KET Day 4

He said: “When he arrived I had already prepared everything”.

• He said that when he had arrived he had already prepared everything.

• He said that when he arrived he had already prepared everything.

• He said that when he arrived he has already prepared everything.

She told me: “When they arrived I had already finished everything”.

• She told me that when they arrived she had already finished everything.

• She told me that when they had arrived she had already finished everything.

• She told me that when they have arrived she already finished everything.

He said: “We were surprised they had succeeded in doing it”.

• He said that they were surprised they succeeded in doing it.

• He said that they have been surprised they had succeeded in doing it.

• He said that they had been surprised they had succeeded in doing it .

He said: “I realized it hadn’t been her fault”.

• He said that he had realized it hadn’t been her fault.

• He said that he has realized it hadn’t been her fault.

• He said that he realized it hadn’t been her fault.

She said: “They knew that I had missed that lesson”.

• She said that they knew that I had missed that lesson.

• She said that they had known that she had missed that lesson.

• She said that they have known that she missed that lesson.

• You can buy food somewhere else in the park.

• Please don’t eat while you are playing sport here.

• This is a place for eating and you can’t play football here.

A school trip to the theatre

Last week, everyone in my class ​ (a)   on a trip to the theatre. We travelled there ​ (b)   coach. The theatre is about 10 kilometres away from school, so it was much​ ​ (c)   far to walk. The play was Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare. In fact, it’s probably the ​ (d)   famous of all the plays that Shakespeare wrote. We’ve studied it at school, so I knew ​ (e)   it’s about. It’s a love story, but it’s also the saddest play I have ever seen.

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Will’s blog

One day my dad said, ‘Why don’t we have a street party?’ This means that the street is closed so cars can’t use it, and people put tables and chairs out in the street, then have a party! Dad said there was one in 1977 and he still remembers it well. Everyone loved it! I couldn’t believe that since 1977 they never had another one. If it was so good, why not do it again?

We started to organise it, together with some other people. I helped to make the web page, so everyone on the street knew about the party and could post their old photos from the party in 1977. There were some pictures of my dad when he was a kid, together with his friends, who have moved away from the street now. It was interesting to see that the buildings on the street haven’t changed at all!

My mum was a bit worried about the party. ‘But a lot of people on the street don’t really know each other’, she said. ‘What if they don’t have anything to talk about?’ I just said, ‘Relax, Mum. It’ll be great.’

So, what was the party like? It was fantastic! My friends and I really liked speaking to an old lady called Louisa. She’s 89 and was telling us about when she and her friends were our age. So now I always chat to her when I see her on the street. I didn’t know who she was before, so I’m glad we had the party.

Why was Will surprised?

• His father wanted to have a street party.

• There hasn’t been a street party for a long time.

• Many people remembered the last street party.

Will’s blog

One day my dad said, ‘Why don’t we have a street party?’ This means that the street is closed so cars can’t use it, and people put tables and chairs out in the street, then have a party! Dad said there was one in 1977 and he still remembers it well. Everyone loved it! I couldn’t believe that since 1977 they never had another one. If it was so good, why not do it again?

We started to organise it, together with some other people. I helped to make the web page, so everyone on the street knew about the party and could post their old photos from the party in 1977. There were some pictures of my dad when he was a kid, together with his friends, who have moved away from the street now. It was interesting to see that the buildings on the street haven’t changed at all!

My mum was a bit worried about the party. ‘But a lot of people on the street don’t really know each other’, she said. ‘What if they don’t have anything to talk about?’ I just said, ‘Relax, Mum. It’ll be great.’

So, what was the party like? It was fantastic! My friends and I really liked speaking to an old lady called Louisa. She’s 89 and was telling us about when she and her friends were our age. So now I always chat to her when I see her on the street. I didn’t know who she was before, so I’m glad we had the party.

What did the photos from 1977 show?

• The street still looks the same now.

• There are more children living in the street now.

• The same people still live on the street now.