Revision

Revision

Food, Family, Personality

Present Simple, Present Continuous, action/non-action verbs, Expressing Future

Present Simple

• Form: +s; do/does (?, -)

• Meaning: the action repeats itself in the present

• Usage: timetables, storytelling, instructions, general facts, habits

• Spelling: y →ies (!buy-buys) o, sch, x, ch, sh → es (watch - watches)

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of the sentence: "I usually eat bacon and eggs for breakfast"

• a timetable

• general truth

• storytelling

• an instruction

• a habit

Multiple Choice

"The Earth goes aroud the Sun"

• a timetable

• general truth

• storytelling

• an instruction

• a habit

Multiple Choice

"Open the fridge and take out the leftovers"

• a timetable

• general truth

• storytelling

• an instruction

• a habit

Multiple Choice

- And then my friend falls off a ladder and breaks his arm!

• a timetable

• general truth

• storytelling

• an instruction

• a habit

Multiple Choice

" My classes start at 8 a.m. sharp"

• a timetable

• general truth

• storytelling

• an instruction

• a habit

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct spelling: I study - he ...

• studys

• studes

• studies

• studis

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct spelling: I finish, mix, go, watch, miss - he ...

• finishs, mixs, gos, watchs, misss

• finishes, mixes, goes, watches, misses

Adverbs of frequency vs Frequent expressions

• Ad-s of freq-cy mostly go before the main verb or after "to be" (they can be used at the beginning or at the end to make it more emotional)

• Frequent ex-s usually go at the end /at the beginning of the sentence

Multiple Select

Tick the correct sentences:

• We occasionally spend time with relatives.

• I go usually shopping alone.

• I am sometimes very sensitive.

• Most of the times I have lunch with my friends.

• I eat every now and then out.

Food

• meat (beef¹¹, chicken¹², duck⁹, lamb¹⁰, pork⁸)

• fish and seafood (crab¹, lobster⁷, mussels⁵, prawns⁶, salmon², squid³, tuna⁴)

Food

• fruit and vegetables (aubergine²⁰, avocado¹⁴, beetroot²⁵, cabbage¹³, cherries²⁴, courgette²², cucumber¹⁸, grapes²³, green beans²⁷, lemon²⁶, mango¹⁹, melon¹⁵, peach²¹, pear¹⁶, rasberries²⁸, red pepper¹⁷)

Multiple Choice

Choose the different word:

• crab

• duck

• lobster

• squid

Multiple Choice

Choose the odd word:

• cougette

• aubergine

• beetroot

• mussels

Phrasal verbs ("Food")

• to eat out - to eat outside your home

• to cut out smth - to stop eating something completely

• to cut down on smth - to eat less of something

Multiple Choice

Complete the following sentences with phrasal verbs: 1.Have you ever tried to _____ any drinks completely? 2. Where do you usually go when you want to _______? 3. My doctor told me to _______ coffee and have only one cup a day.

• 1.cut down on 2. cut out 3. eat out

• 1. eat out 2. cut down on 3. cut out

• 1. cut out 2. eat out 3. cut down on

Present Continuous

• Form: to be + V + ing

• Meaning: the action is in progress now or around now

• Usage: temporary(changing) habits/situations, future plans (99% probable)

• Spelling: stop - stopping, lie - lying

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of the sentence: What is your mother making?

• the action is in progress now

• the action takes places around now

• temporary situation

• future plan

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of the sentence: Are you taking any vitamins at the moment?

• the action is in progress now

• the action takes place around now

• temporary situation

• future plan

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of the sentence: We are having a party this weekend.

• the action is in progress now

• the action takes place around now

• temporary situation

• future plan

Multiple Choice

Choose the meaning of the sentence: Jack is working at a cafe until he finds a job in his field.

• the action is in progress now

• the action takes place around now

• temporary situation

• future plan

Family

• immediate (parents + children)/extended (all relatives) family

• in-laws (mother-in-law, sister-in-law... ) - the relatives who enter the family after 2 people marrying each other

• stepsister/halfsister

• the only child - a child who doesn't have any siblings

Multiple Select

Choose the members of immediate family:

• aunt

• greatgrandfather

• niece

• nephew

• mother

Action vs Non-action Verbs

• We cannot imagine the actions described by "non-action verbs"

• Non-action verbs are used only in Present Simple

• There are some verbs that can be both

Special cases

• I think^non-action it's a great idea/Wait a minute, i'm thinking^action about the answer. - я полагаю/я раздумываю над

• The cake smells^non-action delicious/I'm smelling^action the rose - пахнуть/нюхать

• I have^non-action 2 dogs/I'm having^action breakfast - иметь/завтракать

Multiple Select

Choose action verbs:

• drive

• make

• enjoy

• believe

• agree

Multiple Select

Choose non-action verbs:

• hate

• want

• love

• hear

• cook

Multiple Select

Mark the correct sentences:

• I'm feeling the top of the desk.

• I'm feeling dizzy.

• I'm having fun.

• I'm having 2 cars at the moment.

• I'm thinking blue is a great color.

*general Pres.Cont. meanings

Multiple Select

Mark the sentences that express "offer"

• Shall I open the window?

• I will have a stake, please.

• I will help you with the dinner.

• Shall we order a pizza?

Multiple Select

Mark the sentences that express "instant decision"

• I am meeting my friend at 6 o'clock tonight.

• It looks like rain. I will take my umbrella then.

• I am going to to visit my grandperents in May.

• I will be 21 next year.

Multiple Select

Mark the sentences that express "prediction based on evidence"

• There is too much shopping in this bag. It's going to break.

• I've seen the new Star Wars film. You are going to love it.

• Shall I cook you somethhing for dinner?

• I'm having a party in the evening.

Multiple Select

Mark the sentences that express "prediction on personal views"

• It looks like rain. I will take my umbrella the.

• I think he will want to stay at the best hotel

• The temperature will fall to 3 degrees tomorrow.

• I will probably give up my job.

Personality

• English File p. 153

• sensible/sensitive/sympathetic

• prefix "in" changes the letter before l,r,m,p →

The difference:

• sensible - practical

• sensitive - easily hurt/upset

• sympathetic - kind to someone who is hurt or sad

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable adjective: Don't be so _____! I didn't mean to make you cry.

• sensible

• sensitive

• sympathetic

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable adjective: Be _________! There are only three places in the car! We can't take the whole footbal team with us!

• sensible

• sensitive

• sympathetic

Multiple Choice

Choose the suitable adjective: Be _______! Her hamster has died and she's very upset!

• sensible

• sensitive

• sympathetic

Multiple Select

Choose the positive ones:

• affectionate

• bossy

• honest

• patient

Multiple Select

Choose the negative ones:

• impatient

• charming

• unkind

• stubborn

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