Pioneer elementary Unit 9

Vocabulary A. Choose a, b or c.

1. You can find expensive clothes at good prices at the_________ .

Vocabulary A. Choose a, b or c.

2. I can’t call him. There is no sound. His phone is .________ .

Vocabulary A. Choose a, b or c.

3. My hands were cold so I put on my .__________ .

Vocabulary A. Choose a, b or c.

4. These boots don’t fit me. They’re too ___________.

Vocabulary A. Choose a, b or c.

5. Here’s fifty pence_____________ and your receipt.

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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1. My dad has to wear a suit and ___________to work every day.

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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2. My sister’s getting married. What am I going to wear to her__________ ?

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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3. I can’t give you a receipt. The ____________is out of order.

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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4. I read the instructions, but I didn’t find them very_________ .

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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5. Steven’s printer isn’t broken. It just isn’t ___________in.

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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6. Do you recycle your ____________cans or do you just throw them away?

B. Complete with the words in the box.

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7. These shoes are very __________. I can wear them all day and not feel tired.

Communication

Match.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

1. I don’t have________ formal to wear to the interview.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

2. Mr Blake lives________ in this neighbourhood, but I don’t know the exact address.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

3. We’re ready to leave. __________is in the car.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

4. I don’t like this town. There’s __________to do.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

5. ___________in my family likes strawberries, just me.

Grammar A. Choose a, b or c.

6. Has _________got headphones to lend me?

B. Choose the correct words.

     [one, ones]1. Would you like to try on the brown trousers or the black one/ones?

B. Choose the correct words.

2. This digital camera is                    [too expensive, expensive enough]                   [too expensive, expensive enough].

B. Circle the correct words.

3. We didn’t have              [time enough, enough time] so we didn’t visit the museum.

B. Circle the correct words.

4. There are            [too much, too many]buttons on this game controller!

B. Circle the correct words.

5. I don’t think I have           [enough, too many] T-shirts for my holiday. I need to go shopping.

B. Circle the correct words.

6. My tea is sweet              [sweet too, sweet enough]. It doesn’t need any more sugar.

B. Circle the correct words.

7. Let’s stay at home today. It’s                [too cold, too much cold] outside.

Read the text and write T for True or F for False.

At farmers’ markets, farmers have tables and stalls and sell their own products. People can buy things like meat, fruit and vegetables, and sometimes even baked products like cakes and biscuits. Farmers’ markets are becoming very popular because you can find fresh products there. In fact, farmers produce the products and then sell them. So farmers sell fruit and vegetables only in season. Also, farmers’ markets are good for the environment because they are local and farmers don’t have to travel very far to get to them. This means they don’t pollute the environment by driving. However, not everyone thinks farmers’ markets are good. Firstly, they believe that the products are too expensive. You can find them in supermarkets for half the price. The problem, though, is that in supermarkets you also get half the quality. Some people like farmers’ markets because they want to live a simple life, like people did in the past. But this isn’t exactly true. In the past, farmers didn’t have lots of quality meat, cheese, fresh fruit and home-baked cakes on the table every day. They rarely ate the things sold at farmers’ markets because they were too expensive.

1. Farmers at farmers’ markets don’t usually sell vegetables out of season.

Read the text and write T for True or F for False.

Farmers’ markets At farmers’ markets, farmers have tables and stalls and sell their own products. People can buy things like meat, fruit and vegetables, and sometimes even baked products like cakes and biscuits. Farmers’ markets are becoming very popular because you can find fresh products there. In fact, farmers produce the products and then sell them. So farmers sell fruit and vegetables only in season. Also, farmers’ markets are good for the environment because they are local and farmers don’t have to travel very far to get to them. This means they don’t pollute the environment by driving. However, not everyone thinks farmers’ markets are good. Firstly, they believe that the products are too expensive. You can find them in supermarkets for half the price. The problem, though, is that in supermarkets you also get half the quality. Some people like farmers’ markets because they want to live a simple life, like people did in the past. But this isn’t exactly true. In the past, farmers didn’t have lots of quality meat, cheese, fresh fruit and home-baked cakes on the table every day. They rarely ate the things sold at farmers’ markets because they were too expensive.

2. Farmers’ markets are not environmentally friendly because farmers need to drive a long way to find them.

Read the text and write T for True or F for False.

Farmers’ markets At farmers’ markets, farmers have tables and stalls and sell their own products. People can buy things like meat, fruit and vegetables, and sometimes even baked products like cakes and biscuits. Farmers’ markets are becoming very popular because you can find fresh products there. In fact, farmers produce the products and then sell them. So farmers sell fruit and vegetables only in season. Also, farmers’ markets are good for the environment because they are local and farmers don’t have to travel very far to get to them. This means they don’t pollute the environment by driving. However, not everyone thinks farmers’ markets are good. Firstly, they believe that the products are too expensive. You can find them in supermarkets for half the price. The problem, though, is that in supermarkets you also get half the quality. Some people like farmers’ markets because they want to live a simple life, like people did in the past. But this isn’t exactly true. In the past, farmers didn’t have lots of quality meat, cheese, fresh fruit and home-baked cakes on the table every day. They rarely ate the things sold at farmers’ markets because they were too expensive.

3. Products in supermarkets are usually half the price and half the quality.

Read the text and write T for True or F for False.

Farmers’ markets At farmers’ markets, farmers have tables and stalls and sell their own products. People can buy things like meat, fruit and vegetables, and sometimes even baked products like cakes and biscuits. Farmers’ markets are becoming very popular because you can find fresh products there. In fact, farmers produce the products and then sell them. So farmers sell fruit and vegetables only in season. Also, farmers’ markets are good for the environment because they are local and farmers don’t have to travel very far to get to them. This means they don’t pollute the environment by driving. However, not everyone thinks farmers’ markets are good. Firstly, they believe that the products are too expensive. You can find them in supermarkets for half the price. The problem, though, is that in supermarkets you also get half the quality. Some people like farmers’ markets because they want to live a simple life, like people did in the past. But this isn’t exactly true. In the past, farmers didn’t have lots of quality meat, cheese, fresh fruit and home-baked cakes on the table every day. They rarely ate the things sold at farmers’ markets because they were too expensive.

4. People in the past ate food from farmers’ markets every day.