1. Sort out the verbs. Write five sentences using some of the verbs from the table.
Active verbs: choose, do, get, go, help, play, study, watch. State verbs: believe, hate, know, like, love, mean, need, own, prefer, understand, want.
1.I always go to school on foot. (Present Simple)
2.She is studying English now. (Present Continuous)
3.They like ice cream. (Present Simple, state verb)
4.We are watching TV at the moment. (Present Continuous)
5.He wants a new phone. (Present Simple, state verb)
2. Correct the underlined sentences in the email.
Hi Everyone,
I hope you are all doing well. I just want to remind you that our meeting is taking place tomorrow at 10 o’clock in the conference hall.
Kate and Alex are making the presentation slides and will finish them by the end of the day. Phil is checking the reports and will send them to everyone by noon.
I’m reviewing the agenda tonight and planning to arrive early tomorrow to prepare the hall. Please let me know if anyone has any questions or concerns. Looking forward to seeing you all there!
Best regards, Julia
3. Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentences.
1. doesn’t like, is enjoying 2. am reading, solves 3. plays, are performing
8.Everything in this suitcase belongs to my sister. She is going to France in two days.
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PAST SIMPLE
1. Put the verbs in the correct columns. Use the past simple form of the verbs. +ed: played, enjoyed, stayed, brushed, guessed. +d: arrived, hated, skated, wasted, promised. y + ied : studied, tried, worried, hurried, married. double final consonant: robbed, stopped, begged, admitted, banned.
2. Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box using the past simple.
1) went 2) saw 3) showed 4) bought 5) liked 6) wore 7) felt 8) had 9) talked 10) were 11) designed 12) discussed
1. Complite the table with the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives.
One-syllable adjectives
tall — taller — the tallest fast — faster — the fastest large — larger — the largest hot — hotter — the hottest
Two-syllable adjectives happy — happier — the happiest heavy — heavier — the heaviest funny — funnier — the funniest
Other adjectives of two and more syllables
delicious — more delicious — the most delicious exciting — more exciting — the most exciting interesting — more interesting — the most interesting fantastic — more fantastic — the most fantastic
Irregular adjectives
good — better — the best bad — worse — the worst little — less — the least
running, swimming, travelling change final vowels: dying, lying, tyin
2. Look at the photos. Make up sentences with the prompts from the box using the past continuous.
1)The team was warming up before the match.
2) She was doing stretching in the park.
3) They were doing aerobics.
4) They were playing ice hockey.
5) She was playing tennis.
6) They were going climbing.
7) They were working out.
8) He was doing athletics.
3. Make sentences using the past continuous.
1.We were playing volleyball while it was raining.
2.We weren’t running while our coach was talking to us.
3.The children were eating popcorn while they were watching the game.
4.The cheerleaders were dancing on the field while the team was resting.
5.We weren’t jogging while he was cycling.
6.My friend was reading while her dad was cooking dinner.
7.They were commenting on the football match while watching it.
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4.Read the article about Ukraine’s performance in the Paris Olympics 2024. In text A write ONE word in each gap. Complete text B with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
8 Last week I read about the vandalism which happened in the city centre.
shkola.in.ua
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5. Read the crime stories and choose the correct option(a, b, c or d).
1) d
2) b
3) b
4) c
5) d
6) a
7) c
8) c
9) b
10) a
6. Look at the picture and make up a story of what people in the street were doing during the bank robbery. Use the words from the table and the past simple and past continuous tenses. Get 2 points for using both tenses correctly.
1. Choose the correct word to complete the fun facts about cities. 1) a lot of 2) some 3) little 4) any 5) Some 6) many 7) Many 8) a few 9) much 10) a lot of
2. Complete the conversation using some/any, much/many, a lot of, a few/a little.
Kate: Oh dear! This city has a lot of / many problems!
Tom: I know. There are too many traffic jams every day.
Kate: Yes, there is a lot of / some pollution in the air too.
Tom: Exactly. I think we need some more green spaces.
Kate: That’s true! The park has only a few trees.
Tom: And a lot of / many people throw rubbish on the ground.
Kate: I wish there were some awareness campaigns about littering.
Tom: Right! If we had some community events, it could help!
Kate: If everyone helped a little bit then we could make our city a better place.
3. Choose the correct option A or B in each pair of sentences.
1 A There is a lot of noise in the city in the morning.
2 B There is a little pollution in the river.
3 B Is there any noise from the construction sites?
2. Read the problems and complete the advice using should/shouldn’t.
1 She should talk openly to her parents about her feelings and needs.
2 They should discuss their shared budget.
3 He should spend more time with his best friend.
4 She shouldn’t get angry and should try to understand why it happened.
5 She should ask Emma to respect her boundaries and let her make her own decisions.
6 They should discuss what he can and cannot do.
7 He shouldn’t worry about what she’s doing when she’s not with him.
8 There is no need for her to stay with people who ignore her. She should find some new friends.
3. Read the article about the relationships with parents and choose the correct option. 1) should 2) don’t have to 3) have to 4) should 5) should 6) shouldn’t 7) must 8) should Сторінка 19
4. Read the magazine interview and choose the correct option (a, b, c or d).
5 On March 18 she is going to walk in the park to look at Sakura trees.
6 The next day she is going to take a day trip to Nikko.
7 On day five Mary is going to buy souvenirs for family and friends.
8 She is packing her bags and flying home on March 21.
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5. Complete the email with the correct form of be going to or the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. If both are possible, use the present continuous.
1) ’re (are) setting off 2) are going to be
3) is picking us up 4) aren’t (are not) leaving 5) ’re (are) visiting
6) ’re meeting
7) ’re (are) going to love
8) ’s (is) lending
9) ’re (are) going 5
10) isn’t (is not) going to be
11) ’re (are) going to do
12) ’s (is) going to be 13) ’s (is) going to be 14) isn’t (is not) leaving
6. Correct the mistakes in each sentence.
1 She is flying to Rome this Saturday.
2 I’m afraid it is going to rain in London during our trip next week.
3 We are taking a bus to Krakow in the morning.
4 We are going to get a boarding pass at the check-in desk.
7 Barbara is going to send some emails at the end of the workday.
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8 Are you travelling to Italy this week or next?
Step 3
Pair work. Ask and answer the questions.
1. I was playing outside when I met my best friend for the first time.
2. My room has some books, a few posters, a lot of toys, and not much furniture.
3. I should tell them it’s wrong and help them do the right thing.
4. I am going to do my homework and then play games after school.
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PERFECT
1. Write the past participle of these regular and irregular verbs. buy - bought cost - cost drink - drunk eat - eaten give - given hurry - hurried read - read save - saved spend - spent stay - stayed take - taken travel - travelled write - written
2. Choose the correct option been or gone to complete the sentences.
2. Here is the list of healthy habits. Choose two to practise next month, but don't tell anyone. Let your classmates guess them by asking you questions which start Are you going to… ?
1. — Are you going to drink more water next month?
— No, I am not.
2. — Are you going to eat more fruit and vegetables?
— Yes, I am.
3. — Are you going to go to school on foot?
— No, I am not.
4. — Are you going to get enough sleep?
— Yes, I am.
5. — Are you going to practise sport next month?
— No, I am not.
6. — Are you going to brush your teeth more often?
— No, I am not.
7. — Are you going to go for a walk with friends?
— No, I am not.
3. Read the situations(1-8). Match them with the decisions from the box. Use will/won’t.
1 I can't see very well. I'll get some glasses.
2 I’ve injured my toe. I won’t play football today.
3 I’m exhausted. I’ll have some rest.
4 My shoulder is sore after the basketball match. I’ll take a painkiller.
5 I have a stomach ache. I won’t eat anything tonight.
6 I think I have a fever. I’ll take my temperature.
7 I’ve got the flu. I won’t go to school.
4. Change the sentences into questions. Then ask your classmates to agree or disagree with these predictions.
0) Will our bodies be able to fight all kinds of diseases?
4. Fill in the gaps with the modals of probability: must, might, could, can’t. 1) must 2) might / could 3) might / could 4) can’t 5) could 6) could 7) might 8) must
5. Complete the dialogues with the words from the boxes. 1) must 2) could 3) probably 4) might 5) definitely 6) could 7) might 8) must
6. Order the words to make sentences and learn some interesting facts about animals.
3.You tell everyone that you’re a vegetarian, but you have just ordered a burger.
4. ✅
5.She’s already seen that film, so I don’t think she’ll agree to go to the cinema with us.
6. ✅
7.I haven’t finished my science project yet, but I’m going to do that today.
8.We have already played this board game before, so I can explain the rules.
6. Tom is preparing for a camping trip. Look at the picture. Say what Tom has already packed and what he hasn't packed yet. Use the words in the box.
1) Tom has already packed a bottle of water.
2) Tom hasn’t packed hiking boots yet.
3) Tom hasn’t packed the map yet.
4) Tom has already packed the sleeping mat.
5) Tom has already packed a flashlight.
6) Tom hasn’t packed his snack yet.
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RELATIVE CLAUSES
1. Choose the correct word. Sometimes both options are possible. 1) that / which 2) which 3) where 4) that 5) that, who 6) that 7) which / that, who 8) which
5. Complete the TV adverts with who, which or where. 1) which 2) who 3) where 4) which 5) which 6) who 7) which 8) which 9) which 10) who 11) where 12) who
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UNIT 15
PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE
1. Decide if the sentences are active(A) or passive (P).
1 P
2 A
3 A
4 P 5 A
6 P 7 P
8 A
2. Choose the correct option to complete the text. 1) is used 2) designed
7 It wouldn't be a comedian's dream job if he wasn't good at making people laugh.
8 I would try a new job every week if I had the opportunity. 2.Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1) worked 2) would test 3) was / were 4) would make 5) would sell 6) had 7) worked 8) would feed 9) was / were 10) would create 11) would make 12) worked 13) would travel 14) was / were 15) worked 16) would meet
3.Complete the conversation with the words from the box using the correct second conditional form. 1) would (you) do 2)were / was 3) had 4) didn't (did not) have to 5) wouldn't (would not) win 6) would (you) work
1) was reading 2) would lend 3) could 4) was working 5) would post 6) would share 7) was writing 8) was 9) could
5. Read the story and then rewrite it in reported speech. I told my brother I was bored, and that I was going for a walk. He replied that he was coming too. We told mum that we wouldn't be late, and we set off. I said that there was some cool graffiti on that new apartment building near the park and that we would go there but my brother wasn't listening, he was looking at a rubbish bin. He said that there was a small dog under the tree and that it couldn't get out.
We managed to rescue the dog. It was scared at first but we soon made friends. I said that we had to find the owner and I thought there was a number on its collar. I phoned the owner. She sounded very stressed. Ten minutes later, she appeared. She told us that her husband would be so happy. Two days later, we were walking past the rubbish bin when we saw a notice. It said that they were looking for the two boys who found their dog and that a present was waiting for us at the bookstore. When we got to the bookshop, there were two graphic novels for us with a note. The note said that they were very grateful and they hoped that we would enjoy those books.
6. Look at the information from a website. Write sentences to report the results of the survey.
Each sentence has a mistake. Find and correct them.
1) is watching 2) didn’t 3) good 4) watching 5) was 6) a few 7) have 8) are showing 9) been 10) since 11) will 12) might 13) already 14) which 15) recommended 16) will go out 17) us to clean 18) would ask 19) would eat 20) were drawn Сторінка 57
Step 3
Complete the sentences with ONE word in each gap. 1) are 2) did
3) the 4) were 5) while 6) any / much 7) must 8) am 9) been 10) for 11) to 12) might 13) yet 14) that / which 15) are 16) If 17) to 18) would 19) had 20) by
