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WorksheetsLPET Unit 6 Workbook Part 1
Total questions: 152
Worksheet time: 4hrs 37mins
Tick all the applies.
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Tick V is the word 'like' is used as a verb - action verb.
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Tick V is the word 'like' is used as a verb - action verb.
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - the weather
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - the food
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - the people
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - Sydney
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - the towns
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You have a friend who's living in Australia. Ask questions about the country using 'What('s / are)...like?' and the key words - the beaches
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Type the number of the question to match the sentences.
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1. What's the weather like?
2. What's the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4. What's Sydney like?
5. What are the towns like?
6. What are the beaches like?
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Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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6 (5 words)
Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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7 (X's X, than X's)
Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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8 (4 words)
Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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9 (X, than X's)
Comparing two people (Comparative, superlative)
Look at the information about Nellie and Matt. Complete the sentences. If there are more than one blank, put a comma after the first answer. e.g. X, X
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*there should be 2 spaces after each sentence
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*there should be 2 spaces after each sentence
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only write the answer
e.g. as tall as
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e.g. as tall as
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e.g. as tall as
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Rewrite the sentence matching A, B and C.
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Rewrite the sentence matching A, B and C.
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Rewrite the sentence matching A, B and C.
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Rewrite the sentence matching A, B and C.
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Rewrite the sentence matching A, B and C.
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Read the article. Complete the sentences with a superlative adjective from the text: Three great things to do in London.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the answer for the blank only
1. The London Eye is ____ tourist attraction in the UK.
2. It is _____ big wheel in Europe.
3. It provides ______ views of the city.
4. The British Museum has _____ collection of ancient artefacts in the world.
5. It is ______ to see the museum over several visits.
6. Regent's Park isn't _____ open space in London.
7. It is _____ formal park.
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Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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4 X, X
Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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Write the numbers in numerical form (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4)
Complete the sentences with a number from the text. Write the answers only (numbers)
1. The London Eye is ____ metres. high.
2. You can see ____ kilometres into the distance.
3. The trip takes ____ minutes.
4. It costs _______ for an adult and $_____ for a child.
5. The Rosetta Stone was made over ____ years ago.
6. There are over ____ flowers in the rose gardens in Regent's Park.
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Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
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Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
3
Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
4
Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
5
Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
6
Where does 'here' refer to in these sentences?
1. You can hire a boat here.
2. You can see things from ancient Rome here.
3. You can see St Paul's Cathedral from here.
4. You can get married here.
5. You can see a play here.
6. You can play games here.
The British Museum
The London Eye
Regent's Park
Listen to an Australian couple who are visiting London for the first time. Look at the pictures, and tick the places they mention.
The British Museum, Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey
St Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge
Picadilly Circus, The London Eye
Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Big Ben
Madame Tussauds, Trafalgar Square
1. They sat ___ on the bus.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
downstairs
upstairs
2. They began their tour at _____.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
Piccadilly Circus
Trafalgar Circus
3. The Statue of Eros was _____ than they expected.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
smaller
bigger
4. Nelson's Column was _____ they expected.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
bigger than
as big as
5. The Queen ____ at home.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
was
wasn't
6. Big Ben was striking ____ when they drove past.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
seven
eleven
7. Four million people a ____ go on the London Eye.
Listen again. Pick the correct answer.
month
year
8. Both London and Sydney have a ____ Park
Hyde
Regent's
1 difficult
wealthy
intelligent
hard
huge
mad
2 crazy
wealthy
intelligent
hard
huge
mad
3 rich
wealthy
intelligent
hard
huge
mad
4 clever
wealthy
intelligent
hard
huge
mad
5 big
wealthy
intelligent
hard
huge
mad
6 awful
annoyed
terrible
good-looking
freezing
wonderful
7 cold
annoyed
terrible
good-looking
freezing
wonderful
8 angry
annoyed
terrible
good-looking
freezing
wonderful
9 handsome
annoyed
terrible
good-looking
freezing
wonderful
10 lovely
annoyed
terrible
good-looking
freezing
wonderful
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely, wealthy, intelligent, hard, huge, mad, annoyed, terrible, good-looking, freezing, wonderful
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely, wealthy, intelligent, hard, huge, mad, annoyed, terrible, good-looking, freezing, wonderful
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely, wealthy, intelligent, hard, huge, mad, annoyed, terrible, good-looking, freezing, wonderful
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely, wealthy, intelligent, hard, huge, mad, annoyed, terrible, good-looking, freezing, wonderful
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difficult, crazy, rich, clever, big, awful, angry, handsome, lovely, wealthy, intelligent, hard, huge, mad, annoyed, terrible, good-looking, freezing, wonderful
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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cheap, wrong, messy, rude, kind, miserable, boring, stupid, polite, tidy, expensive, happy, interesting, correct, intelligent, selfish
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Type the alphabet only
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Type the alphabet only
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Type the alphabet only
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Type the alphabet only
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Type the alphabet only
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Type the alphabet only
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Write all the adjectives for
people (6 words) X, X, X, X, X, X
Arrange them alphabetically
* do not include hones
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Write all the adjectives for
places (6 words) X, X, X, X, X, X
Arrange them alphabetically
* do not include hones
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Write all the adjectives for
colours (6 words) X, X, X, X, X, X
Arrange them alphabetically
* do not include hones
(a)
Write all the adjectives for
the weather (6 words) X, X, X, X, X, X
Arrange them alphabetically
* do not include hones
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