Question 1 of 22 · from lesson 80: every and all
Complete the sentences with every day or all day.
Use these
every dayall day
Tom wasn't well yesterday, so he lay on the sofa .
AnswerTom wasn't well yesterday, so he lay on the sofa all day.
Question 2 of 22 · from lesson 74: this/that/these/those
Complete the sentences. Use this, that, these or those with one of the words in the box.
Use these
bootscakescarcowscupstable
A girl on a walk points at some cows in a field a long way off.
Look at !
AnswerLook at those cows!
Question 3 of 22 · from lesson 81: all, most, some, any, no/none
Right or wrong? Correct the sentences that are wrong. Write OK if the sentence is correct.
Have you watched all these videos?
AnswerHave you watched all these videos?
Question 4 of 22 · from lesson 74: this/that/these/those
Write questions: Is this/that your ...? or Are these/those your ...?
A girl holds up a bunch of keys she has found on the floor by her feet.
(keys)
AnswerAre these your keys?
Question 5 of 22 · from lesson 81: all, most, some, any, no/none
Complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets (some/most etc.). Sometimes you need of (some of / most of etc.).
Do you recognise the people in this video? (any)
AnswerDo you recognise any of the people in this video?
Question 6 of 22 · from lesson 75: one/ones
A asks B some questions. Use the information in brackets to write B's answers. Use one, not a/an ..., in the answers.
(B hasn't got a torch.) A: Can you lend me a torch? B: I'm sorry, but .
AnswerA: Can you lend me a torch? B: I'm sorry, but I haven't got one.
Question 7 of 22 · from lesson 82: both, either, neither
Put in both/either/neither. Use of where necessary.
"Do you get to school by bus or by train?" ". I always cycle."
Answer"Do you get to school by bus or by train?" "Neither. I always cycle."
Question 8 of 22 · from lesson 75: one/ones
Complete the sentences. Use a/an ... one with one of the words in the box.
Use these
betterdifferentdrynewoldsharp
I wanted this week's magazine. This is .
AnswerI wanted this week's magazine. This is an old one.
Question 9 of 22 · from lesson 82: both, either, neither
Read each scene and complete the sentence. Use Both ... and Neither ... .
Two tourists, each with a camera round his neck.
cameras.
AnswerBoth men have got cameras.
Question 10 of 22 · from lesson 76: some and any
Put in some or any.
Do you know good restaurants in Leeds?
AnswerDo you know any good restaurants in Leeds?
Question 11 of 22 · from lesson 83: a lot, much, many
Put in much or many (1 to 8), then How much or How many (9 to 12).
I had a big breakfast, so I didn't eat at lunchtime.
AnswerI had a big breakfast, so I didn't eat much at lunchtime.
Question 12 of 22 · from lesson 76: some and any
Complete the sentences. Use some or any with one of the words in the box.
Use these
batteriescousinsemailsfishflourhelpjokespresentssoupsugar
Can I have in my tea, please?
AnswerCan I have some sugar in my tea, please?
Question 13 of 22 · from lesson 83: a lot, much, many
Complete the sentences. Use much or many with one of these words: books, countries, luggage, people, time, times.
Use these
bookscountriesluggagepeopletimetimes
Omar only moved here last month, so he doesn't know .
AnswerOmar only moved here last month, so he doesn't know many people.
Question 14 of 22 · from lesson 77: not + any, no, none
Write the sentences again. In sentences 1 to 4 use no. In sentences 5 to 8 use any.
There's no soap in the bathroom. (any)
AnswerThere isn't any soap in the bathroom.
Question 15 of 22 · from lesson 84: (a) little, (a) few
Answer the questions with a little or a few.
Use these
a littlea few
"Did you buy any souvenirs on holiday?" "Yes, ."
Answer"Did you buy any souvenirs on holiday?" "Yes, a few."
Question 16 of 22 · from lesson 77: not + any, no, none
In sentences 1 to 6, put in no or any. In sentences 7 to 12, put in no, any or none.
There aren't chairs in the kitchen.
AnswerThere aren't any chairs in the kitchen.
Question 17 of 22 · from lesson 84: (a) little, (a) few
Put in a little or a few + one of these words: air, chairs, days, friends, messages, milk, Japanese, times.
Use these
airchairsdaysfriendsmessagesmilkJapanesetimes
"Are you going to the gig on your own?" "No, I'm going with ."
Answer"Are you going to the gig on your own?" "No, I'm going with a few friends."
Question 18 of 22 · from lesson 78: not + anybody/anyone/anything, nobody/no-one/nothing
Complete the sentences. Use nobody/no-one/nothing/anybody/anyone/anything.
Sorry, the system is down. There's I can do.
AnswerSorry, the system is down. There's nothing I can do.
Question 19 of 22 · from lesson 78: not + anybody/anyone/anything, nobody/no-one/nothing
Write these sentences again with nobody/no-one or nothing.
There isn't anything on the radio.
AnswerThere's nothing on the radio.
Question 20 of 22 · from lesson 79: somebody/anything/nowhere etc.
Put in somebody (or someone) / something / somewhere. The question in brackets is what the other person asks next.
They've gone . (Where have they gone?)
AnswerThey've gone somewhere.
Question 21 of 22 · from lesson 79: somebody/anything/nowhere etc.
Answer with nobody (or no-one) / nothing / nowhere (1a to 4a). Then answer the same questions with full sentences, using not + anybody/anything/anywhere (1b to 4b).
Where are you going?
AnswerI'm not going anywhere.
Question 22 of 22 · from lesson 80: every and all
Complete the sentences. Use every + one of these words: day, room, student, time, word.
Use these
dayroomstudenttimeword
in the hotel has a balcony.
AnswerEvery room in the hotel has a balcony.
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