It's Personal L3 (R) F5

F5 It's Personal Lesson 2

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Multiple Choice

Choose the right sentence to fill the gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

• A. What this means is that they should keep their rooms tidy, leave bathrooms clean, pick up after themselves and wash their dishes once in a while

• B. Another option was to ask her girls to sign contracts, which clearly outlined which chores each one was to do regularly

• C. Her daughters complained about the 'disgusting' house, but it apparently hadn't offended them enough to clean it.

• E. Interestingly, these are the main reason parents give for not pressing their children to help at home.

• F. She didn't actually tell her children; she just stopped doing the chores

Multiple Choice

Choose the right sentence to fill the gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

• A. What this means is that they should keep their rooms tidy, leave bathrooms clean, pick up after themselves and wash their dishes once in a while

• B. Another option was to ask her girls to sign contracts, which clearly outlined which chores each one was to do regularly

• C. Her daughters complained about the 'disgusting' house, but it apparently hadn't offended them enough to clean it.

• E. Interestingly, these are the main reason parents give for not pressing their children to help at home.

• F. She didn't actually tell her children; she just stopped doing the chores

Multiple Choice

Choose the right sentence to fill the gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

• A. What this means is that they should keep their rooms tidy, leave bathrooms clean, pick up after themselves and wash their dishes once in a while

• B. Another option was to ask her girls to sign contracts, which clearly outlined which chores each one was to do regularly

• C. Her daughters complained about the 'disgusting' house, but it apparently hadn't offended them enough to clean it.

• E. Interestingly, these are the main reason parents give for not pressing their children to help at home.

• F. She didn't actually tell her children; she just stopped doing the chores

Multiple Choice

Choose the right sentence to fill the gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

• A. What this means is that they should keep their rooms tidy, leave bathrooms clean, pick up after themselves and wash their dishes once in a while

• B. Another option was to ask her girls to sign contracts, which clearly outlined which chores each one was to do regularly

• C. Her daughters complained about the 'disgusting' house, but it apparently hadn't offended them enough to clean it.

• E. Interestingly, these are the main reason parents give for not pressing their children to help at home.

• F. She didn't actually tell her children; she just stopped doing the chores

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

1. Jenny shares a flat with two other university students and they all ____________ to keep the place clean and tidy; no one does more or less than anyone else

• am sick and tired

• do their fair share

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

2. Jim's not at home right now; he's ______________ for his dad

• am sick and tired

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

• running errands

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

3. I ______ of asking you to clean your room, so there's no pocket money for you this week!

• am sick and tired

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

• running errands

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

4. You look exhausted. Terry! Why don't you _______ and I'll bring you a nice cup of tea?

• am sick and tired

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

• running errands

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

5. I've got a lot to do today and it would be a big help if you could _____________

• am sick and tired

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

• running errands

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentenes with the correct form of expression.

6. While I cooked a three-course dinner; my husband watched TV and _____________

• am sick and tired

• lend a hand

• did not lift a finger

• put your feet up

• running errands

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

1. Molly spends a lot of time with her extended family; she and her parents see her grandparents and other peers regularly.

• classmates

• relatives

• colleagues

• strangers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

2. Your strangers are usually people who are the same age and part of the same social group as you

• classmates

• enemy

• colleagues

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

3. Everyone loves Uncle Joe; he hasn't got a(n) coach in the world!

• classmates

• enemy

• colleagues

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

4. Our biology teacher is taking my colleagues and me to the Narual History Museum.

• classmates

• enemy

• relatives

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

5. When you work in a small office, it is important that you get along with all your classmates.

• colleagues

• enemy

• coach

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

6. Mr. Taylor is my father's business enemy. They started a record company ten years ago.

• colleagues

• strangers

• coach

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

7. You should tell your children to avoid talking to relatives.

• colleagues

• strangers

• coach

• peers

• partner

Multiple Choice

The word in bold are in the wrong places. Choose the right term for the people in the sentences.

8. Ms Cooper is our basketball partner. This week she is teaching us shooting skills.

• colleagues

• strangers

• coach

• peers

• relatives

Poll

Which lesson objectives di you achieve?

• Pick 3/5 sentences to fill the gaps in the text.

• Complete 4/6 sentenes with the correct form of expression

• Identify 5/8 right terms for people

• List out 1/1 part chores and pick 1/1 party chores you would do

Open Ended

What did you learn today?