Tree_My friend and I Smart 5 3

FIND THE OPPOSITE PAIRS

• nice

• rich

• expensive

• horrible

• untidy

• tidy

• full

• empty

• poor

• cheap

I'm hungry. I'd like ​ (a)   to eat.

• something
• anything
• everything

Katy's mum is back at home now.

Mum: I've got (1) ​ (a)   I need from town!

Katy: And did you get a present for Helen, Mum?

Mum: I'm really sorry, Katy. I looked (2) ​ (b)   but I couldn't find (3) ​ (c)   for Helen.

Katy: I don't want to go to the party then, Mum. I've got

(4) ​ (d)   to give her! (5) ​ (e)   goes to a party without a present, Mum!

Mum: Don't worry. Go and see at the party and have a good time. I'll get something for Katy and you can give it to her at the end if you want.

Katy: Ok, thanks Mum!

Mum: No problem!

• everything
• everywhere
• anything
• nothing
• No one

Match the following

• It's half past nine.

• 
• It's six o'clock.

• 
• It's midday

• 
• It's a quarter to two.

• 

Match the following

• mix

• 
• turn on

• 
• add

• 
• disappear

• 

Reorder HOLLY'S DAIRY

• Next I mixed the sugar and the soft butter together with a large spoon.

• In the morning I went to the supermarket with my mum.

• When I went back into the kitchen the plate was empty . All those biscuits disappeared!

• When I got home, I turned the cooker

  on.

• I put the biscuits on the

  plate near the cooker to go cold.

Go straight on and then turn right at the next corner.

Go past the sweet shop.

It’s at the end of the road and on the right.

• factory

• sweet shop

• park

• cinema

Go straight on and then past the first (1st) street.​

It’s on the corner, on the right of the road.

• cinema

• factory

• park

• sweet shop

Go straight on and past the post office.

It’s on the corner, on the left of the road.

• park

• cinema

• post office

• factory

LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND WRITE THE WORDS

(a)