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====1. Choose '''who, what, which''' or '''where''' to complete the sentences below:====
 
====1. Choose '''who, what, which''' or '''where''' to complete the sentences below:====
  
# The supermarket _____ we normally get our shopping was closed today.
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# The supermarket __________ we normally get our shopping was closed today.
# I spent the whole afternoon just reading, _____ was nice for a change.
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# I spent the whole afternoon just reading, __________ was nice for a change.
# I'll tell you something ____ will surprise you.
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# I'll tell you something __________ will surprise you.
# I can't understand ___ she wants to work there.
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# I can't understand __________ she wants to work there.
# The music was so loud, I couldn't hear ____ he was saying.
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# The music was so loud, I couldn't hear __________ he was saying.
# When I was abroad, I met somebody ___ said he knew you.
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# When I was abroad, I met somebody __________ said he knew you.
# Do you know _____ that car is? It's parked in front of my driveway.
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# Do you know __________ that car is? It's parked in front of my driveway.
# I agree with most of ____ you have said about the situation.
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# I agree with most of __________ you have said about the situation.
# Will all those ___ don't already have tickets, please queue on the left.
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# Will all those __________ don't already have tickets, please queue on the left.
# The newspaper _____ I read most often is the Bristol Evening Post.
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# The newspaper __________ I read most often is the Bristol Evening Post.
# Do you remember the first time ____ you tasted caviar?
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# Do you remember the first time __________ you tasted caviar?
  
 
====2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.====
 
====2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.====

Revision as of 10:49, 10 July 2014

Grammar

1. Use what or which :

  1. __________ juice do you prefer, orange juice or apple juice?
  2. __________ language does Mr Miller teach, French or Italian?
  3. __________ car is faster, the red one or the blue one?
  4. __________ hobbies does your friend have?
  5. __________ colour is you pencil case?
  6. __________ time do you usually get up on Sundays?
  7. __________ subject do you not like?
  8. __________ page are we on?
  9. __________ picture did Henry paint, the left one or the right one?
  10. __________ subject do you like better, Art or Music?

2. Read the sentences and put which in the right place:

  1. Baseball is a game needs a bat and a ball.
  2. The team we played were really weak.
  3. Teamtalk is a website gives you lots of opinions about football.
  4. I want to play for a team can challenge for the title of champions.
  5. In boxing, gloves are the things you use on your hands to punch with.
  6. A cue is the thing you use to hit the balls with in snooker and pool.
  7. A starting pistol is the device the officials use to start a race in athletics.
  8. A cue is the thing you use to hit the balls with in snooker and pool.
  9. I can't find the magazine is speaking about the royal wedding.
  10. That contract is very strange, it has a lot of things you should accept before being signed.



Phrasal Verb

Conversation

  1. How many continents are there?
  2. What is the world's longest river? Where is it located?
  3. What is the world's tallest mountain? Where is it located?
  4. How many oceans are there?
  5. How many countries are there in the world?
  6. What is the world's largest desert? Where is it located?
  7. What is the smallest of the seven continents?
  8. Which continent is known as the Old Continent? Why?
  9. Which continent is known as the White Continent?
  10. Which continent is situated on both sides of equator and is very hot?
  • If you don't know some answers you can google them!

Prepositions

Vocabulary

Continents

  • North America
  • South America
  • Europe
  • Africa
  • Asia
  • Australia
  • Antarctica


http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/continents/


Review

1. Choose who, what, which or where to complete the sentences below:

  1. The supermarket __________ we normally get our shopping was closed today.
  2. I spent the whole afternoon just reading, __________ was nice for a change.
  3. I'll tell you something __________ will surprise you.
  4. I can't understand __________ she wants to work there.
  5. The music was so loud, I couldn't hear __________ he was saying.
  6. When I was abroad, I met somebody __________ said he knew you.
  7. Do you know __________ that car is? It's parked in front of my driveway.
  8. I agree with most of __________ you have said about the situation.
  9. Will all those __________ don't already have tickets, please queue on the left.
  10. The newspaper __________ I read most often is the Bristol Evening Post.
  11. Do you remember the first time __________ you tasted caviar?

2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.

  • That roller coaster is as tall as the ferris wheel. / elevator / not
    • That roller coaster is as tall as the elevator.
    • That roller coaster is not as tall as the elevator.


3. Look at the pictures below and write sentences::

  1. LocationAsia


  2. Airplane Flight Wing flying to Travel on Vacation


  3. Balmoral (cruise ship)


  4. Nasa_blue_marble


  5. Europe_with_flags


  6. Taj_Mahal_in_March_2004


  7. Safari#mediaviewer/Africa_safari_sunset


4. Sentence listening

Answers

  1. Which is the most difficult task of an actor?
  2. Europe is named the old continent because of its history.
  3. He'll travel to Africa next summer.
  4. Did she visit Australia last year?
  5. Shouldn't they be in Asia right now?


5. Read the text and answer the questions below:

Continents


A continent is one of several very large landmasses on Earth. They are generally identified by convention rather than any strict criteria, with up to seven regions commonly regarded as continents. These are (from largest in size to smallest): Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.
In geology, continents are described by means of tectonic plates. Plate tectonics is the process and study of the movement, collision and division of continents.


DT   several

DT   landmasses

DT   rather

DT   strict

DT   criteria

DT   means

DT   tectonic

DT   plates

DT   collision


  1. What is a continent?
  2. How many continents is the world divided into?
  3. How does geology describe the continents?
  4. Which continent is the most populated?
  5. How many continents do you know?


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