Assignment
GRAMMAR
Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Federico always _____ eggs for breakfast.
A is eating B eats C eat
1 Anya’s in the kitchen. She _____ dinner.
A cooks B ’s cooking C will cook
2 I _____ to eat fresh vegetables – I don’t like frozen.
A prefers B ’m preferring C prefer
3 Today most people _____ on junk food.
A cuts down B are cutting down C is cutting down
4 It’s hot in here! _____ open the window?
A Will I B Shall I C Do I
5 He _____ swimming on Tuesdays.
A always goes B is always going C goes always
6 A Is there anything on TV tonight?
B I don’t know. _____ online.
A I’ll look B I’m going to look C I look
7 We _____ the cinema on Saturday. Would you like to come?
A will go to B go to C are going to
8 My brother _____ a job at the moment.
A isn’t having B won’t have C doesn’t have
9 I promise I _____ anyone else!
A won’t to tell B won’t tell C ’m not telling
10 We’re _____ about you at the moment, and we hope you’ll be home soon.
A believing B knowing C thinking
11 The traffic’s terrible. I _____ miss my train.
A will to B ’m going to C go to
12 A _____ we order some salad?
B Good idea.
A Must B Will C Shall
13 Tom _____ arrives on time. He’s always late.
A never B sometimes C often
14 Where _____ on holiday this year?
A you are going B are you going C do you go
15 People’s characters _______ on their family background.
A are depending B depends C depend
16 What _____ next weekend?
A do you do B will do you C are you doing
17 I’m not ____ speak to José any more.
A will B going C going to
18 She _____ eats meat or fish. She’s a strict vegetarian.
A often B never C sometimes
19 How many cups of coffee _____ a day?
A do you drink B are you drinking C you drink
20 What _____ when he finishes university?
A is he going to do B does he do C he does
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Assignment
VOCABULARY
a Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences with food words.
Example: We had _____ chicken and vegetables for dinner last night.
A grilled B grill C grills
1 Beetroot and cabbage are types of _____.
A vegetables B fruit C meat
2 I love seafood, especially _____.
A chicken B duck C prawns
3 Food that isn’t cooked is _____.
A boiled B raw C fried
4 I’m trying to cut _____ meat. Vegetarian food is better for the planet.
A down out B down on C down
5 This curry is really _____. It has lots of chillies in it.
A fresh B raw C spicy
6 We don’t have any _____ because this is a seafood restaurant.
A beef B mussels C squid
7 I don’t want to cook tonight. Let’s eat _____.
A down B out C on
b Tick () the correct word(s) for the definitions, A, B, or C.
Example: another word for mother or father
A sibling B parent C family
8 your grandfather’s / grandmother’s mother
A great-grandfather B great-grandmother C grandmother
9 a child who lives with a new family not their birth parents
A stepchild B only child C adopted child
10 a sister who only has one parent the same as you
A half-sister B step-sister C only child
11 your husband’s / wife’s brother
A stepbrother B brother-in-law C half-brother
12 relatives who aren’t immediate family
A modern family B stepfamily C extended family
13 a child without brothers and sisters
A a stepchild B an adopted child C an only child
14 a woman who marries someone with children
A stepdaughter B mother-in-law C stepmother
c Tick () the correct prefix, A, B, or C, to make the adjective negative.
Example: mature
A un- B im- C il-
15 reliable
A un- B dis- C in-
16 responsible
A in- B im- C ir-
17 organized
A ir- B dis- C il-
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18 imaginative
A im- B in- C un-
19 sensitive
A un- B in- C dis-
20 patient
A in- B un- C im-
PRONUNCIATION
a Which word has a different sound? Tick () A, B, or C.
Example: A hot B sausage C cookie
1 A crab B salmon C prawn
2 A chicken B cookie C fish
3 A frozen B topping C low-fat
4 A pizza B beans C pear
5 A jar B crab C snack
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick () A, B, or C.
Example: A am|bi|tious B am|bi|tious C am|bi|tious
6 A sen|si|ble B sen|si|ble C sen|si|ble
7 A im|pa|tient B im|pa|tient C im|pa|tient
8 A re|be|llious B re|be|llious C re|be|llious
9 A im|ma|ture B im|ma|ture C im|ma|ture
10 A un|friend|ly B un|friend|ly C un|friend|ly
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