GW2_U6_REVIEW

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Computing Devices

,

(b) Entertainment Devices

,

(c) Recording Devices

,

(d) Navigation Devices

• notebook

• camcorder

• digital radio

• MP3 player

• ebook reader

• satellite TV

• digital photo grame

• HD TV

• games console

• smartphone

• satnav

• hard disk recorder

• tablet PC

Complete the sentences with the following electronic devices.

E.g.: You can download a book onto an ebook reader.

1/ You can use a ​ (a)   to find the way.

2/ You can pause a ​ TV programme on a ​ (b)   .

3/ You can use a ​ (c)   to play games on your TV.

4/ You can listen to radio programmes on a ​ (d)   .

5/ You can listen to music on an ​ (e)   or a smartphone while you are walking to school.

• satnav
• ebook reader
• hard disk recorder
• games console
• digital radio
• MP3 player
• digital photo frame
• satellite TV
• HD TV
• camcorder

Complete sentences with the given verbs.

1/ I had a mobile too, so I could (a)   calls and (b)   and receive texts.

2/ I can (c)   the Net, (d)   my emails, and it's got a video camera.

• surf
• pick up
• make
• send
• sells
• download
• store
• record
• rewind

Complete sentences with the given verbs.

1/ You just go to a website that ​ (a)   ebooks and ​ (b)   them.

2/ My ebook reader can ​ (c)   about 1,500 books.

• sells
• download
• store
• make
• send
• surf
• pick up
• restore
• rewind

Complete sentences with the given verbs.

1/ It's got a huge memory so you can ​ (a)   loads of programmes.

2/ You can also ​ (b)   a programme and watch a bit ofit again.

• record
• rewind
• make
• send
• surf
• pick up
• sells
• download
• store

Complete the sentences with the verbs and prepositions.

1/ We're lost! ​ (a)   in the satnav and switch it ​ (b)   .

2/ When the programme has finished, please ​ (c)   off the TV and pull ​ (d)   the plug. 

3 Your music's too loud. Can you turn it ​ (e)   , please, or put on your headphones.

• Plug
• on
• turn
• out
• down

Complete the sentences with the verbs and prepositions.

1/ She ​ (a)   out her MP3 player, ​ turned it on and started to listen to music.

2/ ​ (b)   up the radio. I can't hear it.

3 Please switch ​ (c)   the CD player and put (d)   the CDs.

4/ You'll be able to hear me if you ​ (e)   off your headphones.

• took
• Turn
• off
• away
• take

Complete the dialogue. Use will or going to and the verbs. Jack: I'm going to see the new Zac Efron film this evening. Would you like to come?

Vicky: I'd love to, but I haven't got any money.

Jack: Don't worry. I ​ (a)   you some.

Vicky: Really? Great! Is Jason going to come too?

Jack: No, he ​ (b)   basketball at the sports centre.

Vicky: OK, I ​ (c)   my mum now and tell her. How are you going to get home after the film?

Jack: My dad ​ (d)   me up. I'm sure he ​ (e)   you a lift home too.

Vicky: Cool!

• 'll lend
• 's going to play
• 'll phone
• 's going to pick
• 'll give
• 'm going to lend
• 'll play
• 'm going to phone
• 'll pick
• 's going to give

Write zero conditional sentences using the prompts. (Notes: Pay attention to the use of contraction and punctuation: full stops and commas.)

you / say "sit" / my dog / sit down

Write zero conditional sentences using the prompts. (Notes: Pay attention to the use of contraction and punctuation: full stops and commas.)

It not matter / you / be / late