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ENJOYING ENGLISH 5 - PISMENI Za 5. Razred KEY
ENJOYING ENGLISH 5 - PISMENI Za 5. Razred KEY
KEY
(5. )
GROUP A
Plurals
I. Put the sentences into the plural:
0. I am a student. We are students.
1. This woman has a problem. These women have problems.
2. I must go to her party. We must go to their parties.
3. There is a book on the bookshelf. There are books on the bookshelves.
Comparison of adjectives
II. Complete with comparative or superlative forms:
I think I am (0)more intelligent (intelligent)and (1) more beautiful(beautiful) than my friends. Im
also a (2) nicer (nice) person than any of them. I think Im (3)the most interesting (interesting) girl
in the class and also (4) the happiest.(happy).
Present Simple and Continuous
III. Circle the right answer:
1. He DOESNT WEAR a uniform.
2. We GO to Berlin every spring.
3. Sarah often MEETS Ann on the way home.
4. Does he FEED the chickens every morning?
5. I am DOING my homework now.
IV. Write the interrogative and negative forms of the sentences:
0. They are friends. Are they friends? / They arent friends.
1. She is making the cake now. Is she making the cake now?/ She isn`t making the cake now.
2. Anna often takes my books. Does Anna often take my books?/ Anna doesn`t often take my books.
Prepositions
V. Complete with UNDER, IN, AT, or TO:
1. It is quarter to seven.
2. Look at that man!
3. Im not interested in cars.
4. The cat is on the floor under the chair.
Vocabulary and Use of Language
VI. Write 5 or 6 sentences on the topic: My family.
Ideas:
,
- who they are - their hobbies
- what they do - what they look like (describe them)
(5. )
GROUP B
Plurals
I. Put the sentences into the plural:
0. I am a student. We are students.
1. A child is crying. Children are crying.
2. Her baby has one tooth. Her babies have( some) teeth.
3. That man is looking at you. These men are looking at you(them).
Comparison of adjectives
II. Complete with comparative or superlative forms:
Peters (0) a better student (good)than us and he is also (1) the tallest (tall) boy in our class. He plays
basketball and is (2) younger (young) than the others on the team. I think hes (3) more handsome
(handsome) than the other players and hes certainly (4) the most exciting (exciting) player of all.
Some/Any
I. Fill in the gaps with SOME or ANY:
There isnt any juice in the fridge, but I have some Cola.
I really dont like Cola. Is there any water?
Pronouns/Adjectives
V. Fill in the gaps using WE, IT, OUR, OURS, SHE, US and MY:
Ann, Jerry and I are best friends and we often walk to school together. Yesterday our teacher gave us
a project. My sister did the same project last year and she will help us with ours. I think it will be
fun!
Some/Any
I. Fill in the gaps with SOME or ANY:
Do we need any food from the shop for the picnic?
I think weve got some cheese, but there isnt any bread.
Pronouns/Adjectives
V. Fill in the gaps using IT, THEIR, THEY, HERS, HER, WE and US:
I met Susan and her mother on holiday. They were very friendly and they took us to see their cousins. Then
we had a meal at a restaurant. It was delicious! In the end, I gave Susan my e-mail address and she gave me
hers.