GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
EXERCISE 1
2. is reading 3. is writing 4. is sitting 5. is wearing 6. am watching
EXERCISE 2
2. am not ('m not) reading 3. am ('m) talking 4. is not (isn't) sitting
5. is ('s) wearing 6. am not ('m not) speaking
EXERCISE 3
2. She's writing a message in code.
3. He's wearing a hat.
4. He's reading a magazine.
5. He's sitting at a table.
EXERCISE 4
2. What's Mr Green reading?
3. What's Clare drawing?
4. What's Phil writing?
5. What's Tim wearing?
EXERCISE 5
2. He's (Mr Green's) reading the newspaper.
3. She's (Clare's) drawing a frog.
4. He's (Phil's) writing a message in code.
5. He's (Tim's) wearing a hat.
EXERCISE 6
1. She's wearing blue trousers, a blue sweater, a blue jacket, a blue scarf and brown boots.
2. GIRL: I'm wearing a green jumper (or sweater), a white polo (or shirt), a green and blue kilt, green socks and black shoes.
BOY: I'm wearing a green jumper (or sweater), a white polo (or shirt), grey trousers, green socks and black shoes.
3. My friend's wearing a green jumper (or sweater), a white polo (or shirt), a green and blue kilt, green socks and black shoes / My friend's wearing a green jumper (or sweater), a white polo (or shirt), a green and blue kilt, green socks and black shoes.
4. My friend's doing an English exercise.
5. I'm writing a sentence in English.
Monday, 11 March 2013
Answers to the exercises - 1st ESO
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 1
b. cathedral / churches c. garden d. market e. statue / square
f. palaces / castles g. theatre h. department store i. stadium
EXERCISE 2
b. bacon c. toast d. tea e. juice (orange juice) f. eggs g. cheese
h. butter i. sugar j. meat k. ice-cream l. grapes
EXERCISE 3
Countable nouns: mushrooms, toast, eggs, ice-cream, grapes.
Uncountable nouns: bacon, tea, juice, cheese, butter, sugar, meat.
EXERCISE 4
b. any c. an d. some e. any f. a g. a h. any
EXERCISE 5
(there are many possible answers here)
a. There's a statue in the middle of the square.
b. There isn't a theatre in the city.
c. There are some cafés in the city.
d. There aren't any palaces in the city.
EXERCISE 6
b. Are there any shops? Yes, there are.
c. Is there a cathedral? No, there isn't.
d. Are there any theatres? No, there aren't.
EXERCISE 7
b. next to c. opposite d. in front of
WORKBOOK - Page 64
EXERCISE 1
1. stadium 2. gallery 3. theatre 4. museum 5. market 6. cathedral
EXERCISE 2
1. mushrooms 2. eggs 3. bacon 4. beans 5. meat 6. potatoes
7. toast 8. chips 9. juice 10. grapes 11. cheese 12. ice-cream
EXERCISE 3
1. potato 2. juice 3. cola 4. water
EXERCISE 4
1. There is a boy, but there isn't a girl.
2. There are some cats, but there aren't any dogs.
3. There is a museum, but there isn't a statue.
4. There is some cheese, but there isn't any water.
5. There is an orange, but there aren't any bananas.
6. There are some shops, but there aren't any restaurants.
EXERCISE 5
1. d 2. a 3. e 4. b 5. f 6. c
Page 65
EXERCISE 1
Countable: frog, parents, teeth, eyes. friend.
Uncountable: hair, meat, honey, music, cheese, sugar, butter.
EXERCISE 3
1. from 2. up 3. to 4. at 5. near 6. opposite
EXERCISE 1
b. cathedral / churches c. garden d. market e. statue / square
f. palaces / castles g. theatre h. department store i. stadium
EXERCISE 2
b. bacon c. toast d. tea e. juice (orange juice) f. eggs g. cheese
h. butter i. sugar j. meat k. ice-cream l. grapes
EXERCISE 3
Countable nouns: mushrooms, toast, eggs, ice-cream, grapes.
Uncountable nouns: bacon, tea, juice, cheese, butter, sugar, meat.
EXERCISE 4
b. any c. an d. some e. any f. a g. a h. any
EXERCISE 5
(there are many possible answers here)
a. There's a statue in the middle of the square.
b. There isn't a theatre in the city.
c. There are some cafés in the city.
d. There aren't any palaces in the city.
EXERCISE 6
b. Are there any shops? Yes, there are.
c. Is there a cathedral? No, there isn't.
d. Are there any theatres? No, there aren't.
EXERCISE 7
b. next to c. opposite d. in front of
WORKBOOK - Page 64
EXERCISE 1
1. stadium 2. gallery 3. theatre 4. museum 5. market 6. cathedral
EXERCISE 2
1. mushrooms 2. eggs 3. bacon 4. beans 5. meat 6. potatoes
7. toast 8. chips 9. juice 10. grapes 11. cheese 12. ice-cream
EXERCISE 3
1. potato 2. juice 3. cola 4. water
EXERCISE 4
1. There is a boy, but there isn't a girl.
2. There are some cats, but there aren't any dogs.
3. There is a museum, but there isn't a statue.
4. There is some cheese, but there isn't any water.
5. There is an orange, but there aren't any bananas.
6. There are some shops, but there aren't any restaurants.
EXERCISE 5
1. d 2. a 3. e 4. b 5. f 6. c
Page 65
EXERCISE 1
Countable: frog, parents, teeth, eyes. friend.
Uncountable: hair, meat, honey, music, cheese, sugar, butter.
EXERCISE 3
1. from 2. up 3. to 4. at 5. near 6. opposite
Friday, 8 March 2013
ICT activity - March (5th primary)
Go to www.mac-english.com/mfo and do all the exercises on Unit 4. You can redo all the exercises at home to revise for the exam.
ICT activity - March
Exams are round the corner. It's time to revise and consolidate all the things learnt on unit 6. Go to www.mac-english.com/mvc and do all the exercises (vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, video & quiz) on unit 6.
Saturday, 2 March 2013
Spelling Bee contest
CONGRATULATIONS to Jorge, Mario, Yaiza and Carla on your performance!
I'm very proud of you!
Watch Jorge, Mario, Yaiza and Carla in action!!
Jorge: 00:19:37 / 00:41:58
Mario: 00:25:28
Yaiza: 01:12:20
Carla: 01:23:57 / 01:50:36
Thursday, 28 February 2013
ICT Activity - March
We begin March with a visit to one of the most important places in the UK: the Parliament.
The Palace
of Westminster is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House
of Lords, the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Commonly
known as the Houses of Parliament after its tenants, the Palace lies on
the Middlesex bank of the River Thames in the City of Westminster, in central
London. Its name, which derives from the neighbouring Westminster Abbey, may
refer to either of two structures: the Old Palace, a medieval building
complex that was destroyed by fire in 1834, and its replacement New Palace
that stands today. For ceremonial purposes, the palace retains its original
style and status as a royal residence.
The Palace is one of the centres of political life in the United Kingdom;
"Westminster" has become a metonym for the UK Parliament, and the
Westminster system of government has taken its name after it. The Elizabeth
Tower, in particular, which is often referred to by the name of its main bell,
"Big Ben", is an iconic landmark of London and the United Kingdom in
general, one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city and an emblem
of parliamentary democracy. The Palace of Westminster has been a Grade I listed
building since 1970 and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.
For further info go to www.parliament.uk
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Answers to the exercises - 6th primary
UNIT 5
EXTENSION WORKSHEET
EXERCISE 1
Alexander Graham Bell was an inventor.
Galileo was an astronomer.
Elizabeth Blackwell was a doctor.
James Cook was a sailor.
Frida Kahlo was a painter.
EXERCISE 2
2. cured 3. looked 4. travelled 5. painted 6. invented
EXERCISE 3
2. Louis Armstrong didn't play the violin.
3. Elizabeth Blackwell didn't paint beautiful pictures.
4. James Cook didn't discover America.
5. Galileo didn't travel to Australia.
6. Frida Kahlo didn't cure the sick.
EXERCISE 4
Complete the song using your book.
EXERCISE 5
She lived in London. She didn't travel. She played the piano. She didn't paint pictures. She died in 1997.
EXERCISE 6
2. Did she live in London? Yes, she did.3. Did she travel to Australia? No, she didn't.
4. Did she play the piano? Yes, she did.
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
EXERCISE 1
2. in 3. like 4. didn't
EXERCISE 2
2. worked 3. played 4. painted 5. liked 6. travelled
EXERCISE 3
2. He didn't play the guitar.
3. She didn't like piano music.
4. She didn't work on a ship.
5. I didn't paint a beautiful picture.
EXERCISE 4
2. I 3. did / around 4. didn't
EXERCISE 5
2. Did Louis Armstrong play the violin?
3. Did James Cook work in a hospital?
4. Did Galileo paint pictures?
5. Did Frida Kahlo study medicine?
6. Did Elizabeth Blackwell travel to Australia?
EXERCISE 6
2. Yes, I want to play the trumpet. / No, I don't want to play the trumpet.
3. Yes, I want to be a film star. / No, I don't want to be a film star.
4. Yes, I want to travel to the USA. / No, I don't want to travel to the USA.
EXERCISE 2
2. worked 3. played 4. painted 5. liked 6. travelled
EXERCISE 3
2. He didn't play the guitar.
3. She didn't like piano music.
4. She didn't work on a ship.
5. I didn't paint a beautiful picture.
EXERCISE 4
2. I 3. did / around 4. didn't
EXERCISE 5
2. Did Louis Armstrong play the violin?
3. Did James Cook work in a hospital?
4. Did Galileo paint pictures?
5. Did Frida Kahlo study medicine?
6. Did Elizabeth Blackwell travel to Australia?
EXERCISE 6
2. Yes, I want to play the trumpet. / No, I don't want to play the trumpet.
3. Yes, I want to be a film star. / No, I don't want to be a film star.
4. Yes, I want to travel to the USA. / No, I don't want to travel to the USA.
Monday, 18 February 2013
Answers to the exercises - 3rd ESO
UNIT 4
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 1
b. parachuting c. kayaking d. snowboarding e. rock climbing f. caving
EXERCISE 2
b. embarrassing c. frightening d. surprising
EXERCISE 3
b. annoyed c. interesting d. surprised e. frightening f. bored
EXERCISE 4
b. Have won c. has eaten d. have visited e. has failed f. have tried
EXERCISE 5
b. hasn't failed c. have never tried d. hasn't seen e. has never swum
f. haven't decided
EXERCISE 6
b. Has Damien ever met a famous person? No, he hasn't.
c. Have Susannah and Damien ever tried surfing? No, they haven't.
d. Have Susannah and Damien ever stayed in an expensive hotel? Yes, they have.
e. Has Susannah ever had a part-time job? No, she hasn't.
UNIT 5
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 4
b. Ruth has been in the football team since January.
c. We have studied art for two years.
d. Chris has had his mobile phone since yesterday morning.
e. Mary and Stuart have sung in a pop group for a long time.
f. Katherine has worked in the school since last September.
g. Paul hasn't read a novel since he was 13.
EXERCISE 5
b. She has just missed the bus. / She's just...
c. They have just seen a ghost. / They've just...
d. I have just run a marathon. / I've just...
e. He has just broken his leg. / He's just...
Answers to the exercises - 4th ESO
UNIT 4
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 1
b. education c. law d. business e. retail f. catering
EXERCISE 2
2a 3b 4e 5c
EXERCISE 3
b. punctual c. reliable d. ambitious e. clever
EXERCISE 4
b. She is outgoing and works well in a team.
c. She likes swimming and is very fit.
d. She is funny with a good sense of humour.
EXERCISE 5
b. am not going to stay c. am not going to look d. am going to rent
e. am going to go
EXERCISE 6
b. am going c. are coming d. are you going to go e. are planning
f. are meeting
f. are meeting
EXERCISE 7
b. will study c. will you go d. will get e. will use f. won't buy
EXERCISE 8
b. waiting c. watching d. thinking e. to understand
UNIT 5
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 5
b. would c. don't d. turned e. didn't f. will
EXERCISE 6
b. don't protect c. would you do / had d. would you visit e. is
Answers to the exercises - 1st ESO
UNIT 4
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 1
b. music c. drama d. maths e. ICT f. PE g. science h. history
i. art and design j. French k. geography
i. art and design j. French k. geography
EXERCISE 2
Your own answers (school subjects)
EXERCISE 3
b. play an instrument c. swim d. skate e. ride a bike f. download music
g. fly h. draw i. speak a foreign language j. dance k. drive l. sing
g. fly h. draw i. speak a foreign language j. dance k. drive l. sing
EXERCISE 4
Your own answers (dancing, singing, playing football, watching TV, shopping, getting up early, doing homework)
EXERCISE 5
b. them c. her d. me
EXERCISE 6
a. Can you play an instrument? Yes, I can. / No, I can't.
b. Can your best friend play the flute? Yes, he/she can. / No, he/she can't.
c. Can your mother drive? Yes, she can. / No, she can't.
d. Can you and your friends ride a bike? Yes, we can. / No, we can't.
EXERCISE 7
b. Where are your parents from?
c. Have you got any brothers or sisters?
d. What have you got in your bag?
EXERCISE 8
b. Why do Steve and Nick drive to school? Because they live far away.
c. Why do you have lunch at school? Because food is very nice.
UNIT 5
REVISION EXTRA
EXERCISE 1
b. polar bear c. snow leopard d. frog e. rhino f. owl g. shark h. panda i. turtle
j. orang-utan k. eagle l. whale m. gorilla n. wolf o. elephant p. rattlesnake
j. orang-utan k. eagle l. whale m. gorilla n. wolf o. elephant p. rattlesnake
EXERCISE 4
Your own answers.
Examples: The panda is eating. / The turtle is swimming. / The owl is sleeping.
EXERCISE 5
b. Is the snow leopard drinking? Yes, it is.
c. Are the whale and the shark sleeping? No, they aren't.
d. Is the owl sitting in a tree? Yes, it is.
EXERCISE 6
b. stay c. eat d. is eating e. are f. use g. build h. is sleeping
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Happy Valentine's Day!
How to say I Love You in....
German: Ich liebe dich Arabic: Ana behibek Bulgarian: Obicham te
Mandarin Chinese: Wo ai ni
Catalan: T’estimo
Czech: Miluji te
Danish: Jeg Elsker Dig
Finnish: Mina rakastan sinua
French: Je t’aime
Gaelic: Ta gra agam ort
Welsh: Rwy’n dy garu di
Galician: Quérote
Dutch: Ik hou van jou
Hungarian: Szeretlek
Spanish: Te quiero Italian: Ti amo
Icelandic: Eg elska tig
Japanese: Aishiteru
Norwegian: Jeg Elsker Deg
Polish: Kocham Ciebie
Portuguese: Eu te amo
Russian: Ya tibyá liubliú
Swedish: Jag alskar dig
Turkish: Seni Seviyorum
Basque: Maite Zaitut
And remember..... it's not necessary to be in love to say I Love You!
And remember..... it's not necessary to be in love to say I Love You!
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
ICT Activity: February
FAMOUS CARNIVAL CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
The Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is a world famous festival held
before Lent every year and
considered the biggest carnival in the world with two million people per day on
the streets.
The typical Rio carnival parade is filled with revelers, floats and
adornments from numerous samba school which are located in Rio (more than 200
approximately). A samba school is composed of a collaboration of local
neighbours that want to attend carnival together, with some kind of regional,
geographical common background.
One of the many main purposes of the Rio carnival parade is for samba
schools to compete with fellow rival. This competition is the climax of the
whole carnival festival in this city.
The Carnival of Venice is an annual festival, held in Venice, Italy.
The Carnival ends with Lent, forty days before Easter on Shrove Tuesday, the
day before Ash Wednesday.
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For further info visit the following websites:
Friday, 1 February 2013
ICT Activity: February
It's time to revise and consolidate all the things learnt on unit 4. Go to www.mac-english.com/mvc and do all the exercises (vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, video & quiz) on unit 4.
Learn while having fun!
Thursday, 31 January 2013
Song - 1st ESO
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