Week 12 ; 10th-14th May

 CLASS 1 ; -11th May 

LET'S PRACTISE ! 

OBJECTIVE ; consolidation units 9& 10 

Page 96 ex 1 - listening 

page 97 ex 1

• Complete the sentences with the words / phrases in the list. There are four extra words / phrases.
  • unexplained
  • went missing
  • refugees
  • mysterious
  • employer
  • residents
  • employee
  • go through
  • politicians
  • go very well
  • staff
  • going for
  
  
  • He’s worked for that company for 25 years now. He’s their oldest  .
  • Nobody knows what happened to him. The mystery of his disappearance is still  .
  • His plane  over the Atlantic Ocean.
  • They are all local  . Most of them live in the streets near us.
  • I’m so happy that I passed my driving test. It was awful and I wouldn’t want to  that again!
  • He died in  circumstances, and there is still a possibility that it was murder.
  • I’m afraid the exam didn’t  . I’m sure I’ve failed it.
  • He’s been training all year. He’s  a gold medal.
  • I saw a documentary about  fleeing across borders to escape the war.
  • Mr Sawyer runs a small business. He has a  of four people.

 Page 97 ex 2 -grammar

Complete the sentences with the verbs in the list. There are two extra verbs.

• might
• must have
• should have
• who
• might have
• could
• which
• couldn’t have
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• She hurt her head when she fell off her scooter. She  worn a helmet.
• She’s a really good player. If she’d entered the race, she  won it.
• The people  came to visit us were really nice.
• Riace is a small village in Calabria  is a beautiful region of Italy.
• He  stopped the accident. He was too late.
• He  been here recently, the kettle’s still warm.

Page 97 ex 3 -grammar

• Find and correct the mistake in each sentence.
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• He shouldn’t has left the window open. That’s how the burglar got in.
• She might like the film if she had come.
• I really like that guy which plays Sam on TV.
• She’s the runner won the gold medal.
• He must be finished his homework by now.
• My brother Julian, that lives in New York, is coming to stay with me.
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Page 97 ex 4 -functional language

• Circle
   the correct words.
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  • • 1. No way! This piece of rock can’t / mustn’t be from another planet.
    • I don’t agree with you. I think it can / might be.
  • • 2. I’m many / really sorry I can’t come to the football match with you.
    • No worries / problems. You can come with me next week.
  • • 3. I heard that you got 95%. That’s OK / phenomenal. Well done!
    • Thanks. I could hardly believe it. And my parents thought it was incredible / quite.
  • • 4. Next week Rebecca’s going to run a 15-kilometre race.
      That’s quite a / really distance.
    • Yes, it is. And she only started running a month ago, too.
      That’s amazing / challenge.

CLASS 2 ; -12th May 2021

sunny, warm

Wednesday 

FINAL EVALUATION 6-10 ! 

OBJECTIVE ; consolidation units 6-10 

Page 102

ex 1 - vocabulary 

• Complete the sentences with the words in the list.
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  • get into trouble
  • what she's told
  • behaves well
  • got told off
  • get punished
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  • If I forget my homework, I get punishedteacher. This usually means extra homework!
  • You’ll get into trouble  if you talk in class.
  • My sister never does what she's told
  • My little brother always   behaves well
  •  when we visit grandma. She thinks he is so polite.
  • I got told off
  •   by my neighbour when I kicked my football into their garden.

ex 2 - vocabulary 

• Complete the text with the words in the list.
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  • ending
  • character
  • villain
  • plots
  • hero
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  My favourite novels are by a writer called Arthur Conan Doyle. He wrote crime novels with very clever 1 .
  The setting was always in England in the 19th century, and the 2  was a detective called Sherlock Holmes.
  The other main 3  in the stories was Holmes’s friend, Dr Watson. There was also an evil 4  called Moriarty who Sherlock Holmes was always trying to catch. The stories are all very entertaining – and there is nearly always a surprise 5  .

ex 3 - vocabulary 

• Complete the sentences with the words in the list.
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  • committed
  • broke
  • prison
  • trouble
  • fine
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  • I got a FINE of £25 for throwing litter in the park.
  • She has never COMMITTED  a crime in her life.
  • You will be sent to PRISON if the police catch you.
  • I don’t want to get into any TROUBLE .
  • The police think the burglar BROKE in through the back door.

ex 4 - vocabulary Rewrite the sentences with a phrase with go in the correct tense.

• go well ;  ..to go  ; go missing  ; go down ;  go one step further 
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• 1. The plane fell from the sky somewhere over the Indian Ocean.
  The plane WENT DOWN somewhere over the Indian Ocean.
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• 2. Our cat disappeared last week.
  Our cat  WENT MISSING last week.
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• 3. There is one more exam remaining, then school closes!
  There is one more exam  TO GO, then school closes!
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• 4. Everything is happening as I want at the moment.
  Everything  IS GOING WELL for me at the moment.
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• 5. You have to do something extra if you want to be the best.
• You have to  GO ONE STEP FURTHER if you want to be the best.
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• ex 5 Match the words with the definitions.
  A

  • resident
  • refugee
  • motorist
  • pedestrian
  • crew

  B

  • a group of people who work on a plane or ship = CREW
  • a person who is walking on a street = PEDESTRIAN
  • a person who lives in a particular place =- RESIDENT
  • a person who drives a car = MOTORIST
  • a person who has been forced to leave their country, usually because of war = REFUGEE
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