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1A

Grammar be: positive and negative

People

✂ I

Sally and Ben

you

he

she

we

my friend

the students

the football team

the food

Cities

✂

Madrid

New York

Tokyo

Paris

Beijing

London

Moscow

Berlin

Rome

Ankara

Countries

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✂

Russia

Germany

Japan

Spain

England

Turkey

Italy

France

America

China

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Grammar be: questions and short answers

Imagine you are a different person. Ask and answer questions, and guess who your partner is.

WHO AM I? Are you ...

?? ? ?

??

??

1 a man / a woman?

11

2 famous?

12

?

3 married?

13

?

4 young?

14

?

5 pleasant?

15

?

6 French?

16

?

7 a student / teacher at this school?

17

?

8 in this room?

18

?

9 on TV?

19

?

10 pretty?

20

?

?

✂ Imagine you are a different person. Ask and answer questions, and guess who your partner is.

WHO AM I? Are you ...

?? ? ?

??

??

1 a man / a woman?

11

2 famous?

12

?

3 married?

13

?

4 young?

14

?

5 pleasant?

15

?

6 French?

16

?

7 a student / teacher at this school?

17

?

8 in this room?

18

?

9 on TV?

19

?

10 pretty?

20

?

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2A

Grammar Present simple: positive and negative

Student A Find the differences between what this family and your partner’s family do every day. The Brown Family 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

the mother and father

the son

the daughter

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Student B Find the differences between what this family and your partner’s family do every day. The Green Family 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

the mother and father

the son

the daughter

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2B

Grammar Present simple: questions and short answers

Name

1

listens to music from the 1960s.

2

does sport at the weekend.

3

doesn’t eat breakfast.

4

finishes work/school/college early.

5

doesn’t watch TV.

6

speaks three languages.

7

reads newspapers.

8

writes a lot of emails every day.

9

does homework on the bus.

10

knows someone famous.

11

doesn’t live near here.

12

buys things online.



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3A

Grammar Position of adverbs of frequency

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How often do you go to the cinema?

No, I’m sometimes late.

Do you eat everything?

No, I watch television.

Are you always on time for lessons?

I always walk because it’s healthy.

Where do you usually go on holiday?

Every week. I love films.

How often do you check your email?

I sometimes talk to an English friend on the phone.

Do you cook at home?

Online or sometimes in the town centre.

Are you usually busy in the evenings?

I sometimes go to the mountains.

Where do you usually do your shopping?

No, I never eat tomatoes.

Do you often practise English outside the classroom?

Yes, but I sometimes order pizza for dinner.

How do you get to school?

About five times a day.

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3B

Grammar have got

Ask questions with have got to hit your partner’s ships.

a laptop

a smartphone

a camera

a car an English friend an e-book

a pet

a big house

a lot of money

a tablet you

your mum

your dad

Hanna

Bob and Jim

Lucy and Katy

I

my brother

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4A

Grammar Countable and uncountable nouns; some, any, a / an

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4B

Grammar Quantifiers: much, many, a lot of

Game A Test each other and play Noughts and crosses. 1 We’ve got any potatoes.

We’ve got some potatoes.

2 How much milk do we need?

Correct

3 There aren’t much students in the classroom.

There aren’t many students in the classroom.

4 There isn’t any chocolate in my bag.

Correct

5 I like quite a lot milk in my coffee.

I like quite a lot of milk in my coffee.

6 I’ve got a little money.

Correct

7 Can I have much beans, please?

Can I have a lot of beans, please?

8 How many eggs would you like?

Correct

9 I usually eat some biscuits at break.

Correct

10 Mum always gives me an sandwich for lunch.

Mum always gives me a sandwich for lunch.

11 Any people want to talk to you.

Some people want to talk to you.

12 Can I have little water, please?

Can I have a little water, please?

13 How many eggs do you need for some cake?

How many eggs do you need for a cake?

14 I haven’t got much pasta.

Correct

15 I need a little time, please.

Correct

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Game B Test each other and play Noughts and crosses. 1 There aren’t any chicken in this meal.

There isn’t any chicken in this meal.

2 Can you buy some bread later?

Correct

3 Are there any carrots in the carrot cake?

Correct

4 A few chocolate is good for you.

A little chocolate is good for you.

5 There is a lot of people in England.

There are a lot of people in England.

6 A doctor does many work every day.

A doctor does a lot of work every day.

7 There’s a little cheese but not much.

Correct

8 I usually eat quite much bread at breakfast.

I usually eat quite a lot of bread at breakfast.

9 We don’t have some breaks in the morning.

We don’t have any breaks in the morning.

10 My sister doesn’t eat many fruit.

My sister doesn’t eat much fruit.

11 Visitors often bring some flowers when people are ill.

Correct

12 My dad hasn’t got some printer in his office.

My dad hasn’t got a printer in his office.

13 You can’t have a pizza without any cheese.

Correct

14 How many rice do I need for three people?

How much rice do I need for three people?

15 Cut up some mushrooms and an onion.

Correct

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5A

Grammar there is / there are

Picture A Ask and answer questions to find ten differences between this picture and your partner’s.

Picture B Ask and answer questions to find ten differences between this picture and your partner’s.

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5B

Grammar Possessive pronouns and possessive’s

✂ ✂ the dictionary

the bag

the T-shirt

the car

the watch

the smartphone

the birthday cake

the purse

the tablet

the magazine

the pair of glasses

the cup of coffee

the hat(cap)

the laptop

the pen

the book

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6A

Grammar Past simple: be

Look at these pictures for ten seconds. Another student will ask you what there was and were.

MUM

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Grammar Past simple: positive

Activity A Find 14 irregular past forms in the word search, across

or down .

w

b

n

r

l

w

z

e

n

w

g

t

x

h

r

o

i

s

c

f

k

w

b

f

o

u

n

d

j

u

z

t

o

l

d

e

r

s

t

y

s

k

p

g

d

u

s

t

f

n

d

c

a

m

e

t

b

h

o

m

t

u

i

t

a

b

r

d

i

c

a

t

e

g

v

m

p

s

p

e

n

t

a

y

r

b

m

f

d

z

r

g

f

c

u

q

h

f

q

g

a

t

t

f

a

l

w

a

s

o

a

m

y

a

d

r

w

e

r

e

o

m

t

r

d

x

c

l

e

x

e

w

c

j

r

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p

y

v

u

Activity B Roll the dice and make sentences with the words you land on and a verb from the word search.

1

START

dog

happy

11

13

12

boy

20

pizza

19

market

15

dictionary

beach

18

phone

park

camera

14

angry

pilot

6

7

bridge

uncle

laptop

bus

8

9

5

4

sad

sister

10

FINISH

3

2

17

grandfather

16

money

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7A

Grammar Past simple: negative and questions

Picture A Ask and answer questions about the holidays you and your partner had.

✂ Picture B Ask and answer questions about the holidays you and your partner had.

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7B

Grammar love / like / don’t mind / hate + verb + -ing

Make sentences about what you like, love, don’t mind, and hate doing.

1

START

car

GO FORWARD 3 SPACES

2

fish

4

6

homework

money

MISS A TURN

7

smartphone 10

8

bed

HAVE ANOTHER TURN

football

GO BACK 2 SPACES

14

maths

11

books

13

computer 12

music

16

17

countryside

dogs MISS A TURN

19

holidays

22

FINISH

reality tv 21

GO BACK 3 SPACES

newspapers

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8A

Grammar can / can’t, could / couldn’t for ability

Activity A

✂

1  two sister for use weeks computer couldn’t her my 2  in can do school library our after homework the we our 3  was well speak when ten could she rosie 4  this very new I phone quickly text on can’t 5  for you cook can dinner people 12 ?

✂ Activity B

Talk about it! ?

an old mobile phone 1 What can you do with a smartphone that you couldn’t do with

2 What could you do well when you were a child that you can’t do now?

3 What can you do in a town that you can’t do in the countryside? 4 What can you do when you have your own flat that you can’ live with your parents?

t do when you

5 What can you do in a hot country that you can’t do in a cold one? 6 What can you buy in shops today that your parents couldn’t they were your age?

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8B

Grammar have to / don’t have to

Student A Write sentences with the words in the box and have to / don’t have to. Check them with your partner.

carry your own food make a reservation queue pay before you sit down wait for your food wear smart clothes use forks and knives put your rubbish in the bin

✂

Student B Write sentences with the words in the box and have to / don’t have to. Check them with your partner.

carry your own food make a reservation queue pay before you sit down wait for your food wear smart clothes use forks and knives put your rubbish in the bin

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9A

Grammar Present continuous

✂

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Grammar Present simple or present continuous

in the café

at 10.30

watch the TV

cup of coffee

fish and chips

clean the living room

by bus

jeans

newspaper

a sandwich

email

at night

with my friends

flowers

on Monday

play football

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10A

Grammar Comparative adjectives

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expensive

comfortable

kind

easy

boring

pretty

happy

good

hot

bad

heavy

fast

long

healthy

small

clever

friendly

funny

difficult

pleasant

big

popular

dangerous

exciting

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10B

Grammar Superlative adjectives

Adjectives

✂

interesting

fit

beautiful

short

cheap

important

unusual

slow

Nouns

✂ book

month

TV show

job

person

animal

actor

song

film

free-time activity

gadget

food

car

clothes

drink

sport

holiday

journey

toy

photograph

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11A

Grammar Present perfect

Make sentences using the present perfect to win pieces of the puzzle. 1

2

read 8

9

15

go

eat

30

paint 36

37

travel

1

15

22

29

36

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31

r e E

38

break

2

9

16

23

30

37

32

39

leave

W e n

3

n c

31

10

17

24

38

e a j o g l

4

11

18

25

32

39

’ l o u l a

12

19

26

33

40

35

41

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put

wear

5

28

34

40

begin

study

listen

meet

21

27

33

buy

find

sell

cook

14

20

26

take

make

spend

swim

know

13

19

25

7

wait

do

run

speak

teach

12

18

24

6

see

have

understand

think

choose

watch

walk

drink

5

11

17

23

29

write 10

16

22

4

hear

be

8

3

climb 42

catch

6

13

20

27

34

41

sing

e y e

7

s s

35

✂ ✂

14

21

28

42

d h .

11B

Grammar Present perfect or past simple

✂ win a competition

eat something unusual

sing in public

do a dangerous sport

meet someone famous

read a novel in English

be on TV

swim with dolphins

cook a meal for more than four people

fly in a helicopter

sleep in an unusual place

pass a very difficult exam

be on a plane for more than eight hours

experience terrible weather

have an argument with someone

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12A

Grammar going to

Name

Details

1 buy something expensive. 2 learn another language soon. 3 go to bed early tonight. 4 phone someone after class. 5 learn to drive soon. 6 travel to another country soon. 7 go to a music concert/festival. 8 celebrate a birthday soon. 9 go to the dentist soon. 10 start a new sport or hobby. 11 find a (new) job soon. 12 buy a present for someone. 13 enter a competition. 14 have dinner with someone special soon. 15 go on a train soon. 16 do homework all evening.

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12B

Grammar should / shouldn’t

Tell these people what they should and shouldn’t do.

START

11 “It’s my wife’s / husband’s birthday tomorrow.” 10 “I want to get a pet.”

1 “I need some money.”

9 GO BACK 2 SPACES

2 “I can’t sleep at night.”

8 “I want to make some new friends.” 3 GO FORWARD 3 SPACES

4 “I don’t understand some grammar points.”

7 “I’ve got a job interview.”

6 “I’ve got an important exam soon.”

5 MISS A TURN

FINISH

12 “I want to have a big party.”

22 “I’d like to find an English friend.”

13 “I want to improve my English.”

21 “I need a new smartphone.”

14 “I’ve got a bad headache.”

20 GO FORWARD ONE SPACE 19 “I want to be famous.”

15 HAVE ANOTHER TURN

16 “I want to live on my own.”

18 “I’m always late.”

17 MISS A TURN

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