
12. Today Zac _________ the younger children some English. (teach)
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13. Some of the children ________ hats. (wear)
Present Progressive (Continious) Negative
1. My sister _________, she is watching TV.(not study)
2. The other teacher, Zac, _________ the older children.(not teach)
3. The children ________ hats today, it is warm. (not wear)
4. They are studying maths today, they ______ physics. (not study)
5. Renee ______ twenty children in her class. (not teach)
6. The older children _____ a story today. (not read)
7. They ________ on their computers; you can use any computer now (not work)
8. Zac’s students ______so much noise. (not make)
9. Renee and Zac ______ in Africa. (not work)
10. They are busy at the moment. They _________ video games. (not play)
11. Students ______ a suit and tie, they have jeans on. (not wear)
12. The tourists ______ the pictures at the gallery now. (not watch)
13. The students ______ a test right now. (not write)
Present Progressive (Continious) Interrogative
1. _____ he _______ to his dad right now? (talk)
2. What _____ you _____at Ellie’s house? (do)
3. What _____ you ______ now? – I am waiting for a bus.(do)
4. What TV program ____ your sister _____at the moment? (watch)
5. What food ____your Mom _____ ? It smells delicious!(cook)
6. What kind of newspaper _____your Dad ______right now?(read)
7. _____ you ______ on your computer at the moment?(work)
8. They are busy at the moment. ____ they _____ video games?(play)
9. Why cannot she answer the phone? ____ she ____ lunch?(have)
10. The party is great! ____you _____it? (enjoy)
11. Why ___ the students ______so many mistakes?(make)
12. What ____ Zac _____ the younger children today?( teach)
13. Look at those people! Why ___ they ____ funny hats? (wear)
Read the text. Choose the correct sentence.
The Space Race
In the 1960s there was a race between the Soviet Union and the United States to be the first country into space. It cost a lot of money. The United States spent about $100 billion. Both countries used German scientists to develop their rockets.
The Space Race began in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik. They sent a dog into space on Sputnik 2. Then, in 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space. He went round the Earth once. It took 108 minutes.
Americans would land a man on the moon. In 1966 a Russian spacecraft landed on the moon, but there were no astronauts on board. In 1968 Apollo 8 orbited the moon. Then, in 1969, Apollo 11 landed on the moon, and Armstrong and Aldrin walked on its surface.
The Space Race ended in 1975 when the Russian Soyuz 19 met and joined America's Apollo 18 in space.
So the Russians won the race to put the first man in space, but the Americans put the first man on the moon.
The space race cost a lot of money only to the USA.
There were no astronauts on board of Apollo 11.
President Kennedy ended the space race in 1969.
At the end of the race American and Soviet cosmonauts met in space.
The Soviet Union won the space race.
Read the text. Choose the correct sentence.
The First Air Journey
On July 25, 1909, a Frenchman, Louis Bleriot, became the first man to complete an air journey from Calais, in the north of France, to Dover, in the south of England. People thought that such a journey was impossible.
The flight wasn’t easy. Mr. Bleriot, a 37-year-old engineer, couldn’t swim, so he didn’t want to come down in the Channel. He couldn’t walk very well because of an injury to his leg, and he didn’t have a compass.
On the morning of the 25th, he took off from a field at the edge of a cliff. It took 37 minutes to complete the 22-mile journey. The plane flew at 40 miles per hour at an altitude of 250 feet.
Everything went well until he flew into fog. ‘I continued flying for ten minutes, but I couldn’t see the land. It was the most dangerous part of the flight. Finally, I saw the land,’ he told reporters.
When he got to Dover, he saw a French journalist waving a flag. He landed on a field.
The news quickly went round the world, and Mr. Bleriot’s flight was celebrated in London and Paris. He won a prize of £1,000.
The crossing was the start of modern aviation.
The first completed air flight took place in the summer of 1909.
Louis Bleriot had problems with his back.
The journey was 40 miles long.
A French journalist gave him a flag.
The news about the flight quickly arrived in London and Paris.
Read the text. Choose the correct sentence.
The First Man on the Moon
On 16 July 1969, Apollo 11 lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. There were three astronauts - Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. The rocket took three days to complete the 250,000 miles to the moon, travelling at six miles per second (21,600 miles an hour).
The lunar module landed on the Sea of Tranquillity in the evening on 20 July.
It was time for the astronauts to rest, but they were too excited to sleep. Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. As Armstrong took his first steps, he said the famous words, ‘That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.’
Armstrong and Aldrin spent two and a half hours walking on the moon. They collected samples and set up scientific equipment. Finally, they put up a US flag. After 22 hours on the moon, the lunar module lifted off and flew up to join the rocket that took them back to Earth. They left an inscription:
‘Here men from the planet earth first set foot upon the moon, July 1969. We came in peace for all mankind.’
This flight was the beginning of man’s exploration of space.
The first man set his foot on the moon in the summer of 1969.
When Apollo 11 landed on the moon, the astronauts had a rest.
The distance to the moon is 21,600 miles.
It took Armstrong and Aldrin two and a half hours to walk around the moon.
The lunar module took the astronauts back to Earth.
Read the text. Choose the correct sentence.
Twitter is an Internet service for social networking. You can write very short text messages called tweets that have a maximum of 140 characters. Researchers collected four million Twitter messages (tweets) over seven days. They looked at 200,000 tweets from all over the world. They discovered:
• 60% of the tweets were in English
• 9% were in Japanese, the second most popular language
• 5% of all tweets came from the top 100 users who posted 200-3,000 tweets a day
So what are people talking about on Twitter? Is it really just a lot of boring chat about 'What I'm doing at the moment', or are people also talking about more important things? Is there any serious discussion?
First the research company counted the most common sentences, and they discovered that the most popular were ' I'm working' and ' I’m sleepy'.
A smiley face J was also very popular. This suggested that most tweeters are tired but happy workaholics! The researchers also found that there is not one main reason why people use Twitter, but there are three main types of conversation: everyday events, exchanging views on a programme they watch, discussing serious topics like politics or disasters.
You can write more than 140 characters in a Twitter message.
It’s a free service.
Researchers collected 100 million messages over a year.
Most tweets are in Japanese.
The most common sentence is ‘I’m smiling’.
Read the text. Choose the correct sentence.
Higher than the Clouds
It reaches into the sky for nearly a kilometre. Burj Khalifa is, for the time being, the world's tallest building.
The world’s tallest building opened in January 2010.
It is Burj Khalifa in the Gulf emirate of Dubai, and it is 828 metres high. It took six years to build.
The tower has 160 floors and more than 500,000 square metres of space for offices and flats. It has the fastest lift (64 km/h), the highest mosque (on the 158th floor), and the highest swimming pool (on the 76th floor).12,000 people live and work here.
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