Unit 1
Grammar: Be/Have got
Unit 1
Grammar: Be/Have got
- Be in Agendaweb
- Be in Myenglishpages
- Be in Englisch-hilfen
- Be in Englishforeveryone (just the first pages, answer key at the end)
- Be in Englishexercises
- Be in Britishcouncil (rules and games)
- Have got in Agendaweb
- Have got in Elt-oup
- Have got in Englisch-hilfen
- Have got in Ejerciciosinglesonline (rules and exercises)
- Have got in Tolearnenglish
- Have got in Britishcouncil (rules and games)
- Be vs have got in Agendaweb
- Be vs have got in Tolearnenglish
- Be vs have got in Sharoni
Unit 1
Grammar: There is/there are
- There is and there are in Englisch-hilfen
- There is and there are in Agendaweb
- There is and there are in Language-worksheets
- There is and there are in Tolearnenglish
- There is and there are in Elt.oup
- There is and there are in Myenglishpages
- There is and there are in Englishexercises
Unit 1
Grammar: There is/there are
- There is and there are in Englisch-hilfen
- There is and there are in Agendaweb
- There is and there are in Language-worksheets
- There is and there are in Tolearnenglish
- There is and there are in Elt.oup
- There is and there are in Myenglishpages
- There is and there are in Englishexercises
A, an, the, some, any
A, an, some, any in Agendaweb
A, an, some, any in Folkuniversitetet
A, an, some, any in English-grammar
A, an, some, any in Bradleys-english-school
A, an, some, any in Ego4u
A, an, the, some, any
Unit 3
Grammar: Present Simple
Englisch-hilfen
Really-learn-english
Frequency adverbs
Englisch-hilfen
Elt.oup
Myenglishpages
Unit 4
Grammar: Present Continuous
Unit 4
Grammar: Present Continuous
- Write sentences in Ego4u
- Fill in the gaps in EnglishSpanishlink
- Choose the correct answer in Agendaweb
Present Continous
- ExamEnglish Test
- Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative exercises in Ego4u
- 34 exercises of to be in Present in Agendaweb
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Unit 5
Vocabulary: Sport, sport venues and equipment
Unit 5
Vocabulary: Sport, sport venues and equipment
1 Find six sports in the puzzle and complete the sentences below.
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2. We go …………………… in the mountains every winter.
3. There are 11 players on each team in …………………… .
4. Is Henry watching the Wimbledon …………………… match?
5. Diana loves …………………… in the lake.
6. Mike and Sue go ………………… at the Salsa club twice a week.
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2 Choose the word that doesn’t belong.
1. basketball golf volleyball rollerblading
2. lift hit tennis jump
3. bowling swimming scuba diving surfing
4. catch karate throw kick
3 Choose the correct answer.
1. Please jump / kick / catch the ball to Anthony.
2. Do you often go dancing / cycling / scuba diving in the lake?
3. I want strong arms. I do skateboarding / running / weightlifting every day.
4. Can you hit / throw / jump the keys to me, please?
5. Good golf / gymnastics / basketball players are usually tall.
4 Match A to B. Then use the words to complete the sentences below.
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1. golf … a. pool
2. tennis … b. pitch
3. swimming … c. court
4. football … d. course
1. Take your swimsuit to the …………………… .
2. It takes an hour to walk around that …………………… .
3. The Manchester United players are on the …………………… .
4. Two to four people usually play on a …………………… .
6 Complete the sentences with the pairs of words below.
swimming pool / swimming cap bicycle / cycling racket / tennis court
kick / goal helmet / rollerblading
kick / goal helmet / rollerblading
1. Let’s meet on the …………………… . Don’t forget your …………………… .
2. You must wear a …………………… for …………………… .
3. You’ve got long hair, so wear a …………………… in the …………………… .
4. Peter can’t …………………… the ball into the …………………… .
5. Do you often go …………………… on your …………………… ?
Grammar: Modal verbs
Grammar: Modal verbs
1 Which activities can a dog do and which can’t a dog do? Write affirmative and negative sentences with the words below.
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2 Complete the sentences with the adverb form of the adjectives below.
good quick easy terrible happy
1. “Get dressed …………………… , Joe! You’re late for school!” said Mum.
2. He cooks …………………… . I can’t eat his food.
3. The little girls are smiling …………………… at the camera.
4. Mark usually wins tennis matches. He plays …………………… .
5. Jenny’s very musical. She learns new songs …………………… .
3 Write affirmative, negative or interrogative sentences with the words below. Use can and the adverb form of the adjectives.
1. Sandy / dance / nice / .
2. Teresa / not cycle / far / .
3. the children / draw pictures / beautiful / ?
4. her friend / jump / high / .
5. John / not write / creative / .
6. you / run / fast / ?
4 Write T (true) or F (false).
...... 1. We mustn’t clean our teeth twice a day.
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...... 5. Football players must wear goggles.
5 Write rules for a school sports day. Use should or shouldn’t.
1. try different sports 4. have fun
2. forget to drink water
3. wear sandals
4. have fun
5. wear comfortable clothes
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6 Complete the sentences with can, can’t, must, mustn’t, should or shouldn’t.
1. …………………… players throw the ball in football?
2. Laura, you …………………… hit your brother!
3. I …………………… remember your phone number. What is it?
4. We …………………… leave in ten minutes. We don’t want to be late.
5. Daniel …………………… forget to take his trainers to school. He’s got a sports lesson today.
6. Tennis players …………………… use a racket.
7 Choose the correct answers.
Etiquette at a Football Stadium
- You 1. must / can sit on your seat during the match. You 2. can / must stand when your team scores a goal, but remember: the people behind you 3. can’t / mustn’t see while you’re standing.
- Parents are responsible for their children. Children
4. shouldn’t / can’t walk around the stadium alone. - You 5.mustn’t / can’t throw anything onto the football pitch or at the players during the game. Even a small object 6. can / should be dangerous.
Unit 6
Grammar: Comparatives and Superlatives
Unit 6
Grammar: Comparatives and Superlatives
1. Comparatives: 1 arnes, Focus 1, Eslgamesplus 1
2. Superlatives: Ecenglish 1,
3. Comparatives and superlatives: Agendaweb 1
Exercises to do in class:
Meghan McCarthy text (comparative and superlative adjectives)
Grammar.cl Fill in the gaps comparative and superlative adjectives, sentences.
Comparing three people
Ego4u comparative and superlative adjectives fill in the gaps sentences (easy)
Eflnet Multiple choice sentences (easy)
Unit 7
Grammar: To be in past
Unit 7
Grammar: To be in past
There was/there were
There was/there were
