Part 1 Structures
1. You are a good player.
2. Susan is going to take us to the cinema tomorrow.
3. The children read the book.
4. Be happy.
5. The man was angry.
6. Joseph is going to buy a new laptop next Saturday.
7. They got off the bus and went into the shopping centre.
8. Mother is going shopping at the new department store this afternoon.
9. They didn’t watch television, they played video games.
10. How many students are there in your class?
11. I usually walk to school but today I’m cycling because I’m late.
12. Class didn’t start at 8:20 and you were late.
Part 1B
Gatesbridge’s new Merriweather Mall is opening this September. With an area of 320,000 square metres, the Merriweather Mall is going to be the biggest mall in the south west. It’s located next to the motorway, has its own bus station and 2000 car parking spaces, so it is convenient for everyone/body.
The mall has five areas, all under cover. The largest,Main Street
Situated on two levels, the market square is where you can find traditional market stalls. On the lower floor, there are food stalls, a butcher’s, baker’s, a fishmonger’s, news agent’s and delicatessen. On the upper floor, you can find stalls selling hardware and haberdashery.
Bohemia
The Palisade is more upmarket. Here you will find fashion boutiques, jewellers, antiques and furniture. There are also two banks and a post office located along The Palisade.
The Showground is the entertainment centre of the mall. On the ground floor, there is a food court where you can find cuisine from around the world, including Chinese Japanese, Thai and Italian food. There is a large arena where events take place through the year. There is also an eight-screen cinema, a night club and a bowling alley.
And if that is not enough, we are offering you a voucher which will give you £10 off any purchase over £40 that you make in the Merriweather Mall between 10th and 16th Street. You can’t afford to miss it!
The mall has five areas, all under cover. The largest,
Situated on two levels, the market square is where you can find traditional market stalls. On the lower floor, there are food stalls, a butcher’s, baker’s, a fishmonger’s, news agent’s and delicatessen. On the upper floor, you can find stalls selling hardware and haberdashery.
The Palisade is more upmarket. Here you will find fashion boutiques, jewellers, antiques and furniture. There are also two banks and a post office located along The Palisade.
The Showground is the entertainment centre of the mall. On the ground floor, there is a food court where you can find cuisine from around the world, including Chinese Japanese, Thai and Italian food. There is a large arena where events take place through the year. There is also an eight-screen cinema, a night club and a bowling alley.
And if that is not enough, we are offering you a voucher which will give you £10 off any purchase over £40 that you make in the Merriweather Mall between 10th and 16th Street. You can’t afford to miss it!
1. The mall covers an area of 320,000 metres.
2. Yes, there are.
3. You can buy jewelry, antiques and furniture ant the Palisade.
4. The cinema is on the ground floor.
5. You can buy something (with a £10 pound discount) between September 10thand 16th.
6. You can buy quirky things like CDs, books, clothes and handicrafts at the Bohemia.
Part 2 Translations
1. Was machen Sie gewöhnlich nach dem Abendessen?(present simple-routine)
What do you usually do after dinner?
2. ‘Möchten sie ein Glas Saft?’ ‚Ja, gerne.’
Would you like a glass of juice?
3. Wie haben Sie Ihren Arm gebrochen?(past simple-finished action)
How did you break your arm?
4. Ich bin müde. Ich werde heute Abend zu Hause bleiben.(future plan)
I’m tired. I’m going to stay at home tonight.
5. ‘Was machst du?’ ‘Ich backe Brot.’(present continuous –action in the present)
What are you doing? I’m baking (some) bread.
6. ‚Wo ist der Schlüssel?’ ‚Ich habe ihn gestern auf den Tisch gelegt.’
Where is the key? I put (laid) it on the table yesterday.
7. Hast du David letzte Woche gesehen? (past simple)
Did you see David last week?
8. Arbeitet er sehr viel? (present simple question)
Does he work a lot?
9. Wie oft geht ihr abends aus? (present simple question)
How often do you go out in the evening?
10. Guck mal! Es schneit. (imperative + present continuous)
Look! It’s snowing.
11. ‚Woher kommt Jim?’ Aus Australien.’
Where does Jim come from? From Australia.
12. Wie ist Jim? (Was für eine Person ist er?)
What’s Jim like?
13. Wie geht es Jim?
How’s Jim?
14. Wie sieht Jim aus?
What does Jim look like?
Part 3 Vocabulary
1. What is the third month of the year? March
2. What’s your new teacher like? She’s very friendly and helpful.
3. Jonathon’s dog is in the car.
4. I wore my red jacket yesterday. Today I’m wearing my black one.
5. Do you like playing tennis?
6. How old is your sister?
7. My father is a computer technician.
8. How often do you eat chocolate?
9. Look! Can you see the rainbow (Regenbogen) up there?
10. To speak in a very loud voice → to shout
11. The opposite of energetic→lazy
12. The opposite of easy→difficult
13. The opposite of ‘He goes’. →’He doesn’t go’.
14. The opposite of ‘She wrote a letter.’ →’She didn’t write a letter.’
15. Athens is the capital city of Greece.