1 Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any. 2. Underline the correct word or phrase.

Example: There are some strawberries in the fridge. Example: She eats much / a lot of biscuits. She loves them.

1 ‘I’m hungry.’ ‘Do you want an apple?’ 1 Put a little / a few pepper in the soup.

2 Let’s make some bread this evening. 2 ‘How much water do you drink?’ ‘A lot of / A lot.’

3 He’s a vegetarian. He doesn’t want any meat. 3 I didn’t eat no / any cake. I wasn’t hungry.

4 ‘Are there any bananas?’ ‘No. Pete had the last one.’ 4 How much / many cups of tea do you drink each day?

5 Do you want a sandwich? 5 We need some sugar. There’s not any / none in the
cupboard.
6 There are some eggs in the fridge.
6 I don’t have much / many free time. I work very hard.

3. Comparative or Superlative?

A: Where do you go to the cinema?

B: I usually go to the Cine Land. It is the nearest (near) cinema to my house.

A: Is it cheaper (cheap) than Movie World?

B: No, but it’s nicer (nice). The seats are more comfortable (comfortable).

A: Do you ever go to the City Cinema?

B: No, never! That’s the worst (bad) cinema in the town! Do you go there?

A: No, I go to the Movie World. It has better (good) films. They aren’t always the most popular (popular), but they are
interesting.

4. Make the sentences positive / negative / question with going to.

1. (+) We’re going to go to the cinema. 4. (?) Are they going to start a computer course?

(-) We aren’t going to go to the cinema. (-) They aren’t going to start a computer course?

?) Are we going to go to the cinema? (+) They are going to start a computer course.

2. (-) I’m not going to play basketball.

(+) I’m going to play basketball. 5. (-) He isn’t going to have a party.

(?) Am I going to play basketball? (+) He is going to have a party.

(?) Is he going to have a party.

3. (+) She is going to fly to Paris. 6. (?) Is he going to go swimming?

(-) She isn’t going to fly to Paris. (-) He isn’t going to go swimming.

(?) Is she going to fly to Paris? (+) He is going to go swimming.

5. Complete the conversation with going to.

A: Ali and Ahmet are going to visit (visit) us next weekend. Do you remember them?

B: Yes, I do. What about Ayse? Is she going to come (she / come), too?

A: No, she isn’t. She wants to come in October.

B: What are you going to do (you / do) with them?

A: We are going to take (take) them to Istanbul on Saturday. We aren’t going to stay (not/stay) in a hotel. We are going to stay
(stay) in a hostel. Would you like to come with us?

B: No, not this time. Thank you.

6. Adjective or Adverb?

Beautiful – beautifully – careful – carefully – loud – loudly

1. She is very careful with her guitar because it is very expensive.

2. Mark always laughs loudly at my jokes.

3. I always read the instructions very carefully

4. I don’t like loud noises.

5. She has got an amazing voice. She sings beautiful

7. Adjective or Adverb?

1. My friend Philippa dances ___. 4. He cut the cake very ___ so everyone would get the
same size piece.
a) beautiful
a) carefully
b) beautifully
b) careful

2. My cat is so ___ she just sleeps all day!

5. Have you been swimming ___?
a) lazy
a) recently
B) lazily
b) recent

3. Are you ___? I'm starving!

6. I love dolphins, they are so ___.
a) hungry
a) beautiful
b) hungrily
b) beautifully
7. I thought the test was really ___! 9. I'm sorry, Kevin is very ___ today, can I take a message?

a) easy a) busy

b) easily b) busily

8. She sleeps very ___, you won't be able to wake her up. 10. Be ___ when you hold the baby.

a) deep a) careful

b) deeply b) carefully

8. Articles – a, an or the?

1. Peter’s got a brilliant idea!

2. Listen! Julie is playing the flute.

3. Dogs are Jack’s favourite animals.

4. I love the flowers in your garden.

5. ----- Parkers have got two children: a boy and a girl; the girl’s ten and the boy’s eight.

6. Pat goes swimming twice a week.

7. My father’s best friend is an engineer.

8. Thelma is expecting a baby.

9. They usually go to London once a year

10. The fridge is empty. There isn’t even an egg in it.

11. He loves listening to the radio.

13. My cousin wants to be an architect.

14. Mark is an excellent student! He knows all the answers.