Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Cycling is _______ than walking to school, but trams are _________. (good)

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: In the UK, rugby is _________ than tennis, but football is _________. (popular)

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: I think geography is _____ than history, but physics is _____subject. (bad)

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: The classroom is _______ than the library, but the computer room is _____. (hot)

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Trains are ______ than coaches, but planes are ________form of transport. (safe)

Use the comparative and superlative adjective: Football is _______ than judo, but skiing is ____________. (dangerous)

question>Match the definition with a place: You can catch a train at the … .

question>Match the definition with a place: You can park your car in the … .

<question>Match the definition with a place: You can buy clothes at the … .

question>Match the definition with a place: You can do sport in the ____.

Match the definition with a place: You can change pounds into dollars from the ___.

Match the definition with a place: You can report a crime at the _____

Choose the correct preposition: Holly is going _____ the shop to buy a newspaper.

Choose the correct preposition: The kangaroo jumped ___ the tourists.

Choose the correct preposition: We walked ___ the road when the cars stopped.

question>Choose the correct preposition: Take the lift to the ground floor or go ___ the stairs.

<question>Choose the correct preposition: Drive ___ the bridge and then turn right.

question>Choose the correct preposition: The train to London goes ___ my house every hour.

question>Choose the correct preposition: We can go the long way round or take a shortcut ___ the forest.

Choose the correct preposition: The cat jumped ___ the chair and stayed there all evening.

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: I finished my homework. Then I ___ my work. I didn’t want to lose it!

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: I visited a shopping website. After I finished shopping, I ____ .

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: I ____ my username and password, but there was a problem - I couldn’t log on.

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: I ____ my printer because I needed to print some documents.

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: I bought a new computer last weekend, but it ____ yesterday. I’m taking it back to the shop.

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: Jane ____ the TV because the volume was very low.

Complete the sentence with the phrasal verb: Yesterday evening I _____ all my documents to ahard drive so that I didn’t lose them.

Complete the phrasal verb with the preposition: I forgot to shut ______ the computer last night.

Complete the phrasal verb with the preposition: It’s very dark. Can you turn _______ the light?

Complete the phrasal verb with the preposition: It’s too quiet – please turn ______ the volume.

Complete the phrasal verb with the preposition: She logged ______ and turned off her computer.

Complete the phrasal verb with the preposition: Where can I plug ______ this charger?

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: I don’t ___ many comments on social media sites.

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: Why don’t you ____ all the files on your computer that you don’t need any more?

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: I decided to ____ my old photos to make a digital copy of them.

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: You need to ____ your password to log on to the site.

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: Did you ___ that video from John’s web page?

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: ____ the receipt and take it with you to collect your tickets.

Complete the sentence with the computer verb: Do you ____ any famous people on Twitter?

Use the correct computer collocation: I keep ___ an error message.

Use the correct computer collocation: Can I ___ to the internet here?

Use the correct computer collocation: I have to ___ my emails.

Use the correct computer collocation: Is there free Wi-Fi to ___ online?

>Use the correct computer collocation: I want to ____ these photos from my phone onto my Facebook page.

Complete the sentence with the verb: What time did you ___ breakfast this morning?

Complete the sentence with the verb: I ___ photo of the beautiful sunset yesterday.

Complete the sentence with the verb: Can I borrow your mobile to ____ the phone call?

Complete the sentence with the verb: Mum is ____ the shopping at the supermarket.

Which of these animals belongs to 'mammals'? bear, eagle, frog, spider,butterfly

Which of these animals belongs to 'insects'? bear, eagle, frog, shark,butterfly

Which of these animals belongs to 'fish'? bear, eagle, frog, shark,butterfly

Which of these animals belongs to 'reptiles'? crocodile, eagle, frog, shark,butterfly

Which of these animals belongs to 'birds'? bear, eagle, frog, shark,butterfly

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb "work"

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb "live"

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb "carry"

Choose the correct past simple form of the verb "travel"

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’tKate and Liam ___________ at school yesterday because they were ill.

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’tWe ______ at a football match yesterday. It was really exciting.

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’tYou _____________ at home last night. Where were you?

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’t On my last birthday, I ____________ sixteen

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasnt … Kate and Bill at the party? – Kate …there, but Bill ….

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’t The weather ___________ really bad last week-cold, windy and rainy.

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’t My uncle __________  a doctor. He was a vet.

Complete the sentences. Use was, were, weren’t and wasn’t Today is Sunday. Yesterday __________Saturday.

67. Louis was at school, but he _____________ in the classroom.

Choose the correct variant: The canteen is on the ground floor. Go …

Choose the correct prepositions: Go ... the corridor, turn left. The staff room is ... your left.

<question>Use could/couldn't + verb: I was tired, but I ... last night.

<question>Use could/couldn't + verb: I wasn't hungry yesterday. I ... my dinner.

<question>Use could/couldn't + verb: When I was young, I ... fast.

<question>Use could/couldn't + verb: When my son was two years old, he ....

<question> Use could/couldn't + verb: James

to theconcert last Sunday. He was busy.

Choose correct negative form of the sentence. We studied English in primary school.

<question> Choose correct negative form of the sentence.

Tom went to bed before 10 p.m. last night

Match the word with its definition (sailors, explorer, politician, scientists, fishermen, pilot ,soldier, journalist)People who do scientific work.

Match the word with its definition (sailors, explorer, politician, scientists, fishermen, pilot ,soldier, journalist)Somebody who goes to new places to discover what they are like

Match the word with its definition (sailors, explorer, politician, scientists, fishermen, pilot ,soldier, journalist)Somebody who helps to make a country's laws.