Next Move 2. Units 1-3

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet was the writer’s father’s mother.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

She was born in 1912 in a big town in England.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet’s parents didn’t want her to go to university.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet went to work in a restaurant when she left school.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet fell in love with Henry when she was very young.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet was about 21 years old when she got married.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet and Henry wanted to have three children.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

Janet went to university when she was 35 years old.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

She went to university after the Second World War.

Read the text. Are the statements true (T) or false (F) or don’t know (DK)?

Janet Nelson was my great-grandmother, Dad’s grandmother. I never knew her, but Dad says she was a very special person. Janet was born in a small town in England in 1912. She was a clever girl, and she wanted to be a doctor, but girls hardly ever went to university in those days. Janet’s family were poor, so Janet left school when she was only 14 to find a job in the kitchen of a big restaurant in London. One day, a young man called Henry came to the restaurant. He saw Janet and they fell in love. But they were both very poor and very young, so they didn’t get married for a long time. Finally, in 1933, Janet and Henry got married. Three years later, they had a baby boy, my grandfather, and then they had another baby, a little girl this time. Henry worked hard to make money for his family, and after the Second World War he, Janet and their children lived in a big house with servants. Then one day Janet said to him: ‘Henry, I want to go back to school, and then I want to go to university.’ Janet was 35 years old, but she went to night school and studied hard. She had excellent marks, and so she went to university and became a doctor. She retired in 1980 and died in 1990, 11 years before I was born.

She died 12 years after she retired.

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you can kill a person with this

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they usually work for rich people

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large numbers of people died from this

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you do this when you leave university

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kings and queens lived in these

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a person who is not free

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the opposite of peace

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one hundred years

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a horrible dark place underground

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people who serve in the army

Make questions with the Past simple.

He studied his History notes. (she)

Make questions with the Past simple.

I took a photo of the castle. (you)

Make questions with the Past simple.

We saw a ghost in the tower. (they)

Make questions with the Past simple.

You had lunch at one o’clock. (he)

Rewrite the sentences in the negative form

We went to London at the weekend. They ...

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They visited a castle in Scotland. I ...

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He read a story about a famous knight. She ...

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I was in London two weeks ago. He ...