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2 Write some questions for these answers.

1. No, she doesn't. She lives in Paris.

Does your mother live in London?

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

14ю

No, there isn't, but there's some in the cupboard.

At seven o'clock.

No, I don't; I go by bus.

Yes, there are two.

At 23 Banbury Road.

Yes, I was.

It's over there by the police station.

About a hundred metres.

In a post office in Bradley Street.

Eight three two, four five four seven.

By car.

Science fiction.

No, but I'm interested in rock music.

3 Complete the sentences.

1. There apples in the cupboard.

2 there ice cream in the fridge?

3. How students there in your

class? 4 my friends play tennis,

but not many of them play badminton.

  1. How milk have we got?

  2. There are too chairs in here.

7 too coffee in this cup.

8. There n't cheese in the fridge,

but there eggs.

9. There seven people, but only five books - that's not

10. Are there fair people in your family?

4 Look at the table and make sentences, using never, sometimes, quite often, often, very often or always. Examples:

Ann often goes to the theatre. She never goes to the cinema.

ACTIVITY

TIMES PER

YEAR

Ann

Joe

goes to the theatre

50

0

goes to the cinema

0

60

watches TV

100

50

plays tennis

20

100

plays football

0

60

goes dancing

50

0

goes to work by bus

0

276

goes to work by taxi

130

0

goes to work by train

100

0

travels by air

3

2

works on Saturdays

0

46

works at night

230

0

falls in love

1

10

Believe it or not. Read this with a dictionary.

There are 6,700 museums in North America. 52% of Australians, 39% of British people, and 11 % of French people say that they are 'very happy'. Your brain is 80% water. More than one third of Britain's Prime Ministers went

to the same school - Eton College. The Wrigley's factory makes 1,360,000 kilometres of chewing gum every year. There are 150 million bicycles in the world. Americans use 300 litres of water per day per person. Elephants sleep for only two hours per day.

6 Do the crossword.

  1. I to school by bus.

  2. What do you read?

6. There's a man outside the

I

9. How do you to

work? 10. Is there a pool near

your house? 12. Pounds, pence, dollars,

pesetas, francs, yen, lire, and

marks are

14. Susan is over there

the reception desk.

15. There are a hundred pence in this.

  1. I + you, or I + she, or I + he, or I + they.

  2. My, , his, her, its, our,

, their.

  1. I don't tennis.

  2. Morning, afternoon, ,

night.

21. What time do you

lunch?

24. You read this. 25.

27. Hello.

31. I rock music; I don't

like any of it at all.

34. she—>her; he—>him;

I —>

35. 'Hi.' 37.

40. We work at nine

o'clock.

  1. A hundred — ninety-nine =

  2. I to classical music

when I work.

46. You do this to books and newspapers.

47. A home, but not a house. 49. Half a litre milk.

  1. Not small at all.

  2. Don't like.

54. Where's my cream?

59. 'Where's the milk?'

' 's on the table.'

  1. It's terrible. Oh

  2. A sort of water.

  3. There are a hundred of these in a pound.

  4. A sort of street.

  1. This has got rooms in it.

  2. There are 1,000 of these in a kilo.

  3. Not 'yes'.

4. 'Do you and Alice like ice cream?' 'Yes, do.'

  1. Five people — four people = one

  2. I TV in the evenings.

  3. 'Who was at home?' ' '

8 11

'A of rump steak, please.

'Do you know Alec and

Jim?' 'Of course I do.

live very near me.'

13

Tomatoes are £2.50 a pound. That's very

  1. I have this in the morning.

  2. There are a lot of these in a pound.

16 you like coffee?

17. Does your sister

television very much?

22

23 24 26

You have this at about twelve

o'clock.

The same as 39 down.

This is in the bedroom.

  1. What's in this water?

  2. What time do you up?

  3. My sister work at 4.30.


dear.


32.


33. 'Is your sister fair?' 'Yes, she


A tomato, orange.

34. 36.

boy—>boys; man—>

What time it?

38. Jerome has breakfast

half past twelve.

39. It's twenty-five eight.

41. Food costs so much! It's

  1. Do you big dogs?

  2. r~\ Г\Г\

45. I, you, he, she, , we,

you,they.

48. Like very, very, much. 50. John and his family live in a

large flat on the fifth

53.

  1. There's some of this under my hat.

  2. My brother to tennis

lessons every Saturday.

  1. Thirteen — twelve =

  2. Miriam is her way to

work.

60. The hat shop is next

the post office.

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