My dad ___ football on television every Saturday.

My little sister ___ a computer for her homework.

I ___ to music after school every day.

Jenny ___ medicine in Oxford.

My cousin ___ piano lessons every weekend.

Suzie and John ___ in a flat in Liverpool.

He ___ volleyball with his friends on Friday.

___ my bedroom.

__ the dishwasher.

___ the ironing.

___ the table.

___ the dishes.

___ dinner.

Tom often _ trainers to school, but today he __ shoes.

I usually __ a sandwich for lunch, but today I _ some soup.

My mum__ in an office in Manchester, but this moment she__ in Glasgow.

My mother’s sister is my ___.

My father is my mother’s ___.

My brother’s son is my ____.

My uncle’s son is my____.

My brother is my grandfather’s_____.

My brother’s wife is my ___.

great

similar

dangerous

baggy

plain

smart

Guido says he often needs ____.

The different colours help him to remember the ____.

John ___ football every Saturday.

I hardly ever ___ breakfast.

Leila ___ does athletics on Thursdays.

He ___ does the housework.

What time ___ you usually finish work?

There ___ many English teachers at our university.

___ there a computer in your classroom?

There ___ a DVD player in Room 2. Use Room 5.

Are there ___ English books in the library?

There’s ___ dictionary on the shelf in the classroom.

We study the life of plants and animals in ____.

____ is the study of kings, queens, wars and empires.

___ is the study of the Earth and everything on it, such as, mountains, rivers, land and people.

We learn about money and business in ____.

We learn about money and business in ____.

Guido likes the ____ classes.

Choose the right variant of the verb: ......school

Choose the right variant of the verb: ... dressed

Choose the right variant of the verb: ... your homework

Choose the right variant of the verb: ... to the gym

Choose the right variant of the verb: ... a DVD

Choose the right variant of the verb: ... photos

Guido’s main problem outside the school is the ____.

Guido wants to ____.

Match the descriptions with the adjectives below. Your sister always reads your private text messages. ___

Match the descriptions with the adjectives below. You want to go to bed early. __

Match the descriptions with the adjectives below. You have to talk in front of the class and you don’t like it. __

Match the descriptions with the adjectives below. You aren’t happy today. __

Match the descriptions with the adjectives below. I’m not very good at maths, and the maths exam is next week. __

Toby and Paige are ___ a wedding in London.

Harriet and Leon are ___ a trip to Canada for their wedding.

Ben and Libby are ___ the invitations for their wedding in the USA next month.

‘Horseshoes’ is a game from the USA, but now people play it all over the world. It is an outdoor game for two teams. The teams throw iron horseshoes at a stick in the ground. The stick is quite far away. They ___ try to hit the stick to score points.

This competition takes place in Finland and America. Men run round an obstacle course and they carry a woman at the same time. The competition is difficult. The men race through water and sand, and climb over fences. The woman ___ weigh more than 49 kilos, or she ___ carry a heavy bag as well! She ___ wear a helmet, because it can be dangerous.

People do this sport in the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. There ___ two teams and they play underwater. The game is similar to ice hockey, but the teams play at the bottom of a swimming pool. They push a flat ball across the floor of the pool and try to score a goal in the net. It is a difficult sport to play and it is a very difficult sport to watch!

Gosforth Hall is a small hotel in Cumbria in the north of England, built in 1658. People say the hotel has the ghost of a Catholic priest. He usually appears in Room 11. There ___ a secret tunnel that goes from behind the fireplace in the hotel lounge to Room 11.

Barry Comprehensive School is a secondary school in a small town in South Wales. It’s only forty-five years old. There ___ about 1,500 students, but they don’t live at the school - they live at home. They start school when they are eleven and leave when they are sixteen or eighteen. There aren’t ___ girls in Years 7-11, but there are some girls in Year 12.

The school is a comprehensive and it’s free for students. Most students live in the town or in the local villages. Students either walk to school or come by bus. The boys start school at 8.50 and they ___ wear a uniform: a green sweatshirt and black trousers.

Gethin is going to Barry Comprehensive School, and he studies for his A-levels. Because he’s in Year 12, he has to wear a uniform. Today he’s wearing jeans and a T-shirt. His best friend Cai is not in school today. This morning he ___ work experience at the local newspaper.