TIME FOR SCHOOL. Variant 2. Form 5.

Read and complete the sentences.

Mike: Hello, Den. Can you help me?

Den: Hi, Mike. What’s the problem?

M: You are good at Maths, Den. Can you help me with the homework for the next Maths lesson on Thursday? You know, I’m bad at calculations.

D: Good, Mike. I’ll help you with Maths and you’ll help me with English. It is your favourite subject. Our English teacher wants to ask me at the next lesson on Friday. Can you help me?

M: No problem. But I don’t know the homework in Maths.

D: Let’s phone Nick and ask him. He always knows homework in all subjects.

M: Good idea, Den. His phone number is 091458804.

D: Nick doesn’t answer. Let’s phone Kate. She is a swot and always does all homework. But I don’t know her phone number.

M: It’s 092776053. D: Hello, Kate. It’s Den. Can you tell me the homework in Maths, please?

1) Mike is at calculations     .

2) Mike is good at         .

3) The next English lesson is on        .

4) Nick’s phone number is           .

Circle the correct answer.

1) At         [IT, PE, Science] lessons pupils use the Internet.

2) At English lessons pupils sing English         [stories, films, songs].

3) I don’t like History lessons because they are very         [boring, funny, popular].

4) «Teacher» is a(n)           [noun, adjective, verb].

Complete the sentences with the necessary form of the adjectives in brackets.

1) Art is                    (difficult) subject for me because I can’t draw and paint.

2) Sam is my          (good) friend.

3) This story is        (long) than that one.

Complete the sentences with the necessary form of the adjectives in brackets.

1) Our Maths teacher is                  (helpful) person in our school. She always helps her pupils.

2) This computer game is       (bad) than that one.

3) This grammar rule is        (easy) than that one.

Choose answers to the questions.