Pet - Week 1

Pet - Week 1 - Reading

Multiple Choice

Look at the text in each question. What does it say? Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

• A The fitness class will only last for half an hour this week.

• B There won’t be a fitness class next week.

• C The fitness class will be somewhere different this week.

Multiple Choice

What should Tara do?

• A buy coffee tomorrow

• B go shopping on her way home

• C give Daisy some money to go to the supermarket

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

• A You can’t go into the bank on Saturday afternoons.

• B The cash machine can only be used when the bank is open.

• C The bank closes at the same time every day.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.

• A Someone is mending the shower at themoment

• B It isn’t possible to have a hot shower thismorning

• C Max will have to take a cold shower tomorrow.

Multiple Choice

Why has Henry written the text?

• A to warn Mia that he may not be on time

• B to remind Mia about delays on the buses

• C to ask which bus he should get to band practice

meet up (with someone) (phr.v)

to see and talk to someone after making an arrangement to do so

I'm meeting up with some friends after work.

stay in (phr.v)

to stay in your home:

Let's stay in tonight and watch a movie.

come over (phr.v)

to visit someone's home:

Ron came over for dinner the other night.

eat out (phr. v)

to eat in a restaurant:

When I lived in Spain, I used to eat out all the time.

hang out — phrasal verb

to spend a lot of time in a place or with someone:

I don't know why he hangs out with James, they've got nothing in common.

Haven't you got anything better to do than hang out at the shopping centre?

get back — phrasal verb

to return, esp. to your home:

When did you get back from Hawaii?

get together — phrasal verb

If two or more people get together, they meet each other, having arranged it before:

Shall we get together on Friday and go for a drink or something?

go out — phrasal verb

to leave a room or building, especially in order to do something for entertainment:

It's terribly smoky in here - I'm just going out for a breath of fresh air.

Let's review

Translation

Gia đình tôi thường thích ăn ở ngoài nhà hàng. Chúng tôi thích nhà hàng mỳ ý nhất.

Translation

Ai là người mà Max thường hay đi chơi cùng?

Translation

Tôi đã tham dự một bữa tiệc tối qua và đã về muộn.

Translation

Chúng tôi thường cùng nhau xem DVD.

Translation

Lát nữa bạn có muốn qua nhà tôi không?

Translation

Tôi mệt, vì vậy tôi nghĩ tôi sẽ ở nhà tối nay

Multiple Choice

I’ve bought you a ticket for the concert on Saturday.

• a Thank you. That’s very kind of you.

• b Yes, please. That would be lovely.

Multiple Choice

Shall I meet you at the station?

• It’s opposite the bus stop.

• Yes, good idea.

Multiple Choice

Do you fancy going ice skating on Friday?

• I’m sorry, I can’t. I’m doing something else.

• Yes, it was great.

Multiple Choice

I’m sorry I’m late.

• That’s OK. No problem.

• We can wait a bit longer.

Multiple Choice

Why don’t we go for a pizza later?

• No, I don’t like it.

• Great idea!

Multiple Choice

Should I invite Emma to the party?

• Yes, I’d love to. Thanks.

• No way! No one gets on with her.

Multiple Choice

Is it OK if my sister comes to the cinema with us?

• Of course. That’s fine.

• It doesn’t matter.

Multiple Choice

Shall we meet up at the weekend?

• No, sorry, I don’t want it.

• Yes, let’s do that.

Multiple Choice

I’ve bought you a ticket for the concert on Saturday.

• a Thank you. That’s very kind of you.

• b Yes, please. That would be lovely.