I. Circle the correct answers. IV.
Fill in the blanks with much, many, and
a lot of.
1. There aren’t some / any help.
1. John hasn’t __________ money.
2. Do you know some / any Americans? 2. There is __________ gold in the bag
3. We need some / any more coffee. 3. I haven’t got ________ birds in the sky!
4. She’s got some / any interesting friends. 4. There aren’t ________ cars in the street.
5. I didn’t have some / any breakfast today. 5. Are there __________ apples on the tree?
6. He hasn’t done some / any work for ten years. 6. Jane spends __________ money at the shops.
7. Have you got some / any brothers and sisters? 7. Have you got __________ bread in the cupboard?
8. I’m having some / any problems with my car. 8. Are there __________ children on the beach?
9. Are there some / any restaurants near here? 9. We are early. We have __________ time.
II. Write some sentences with some. V. Fill in a little or a few.
Ex: 0. Would you like some more coffee? 1. ____________ lemonade
0. Could I have some bread? 2. ____________ men
3. ____________ milk
1. (Ask for coffee)______________________________________
4. ____________ sweets 7. ____________ friends
2. (Offer read)_________________________________________
5. ____________ women 8. ____________houses
3. (Offer rice)_________________________________________
4. (Ask for tomatoes) ___________________________________ 6. ____________ money 9. ____________ snow
5. (Offer more potatoes)________________________________
6. (Ask for more milk)___________________________________
7. (Ask for oil) _________________________________________ VI. Choose the correct item.
1. Have got _______ friends?
A) many B) much C) a lot of
III. Put in much or many. 2. There are _______ people in the room.
1. I haven’t got ___________ time. A) much B) a little C) a lot of
3. Can I have _______ sugar, please?
2. Do you play ___________ football?
A) a few B) a little C) little
3. I don’t eat ___________ meat.
4. How _______ oranges are on the table?
4. There aren’t ___________ people here. A) many B) a few C) much
5. We don’t have ___________ rain in summer. 5 How _______ money has Fred got?
6. Are there ___________ American in your country? A) many B) little C) much
6. There are _______ monkeys at the zoo.
7. Have you travelled to ___________ countries?
A) much B) a few C) a little.
8. Was there ___________ traffic on the road?
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Join the two sentences, using an infinitive of purpose.
1. Sheila went by bus. She wanted to save money.
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2. Peter has a part-time job. He needs to get some extra money.
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3. My mother went to the post office. She had to post some letters.
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4. Mary stayed at college until 9 pm.. She had to finish her History project.
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5. Peter sent Mary an e-card. He wanted to wish her a “Happy Birthday”.
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6. Paul did some exercises. He wanted to lose weight.
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7. She’s gone to the supermarket. She needs to buy some sugar.
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8. Daisy is studying hard. She wants to be a doctor.
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9. They have gone to town. They want to buy new boots.
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10. We are on a diet. We want to get thinner.
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11. I phoned my grandparents last night. I wanted to invite them to our Christmas
dinner.
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12. My mother is organising a party. She wants to celebrate my birthday.
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AT THE DOCTOR
Listen and match.
How often do you
have a shower?
I have a shower
every day.
1. How often do you have a shower? a. six times a week
2. How often do you eat salad? b. every day
3. How often do you drink juice? c. once a week
4. How often do you sleep eight hours? d. twice a week
5. How often do you exercise? e. three times a week
6. How often do you eat junk food? f. five times a week
Listen again and complete for Tim.
I …………..…… once a week. I do exercise …………..……
I …………..…… twice a week. I sleep eight hours
…………..…………………..
I …………..…… three times a I have a shower
week. …………..…………………..
S H O U L D or SHOULDN’T
She has flu. She ……………. stay at home.
He has backache. He ……………. carry heavy things.
She has a headache. She …………… take painkiller.
Steve has stomachache. He ………….. drink lemon and mint tea.
You have runny nose. You ………… blow your nose.
Daisy has dirty hands. She …………… wash her hands.
My brother has toothache. He ………… eat candies.
Jennifer has a broken arm. She ………… play volleyball.
He feels tired. He ………….. have a rest.
Caroline has a sore throat. She ……….. go to a doctor.
She has measles. She ………….. go to school.
He has a cough. He …………….. drink cold drinks.
She has toothache. She ………… go to a dentist.
Matt is fat. He …………. eat junk food.
Alice has cold. She …………. have a rest.
She has headache. She ……………….. take medicine.
Belgüzar KARA – English Teacher
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MODAL VERBS
CAN/CAN’T – COULD/COULDN’T
! We use CAN/CAN’T to talk about ability and possibility in the present.
! We use COULD/COULDN’T to talk about ability and possibility in The past.
Present Past
A: Subject + CAN + bare infinitive A: Subject + COULD + bare infinitive
I can play the violin quite well. I could play the violin when I was at school.
N: Subject + CAN’T + bare infinitive N: Subject + COULDN’T + bare infinitive
She can’t go out. She couldn’t go out last month.
Q: CAN + subject + bare infinitive? Q: COULD + subject + bare infinitive?
Can you run fast? Yes, I can. Could you run fast as a child? Yes, I could.
Complete the sentences, use CAN, CAN’T, COULD or COULDN’T.
1) The man has got the right tools. He ___________ start working now.
2) Linda is a good skier. He ___________ jump in the slopes.
3) My uncle prepared a barbecue so we ___________ eat a lot of food there.
4) It was a pity. We ___________ win the football match.
5) It is impossible, the teddy bear ___________ walk.
6) The man has spilled coffee on his shirt. He ___________ meet the new customers.
7) He has been running so he ___________ breathe properly.
8) Perhaps the photographer ___________ take a good photo.
9) I ___________ go to school because I had a temperature.
10) Tom ___________ go to school because he has an allergic reaction.
11) The boy wants to pull the girl’s hair but she ___________ see him.
12) Sonia ___________ get in shape. Her personal trainer is helping her at the gym.
13) My best friend ___________ play the flute in the band.
14) Her dad gave a motorbike so she ___________ ride it to work.
15) The little boy ___________ stop crying. He feels badly.
16) Henry went fishing and he ___________ catch a big fish.
17) The boy climbed the tree and now he ___________ get down because he is scared.
18) Hannah ___________ play video games only on Saturdays.
19) I ___________ read the document because of the big stain.
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Defining Relative Clauses
A. Relate the columns.
WHICH Is used ONLY with persons.
WHO Is used with both.
THAT Is used OLNY with objects.
B. Complete the sentences with “who” or “which”
C. Place in the correct order the sentences
1. have a house / Lea and Omar / is near the ocean. / which
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2. loves the ocean. / who / Lea is someone
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3. doesn’t like the water. / who / kind of person / But Omar is the
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4. he never uses / They have a boat / which
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5. don’t always / who / Lea and Omar / do things together. / are people
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D. Select the correct option.
1 st
2nd
HOW TO WRITE THE DATE 3 rd
4th
5th
6th
J_______ 7th
F_______ 8th
M_______ 9th
M_______
10th
T________ A______ 11th
W________ M______ 12th
T________ J______ 13th
F________ J______ 14th
S________ 15th
A_______ 15th
S________ S_______ 16th
O_______ 17th
N_______ 18th
19th
D_______
20th
21st
22nd
23rd
24th
25th
26th
When you speak To write the date Numbers
27th
7th March 7/3/18
(Day + Month) The seventh of March
DAY/MONTH/YEAR 28th
March 7 3/7/18 29th
March seventh
30th
(Month + Day) MONTH/DAY/YEAR
31st
ORDINAL NUMBERS What s the date today ?
16th - sixteenth
1st first Listen and match with the correct dates
17th
2nd second 30/08 06/08/1957
18th eighteenth
3rd third 21/05 12/04/1961
19th
4th fourth
20th twentieth 09/07 03/09/1939
5th fifth
21st twenty-first 06/03 22/01/1901
6th sixth
22nd
7th seventh Look and write the dates
23rd twenty-third
8th eighth 04/09/2013 it s the fourth of September twenty thirteen
24th
9th ninth 21/01/2001 __________________________________
25th twenty-fifth
10th 22/03/1998 __________________________________
26th
11th eleventh 31/11/1987 __________________________________
27th twenty-seventh
12th twelfth
28th 15/06/2010 __________________________________
13th thirteenth
29th twenty-ninth 05/08/2008 __________________________________
14th
30th thirtieth 03/02/1854 __________________________________
15th fifteenth
31st thirty - first 12/04/1968 __________________________________
My birthday is on the 22nd of July
When is your birthday ?
My birthday is on the
_____ of ______________
English Festivities
1. New Year s Day is on the first of _____________
2. Valentine s Day is __________________________
3. St Patrick s Day is __________________________
4. Easter is ___________________________________
5. Independance Day is _______________________
6. Halloween is _______________________________
7. Christmas is _______________________________
THEIR THERE THEY’RE
Their is a possessive There is an adverb They’re is a contraction
adjective. It always describes of place. There is also of they are.
a noun. used with the verb Examples:
Examples: to be. They’re at school.
Peter and Mary didn’t do their Examples: They’re waiting for the
homework yesterday. The book is over there. bus.
Look at their new car! There are 20 books
on the table
EXERCISE: Complete the following sentences with their, there or they’re.
1. Look at __________new house.
2. __________are twenty students in my classroom.
3. The computers are over _____________.
4. __________good friends and ___________ parents are happy with _______ friendship.
5. __________ CDs were stolen last week.
6. I’m happy that ___________ so nice to Peter.
7. ________ is a dog barking in __________ garden and __________friends are chasing it.
8. Do you know Peter and Mary? ___________ getting married soon.
9. ________ parents are spending a week in Spain. They had never been _______before.
10. __________ watching TV because tonight __________ favourite programme is on.
11. Where are my shoes?
_________ over __________.
12. __________ teachers are very nice and ___________ going to meet at the cinema.
13. Is Peter in his bedroom?
No, I don’t think he is ____________.
14. Hurry up! ___________closing the shop at six.
15. ___________ late. They won’t arrive ___________ on time.
16. ___________ is no food in the fridge and ____________hungry.
17. ___________sister is a nurse and ____________ parents are doctors.
18. ___________ the best in my school.
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