1.Have you ever vizited the statue of liberty?

2.Have you ever road the horse?

3.Have you ever eight the sushi?

4.Have you ever saw the flying saucer?

5.Have you ever made the snowman?

6.Have you ever climbed the mountain?

7.Have you ever  played football?

8.Have you ever practiced karate?

9.Have you ever wined the trophy?

10.Have you ever drove the car?

11.Have you ever wrote book?

12.Have you ever sent an email?

13.Have you ever went to fishing?

14.Have you ever used telescope?

15.Have you ever traveled in Spain?

16.Have you ever baked a cookie?

17.Have you ever cooked spaghetti?

 

1.Match the verbs in column 1 with words in columns 2 and 3. Write the sentences.

1.I get dressed at before breakfast.
2.I have dinner with my family.
3.I leave home at 8.30 a.m.
4.I finish work at 6 p.m.
5.I have breakfast at 8:00 a.m.
6.I go home 11 o’clock.
7.I sleep seven hours a night.

2.Complete the questions with the correct verb.
1.get – I get dressed before breakfast.
2.have – Yes, I do.
3.leave – I leave home at 7.30 a.m.
4.have – I have dinner alone.
5.go – I go to bed at 11 o’clock.

5. Find nine phrases
1.Do the shopping
2.Once a week
3.Come round
4.Play tennis
5.Go shopping
6.Stay in
7.Go to the gym
8.At the weekend
9.Go for a walk

6.Complete the sentences
1.Go
2.Round
3.Play
4.For a walk
5.During, in
6.Too late
7.At
8.Gym
9.Do, early
10.See

1. How do you feel? Write your answers.
1. I’m tired.
2. I’m nervous.
3. I’m thirsty.
4. I’m hungry.
5. I’m boiling.
6. I’m ill.

2. Complete the dialogues.
1. What’s the matter? I feel ill.
2. Are you tired? – Yes, I’m going to bed.
3. What’s the matter? I feel freezing. I need a coat.
4. It’s very hot in here. – Yes, I know. I’m boiling.
5. Is it your driving test tomorrow? – Yes, and I’m feeling a bit nervous.
6. What’s the matter? – I don’t feel well.

4. Complete the words.
1. angry
2. worried
3. upset
4. scared
5. surprised
6. frightened
7. unhappy
8. embarrassed
9. excited

5. Complete the sentences.
1. angry
2. excited
3. upset
4. excited
5. embarrassed
6. happy
7. unhappy
8. frightened
9. love

1.Complete the words.
Fun
1.Funny
2.Quiet
3.Relaxed
4.Nice
5.Dear
6.Friendly
7.Laugh

2.Answer the questions
1.Unfriendly
2.Intelligent
3.Horrible
4.Stupid
5.Funny
6.Serious
7.Relaxed
8.Friendly

3.Complete the conversations.
⁨ 1. What’s Alex like? – He’s nice but he’s very serious. He doesn’t lough much.
2. What are Anna’s parents like? – Well, her mother is great fun; I like her very much. But her father doesn’t like people very much – he is really unfriendly.
3. What was your grandmother like? – She was very friendly she always helped everyone and she was clever too she went to university.

 

4.Find and write four more examples of really + adjective from page 36.
1.Really funny
2.Really unfriendly
3.Really horrible
4.Really relaxed

5.Are the statements from the text true or false?
1.T
2.T
3.T
4.T
5.F
6.F
7.T
8.T

6.What are you like?
1.I am very sporty.
2.Usually, I am quiet relaxed.
3.I am very tidy.
4.I am hardworking.
5.I am really sociable.
6. No, I’m not.

A.Look at the sentences. Underline the verbs.
1.Millions see her on TV.
2.She doesn’t live in Chicago.
3.She helps her husband.
4.They don’t use all the rooms in the White House.

C. Look at the spelling for the third person singular. Coplete the table.
+s
learn – learns
stop – stops
live – lives
play – plays

+es
watch – watches
finish – finishes
go – goes

+ies
study – stduies

D.Complete the sentences with the correct form of th everbs.
1.I like cats.
2.We don’t like pizza.
3.He studies French at school.
4.He doesn’t speak Italian.
5.She doesn’t listen to music.
6.I don’t study English.

E.Complete the table with do or does.
Does he/she/ speak Italian? Yes, he/she does. No, he/she doesn’t (does not).
Do I/you/we/they study English? Yes, I/we/you/they do. No, I/we/you/they don’t.

5 Vocabulary
Family
A.Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Check your answers with the magazine article on page 26.
1.Michelle Obama’s father is dead.
2.Michelle Obama’s mother lives in the White House.
3.Marian is Malia and Sasha’s grandmother.
4.Michelle’s daughters are Malia and Sasha.
5.Malia is Sasha’s sister.

B.Look at Sally’s family tree. Write the words from the box in the spaces. Then listen and check your answers.
Grandfather – James
Grandmother – Elizabeth
Father – Jonathan
Mother – Claire
Uncle – Mike
Aunt – Sarah
Brother – William
Sister – Olivia
Cousin – Joseph

Grammar
Possesive ‘s

B. Look at the pictures and write the correct words with ‘s.
1.Daniel’s book
2.Emily’s house
3.Mr Black’s car
4.My father’s computer
5.My sister’s bike
6.My brother’s school

Possesive adjectives
D. Complete the table.
Singular
I – my
You – your
She – her
He – his
It – its

Plural
We – our
You – your
They – their

F.Complete the sentences with words from Exercise 6d.
1.Hi! My name’s Jenny. Nice to meet you. What’s your name?
2.My brother really likes music. His favourite singer is Jay-z.
3.I’ve got two sisters. Their names are Laura and Joanna.
4.Amy’s American. She’s here in England with her family.
5.We live in London now, but we don’t really like this house.
6.Do you and your sister like your new house.

7.Speak
A.Work with a partner. Look at Sally’s family tree on page 28. Ask and answer questions about her family.
A.Who is Jonathan?
B.He’s Sally’s father.
A.Is Joseph Sally’s brother?
B.No, he isn’t He’s her cousin.
A.Is Elizabeth Sally’s grandmother?
B.Yes, she is.
A.Who is Mike?
B.He is Sally’s uncle.
A.Is Sarah Sally’s mother?
B.No, she isn’t. She is Sally’s aunt.

B. Draw your family tree. Write father, mother, etc., but not their names!

C.Work with a partner. Swap your family trees. Talk to your partner about your family. Fill in the names in your partner’s family tree.

8.Match the verbs with the pictures. Write 1-6 in the boxes.
1.Go to the internet cafe – B
2.Go to the cinema – E
3.Work in a shop – F
4.Go to museums – C
5.Go bowling – D
6.Go shopping – A

 

 

UNIT 3. She lives in Washington
1.B. Read the article again and listen. Write T(true) or F(false). Correct the false statements.
1. Michelle Obama comes from England. F – She comes from Chicago, the USA.
2. Her mother is alive but her father isn’t. T
3. Her mother’s name is Fraser. F – Her mother’s name is Marian.
4. Michelle lives in Chicago now. F – She lives in Washington now.
5.There are two girls in the Obama family. T
6.Michelle helps her husband with his work. T

1.C. What do you know about the President of the USA?
Joe Biden is the President of the United States since January 20, 2021. He was a Senator for Delaware in the past. Biden was Vice President under Barack Obama from 2009 to 2017.

 

1. Brazil is the largest South American country in terms of area and population. It is also the only country on the continent where Portuguese is spoken rather than Spanish.

2.Brazil is the country with the largest number of Catholics among local residents.

3.According to one version, the state was named Brazil in honor of a mythical island – the Irish believe that it is located somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.

4.Brazil ranks first in the world in the number of species of primates and freshwater fish found on its territory. In addition, it holds second position in the number of amphibian species, third place in the number of bird species, and fifth place in the diversity of reptiles.

5.In 2013, the Brazilian authorities allowed the official registration of marriage between spouses of the same sex. Three years earlier, a similar law was passed in Argentina (see interesting facts about Argentina).

Exercise 4c
Work with a partner. Write your answers to exercise 4b.
I like Eminem.
I don’t like Metallica.
My favorite band is Imagine Dragons.
My favorite singer is Ed Sheeran.

Exercise 4d
Work with a partner. Ask and answer questions about the pictures. Use the words from the box and the words from Exercise 3a.
A: Do you like football?
B: Yes, I do. It’s great!
A: Do you like volleyball?
B: Yes, I do. It’s fantastic!
A: Do you like jam?
B: No, I don’t. It’s terrible!
A: Do you like coffee?
B: No, I don’t. It’s awful!
A: Do you like chocolate?
B: Yes, I do. It’s fantastic!
A: Do you like classical music?
B: No, I don’t. It’s terrible!
A: Do you like dogs?
B: Yes, I do. They’re excellent pets!
A: Do you like horses?
B: Yes, I do. They’re great!

1.Write the present form of the verbs.
Walked – walk
1.Lay down-lie down
2.Fell over – fall over
3.Rode – ride
4.Climbed – climb
5.Sat down – sit down
6.Got on – get on
7.Ran – run
8.Stood up – stand up

2.Complete the sentences. You need the past simple in sentences 6-9.
I sat down at my desk and worked for two hours.

1. The children have to stand up when the teacher comes into the classroom.
2. I often walk in the summer – it’s only twenty minutse on food.
3. I want to climb Killimanjaro next year.
4. Do you often dance when you go to nightclubs?
5.The doctor asked me to lie down on the bed.
6.The boys jumped into the swimming pool.
7.She rode her bike to school this morning.
8. I was late, so I ran to the bus stop, but I fell over.
9.She got off the bus, went into the station an got on a train.

1.True or false? Write T or F.
Argentinians speak Spanish. T
1.Saudis speak Arabic. T
2.Mexicans speak Spanish. T
3.Thais speak Japanese. F
4.Hungarians speak Hungarian. T
5.Australians speak Australian. F
6.The Chinese speak Chinese. F
7.Brazilians speak Portuguese. T
8.Americans speak English. T
9.Czechs speak Polish. F

2.Complete the sentences.
Example: China is in The Far East.

1.Scotland is in Great Britain.
2.Hungary is in Central Europe.
3.Mexico is in North America.
4.Thailand is in Southeast Asia.
5.Argentina is in South America.
6.Egypt is in North Africa.
7.Saudi Arabia is in the Middle East.
8.India is in South Asia.
9.Australia is in Australasia.

3.Write the names of the countries and languages.
1.France – French
2.Germany – German
3.Spain – Spanish
4.Portugal – Portuguese
5.Italy – Italian
6.The Czech Republic – Czech
7.Poland – Polish
8.Hungary – Hungarian
9.Russia – Russian
10.Greece – Greek
11.Turkey – Turkish

4.Complete the boxes with the nationalities ending in these letters.
-ian
Hungarian
Italian
Russian
Indian
Canadian
Argentinian
Brazilian
Egyptian
Australian

-ish
Polish
Spanish
Turkish

-an
American
Mexican
Brazilian
Australian
Italian
Russian