KET: Unit4

Unit 4: I'm shopping

​Prepared by: Teacher Mark

​Grammar: Present continuous and present simple

Vocabulary: Adjectives

Grammar: Too and ​enough

Vocabulary: Shops​

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​Content:

​​Present continuous

and present simple

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening now:

1. I go to school from every Monday.​

2. We are having an English class now.

3. My little brother is sleeping.

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Present continuous

Present simple

​We use the present simple:

• to talk about things we do usually

1. I usually watch TV in the evening.

2. She my dad goes to work early in the morning.​

• to talk about states​ that don't change (hate, like, hate, want, love, know ...)

1. I have two brothers​.

2. My grandma likes walking in the park.​

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Multiple Choice

What are you doing?

• I dance

• I am dance

• I'm dancing

Multiple Choice

I am watching TV and my brother ... a book

• reading 
• is reading
• reads 
• read

Multiple Choice

A: … doing?  

B: I am washing dishes. 

• What are you
• What you
• What do you

Reorder

Reorder the following

• What

• are

• they

• doing

• now?

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

A: Are you studying English now?

B: Yes, I ….  

• do
• am
• are
• did

Multiple Choice

What is he doing?

• He listens.

• He is listening to music.
• He listening to music

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• I am not usually wearing jeans.

• I don't usually wear jeans.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• I don't understand this.

• I am not understanding this.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence.

• Look! He is coming right now.

• Look! He comes right now.

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Is

• she

• cleaning

• her

• room?

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence

• I am doing my homework
• I am do my homework
• I are doing my homework
• I am not doing my homework

Multiple Choice

Is he sleeping?

• No, he isn't.
• Yes, he is.
• Yes, we are.
• Yes, they are.

Multiple Choice

We ............ to the cinema every week.

• go
• are going
• is going

Multiple Choice

What is the baby doing now?

• The baby is sleeping now

• The baby sleeps everyday

• The baby are sleeping now

Multiple Choice

I ............ my teeth three times a day.

• am brushing

• brush

• brushes

Multiple Choice

What time .......... to bed?

• usually do you go
• do usually you go
• do you usually go

Make a sentence using:

The present continuous ​

Or

The present simple ​

Adjectives

Match

Match the adjectives with their opposites.

• Short

• Near

• Slow

• Wide

• Strong

Tall

Far

Fast

Narrow

Weak

• Tall

• Far

• Fast

• Narrow

• Weak

Match

Match the adjectives with their opposites.

• Dirty

• Expensive

• Light

• New

• Small

Clean

Cheap

Dark

Old

Big

• Clean

• Cheap

• Dark

• Old

• Big

Multiple Choice

This boy is ...

• Clean

• Dirty

Multiple Choice

Look! these shoes are ...

• old

• new

Multiple Choice

This handbag is fancy, it must be ...

• cheap

• expensive

Too and enough

​not + adjective+ enough means ' less than we need'

• I am not warm enough( i am cold. I want to be warmer)​

• The room is not big enough (It is small. I want it to be bigger)

Enough

too+ adjectives means 'more than we need'

• The weather is too hot (I don't like it)​

• The food is too spicy (I can't eat it)

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​Too

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• We use enough after the adjectives.

It is not big enough.

• ​We use too before the adjective.

  He is too fat​.

Multiple Choice

Her jacket is............small for her

• too much

• too many

• too

• enough

Multiple Choice

This coffee is ............ hot to drink.

• too

• too much

• enough

• too many

Multiple Choice

He wasn't tall ........... to climb over the wall. 

• too

• too many

• too much

• enough

Multiple Choice

This apartment is big ____ for me and my dog.

• TOO

• ENOUGH

Multiple Choice

Are you brave _____________ to jump out of the plane?

• not enough
• enough
• too

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• He's enough tall to reach the shelf.

• He's too tall to reach the shelf.

• He's tall enough to reach the shelf.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• We don't have enough sugar to make a cake.

• We don't have sugar enough to make a cake.

• We don't have too sugar to make a cake.

Multiple Choice

You are old __________ to go to school now.

• too
• enough
• very

​Shops

Bookshop

Chemist (= Pharmacy)

Department store

Supermarket​

Multiple Choice

Where can you find the following item: medicine?

Multiple Choice

Where can you find the following item: Chinese book?

Multiple Choice

Where can you find the following item: T-shirt?

Multiple Choice

Where can you find the following item: a carton of milk?