a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December spring, summer, autumn, winter 0 zero 18 eighteen ¼ quarter 19 nineteen ½ half 20 twenty ¾ three quarters 21 twenty one 1 one 10 ten 2 two 20 twenty 3 three 30 thirty 4 four 40 forty 5 five 50 fifty 6 six 60 sixty 7 seven 70 seventy 8 eight 80 eighty 9 nine 90 ninety 10 ten 100 one hundred 11 eleven 101 one hundred and one 12 twelve 1,000 one thousand 13 thirteen 1,001 one thousand and one 14 fourteen 10,000 ten thousand 15 fifteen 100,000 one hundred thousand 16 sixteen 1,000,000 one million 17 seventeen 1,000,000,000 one billion
1. a) Janary b) January c) january d) jaNuary 2. a) February b) Febuary c) Feburary d) february 3. a) march b) Marsh c) March d) Marche 4. a) April b) april c) Appril d) Aprl 5. a) may b) Maye c) My d) May 6. a) Jun b) June c) jun d) june 7. a) Julie b) Juli c) July d) july 8. a) August b) Augst c) Argust d) august 9. b) September c) Septemper d) Setember 10. a) october b) Octobar c) August d) October 11. a) Novemer b) November c) novembrer d) Novembre 12. a) decembar b) Decembar c) Desember d) December
Rearrange the words in each sentence to make a question using verb ‘to be’ in the present simple tense. Don’t forget to put a capital letter at the start of each sentence and a question mark at the end: 1. are toilets where the 2. you where from are 3. phone is what your number 4. the answer what is 5. your what nationality is 6. is it old how 7. your best who is friend 8. one which it is
Complete the sentences using either ‘a’ or ‘some’: There is sand in my shoe. There is five pound note in my wallet. There is wine in the cupboard. There is butter in the fridge. There is peanut butter on the worktop. There is radio in the kitchen. There is toothbrush in the bathroom. There is jam in the cupboard. There is magazine in the living room. There is queue at the post office. There is luggage in the car. There is suitcase in the bedroom.
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always usually frequently often I sometimes don’t usually seldom occasionally hardly ever never have lunch with Tony Blair. use public transport. go to the theatre. smoke twenty cigarettes a day. phone directory enquiries. wash my hands before meals. have a pint after work. put vinegar on my chips. look for a job at the Jobcentre.
always usually frequently often I sometimes don’t usually seldom occasionally hardly ever never go shopping on a Monday afternoon. watch TV in the evenings. go out to see a concert. wake up at six o’clock in the morning. arrive at work on time. have lunch in a posh restaurant. brush my teeth before going to bed. have a bath or shower every day. have a cup of tea when I first wake up. listen to BBC Radio 4.
If I feel tired, I’ll go to bed. If I can’t afford a new watch, I won’t buy one. If I see Carla, I’ll tell you. If you are going out, let me know. If you’re hungry, you can have an apple. If I’m going to be late, I’ll give you a call. If I need a new suit, I’ll have to buy one. If I get a pay rise, we can go on holiday. If you bring your car over, I might clean it for you. If the bus is early, I will miss it. If it starts raining, I’m going to get wet. If my brother is there, he’ll look after you. If that sale is on, I might get some bargains. If the CD stops, press ‘play’ to start it again. If the doctor thinks it’s necessary, I’ll have to have an operation.
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If I’d had the salmon, I might have got food poisoning. If I’d gone to the interview, I might have got the job. If they’d scored another goal, they would’ve won. If I’d found some money, I would’ve handed it in. If I’d taken a taxi, I would have been there by now. If I’d thrown away your magazine, you would’ve been annoyed. If I’d gone on the trip to London, I would’ve visited Hyde Park. If I’d eaten your chocolates, I would’ve felt a bit guilty. If I’d known it was your birthday, I would’ve got you a present. If we didn’t remember which room it was, we could’ve asked Stephen. If the train had been late, we would’ve missed our appointment. If I’d had the courage, I would’ve confronted her. If I’d opened the shop on Sundays, I would’ve compromised my beliefs. If you’d been here earlier, you could have had a free drink. If my shirt had been dry, I could have put it on.
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