Wider World 2, Unit 5

An ______________________________ is where you cook things like bread.

A______________________________ is what you use to turn lights on and off.

A______________________________ is the thing that you sleep in.

You usually open the______________________________ during the day and close them at night.

A______________________________ is where water comes from in the kitchen or bathroom.

A______________________________ is a thing you can put your drinks on in the living room.

It’s terrible living here because there are no buses or other

__________________ transport in the evening.

My house is quite __________________ – not like these new houses.

These clothes feel so __________________ – they’re all wet!

There’s beautiful __________________ all around my town – hills and lakes.

Make adverbs from the adjectives:

You look sad! Did you do _________________ (bad) in the English test?

Make adverbs from the adjectives:

Oh, dear! How many questions did you get _________________ (wrong)?

Did you work very _________________ (hard) to prepare for the test?

Did you try to write too _________________ (quick)?

I’m sure you can do really _________________ (good) if you work out the answers before you write them down.

It’s OK for Helen to watch TV this evening.

Helen __________________________________ watch TV this evening.

It’s necessary for Anton to do a lot of homework.

Anton __________________________________ do a lot of homework.

Don’t leave your clothes on the floor!

You____________________________________ leave your clothes on the floor!

It’s OK for Olive to invite friends to her house.

Olive ___________________________________ invite friends to her house.

Don’t make so much noise, Carlotta!

Carlotta _________________________________ make so much noise.

It isn’t necessary for Pete to go home early.

Pete _______________________________________ go home early.

Is it necessary for Carl to tidy his room?

_____ Carl _____________________________________ tidy his room?

I moved to a new house in a new city. The city’s ____ Leeds

The city is very big and it ____ really interesting.

The house is in a ____ street about 3 km from the city centre,

It’s ____ to finish now because I’m going shopping

Best ____,

How are you? I ____ you’re well.

Match the parts of the word combinations.

Order the sentences to make the dialogue.

1 My house is on an        with lots of similar houses.

2 Your bedroom looks very      – well done!

3 Can we go to the         today, Mum? I’d like to get some books and DVDs.

4 The road in the centre of the town is really      – it’s dangerous to cross.

5 It’s quite small, but an old king lived in that
       on the hill.

6 There’s no art         here but the shopping
has a shop that sells paintings.

7 The       has 80 bedrooms and very        _ lights in the car park – they keep me awake at night.

8 The old part of the city has very        streets, so don’t take your car! And the has lots of old photographs of the city.

Complete the e-mail with one word.

Hi Gunter

How are (0) you ? I hope you’re (1) __            [all, everything]___ well. Is your dad OK now? I remember that he was ill last time you sent an email.

We’re very well, but (2) _      [know, let]_____ what! I (3) ___       [lived, moved]____ to a new house in a new city. The city’s name is Norwich and it’s in the (4)      [east, left]__ of England. It’s quite small and it’s a really interesting (5)          [place, building]__. There are (6) _      [many, lots]_ of cool shops in the centre and a big church too. The flat is quite (7)       [small, old] – about a hundred years, I think – and it’s nice and big too. The (8)        [bike, car, public] transport here isn’t very good. The buses stop quite early in the evening. Anyway, I (9)       [can, don't, have] to go now because I’m going shopping for some things for the house with my mum.

Take (10)      [less, care, bye] ,

Jonny