WW1 Exam Time 2 Reading WB Ex4 p 119, Ex 6 p 120 + Exam Time 3 Ex 3 p 123

Complete the telephone conversation between two friends. Match gaps 1-6 with sentences A-H: A No, you're right. Some people stood up! But they really liked the music. В Oh yes, lots. It’s only £5. C Where do you want to go? D Yes, there was a big audience - 200 people! E Yes, thanks. I was nervous but I was alright. F We finished at 9.30. G That’s a good idea. Why don’t we go to the new vegetarian restaurant? H It was good, thanks.

A: Hi, Tim. How was the concert?

В: 1  

A: Were there a lot of people?

B: 2  

A: Wow! And the room isn’t very big.

B: 3  

A: That’s good. Was your solo OK?

B: 4  

A: You’re a great cello player! I want to come tonight. Are there any tickets?

B: 5  

A: After the concert let’s go out for a meal.

B: 6  

A: Oh yes! I’m really into that food. See you tonight.

Read the article about the Brit School. Choose the best word for each gap.

The Brit School

Do you            [read, understand, know] about the Brit School? It's one of the      [most, more, much] famous schools in the UK. It isn't famous for       [his, its, their] exam results and you don't study subjects like Maths and Science there. It's a school for actors, singers, musicians, dancers and artists. I'm sure you know        [enough, any, some] of its old students. Do you like Adele's or Amy Winehouse's music? They went    [to, at, by] the Brit School!The school started    [of, on, in] 1991. It's in Croydon, London. In 1991 it was small but now it's bigger      [of, from, than] it was then. It's also unusual because students don't      [got, have, want] to pay for lessons there. It's free. Every year there are the famous Brit Awards. People      [on, at, from] lots of countries watch them on television. Money from these awards helps the students.

Complete the conversation.

Mr Evans is a great teacher.