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2 Cyber Homework 15 (Revision)Unit 6

Grammar1 Write one word each time and complete the text.

2 Complete the sentences. Use comparisons with than.

1 Mr Jones is 50. He is 25 years .............................................................. his son Tom. (old)

2 The book isn’t very good – but the film is .............................................................. the book! (bad)

3 I am 21 years .............................................................. my mum. (young)

4 This story is boring! The book I read last week was .............................................................. this one. (good)

5 This T-shirt is only £5.50! All the others are ................................................................... this one. (expensive)

6 Ken always does his English homework first. It’s .............................................................. for him

.............................................................. Maths. (easy)

7 It’s .............................................................. in summer .............................................................. in winter. (hot)

8 A tiger is ...................................................................................... a rabbit. (dangerous)

9 That big elephant is much .............................................................. those two horses. (heavy)

Hi Martina,

I’m really looking forward to* seeing you when you come to stay with me next week. I want

to show you my town. It’s not a big town. It isn’t 1........................................ big as where you live.

But it’s bigger 2........................................ somewhere like Littlehampton. There are some good

shops here for us to look at. The shops are better 3........................................ the ones in the High

Street. And do you like museums? We’ve got the 4........................................ museum in the area*

right here in my town. So we can go and see it. I think it’s 5........................................ good as any

you can see in London! It’s 6........................................ interesting than the art gallery*, too. And

there are some great cafés here. The 7........................................ one is called Kelly’s – the snacks

there are healthier* 8........................................ the ones you get in other fast food places. Anyway,

I’ll email you again before you come. Hope you’re as excited about coming here 9........................................ I am about seeing you!

Bye for now,

Georgina VocabulaRy: *look forward to – sich freuen auf; area – Gegend; art gallery – (Kunst-) Galerie; healthy – gesund

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3 Do the puzzle and find the secret word.

Dialogue4 Complete the dialogues. Use the adjective in brackets and write comparisons with than.

1 Somebody who is 93 is really … .

2 I can’t carry this bag. It’s too … .

3 Everyone likes them because they’re

very … .

4 The opposite of small

5 The opposite of stupid

6 With lots of hair on the body

7 She can carry three big bags. She’s

quite … .

8 The opposite of old

9 It’s difficult to see the animal because

it’s so … .

The secret word is ................................................ .

1

2 y

3 y

4

5 r

6 y

7 t

8 g

9 l

1 A Do you like English or French?

B I like English – it’s .......................................................................................................... French! (easy)

2 A Do you like dolphins or sharks?

B Sharks – they’re .......................................................................................................... dolphins. (dangerous)

3 A I don’t like their new song.

B No, it’s terrible! It’s .......................................................................................................... their last one! (bad)

4 A Why did you buy those shoes?

B Because they were .......................................................................................................... the other ones. (nice)

5 A The homework last night was difficult!

B Yes, it was .......................................................................................................... last week’s. (difficult)

6 A Do you like volleyball?

B Yes, I do. I think it’s .......................................................................................................... football. (exciting)

7 A I can’t carry this heavy bag.

B Let me help you. I’m .......................................................................................................... you. (strong)

8 A Why do my friends like your dog and not my dog?

B My dog Fido is .......................................................................................................... your dog Bruno. (friendly)

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2 Cyber Homework 16Unit 6

Reading1 Read the text. Then write the numbers of the buildings from the map in the correct boxes.

Grammar2 Read the email and circle the correct answer.

1

2

3

4

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Look at the map. Start at the park. Go out of the park and turn right. Go straight ahead, past the

castle. Then turn left. The school is on the left. Now walk past the school. Follow the road as far

as the river. Cross the bridge and take the first right. The church is there on the left, opposite the

restaurant. Go past the church and the restaurant and take the first left. Go down the road and take

the second left. The bookshop is on the right. Walk on along the road and turn right, then right again.

The supermarket is there on the left. And my house is opposite the supermarket, on the right!

It’s number 39.

church

supermarket

school

my house

castle

bookshop

restaurant

3

Hi, Marcia!

I’m so glad you are coming to visit me by train tomorrow! Now, to find my house, come out of

the station and 1 take / turn left. Go 2 past / down the post office, straight 3 as far as / down

to the end of the road. 4 Cross / Turn the road in front of the supermarket. Then 5 take / turn

the first left. Go 6 straight / as far as the hotel 7 past / on the left. My house is next to the

hotel, number 75 Wilton Street.

See you soon!

Janet

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Vocabulary3 Label the directions.

Dialogue4 Use the words in the box and complete the dialogues.

.......................................... .........................................

a b

.......................................... .........................................

e f

.......................................... .........................................

c d

.......................................... .........................................

g h

cross the road

1 A Excuse me. How do I 1 ............................. the

music shop?

B OK, go 2 .................................................. this

road. Turn 3 ............................... at the end.

Then 4 ............................... the bridge and 5 ............................... . The shop’s there 6 ............................... the left.

A That’s great! Thanks.

2 A Excuse me, I’m 7 ....................................................

.............................. the post office.

B Right. Take the 8 ......................................... .

Then 9 ............................... right opposite the

supermarket. The post office is in that

road.

A Thanks very much.

3 A Excuse me, 10 ..................................................

where the bank is?

B Ah, yes … that’s easy. Go 11 ............................... the cinema at the end

of this road. Then turn left, then right. The

bank is on the next 12 ............................... .

A Thank you very much.

get to

trying to find past turn

second left turn left corner

can you tell me on right

straight along get to cross



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Reading1 Read the text. Then tick the correct pictures.

I am so tired! Today I left my hotel in Queen Street to go for a walk. I turned right at the end of Queen

Street into Laburnum Road. The supermarket is in that road and the school’s there, too. I took the

second left in Laburnum Road and went into Langley Lane. There’s a little museum there, next to a

restaurant called Tasters. I had lunch there, then off I went again.

I came to Scott Street and turned right off that into Osprey Road. There’s a big park in that road,

by the police station. I walked through the park and came out onto Roland Street. That’s where the

cinema is.

I turned left off Roland Street into Hilltop Road and went into the chemist’s opposite the hospital. I

needed something for my tired feet! Then I walked all the way along Timberland Road to the tourist

office opposite the railway station. They had maps of the town – but I didn’t need one because I knew

all the roads in the town by then!

Labu

rnum

Roa

d Langley Lane

Osprey Road

Timberland Road

Laburnum Road

Que

en S

tree

t

Langley Lane

Roland Street

Labu

rnum

Roa

dLangley Lane

Osprey Road

Timberland Road

Queen Street

Labu

rnum

Roa

d

Langley Lane

Osprey Road

2 a

4 a

6 a

1 a

3 a

5 a

b

b

b

b

b

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Grammar2 Write in the correct words from the list below.

A Excuse me, how do I get to the tourist office?

B Ah, it isn’t easy. First, walk down this road 1...................................................... corner.

A OK. Then what do I do?

B Then 2...................................................... right, then 3......................................................

the first right again, then the 4...................................................... .

A OK. Is the tourist office in that road?

B No, it isn’t. That takes you to Islington Road. You walk down that road,

5...................................................... the bank and the post office. There’s a small park

6...................................................... the post office. Walk through the park and go out of the gate at

the 7...................................................... end. OK?

A Yes, OK. Then what?

B When you get out of the park, there’s a cinema in 8...................................................... you. Go past the

cinema and walk to the 9...................................................... .

A Is the tourist office on the corner?

B It’s just 10...................................................... the corner on the right!

A Thanks very much … but, you know what? I’m going to take a taxi!

to the next

1 a) next to b) to the next c) next

2 a) turn b) past c) around

3 a) past b) front c) take

4 a) straight on b) behind c) second left

5 a) past b) in c) left

6 a) front b) next c) behind

7 a) next b) opposite c) of

8 a) front b) front of c) the front

9 a) corner b) left c) behind

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Vocabulary3 Write in the letters on the correct buildings.

Dialogue4 Put the dialogue in the correct order.

A Do you want to meet for a coffee?

A Let’s meet at Grinshaw’s Café.

A It’s in Hope Street, opposite the bank.

A Then take the second left, then the first right. That’s Hope Street.

A Turn right off Barton Street into Regent Street.

A Hey, Mel, where are you?

B OK, I know Regent Street.

B Great! I’m on my way. See you in ten minutes.

B I’m in Barton Street in front of the supermarket at the moment – why?

B Yes, I’d love to. Where?

B I don’t know how to get to Hope Street.

B OK, where is it?

1

5

1 2 3

4

6

8

9

10

11

12

A railway station B chemist’s C cinema D tourist office

E supermarket F music shop G hospital H restaurant

I church J police station K bank L post office

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Grammar1 Write the sentences under the pictures.

It’s next to the bank. It’s just round the corner. Cross the road.

It’s behind the bank. Go straight ahead. Go past the bank.

Take the third right. It’s opposite the bank.

7 ......................................................................................

5 ......................................................................................

3 ......................................................................................

1 ......................................................................................

8 ......................................................................................

6 ......................................................................................

4 ......................................................................................

2 ......................................................................................



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Vocabulary2 Where can you find these things? Write the names of the places next to the pictures.

Dialogue3 Complete the dialogue with the words and phrases from the box.

1 .....................................................

3 ..................................................... 4 ..................................................... 5 .....................................................

6 ..................................................... 7 ..................................................... 8 .....................................................

2 .....................................................

police station church

tourist office railway station

post office hospital

bank shopping centre

A Excuse me. Is there a supermarket 1............................................... here?

B A supermarket? Yes, of course. Do you want to walk?

A Yes, we’re on foot*.

B Hmm … well, it’s nearly 10 to 15 minutes from here.

A Oh, that’s fine.

B Well, you need to 2............................................... the road here and then 3...............................................

the first right into Downey Street. Then go 4............................................... ahead for a few

minutes and then 5............................................... left into Sneddon Road.

A Sneddon Road, OK.

B Yes, and then go 6............................................... the church on your right and

7............................................... the corner into Lake Street.

A So, after the church I have to go on 8............................................... Lake Street, yes?

B Yes, that’s right. In Lake Street there’s a chemist’s on the left and a bank

9............................................... it on the right.

A And the supermarket?

B Easy. You can’t miss it. It’s 10............................................... to the bank!

A Great. Thank you.

round

straight

opposite

near

past

take

turn

next

as far as

cross

near

VocabulaRy: *on foot – zu Fuß



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Reading1 Read the text and write the correct numbers from the big picture in the small pictures.

There are three extra small pictures.

1 2

6

7

8

9

Look at the picture. Can you see the sun? It’s above the beach, in the top left-hand corner of the

picture. But look! I can see the moon too – it’s behind the mountains, on the right-hand side.

There’s a big boat on the sea. There’s another boat in the picture, too – can you see it? It’s a

smaller boat and it’s on the lake. It’s in the middle of the picture. There are some children playing

in a boat on the river and there’s a man fishing in the bottom right-hand corner. Maybe the

children live in the village. Maybe in that white house in the village. The mountains look nice, don’t

they? There’s snow on them at the moment. There are some hills in the picture, too – but there

aren’t many trees on the hills. All the trees are on the right-hand side.

Vocabulary2 Put the letters in the right order and write the words.

1 c a b e h ...............................................

2 l e l y v a ...............................................

3 a d o r ...............................................

4 v i r r e ...............................................

5 s o t f e r ...............................................

6 i g e l v l a ...............................................

7 w o o m y t a r ...............................................

8 u t o m a n n i ...............................................

9 k e a l ...............................................

10 w n t o ...............................................

11 l f d e i ...............................................

12 o n o m ...............................................

beach

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Grammar3 Complete the sentences with have to /don’t have to.

Dialogue4 Complete the dialogue with the phrases from the box.

not sure join you the camp guide go alone bring minute Let’s good shoes don’t have to

A What can we do at the weekend?

B I have no idea.

A I know! 1........................................................... go rock climbing on Saturday!

B Hmm – rock climbing. I’m 2 ........................................................... .

A Well, you 3 ........................................................... come. I can 4 ........................................................... .

B No, wait a 5 ........................................................... . Yes, I think I should 6 ........................................................... .

A Great! Make sure* you bring warm clothes and some 7 ..................................................... .

B Do I need to* 8 ........................................................... any food?

A No, it’s OK. We’ve got enough food. But make sure you listen to 9........................................................... carefully.

B Of course. I know that.

let’s

VocabulaRy: *make sure – sich versichern, darauf achten; need to – müssen

VocabulaRy: *sign in – sich eintragen/anmelden

Enjoy your walk in our park!

•Theparkisfreetovisit–you1...........................................................pay.

•Wedon’twantcarsinthepark,soyou2...........................................................

parkyourcarhere,thenwalk.

•Wewanttoknowhowmanypeoplevisitourparkeveryday,soyou3...........................................................signin*whenyouenterthepark.

•Thereisacaféintheparkwhereyoucanbuyfood,soyou4...........................................................bringyourownfood.

•Youcanhaveapicniconthebenchesandtables,butyou5...........................................................usethese–youcanalsohavea

picniconthegrass.

•Thefirstbridgeovertheriverisbroken.Tocrosstheriver,you6...........................................................usethesecondbridge,higherupthevalley.



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Reading1 Read Olivia’s email. Then circle T (True) or F (False) for the sentences below.

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Hi Abigail,

How are you?

I got home from my summer camp holiday yesterday. It was really brilliant! There were so

many different things to do there.

What I liked the most was that every day there were new activities to try. There were all the

usual things like swimming, rock climbing, walking, tennis and football. But there were lots

of unusual activities, too. I went canoeing on Monday – it was my first time and I was a bit

scared. But I was fine – and I was quite good at it! On Tuesday I built a great tree house and

on Wednesday I went on a geo-caching treasure hunt. We all got GPS units and the guides

told us the coordinates for the treasure and off we went. I found my treasure quickly –

I took an old coin out of the cache and I put in a pretty little pink stone.

The next day I played a lot of sports. You know I’m not good at tennis, but I played two

games and won* one! Can you believe it? I played volleyball and football that day, too.

And I also went swimming (I was very tired that night!).

On the last day, we all had a big picnic in the forest and in the evening we made a camp

fire and sat round it and sang all our favourite pop songs. They let us stay up late on the

last night – other nights we had to be in bed by half past ten.

And what about you? How was your week in Paris? Write and tell me all about it.

Love,

Olivia

1 Abigail got home from summer camp yesterday. T / F

2 There were new activities to do at the camp every day. T / F

3 There was no rock climbing at the camp. T / F

4 On Monday, Olivia went canoeing. T / F

5 Olivia often went canoeing. T / F

6 Some of the kids built a tree house for Olivia on Tuesday. T / F

7 Olivia told the kids the coordinates for the geo-caching treasure hunt. T / F

8 Olivia took a long time to find her treasure. T / F

9 Olivia won two games of tennis. T / F

10 Olivia went swimming on Thursday. T / F

11 The kids had a picnic on the last day. T / F

12 The kids usually had to be in bed by half past ten. T / F

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Grammar2 Write the sentence in the correct order.

Summer Camp Rules

1 to / clothes. / bring / have / You / sports

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

2 footballs / You / to / bring / rackets*. /

don’t / and / have / tennis

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

3 has / Everyone / pounds. / to / fifty / bring

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

4 have / the / You / to / with / help / washing-up.

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

5 to / ten. / be / past / have / bed / by /

You / in / half

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

6 don’t / Kids / their / food. / bring / have /

to / own

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

7 forget / Don’t / to / shoes. / some /

good / bring / walking

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

8 to / your / bring / camera. / You / own / have

........................................................................................

........................................................................................

you have to bring sports clothes.

Dialogue4 Write in the words and complete the

mini-dialogues.

1 A Let’s go canoeing tomorrow.

B OK. Do I 1.............................. bring an

anorak?

A Yes, 2.................................................. .

3.................................................. got one?

B Yes, 4.............................. . No problem!

2 A Do you want to come rock climbing

with me?

B I don’t know. What 5..............................

to do?

A Well, 6.............................. to climb rocks!

B Do 7.............................. wear special

clothes?

A You 8.............................. to wear good

boots*, that’s all. But I can lend* you

some.

B OK, I’ll come.

3 A 9.............................. have to take your

own tennis racket* to the tennis club?

B No, 10.................................................. .

A Do you have to wear white shorts?

B Yes, you do.

VocabulaRy: *boot – Stiefel; lend – borgen

Have you you have Do you

do I have you do you don’t

have have to I have I have to

have to

Vocabulary3 Tick the wrong word in each group.

1 motorway river 3 road

2 sea hills river

3 forest stars sun

4 village town fields

5 moon beach stars

6 beach river lake

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1 You have to arrive before 2 p.m.

2 You have to talk to your mother and father first.

3 It starts at the bottom of a mountain.

4 It’s at the weekend.

5 You have to wear a jacket.

6 You have to wear a hat and a life jacket.

7 You have to take things to eat.

8 You have to get up early.

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Reading1 Read the signs at an adventure camp. Write 1, 2, 3 or 4 next to the sentences.

Grammar2 Complete with have to or don’t have to.

When: Friday 3 p.m. Meet at the bottom ofGorse Mountain.Get permission* from your parents. Bring strong shoes.

When: Friday 2 p.m. Meet at the river.Wear an anorak near the waterfalls. Don’t be late!V

isit

the

wat

erfa

lls!

1

2

3

4

Come for a picnic!When: Saturday 1 p.m. Meet at the camp gate.Bring your own food and drink.

1 Tomorrow’s Sunday so we ............................................................ go to school.

2 I’m sorry, I can’t talk to you now. I ............................................................ finish my homework.

3 It’s free! You ............................................................ buy a ticket.

4 We ............................................................ study this weekend because there’s a test next week.

5 An important rule at the camp is: You ............................................................ be in bed by ten o’clock.

6 You ............................................................ tell me what happened. Mike told me this morning.

VocabulaRy: *permission – Erlaubnis

Come canoeing with us!

When: Thursday 7 a.m.

Meet at the river.

Wear a life jacket and a hard hat

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Vocabulary3 Complete the text with the words and phrases in the box. There are two you do not need.

Dialogue4 Circle the correct word each time.

A Let’s go to the new sports centre today.

B OK. Do we 1 had / have to pay?

A No, we 2 not / don’t. This month, it’s free because it’s new and they want people to go.

B That’s great! What about shoes? Do we have 3 wear / to wear special sports shoes?

A Yes, I think we 4 have / do. Have you 5 got / got to any?

B Yes, I 6 haven’t / have.

A Oh, and we 7 not have / don’t have to book for basketball, do we?

B Yes, we 8 do / are. I can phone and book for us.

A What time do you have 9 be / to be home? Maybe we can go later this afternoon?

B I 10 haven’t / don’t have to be home at any special time today. I did all my homework yesterday.

A Great!

Last summer, I spent a week at an adventure camp. We did so many

interesting activities. The camp was 1..................................................................

of a dark green 2.................................................................. . We camped next to

a big 3.................................................................. that ran through* the trees.

We went 4........................................................................................ on the river.

It was scary but so exciting! On the last day we took our GPS units and

went on a 5.................................................................. hunt to look for a ‘treasure’.

We got up really early before the 6 .................................................................. came

up – the 7.................................................................. was still in the sky*. We walked

across some 8.................................................................. , then climbed to the top

of a 9.................................................................. . It was really quiet up there, far

away from the cars driving along the 10.................................................................. .

VocabulaRy: *run through – durchströmen; sky – Himmel

beach fields forest geo-caching mountain in the middle

moon motorway river rock climbing sun wild water canoeing



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Reading1 Read what these people are going to do this afternoon. Then write the correct number in

the picture. There are two extra pictures.

Grammar2 Write in the correct negative form of going to in each sentence. Use the short form

(’m not going to / isn’t going to / aren’t going to).

e f g h

a b

1

c d

1 Matt Hi, I’m Matt. I’m going to play basketball with my friends this afternoon. I usually play

football, but everyone wants to play basketball today.

2 Lucy I’m Lucy. I want to go out this afternoon to the cinema, but Mum wants me to tidy my

room. So that’s what I’m going to do.

3 Peter Hello, I’m Peter. It’s my birthday tomorrow, so I’m going to have a party. I can’t wait!

4 Michelle Hi, my name’s Michelle. Am I going to watch a film this afternoon? Am I going to go to

the café with my friend? No, I’m not. I’m going to do nothing.

5 Lucas I’m Lucas. I’m not going to do my homework this afternoon. I’m going to watch some

films with my friend. I like watching films more than I like doing homework.

6 Karen Hello. I’m Karen. I’m going to do the shopping for Mum this afternoon. I wanted to go

and stay at my friend’s house this evening, but I can’t because Mum needs help here.

Oh well, there’s always tomorrow.

’m not going toThis afternoon, I 1............................................................ play football with my friends at the park. They 2............................................................ come to the park at all this afternoon. But I 3..................................................

sit at home and do nothing. Can you guess what I’m going to do? Here are some clues: my friend and

I 4............................................................ do our homework. And my friend 5............................................................

bring his computer games to my house – so that means we 6............................................................ play

games. And we 7............................................................ get the bus into town. Have you got any idea?

Tidy my room? No, I 8........................................................... tidy my room! And my friend and I 9............................................................ listen to music. Well, I’ll tell you – we’re going to make plans for

my party at the weekend. That’s what we’re going to do!



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Vocabulary1 Match the words and make phrases. Then write each complete phrase under the

correct picture.

Vocabulary3 Match the words and make phrases. Then write each complete phrase under the

correct picture.

Dialogue4 Use the words to complete the dialogue.

1 have a shopping

2 do your b your room

3 play c a party

4 do d basketball

5 tidy e homework

6 do the f nothing

c

1 .......................................

3 ....................................... 5 .......................................

2 .......................................

4 ....................................... 6 .......................................

have a party

going to doA What are you 1............................................................. on your birthday? Are you 2..........................................................

to have a party?

B No, 3.......................................................... .

A Are you going 4.......................................................... your friends?

B Yes, 5.......................................................... to see them. But I’m 6.......................................................... to have a party.

A What 7.......................................................... to do, then?

B I’m going 8.......................................................... them all out for the afternoon.

A Where to?

B Ice skating*.

A 9.......................................................... to pay for them?

B No.

A Do they have to pay for themselves*?

B No, they don’t. My 10.......................................................... pay!

A Ooh – great! Are you going 11.......................................................... invite me?

B 12.......................................................... , I’m not!

A Oh!

B Just kidding!* Of course I’m going to invite you!

VocabulaRy*ice skating – Eislaufen; themselves – sich selbst;Just kidding! – War nur Spaß!

I’m not not going to going No I’m going mum’s going to

to see are you going going to do Are you going to take



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Reading1 Read the dialogue. Then number the pictures in the order they are going to happen.

VocabulaRy*pass (a test) – (eine Prüfung) bestehen

a

d

b

e

c

Tanya What’s wrong, Fiona? What are you worried about?

Fiona I’m worried about lots of things, to tell you the truth.

Tanya Like what?

Fiona Well, for a start, I’ve got a Spanish test tomorrow and I’m worried I might not pass* it.

Tanya Well, are you going to learn the vocabulary?

Fiona Yes, I am.

Tanya That’s OK, then. You don’t need to be worried.

Fiona Then at the weekend I’m going to stay at my friend’s house.

Tanya That’s nice.

Fiona But I’m worried about that, too.

Tanya Why?

Fiona Because I might not like the food her mum cooks.

Tanya Oh dear. Are you going to talk to your friend about it before you go?

Fiona Yes, I am. She knows I’m a bit funny about food.

Tanya That’s OK, then. You don’t need to be worried.

Fiona Yes, but when I come home on Sunday afternoon, I’m going to meet Carl and go to the

cinema.

Tanya Well, that’s great! You like him, don’t you?

Fiona Yes, I do. But I’m worried he might think I’m boring.

Tanya He isn’t going to think that. But … he might think you’re worried too often!

Fiona OK – you’re right. I’m not going to be worried

about anything else!



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I don’t know what to do at the weekend. I don’t

want to go to the beach because it

1 ................................ hot and I 2................................ get

sunburn*. And I don’t want to meet my friends at

the cinema because they 3................................ and

see a horror film and I 4................................ enjoy it.

I don’t want to stay at home because I might

5................................ bored. And I don’t want to play

tennis because I think 6................................ fall down

and hurt my leg. Hmm … what am I going to do?

I don’t want to play computer games with Ryan

because he 7................................ and I’ll get angry. And I don’t want to read my books all weekend –

I 8................................ get a headache*. I think I’m going to phone my friend Carolina –

she 9................................ a good idea about what to do at the weekend!

1 a) might b) might be c) might to be

2 a) to might b) might to c) might

3 a) might go b) might to go c) might not

4 a) might to not b) might not c) might don’t

5 a) to be b) be not c) be

6 a) might I b) I might c) might

7 a) win b) might c) might win

8 a) might b) might to c) might be

9 a) might have b) might to have c) have to might

Grammar2 Write in the correct words from the list below to say what Jemima might and might not do.

Vocabulary3 Write in the letters and complete the phrases.

might be

VocabulaRy*sunburn – Sonnenbrand; headache – Kopfweh

1 watch a — — — —

2 — — — — at a friend’s house

3 — — nothing

4 play — — — — — — — — — —

5 — — — — a party

6 — — — — your room

7 do the — — — — — — — —

8 do your — — — — — — — —KH



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Dialogue4 Write in the missing words and complete the dialogues. Write only one word each time.

1 A Are you 1............................................. to watch a film later?

B No, I’m 2............................................. . I’m going 3........................... play computer games.

A Who 4............................................. you going to play with?

B I’m going to 5............................................. with Graham and Nigel.

2 A 6............................................. are you going to do this evening?

B I’m going 7............................................. the cinema.

A Are 8............................................. going to see a romantic film?

B 9............................................. , I’m not. I’m going to see a western.

3 A Have you got any special 10............................................. for the weekend?

B Yes, I have.

A So, what are you going to 11............................................. ?

B I 12............................................. going to do nothing all weekend!

4 A 13............................................. are you going to go on holiday this summer?

B We’re 14............................................. to fly to Spain. And you?

A We want to go 15............................................. Scotland.

B What 16............................................. you going to do there?

A Say hello to the Loch Ness Monster!

5 A 17............................................. you got plans for the weekend?

B I can’t say at the moment, but I 18............................................. go to the football match on Saturday.

A You’re not sure?

B No, I 19............................................. not go because I think it’s 20............................................. to be on TV.

6 A My dad’s not 21............................................. to buy a new car after all.

B Oh, why is that? I thought he needed a new one.

A Yes, but he thinks it 22............................................. be too expensive for us.

B Well, he could always buy a cheaper one.

A Yes, he 23............................................. do that. But I don’t think he’s 24............................................. to.


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