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Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is this phrase?
have breakfast
go to bed
get up
do homework
What is this collocation?
get dressed
have lunch
have a bath
have dinner
What is this collocation?
get dressed
go to bed
get up
have breakfast
What is this collocation?
have a bath
have lunch
have dinnder
have breakfast
What is this collocation?
do homework
have breakfast
have lunch
have dinner
What is this collocation?
do homework
have a bath
get up
get dressed
What is this collocation?
have lunch
have dinner
have a bath
do homework
What is this phrase?
go to bed
get up
have breakfast
do homework
It's (a) in the evening.
It's (a) in the afternoon.
It's (a) in the morning.
It's (a) in the morning.
What time (a) they have lunch at school?
They have lunch at one o'clock.
What time do you go to bed in the evening?
I (a) at eight o'clock.
(a) do they do their homework?
They do their homework at four o'clock.
In New York City, a lot of people haven’t got gardens next to their house. So people make gardens all over the city. The gardens are for all people. Children and adults help in the gardens. They work hard! They grow food—apples, beans, carrots, potatoes, and tomatoes. Some gardens have got playgrounds next to them. Children play in the playgrounds. People are happy in the gardens.
In New York City, a lot of people have got gardens next to their home. (T)
In New York City, a lot of people have got gardens next to their home. (F)
In New York City, a lot of people haven’t got gardens next to their house. So people make gardens all over the city. The gardens are for all people. Children and adults help in the gardens. They work hard! They grow food – apples, beans, carrots, potatoes and tomatoes. Some gardens have got playgrounds next to them. Children play in the playgrounds. People are happy in the gardens.
There are gardens all over New York City. (T)
There are gardens all over New York City. (F)
In New York City, a lot of people haven’t got gardens next to their house. So people make gardens all over the city. The gardens are for all people. Children and adults help in the gardens. They work hard! They grow food – apples, beans, carrots, potatoes and tomatoes. Some gardens have got playgrounds next to them. Children play in the playgrounds. People are happy in the gardens.
Children and adults help in the gardens. (T)
Children and adults help in the gardens. (F)
In New York City, a lot of people haven’t got gardens next to their house. So people make gardens all over the city. The gardens are for all people. Children and adults help in the gardens. They work hard! They grow food – apples, beans, carrots, potatoes and tomatoes. Some gardens have got playgrounds next to them. Children play in the playgrounds. People are happy in the gardens.
There aren't playgrounds in the gardens. (F)
There aren't playgrounds in the gardens. (T)
In New York City, a lot of people haven’t got gardens next to their house. So people make gardens all over the city. The gardens are for all people. Children and adults help in the gardens. They work hard! They grow food – apples, beans, carrots, potatoes and tomatoes. Some gardens have got playgrounds next to them. Children play in the playgrounds. People are happy in the gardens.
People are happy in the gardens. (F)
People are happy in the gardens. (T)
Does a taxi driver help people at school?
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn't
Does a doctor help people?
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn't.
A farmer (a) (grow) food.
A builder (a) (build) houses.
A taxi driver (a) (drives) a taxi.
Who is it?
(a)
Who is it?
(a)
Who is it?
(a)
