This is the wrong way. Turn ______ and go back.

I saw Aryan as I was driving ________ the High Street.

It doesn’t take long to get to the station if you go ______ the park.

The lift wasn’t working so we walked ______ the stairs.

Rafael walked _______ me without saying hello.

Come ______, Kerry. It’s lovely to see you.

Matt goes ______ the newsagent’s every day to get a newspaper.

Drive _______ the town centre. You’ll see the station on your right.

Jordan’s looking _____ the house for his wallet.

Your boots are dirty! Please take _____ outside.

Let’s get _____ the house and go for a walk.

This form is in Chinese. I can’t fill _____.

We walked _____ the park.

Ella _____ of the room and didn’t come back.

A: I love Italian food.

B: _____. It’s delicious.

I can’t find my passport. Please help me _____.

Here are your shoes. _____.

A: I used to do a lot more sport when I was younger.

B: So _____ I.

A: I can’t drive.

B: Neither _____ I.

Why don’t you _____?

Your towel’s on the floor. Pick _____, please.

A: I don’t like horror films.

B: _____ do I. They’re awful.

Don’t jump _____ the pool. The water isn’t deep.

Your iPod will break if you don’t _____.

A: I’m not very hungry.

B: Neither _____.

Turn on your lights when you drive _____ the tunnel.

In tennis, you hit the ball _____ a net.

A: I’ve seen that film.

B: So _____ I. I saw it last week.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Choose the word which has a different sound.

Mark and Matthew are __________. They look exactly the same.

Sam didn’t enjoy the meal and __________ did Jen.

Amy looks just __________ her mum.

Tilly and Max are__________ good at sport.

Rob hates swimming and __________ does his sister.

Their names are very __________. She’s called Carla and he’s called Carlo.

You’ve got the same mobile phone ______ me.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You kick a ball over a goal.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You ride a bike around a track.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You try to hit a small ball into a small hole.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You throw a ball through a ring, which is high on the wall.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You move across water on a board.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You drive round a track.

Match the sports to the sentences.

You wear things on your feet to help you go down a mountain.

The cat ran _____ the road.

Our ball fell _____ the river.

In athletics, you have to run _____ a track.

We walked up the hill and then _____ again.

Pass the ball _____ me!

You have to walk _____ six floors to get to our flat.

You drove _____ me today, but you didn’t see me.

Which road goes _____ the beach?

Sorry, I’ve broken your plate. It fell _____ the floor.

When I took my phone _____ my pocket, I could see it was broken.

I took the book _____ to the library.

We’re looking _____ to our holiday next week.

You should _____ up smoking. It’s not good for you.

Turn the radio _____. It’s too loud.

The class will _____ over in ten minutes.

Could you _____ out what time the match starts?

Can you look _____ these words in your dictionaries?

Carol looks _____ her mother. They’re identical.

Martin and John _____ have red hair.

Your bag’s exactly the same _____ mine.

His new film is quite _____ to the last one.

A: What are you doing?

B:: I’m ________

A: This programme’s boring.

B: Well, turn __________.

Will you __________ while I’m away?

Thelma rang. Can you call __________ this afternoon?

What time do __________ during the week?

Your glasses are here. Why don’t you put __________?

Do you want me to __________ from the airport?

A: I was late this morning.

B: So ______ I.

A: I didn’t do well on the test.

B: Neither __________ I.

A: I’m not from London.

B: Neither __________ I.