To the top 2 - Module 5

1. Carter is very       [scary, brave]. He saved an old lady.

2. A: Do you want to go hiking or mountain biking?

   B: I don’t care. You         [explain, choose].

3. I saw a(n)         [ant, pigeon] flying up in the sky.

4. I want to go              [surfing, scuba diving] and take pictures of underwater life.

5. We went on holiday to             [an exotic, a delicious] island and had a great time.

6. My dad wants to stay in a small hut in the jungle this summer. He says it will be a great               [   equipment, experience].

7. What happened? Did the bee        [sting, swell] you?

8. We couldn’t go climbing because of the strong         [winds, reasons].

1. Patrick couldn’t swim very well. Thank goodness there was a                                 on the beach.

2. Lots of                                  work for the organisation. They take pictures of endangered species.

3. If your teeth hurt, you need to see a                                  straightaway.

4. My car won’t start. I need to call a                                 .

5. Tigers have got                                 .

6. Elephants have got two                                .

7. Hunters                                  lots of animals in the wild.

8. This food is delicious. The                                  here is amazing.

Complete the dialogue with the phrases a-d.

Todd     (1)                                                                  

Minnie  Let’s go to the zoo. (2)                                          There’s a male and a female. They’ve come all the way from a zoo in the USA.

Todd     Really? (3)                                                                

Minnie  They’re really big and they’ve got rich black fur. But they seem a bit sad.

Todd     They probably miss home. (4)                                                 

Minnie  Only for a few weeks.

Todd    OK. Let’s go. I’ve never seen gorillas up close before.

1. A:                                                 (you / ever / see) a zebra?

2. I                                                (not speak) to her yet.

3. He                                                (already / do) his homework and he’s listening to music now.

Dana (1)                  (always / love) travelling. Two weeks ago when she (2)        (become) 18 her parents (3)     (get) her a wonderful present: a trip around Europe for a month. She (4)      (leave) a week ago and she (5)                  (already / be) to Italy and Germany. When she (6)     (be) in Italy, she (7)       (go) to a pop concert. She loved it!

1. Choose the correct words.

1. A: Have you       [ever, never] heard this song before?

   B: Yes. I’ve heard it       [once, since] before.

2. Sheila has been home from work       [for, since] 4:30.

3. I’ve read three books         [so far, yet].

4. A:           [How long, When] have you had this car?

   B: I’ve had it       [for, since] March.

5. A:           [How long, When] did you buy your new bike?

   B: Two weeks       [ago, since].

1. What does Peter do?     

2. How long has Peter been at his new job?

3. What’s Peter allergic to?

Hey Susan,

Guess what? I’m going on a camping trip to Mount Holsten this weekend. I know you’ve been camping before so I’m sending you this e-mail just to make sure I haven’t forgotten anything. I’ve already packed some things and now my backpack’s almost full. I’ve put the sleeping bag and the torch in. We’re visiting some caves you know, so I think I’ll need a torch. Dana has given me her first-aid kit and I’ve got my dad’s old penknife. I haven’t found my binoculars yet, but I don’t think I’ll need them. I’ve already asked my brother for his compass but he hasn’t given it to me yet. Bob and Charlotte have got the tent and the rope. I hope I haven’t forgotten anything. What do you think?

Love from Lorna