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4th NB - Units contents

UNIT 1




GRAMMAR

 FUTURE TENSES


UNIT 2

GRAMMAR

 DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
  • Defining relative clauses at Examenglish
  • Defining relative clauses at Elt.oup
  • Defining relative clauses at Britishcouncil
  • Defining relative clauses at Autoenglish
  • Defining relative clauses at (seven links with exercises at the beginning of the page below "Content" Ego4u
UNIT 3

GRAMMAR

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

Present perfect and past simple in Curso-inglés 1 2
Present perfect and past simple in Perfect-english-grammar
Present perfect and past simple in Ego4u
Present perfect and past simple in Agendaweb

PAST SIMPLE AND PAST PERFECT


Past perfect and past simple in Ego4u
Past perfect and past simple in Englisch-hilfen
Past perfect and past simple in Agendaweb
Past perfect and past simple in Ecenglish

UNIT 4

GRAMMAR

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First Conditional

Second Conditional
Third Conditional

Second + Third Conditional


UNIT 5

VOCABULARY

MARKETING. SHOPPING.

VOCABULARY

1 Choose the correct answer.

1. You don’t want to pay for something immediately.
a. You pay in cash.
b. You charge it to your credit card.
2. You haven’t got enough money to buy something.
a. You decide to save up for it.
b. You decide to make up your mind.
3. You aren’t happy with something you bought.
a. You ask for a trial period.
b. You decide to exchange it.
4. You want to know how much something costs.
a. You look at the guarantee.
b. You look at the price tag.

2 Complete the sentences by filling in the missing letters.

1. Those jeans are o … s … … e at the moment.
2. You pay the … a … … i … … at the supermarket.
3. At Christmas, shops often give s … … c … a … … ff … r … to attract shoppers.
4. A r … … e … p … shows us how much we have paid for something.
5. The shop is going to r … … … ce the price of all its mobile phones next week.
6. Sue isn’t happy with her new coat. She wants the shop to … ef … … … her money.
 7. James bought the laptop because the sales assistant offered him a … is … … u … t.

3 Match A to B.

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1. People don’t know enough about our product.
2. I have got a modest budget.
3. The shirts in the shop display were amazing.
4. We shouldn’t work with that advertising agency again.
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...... a. I was tempted to buy one.
...... b. We must increase their awareness of it.
...... c. Its strategies weren’t at all successful.
...... d. The jacket is out of my price range.

4 Complete the sentences with the words below.

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1. The red dress in the shop window will immediately ……………………………… people’s attention.
2. According to this ……………………………… , they are opening a new sports shop in the town centre.
3. Our advertising campaign will ……………………………… that the new bicycle is strong and reliable.
4. “I’d like to ……………………………… a smartphone, please.”
5. Charlotte had never heard of the perfume, so the sales assistant gave her a …………………………… .
6. What ……………………………… of car did your father buy?
7. This company’s ……………………………… are the best in the market.

UNIT 6
VOCABULARY

 PARTS OF THE BODY. HEALTH PROBLEMS.

    

1  The words in bold are in the wrong sentences. Write them next to the correct sentences.

    1.  Energy sources are easy to use, but they harm the environment.  ……………………
    2.  It can take up to a month for some vegetables to end up.  ……………………
    3.  We must make sure that our litter doesn’t pollute in the sea.  ……………………
    4.  Diamonds are a very valuable landfill.  ……………………
    5.  The wind is one of our oldest disposable products.  ……………………
    6.  The local authorities haven’t got enough places to decompose all their rubbish.
    7.  That natural resource is ugly and it smells!  ……………………
    8.  Solar energy doesn’t bury the environment.  ……………………

(Answers: disposable products / decompose / end up / natural resource / energy sources / bury / landfill / pollute)

2  Circle four types of materials and four items that people recycle.
Then complete the sentences below with the words.

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    1.  Red wine often comes in green …………………… .
    2.  …………………… comes from animals and is used to make shoes and handbags.
    3.  …………………… comes from trees.
    4.  We keep food fresh in plastic …………………… .
    5.  Jam usually comes in …………………… .
    6.  Boxes are often made from …………………… .
    7.  We sometimes buy fizzy drinks in …………………… .
    8.  …………………… will break if you drop it.

(Answers: bottles / leather / wood / containers / jars / cardboard / cans / glass)

3  Choose the correct answer.

    1.  What kind of bags are more environmentally-friendly?
         a.   cloth bags                    b.  plastic bags
    2.  How is milk usually sold?
         a.   in tins                         b.  in cartons
    3.  Which of these is an example of a natural resource?
         a.   paper                           b.  metal
    4.  What do we call the outside part of an orange?
         a.   the peel                       b.  the shell
    5.  What do we get from sheep?

         a.   cotton                         b.  wool

(Answers: a / b / b / a / b)

GRAMMAR

REPORTED SPEECH. REPORTING VERBS.

UNIT 7
GRAMMAR

 MODAL VERBS



Exercises
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1st NB - Units contents

Unit 1

Grammar: Be/Have got

Unit 2

 Grammar: There is/There are

    Grammar: 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


    • Unit 3
    Vocabulary
    Grammar: Present Simple
    Unit 4

    Vocabulary: Geographical features
    Grammar: Present Continuous

    • Present Continuous Affirmative Write sentences in Ego4u
    • Present Continuous Affirmative Fill in the gaps in EnglishSpanishlink
    • Present Continuous Affirmative Choose the correct answer in Agendaweb
    • ExamEnglish Test 
    • Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative exercises in Ego4u
    • 34 exercises of to be in Present in Agendaweb
    • Present Simple vs Present Continuous Exercises in Ego4u 

    Unit 5

    Vocabulary: Sport, sport venues and equipment

    1 Find six sports in the puzzle and complete the sentences below.

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    1. I’ve got a new bike. Let’s go …………………… .
    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.

    A B
    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
    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

      1 Which activities can a dog do and which can’t a dog do? Write affirmative and negative sentences with the words below.

      catch a ball / speak / read books / swim / play golf
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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.
      ...... 2. Students must do their homework.
      ...... 3. In basketball, you mustn’t kick the ball.
      ...... 4. Children mustn’t drive a car.
      ...... 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

      1. Comparatives: 1 arnes, Focus 1, Eslgamesplus 1
      2. Superlatives: Ecenglish 1,
      3. Comparatives and superlatives: Agendaweb 1

       Exercises to do in class:
      Adjectives form in comparative and superlative, multiple choice.
      Grammar.cl Fill in the gaps comparative and superlative adjectives, sentences.
      Ego4u Comparative and superlatives fill in the gaps sentences.
      Eflnet Multiple choice sentences

      Unit 7

      Grammar: To be in past





      There was/There were

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