On Screen B1(module 6)

Fill in the gaps with the names of the shops :jeweller's, bookshop,stationer's,bakery,electronics shop,pet shop,sports shop,greengrocer's

1 .Can you go to the ...               for some lettuce and tomatoes, please?

2 .We`re going to the...          to buy a new aquarium and food for our fish.

3 .This is my favourite...          ; you can find any book here.

4 .Many children visit the ...             to buy pens and pencils for school.

5 .When my silver necklace broke, I took it to the …            to have it fixed.

6 .You can find fresh bread, cakes and pies at the …        .

7.Do you want to go to the ...             for a new pair of trainers?

8 .The new …                  has computers, smartphones, TVs and lots of other gadgets.

Fill in borrow, purchase, fit, afford, suit, charge and match in the correct form.

1.I can’t        to buy a new car, so I’ll buy a second-hand one.

2.You can          tickets for the concert online ; it’s more convenient.

3.You should wear jeans more often; they really      you.

4.Do these grey shoes       the purple dress I bought for the party?

5.I can’t believe these baby shoes used to     me.

6.The waiter         the customer twice for the soup by mistake.

7.Can I        your laptop for tonight? I need it to finish my history project.

Choose the correct item:

1 .Uncle Gary is the           [funnier, funniest] person in my family.

2. Jon plays basketball even       [worst, worse] than I do.

3 .The flight arrived       [late, later] than expected due to bad weather.

4 .Matthew is the         [taller, tallest] boy in the whole school.

5 .The hotel is         [farther, far] from the beach than we thought.

6 .The blue dress looks much        [best, better] on you than the green one.

7 .Which painting is                  [more unusual, the most unusual] in this art gallery?

8 .Is the Pacific Ocean         [biggest, bigger] than the Indian Ocean?

9. My cousin Rebecca is       [older, elder] than all of my cousins.

10 .Vanessa is very shy and speaks more         [quietly, quiet] than her classmates.