Question 1 of 17 · from lesson 71: go to work, go home, go to the cinema
Put in the where necessary. Write OK if the sentence is already right.
"Where are the children?" "They're at school."
Answer"Where are the children?" "They're at school."
Question 2 of 17 · from lesson 65: a/an ...
Write a or an.
umbrella
Answeran umbrella
Question 3 of 17 · from lesson 72: I like music, I hate exams
Which is right? Write the correct form.
I can't stand (coffee / the coffee). It's too bitter.
AnswerI can't stand coffee. It's too bitter.
Question 4 of 17 · from lesson 65: a/an ...
What are these things? Choose from the box. Use a or an.
Use these
birdflowerfruitgamemountainmusical instrumentplanetrivertoolvegetable
Mars is .
AnswerMars is a planet.
Question 5 of 17 · from lesson 73: the ... (names of places)
Put in the where it is needed and write the sentence again. If the sentence is already correct, write OK.
Did you go to British Museum when you were in London?
AnswerDid you go to the British Museum when you were in London?
Question 6 of 17 · from lesson 66: train(s), bus(es) (singular and plural)
Write the plural.
loaf:
Answerloaf, loaves
Question 7 of 17 · from lesson 73: the ... (names of places)
Each sentence is a geography question. Choose the answer from the box. Some answers need The.
Use these
AntarcticaArcticCanberraDanubeHimalayasIcelandIndian OceanLisbonMaldivesMississippiNetherlandsNigeriaNorth SeaPolandPyrenees
is between Belgium and Germany.
AnswerThe Netherlands is between Belgium and Germany.
Question 8 of 17 · from lesson 66: train(s), bus(es) (singular and plural)
Read each scene and complete the sentence with a plural noun.
Mrs Hughes is walking to school with three small boys.
Mrs Hughes has got three .
AnswerMrs Hughes has got three children.
Question 9 of 17 · from lesson 67: a bottle / some water (countable/uncountable 1)
What are these things? Write the word, with a or an if it is countable.
Some notes and coins.
It's .
AnswerIt's money.
Question 10 of 17 · from lesson 67: a bottle / some water (countable/uncountable 1)
Some of these sentences are right, but some need a or an. Write OK, or write the correct sentence.
Jamaica is island.
AnswerJamaica is an island.
Question 11 of 17 · from lesson 68: a cake / some cake / some cakes (countable/uncountable 2)
What did you buy? Write sentences with I bought ... .
Some bread, some apples and a bottle of milk.
I bought ...
AnswerI bought some bread, some apples and a bottle of milk.
Question 12 of 17 · from lesson 68: a cake / some cake / some cakes (countable/uncountable 2)
Write sentences with Would you like a ... ? or Would you like some ... ?
A slice of cake on a plate.
Would you like ...
AnswerWould you like some cake?
Question 13 of 17 · from lesson 69: a/an and the
Put in a, an or the.
A: Excuse me, how do I get to town centre? B: Go straight on and take next turning left.
AnswerExcuse me, how do I get to the town centre? Go straight on and take the next turning left.
Question 14 of 17 · from lesson 69: a/an and the
Complete the sentences with a or the + one of these words: airport, cup, door, floor, picture, radio.
Use these
airportcupdoorfloorpictureradio
Can you turn down? It's too loud.
AnswerCan you turn the radio down? It's too loud.
Question 15 of 17 · from lesson 70: the ...
Put in the where necessary. Write OK if the sentence is already right.
What are you doing next weekend?
AnswerWhat are you doing next weekend?
Question 16 of 17 · from lesson 70: the ...
Complete the sentences with a word from the box, using the if necessary: capital, dinner, police, lunch, middle, name, sky, television.
Use these
capitaldinnerpolicelunchmiddlenameskytelevision
What time do you usually have in the evening?
AnswerWhat time do you usually have dinner in the evening?
Question 17 of 17 · from lesson 71: go to work, go home, go to the cinema
Complete the sentences. Sometimes you need the.
For a filling or a check-up, you go .
AnswerFor a filling or a check-up, you go to the dentist.
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