Write the names of places in a town.

2 Where can you stay when you are on holiday?

h (a)  

Write the names of places in a town.

3 Where can you dive and swim?

s_____ p____

(a)  

Write the names of places in a town.

4 Where can you get money?

b (a)  

Write the names of places in a town.

5 Where do doctors work?

h (a)  

Write the names of places in a town.

6 Where can you have dinner?

r (a)  

Write the names of places in a town.

7 Where can you watch actors?

t (a)  

Look at the picture and complete the text with the words in the box.

My town

by Maryanne Robinson

In my town, there’s a great football stadium. There’s a bus stop in front of the stadium. I often watch football matches there. There’s a cool café 1  ​ (a)    the stadium. The museum is 2 ​ (b)   the café and the library. There’s a small park 3 ​ (c)    the café. 4 ​ (d)    the park there’s a street with houses. I live there, at number 39.

Complete the text with adjectives.

I don’t live in a big city. I live in a small town. Big cities are dirty but my town is 1 c  (a)    .

The houses here aren’t old. They’re 2 m (a)    .

The streets are busy in the morning and afternoon, but at night they’re 3 q (a)    .

Some people think my town is boring but they’re wrong. You can do a lot of 4 i (a)   activities here.

Use the correct Past Simple form of be: affirmative [✓] or negative [✗].

1 Why (a)   you at home last night? ✗

Use the correct Past Simple form of be: affirmative [✓] or negative [✗].

2 Martha (a)   in London in 2015. ✓

Use the correct Past Simple form of be: affirmative [✓] or negative [✗].

3 There (a)   some people in the park last night. ✓

Use the correct Past Simple form of be: affirmative [✓] or negative [✗].

4 The children (a)   at school last week. ✗

Use the correct Past Simple form of be: affirmative [✓] or negative [✗].

5 There (a)   any milk in the fridge yesterday. ✗

Complete the dialogues with the words given.

A: Tell me about the party yesterday. Was James there?

B: 1 ​ (a)   , he was, but Doreen and Michael 2 ​ (b)    there. They’re on holiday.

A: Were 3 ​ (c)   a lot of people?

B: No, but it 4 ​ (d)   a good party. It 5 ​ (e)    very boring!

Use one word in each gap in the dialogue.

A: Excuse me. I’m looking for Newtown Bank.

B: Oh yes. I know where that is. It’s 1 ​ (a)   Green Street.

A: Where’s Green Street? Is it 2 ​ (b)   ?

B: No, it isn’t. Go 3 ​ (c)   on, then turn left. Go 4 ​ (d)   the library and the bank is on the 5 ​ (e)    .

A: Thank you.