WW1 Exam Time 1 Reading WB p. 116 Ex 6 +Exam Time 2 WB p 120 Ex 5

Read the advertisement for a dog walker. Choose the best word for each gap.

Jack the Walker

     [Have, Do, Are] you got a dog? Do you go     [at, to, for] work? That is often a problem. But I can help you. My name is Jack and I’m a dog walker. I can      [go, have, take] your dog for a walk in the morning or in the afternoon. I       [does, don't, can] drive and I’ve got a car, so I sometimes take big dogs for long walks. If your dog gets         [funny, dirty, thirsty] , it isn’t a problem! I        [am not, can't, don't] mind washing him. If you’re late, I can give your dog      [many, any, some] dinner and I can play      [with, on, to] him. I love all animals. I can visit       [you, your, yours] home and give food to your cat or hamster. I can talk to tortoises if you want! If I can help, phone me: 02451678852 Or email me: jackthewalker@dogwalking.com

WB p 120 Ex 5 Read Marty’s blog post about sports. Mark the sentences A (right), В (wrong) or C (doesn’t say).

Marty’s job

I'm really into sport. My parents took me to tennis lessons when I was very young. I was only three years old! Then, two years later, I started judo and I really enjoyed it. When I was eleven, I got a brilliant new bicycle for my birthday and I started cycling. I was good and I was in the national team. I won lots of medals for my country. My big brother also loves sport - he’s a professional football player. He gets a lot of money. It’s great if your hobby can be your job. I wanted to be a professional cyclist but I broke my leg when I was thirteen. Now I can't do a lot of sport. It made me very sad. But I found a new job with sport! Now I write about sport for a website. I love it. Every weekend I go to matches and tournaments. Then I write about them. Of course, I’m still a student and I can’t write every day. When I'm eighteen, I want to go to university and learn to be a better writer. Then I can be a professional and get lots of money from sport, like my big brother!

Marty’s parents are tennis players.

WB p 120 Ex 5 Read Marty’s blog post about sports. Mark the sentences A (right), В (wrong) or C (doesn’t say).

Marty’s job

I'm really into sport. My parents took me to tennis lessons when I was very young. I was only three years old! Then, two years later, I started judo and I really enjoyed it. When I was eleven, I got a brilliant new bicycle for my birthday and I started cycling. I was good and I was in the national team. I won lots of medals for my country. My big brother also loves sport - he’s a professional football player. He gets a lot of money. It’s great if your hobby can be your job. I wanted to be a professional cyclist but I broke my leg when I was thirteen. Now I can't do a lot of sport. It made me very sad. But I found a new job with sport! Now I write about sport for a website. I love it. Every weekend I go to matches and tournaments. Then I write about them. Of course, I’m still a student and I can’t write every day. When I'm eighteen, I want to go to university and learn to be a better writer. Then I can be a professional and get lots of money from sport, like my big brother!

He did two sports when he was very young.