ENGLISH LESSON WITH MR JOSEPH

Language Review

Complete these letters.

Write ONE word for each space (41-50).

Dear Sir,

I (Example： ) your advertisement for English

courses .....41...... the newspaper. I would ......42..... to have some more information. How ...43 does a course cost? Also, ......44 long is each course and when does the next course start?

Yours,

Maria Gonzalez

 

Dear Ms . Gonzalez,

Thank......45.... for your letter. Our next course

starts in three weeks ; ......46....Monday, 9 May. Thisis a 6-week course and it ......47 £150. If you

prefer......48 ...begin in June, we have......49....10-week course for £200 . I hope ......50 ... is the information you want.

Yours,

David May

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Complete the five conversations.

Multiple Select

John’s broken this plate.

• A That’s very good.

• B Here you are.

• C It doesn’t matter.

Multiple Select

Is this your watch?

• A It’s three o’clock.

• B I think it’s Dave’s.

• C I’m sorry I’m late.

Multiple Select

Can I have a sandwich?

• A Yes, of course.

• B Yes, it is.

  
  

• C Yes, that’s right.

Multiple Select

How many people were in the cafe?

• A Not much.

• B A few.

• C A little.

Multiple Select

We’re from London.

• A Not at all.

• B Yes, please.

• C How interesting.

An idiom is a phrase

with a meaning that is

different from the meaning

of each word in it

Multiple Select

Out of the blue

• Something that happened unexpectedly

• Something that is not blue color.

• Something really sad.

Multiple Select

To owe money, to not have money

• In the red

• Under the red

• On the red

Multiple Select

To give permission

• To give somebody the greenlight.

• To give somebody the blue light.

• To give somebody the bright light.

Multiple Select

To tell a lie that is not very serious

• A white lie

• A light lie

• A bright lie

• A clear lie

Multiple Select

She was green with envy when she saw my diamond ring.

• She was shocked when she saw my diamond ring.

• She was so envious with me when she saw my diamond ring.

Multiple Choice

To leave without finishing

• To drop out

• To drop off

• To drop down

Multiple Select

gone crazy

• Lost your dianmonds

• Lost your marbles

• Lost your ruby.

Multiple Select

In a small African village in the country of Ghana there

lived an old man and his seven sons. Aft er the death of his

wife, the old man became both father and mother to the boys. The s seven brothers were handsome young men. Their

skin was as smooth and dark as the finest mahogany wood. Their limbs were as straight and strong as warriors’ spears.

All the brothers are

• good -looking and strong

• tall and skinny

• tall and brave.

Are you good at listening?

Multiple Choice

• Cheap

• Trip

• Chief

Multiple Choice

• Threat

• Thread

• Treat

Multiple Choice

Look for the missing part of the letter

mi....le

• d

• dd

Multiple Choice

• Would

• Wood

• Good

Helping verbs- Linking verbs-Auxilary verbs

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Our principal

working hard.

( is / am / does / are )

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Carl and Harry

writing their book reports.

( isn’t / doesn’t / aren’t / don’t )

Match phrases 

Multiple Choice

All the planets in our solar system are spherical

• sound waves travel

  through a medium.

• and rotate in a circular

  path around the sun.

• very careful

  observations.

Multiple Choice

I learn best when information is put

• without a trace

• I put a flashlight into my

  pack.

• in visual images that I

  can see.

Multiple Choice

The island had been colonized.

• a lack of agreement or

  balance.

• to help settle the dispute

• Wednesday in our neighborhood.

• by plants and animals.

Multiple Choice

As a last precaution,

• in visual images that I

  can see.

• I put a flashlight into my

  pack.

• to help settle the dispute.

Time to read

Multiple Choice

The campaign started with a single dollar from Angel. In six months, the Chaffee Zoo received more than $600,000.

Who started the campaign with a dollar?

• Angel

• The zoo

Multiple Choice

Patricia Bath, M.D.

Patricia Bath was born more than 75 years

after George Washington Carver. Patricia

was born in a northern state. She grew up in the New York City neighborhood of Harlem.

Where was Patricia born?

• Harlem

• New York city

• Northern State

Multiple Choice

George Washington Carver was born

in Missouri about 1861. Like Sarah E. Goode, he was born into slavery: His family was enslaved by a couple named Carver. George was raised by Mr. and Mrs. Carver.

Who are George's parents?

• Mr and Mrs Carver

• Slaves

Multiple Choice

The classes worked in teams. One team researched Padilla Bay. Another team made drawings of spartina and its effects on the shore. The third team worked to get the word out about spartina. All the kids wrote letters to state lawmakers, urging them to help.

How many teams were there?

• 1

• 3

• 4

• 2