Put the words in the correct order.
Example: is favourite what your sport ?
What is your favourite sport?

1 you we get a taxi think do think should ?

2 usually does Michael get work how to ?

3 wants do the washing-up who to?

4 use where you live to did ?

5 coat is this yours ?

6 the flight long is going take to how ?

Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: I usually leave (leave) home at eight o’clock.
1 Blanca (write) an important email at the moment.
2 Ed (work) in a pet shop before he became a vet.
3 That’s a surprise! Eloise (not wear) jeans today.
4 I (clean) the kitchen if you do the vacuuming upstairs.
5 Jeremy (not call) me back last night; I expect he forgot.
6 you ever (lend) money to a friend?
7 Their star player (not train) at the moment. He’s hurt.
8 We (find) a lost phone in college last week.
9 He (not be) ready when we arrived, so we had to wait.
10 The dishwasher (invent) by an American woman.
11 I’ve checked the forecast and it (not rain) tomorrow.
12 I went back to sleep because I (wake up) too early.

Complete the sentences with one word.
Example: What is the matter?

1 If you were my neighbour, I be very happy.

2 We’ll finish as quickly we can.

3 Sachin has had piano lessons several years.

4 A I can’t play a musical instrument.
B can I.

5 He said he want to come because the cinema was too expensive.

6 A I turn on the radio? It’s very quiet in here.
B Yes, please. That’s a good idea.

7 A Cora will be here in 15 minutes and I haven’t tidied the flat yet.
B Don’t worry. I’ve tidied the kitchen. I did it this morning. Let’s
tidy the living room together.

8 It isn’t easy learn a new language.

9 Did you to like PE at school?

10 A Is this Tarik’s notebook? I found it in the library.
B No, it’s . I left it there this morning. Thank you.

Write the correct word(s) in each sentence in the blank next to the sentence.
Example: That was the most / more expensive restaurant I’ve ever eaten in.

1 My drawing is worst / worse than yours.
2 I’ve yet / just finished reading the new best-selling book by Maya Linnet.
3 Don’t drink too many / too much coffee in the afternoon, you won’t sleep.
4 You mustn’t / don’t have to hold the spider if you don’t want to.
5 Justin doesn’t do enough / too exercise. He’s a bit overweight.
6 Let’s turn off the TV. There’s anything / nothing interesting to watch.
7 Swimming / Swim in the sea is a wonderful experience.
8 You don’t have to / should tell your father how you feel. I’m sure he’ll understand.
9 We might / must get tickets for the concert – it depends on the price.
10 If I were you, I won’t / wouldn’t stay in that stressful job for very long.
11 I don’t know somebody / anyone who has a phobia.
12 Five minutes later / next, Daniel walked into the room.

Write the opposite.
Example: noisy quiet

1 curly
2 buy
3 asleep
4 divorced
5 download

Complete the sentences with the correct word under the sentences.
Example: My mum likes designer jewellery, for example rings and bracelets.

bags jewellery clothes

1 Arianna to be ill. But she wasn’t sick at all.
felt said pretended
2 The shop assistant to help Nell look for a dress.
preferred offered complained
3 The river used to be but now it is clean.
safe empty polluted
4 Look! I can see two under that tree.
bee deer bird
5 Jake is on the top of his head. He has no hair there.
bald beard slim
6 We went in Paris.
abroad sightseeing holiday
7 Please to me!
listen believe think

Add one word below to each word group. There are three words that you don’t need.
"passport, trolley, tie, historic, rabbit, happiness, goal, washing machine, geography, mean, athletics"
Example: receipt checkout shelves trolley

1 love fear anxiety
2 dishwasher kettle sink
3 hoop net track
4 camel lion bear
5 maths IT languages
6 hat scarf boots

Complete the sentences with one word.
Example: I’m afraid of spiders.

1 Don’t forget to take that shirt to the shop. You need a smaller size.
2 Ellie wants to get . She’s going swimming twice a week.
3 Christine has gone for the weekend. I think she’s gone camping with Ann.
4 Can I drop you at the cinema? I’m driving to town now.
5 Have you {blank_5 a signal on your phone? I haven’t.
6 Go of this building and over the bridge.
7 I’m in science, particularly chemistry. It’s my favourite subject.

Choose and write the correct verb.
Example: look like / look forward / go away someone

1 load / dust / do the furniture
2 get / meet / wait on with someone
3 play / get / have a great time
4 listen / look / see after a pet
5 shop / be / make lunch
6 tell / speak / say a joke
7 catch / throw / go a train
8 work / play / do the piano
9 meet / look for / know someone well
10 fall / open / have in love

Change the word given to the word form in brackets.
Example: compete competition (noun)

1 talent (adjective)
2 lazy (adverb)
3 fly (noun)
4 arrival (verb)
5 succeed (noun)

The Sleep Cinema Hotel
For nearly 50 years, the Rotterdam Film Festival has shown unusual and exciting
film projects from around the world. The organizers of the festival are creative and
positive people. For example, when award-winning film director Apichatpong
Weerasethakul wanted to show a film that lasted for more than 24 hours, the
organizers said: ‘No problem.’ Apichatpong also wanted to create a hotel inside the
cinema. Could the cinema provide beds and showers, and give the guests
breakfast? ‘No problem.’
The result of this discussion is the Sleep Cinema Hotel at this year’s Rotterdam Film
Festival. Six small beds are arranged in front of a cinema screen. The beds are on a
metal structure so they are above the floor, like birds’ nests. Guests are encouraged
to spend all night here. If they wake up, they’ll watch Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s
film for a while and then go back to sleep. The film has a lot of images of the sea
and rivers. The sound is also important. All of the sounds in the film were recorded
in Apichatpong’s home country: Thailand. Of course, there are lots of water noises,
but there are also the songs of small birds. And the screen is a circle so it looks like
a head, or the sun or moon.
Apichatpong is familiar with sleeping in cinemas. He says: ‘I always fall asleep
during my movies ... and during other people’s movies. The best cinema is inside
your head.’ He is interested in what happens when people sleep and especially in
their dreams. This is one of the reasons why sleeping people are a common sight in
his previous films. The hotel has a dream book where guests can write about the
dreams they had in the Sleep Cinema Hotel. Perhaps surprisingly, so far most
guests have said they slept very well in the cinema.
People without tickets for the hotel can watch the film – and the sleeping guests –
from the balcony area. Hurry! The project is only open for five days.

Read the article and write TRUE, FALSE or DOESN'T SAY for the sentences in uppercase.

Example: The first Rotterdam Film Festival was in the twentieth century. TRUE

1 Apichatpong Weerasethakul is one of the festival organizers.
2 The Sleep Cinema Hotel is Apichatpong’s first film at the festival.
3 The organizers expect guests to stay until morning time.
4 The film has no colour, only black and white pictures.
5 The sounds and pictures in the film include a lot of water.
6 The cinema screen is an unusual shape.
7 Apichatpong says that dreams are not as interesting as films.
8 Apichatpong never includes sleeping people in his films.
9 Guests can write about their dreams in the hotel.
10 If you hurry, you might get a ticket for the Sleep Cinema Hotel.

Read the text again and answer the questions.
1 What are the Rotterdam Film Festival organizers like?

2 What things does the Sleep Cinema have in common with a hotel?

3 Which country is Apichatpong from?

4 Where is the best cinema, according to Apichatpong?

5 If you don’t have a ticket for the Sleep Cinema Hotel, where can you see the
film?

Write about your ideal primary school (100–150 words). Write about
these things.
 The times of lessons.
 The uniform.
 The number of children in a class.
 Technology in the classroom.
 Ways to help children use positive thinking at school.
 One new subject you would add for all children and why.

Listen to the conversation and write TRUE or FALSE in uppercase.
1 Alba and Tom are driving home.
2 Tom wants to play a maths game.
3 Alba has played the game before.
4 Alba and Tom need to fill up the car with petrol straight away.
5 If they stay on the motorway, the distance will be shorter.

Listen to five speakers talking about happiness. Match them with sentences.