In and Out of School

Tick the correct sentences.

1. Are there a canteen next to your classroom?           [Correct, Incorrect]

   Is there a canteen next to your classroom?           [Correct, Incorrect]

2. The football pitch is opposite the entrance.           [Correct, Incorrect]

   The football pitch is opposite with the entrance.           [Correct, Incorrect]

3. You needn’t worry — you are ready for the test!           [Correct, Incorrect]

   You needn’t worrying — you are ready for the test!           [Correct, Incorrect]

4. Pupils have do their homework regularly.           [Correct, Incorrect]

   Pupils have to do their homework regularly.           [Correct, Incorrect]

Read and complete the text with the words from the box.

Brooklyn Free School is divided into two. The upper school is for children between the ages of 11 and 18, and the lower school for           [students, principal, homework, class] (1) between the ages of 4 and 11. This school is unusual as students can choose any           [students, principal, class, homework] (2) they want and may stay away from school if they wish. Besides the students are responsible for making the school rules. There are no tests,           [students, class, homework, principal] (3), or grades. If a student wants to, he or she can call a meeting and discuss ideas with the whole school. As the           [class, homework, students, principal](4) of Brooklyn Free School says, they want every student to find his or her own way.

Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.

1. I can’t eat the soup. It is        [enough, too] hot.

2. We can’t sit in the garden. It’s not warm        [enough, too] outside.

3. I can’t understand this rule. It is        [enough, too] difficult.

4. He can’t drive a car. He is not old        [enough, too]_.