Complete the sentences with the correct word.

Example: Her name is Josefina. She’s a student.

He His Her
1 I’m Chinese. __________ family is from Shanghai.
My Your Their
2 They’re teachers. __________ names are Alison and Lucas.
His Her Their
3 Filip’s Polish, but __________ mother is Czech.
his their she
4 We’re students. __________ teacher is Irish.
Their Our Your
5 Nadia, please close __________ book.
you your you’re
6 It’s a hotel. __________ name is The New York Plaza.
His Her Its

Complete the chart.

Example: Germany German
1 Mexico ___________
2 ___________ Italian
3 ___________ African
4 Turkey ___________
5 France ___________
6 ___________ Japanese

Complete the phrases with the correct verbs.

spell go Listen stop open Do Work

Answer Turn

Example: Turn off your mobile.

1 __________ in pairs.
2 Please __________ to page 15.
3 __________ and repeat.
4 Don’t __________ your book.
5 Please __________ talking!
6 __________ exercises 1 and 2.
7 How do you __________ it?
8 __________ the questions.

READING

1 Read the text and tick () A, B, or C.

The New York City Language Centre

 Hi, I’m Sandrine Bisset. I’m a teacher at The New York City Language Centre. I’m
from Marseille in the south of France and I’m twenty-nine years old. My mother is
Swiss and my father is French. He’s a teacher in a school in Paris. My friend is
Antoine. He’s from France, too, and he’s a student at Columbia University here in New
York.

Students come to The New York City Language Centre to learn different languages.
I’m the French teacher and my class has students from America, Africa, Asia and
Europe. It’s very interesting to meet different people and the classes are always fun.
The students always speak French together because it’s the best way to learn the
language.

My friends Giovanni and Lina are also teachers at The Language Centre. Giovanni is
the Italian teacher. He’s from Rome. Lina is the German and Spanish teacher. She
comes from Munich in Germany. Her mother is Spanish.

Example: Sandrine’s mother is in Switzerland.

A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 

1 Sandrine is a language teacher.

A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
2 The Language Centre is in New York.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
3 Sandrine is Swiss.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
4 Sandrine’s students speak English.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
5 Sandrine’s mother is from the south of France.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
6 Antoine is a student in France.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
7 Sandrine’s students are from different parts of the world.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
8 Giovanni is American.
A True  B False  C Doesn’t say 
8

2 Read the text again and answer the questions.

Example: What is Sandrine’s nationality? French

1 How old is Sandrine?
_____________________________________________
2 What is Sandrine’s father’s nationality?
_____________________________________________
3 What is the name of Antoine’s university?
_____________________________________________
4 Where are the students at The Language Centre from?
_____________________________________________
 5 What is the Spanish teacher’s name?
_____________________________________________
6 Who is Giovanni?
_____________________________________________
7 Where is Lina’s mother from?
_____________________________________________

Answer the questions with complete sentences.

Example: What’s your mobile number?
My mobile number is 07789 552338.

1 What’s your father’s name?

_____________________________________________
2 What nationality is your mother?
_____________________________________________
3 What country are you from?
_____________________________________________
4 What’s your surname?
_____________________________________________
5 How old are you?
_____________________________________________
6 What’s your address?
_____________________________________________
7 Is your country in Asia?
_____________________________________________
8 Is your house near your language school?
_____________________________________________
9 When are your English classes?
_____________________________________________
10 Is your teacher from the USA?
_____________________________________________

Tick () the correct sentence.

Example: A It’s an English dictionary. 
B It’s a English dictionary. 
1 A Three boxs of pens, please. 
B Three boxes of pens, please. 
2 A Dale and Amy are teachers. 
B Dale and Amy is teachers. 
3 A It’s a orange lamp. 
B It’s an orange lamp. 
4 A They’re diarys. 
B They’re diaries. 
5 A It’s a house. 
 B It’s an house. 
6 A I have two credits cards. 
B I have two credit cards. 
7 A ‘What is it?’ ‘It’s glasses.’ 
B ‘What are they?’ ‘They’re glasses.’ 
8 A Joseph is student in my class. 
B Joseph is a student in my class. 

Complete the sentences with the correct word or phrase.

Example: Turn left here.
Turn to Turn we Turn
1 Please __________ your car here.
don’t park no park not to park
2 __________ quiet, children!
You Are Be
3 __________ turn the radio on.
Let Let’s Let us to
4 __________ my pizza!
No eat Don’t eat Eat not
5 I’m thirsty. __________ stop at the café.
Let’s Don’t We
6 __________ to me.
You are listen Listen Listen you

Underline the correct word or phrase.

Example: We have two children young / young children.
1 Is Ian Rankin a Scottish / Scotland writer?
2 Are they very good teachers / teachers very good?
3 The notebooks are cheap / cheaps.
4 I have / am thirsty.
5 They have expensives / expensive phones.
6 It’s a day nice / nice day.

Complete the sentences with the correct word(s).

Example: ‘What colour is your bike?’ ‘It’s blue.’
blue new old

1 My father has a __________ laptop.

young easy new
2 Where are the sandwiches? I’m __________.
worried hungry hot
3 Can you close the windows? We’re __________.
 really cold quite tired very hot
4 Celia’s __________ old. She’s 103 this year.
lot very strong
5 The opposite of empty is __________.
dangerous full low
6 Her job is difficult and she’s very __________.
wrong happy stressed
7 Alma’s __________ tired.
high really big

Write the opposites.

slow dangerous strong easy expensive

full fantastic beautiful

Example: ugly beautiful

1 cheap __________
2 empty __________
3 weak __________
4 terrible __________
5 difficult __________
6 fast __________
7 safe __________

LISTENING

1 Listen to Amanda, Benedict and Carlos saying what they have on their
table or desk. Match the things with the people’s names. Write A
(Amanda), B (Benedict) or C (Carlos).
1 car keys __________

2 a Spanish dictionary __________

3 a red file __________

4 a big lamp __________

5 a green wallet __________