... “Dad, I don’t need your help with my…” He sometimes doesn’t feed his dog We talk a lot on the phone Charlie doesn’t play football with his friend Lucy I don’t go to the dentist very often He doesn’t ... every day They always walk their dog after lunch They always buy such nice presents I don’t dance very well when I’m drunk You don’t work at the weekend We usually take the bus to school I don’t ... sings for his friends She cooks dinner every day They usually watch cartoons in the morning Linda doesn’t clean her room very often He feels happy when he listens to music I don’t drink any alcohol...
... ………………………………………………………………………… Key1 Summer Hill - /2.Jeff’s father drives them to school- It is modern and big /3 on the left there is b- Jeff’s school is old and small → ………………………………………………………………………… 3-Answers ... attentive / garbage / him Mr Smith lives in London He teaches computer science in a preparatory school He is cheerful and He always works hard in class His pupils enjoy his lessons ... of –for) cleaning the place where they go: the countryside, the beach, the street and even the school They eat fruit, sweets and then they (don’t – didn’t– doesn’t) 2/Match the underlined sentences...
... plans for the weekend Bill: It is so upsetting! Sam: Oh, it is such an awkward situation, sorry, Lily Lily: Don’t be so sorry, it is nothing at all Exercise 01 Complete the text with so / such ... form sentences It was such a lovely We appreciate your I’m so glad to Why are you so sad if It was such a bad idea You are so young Albert was so close to How dare she say such The play was such ... Input so / such in the dialogue situations Mike: Ann, you are so late today, is everything o.k.? Ann: I’m fine I’m so sorry to make you wait on such a hot day Luke: Brenda, why you look so utterly...
... Wonderland, remember him? man Using the picture, write your own description in the style of the text (many adjectives to describe his physical characteristics and personality and movements!) ADJECTIVES ... extraordinary, little, jerky Willy Wonka is described as a(n) , He looks and he is compared to a squirrel because he is and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory By Roald Dahl IMAGINE! Willy Wonka is ... Extraordinary little man Beautiful plum-coloured velvet Bottle green Pearly grey Fine gold-topped Small, neat, pointed OBJECTS BODY character Tail coat trousers gloves Walking cane goatee black-beard...