WorksheetsUnit 10, 11, 12
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
1: Vocabulary: parties
Welcome the
guests
snacks
gift
house
Vocabulary: parties
Bring some:
snacks
guest
house
music
Vocabulary: parties
play:
music
conversation
snacks
gift
Vocabulary: parties
have a:
conversation
music
snacks
guest
Vocabulary: adjectives for describing events
Music adjectives
loud, soft
awful, great, fun
empty, crowded
lively, relaxed
Vocabulary: Adjectives for describing events
general impression adjectives
awful great fun
empty
lively awful
loud fun
Vocabulary: adjectives for describing events
Place adjectives
empty crowded
lively great
loud soft
crowded great soft
Vocabulary: materials
Write natural of manufactured for each material
Cotton
(a)
Vocabulary: materials
Write natural of manufactured for each material
Glass
(a)
Vocabulary: materials
Write natural of manufactured for each material
plastic
(a)
Vocabulary: materials
Write natural of manufactured for each material
ceramic
(a)
Grammar: Simple present passive
Complete with the passive form of the verbs in parentheses.
English (a) (speak) all over the world
Grammar: Simple present passive
Complete with the passive form of the verbs in parentheses.
Cotton (a) (grow) in the U.S.A
Grammar: Simple present passive
Complete with the passive form of the verbs in parentheses.
These clothes (a) (make) from a new kind of material
Grammar: Simple present passive
Complete with the passive form of the verbs in parentheses.
Rubber (a) (use) to make car tires
Vocabulary: describing relationships
read each sentence and choose the correct option that means the same as the verb in bold
I admire my father
respect
dislike
Vocabulary: describing relationships
read each sentence and choose the correct option that means the same as the verb in bold
Did you and Richard have an argument? Why aren't you speaking to him
disagree about something
become friends
Grammar: Zero and first conditionals
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences
We use zero conditionals when we know or think that things
are generally true
are impossible
Grammar: Zero and first conditionals
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences
We use first conditionals when we know or think that things
are real possibilities
couldn't happen
Vocabulary: The weather
Match the pictures to the sentences
Take an umbrella with you when you go out. It's a rainy day
Vocabulary: The weather
Match the pictures to the sentences
I Love it when it snows. I like the way everything gets covered in white.
Vocabulary: The weather
Match the pictures to the sentences
It's sunny today. Let's go to the beach
Vocabulary: The weather
Match the pictures to the sentences
I couldn't sleep last night because it was so stormy. It was really scary.
Grammar Will and going to
We use will to:
make predictions and to talk spontaneous decisions
talk about plans / intentions and to make predictions
grammar: will and going to
We use going to:
Make predictions, to talks plans / intentions, to talk about spontaneous decisions.
talk about spontaeus decisions
