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Grammar A3
Grammar A3
Personal information
1 name / your / ’s / what What’s your name? Luca.
2 year / what / you / born / were
? 1983.
3 how / you / are / today
? Fine, thank you.
Family
4 have / and / do / brothers / you / sisters / how / many
? Two brothers and one sister.
5 with / your / do / family / you / live
? No, I live alone.
6 your / what / do / parents / do
? My mum’s an engineer and my
dad’s a teacher.
English
7 English / why / are / learning / you
? Because I need it for my job.
8 learning / English / did / when / start / you
? When I was 12 years old.
9 speak / your / anyone / in / English / can / family
? Yes, my brother speaks English
really well.
Free time
10 do / of / what / kind / like / films / you
? I love action films.
11 do / out / go / how / dinner / you / often / for
? Once or twice a month.
12 a / the / book / reading / are / at / moment / you
? Yes, I’m reading some short stories
in English.
Past time
13 your / go / holiday / did / last / where / you / for
? I went to Thailand.
14 do / did / you / any / yesterday / sport
? Yes, I went swimming.
15 last / you / were / where / night / ten o’clock / at
? I was at my friend’s house.
b Cover the questions and look at the answers. Can you remember the questions?
ACTIVATION
ACTIVATION
Write three sentences about what you do at the weekend, and three sentences about
what a person in your family does. Use adverbs or expressions of frequency.
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1 A W
hy 1are you taking (take) a photo of
your guitar?
B I2 (want) to sell it on eBay.
A Why? I 3 (not understand).
You 4 (play) your guitar every day!
You 5 (love) it!
B I6 (sell) my old one because
I7 (want) to buy a new one.
A Oh, OK.
ACTIVATION
ACTIVATION
Test your memory. Cover the conversations and look at the pictures.
Try to remember what happened to Anna, Oliver, and Ruth and Tom.
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4 5 6
1 I was sleeping when you sent me the 4 They for the bus when they
message. (sleep, send) the accident. (wait, see)
2 Susan around Italy when she 5 It to rain when they
her boyfriend. (travel, meet) to school. (start, cycle)
3 We some old photos when 6 A dog into the road when I
we the house. (find, clean) home. (run, drive)
b Complete the story with the past simple or past continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
ACTIVATION
Test your memory. Cover the sentences in a and look at the pictures. Try to remember the sentences.
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b Complete the story with the time sequencers and connectors from the list.
although (x2) because (x3) but (x2) the next day one evening so (x3) suddenly two minutes later when
ACTIVATION
b What’s going to happen? Write a sentence with be going to and a verb from the list for pictures 1–8.
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
ACTIVATION
Test your memory. Practise the conversations in a with a partner. Then cover sentences 1–8 in b.
Look at the pictures and remember the sentences.
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4 When / he / work?
ACTIVATION
Write down one arrangement that you have each day next week.
Tell a partner. Use the present continuous.
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b Look again at the relative pronouns in sentences 1–15 in a. Tick (✓) the sentences
in which the relative pronouns can be replaced with that.
ACTIVATION
Test your memory. Cover the definitions and look at the pictures. Can you remember the definitions?
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