In and out of school

I. Match the parts of the sentences.

1. the headmaster                         a) are members of the same class at school

2. a teacher                                   b) is the head teacher in a school

3. a school librarian                      c) are the teachers in a school

4. staff                                           d) helps us learn

5. classmates                                 e) introduces students to literature

II. Put in there is / there isn’t/is there?/there are/ there aren’t/ are there?

1.   Dunford is a very modern town. _________ many old buildings.

a)   There aren’t     b) there isn’t   c) there are    d) there is

2.   Look! __________ a photograph George in the newspaper!

a)   There is   b) there are    c) there isn’t          d) there aren’t 

3.   How many students _______ in your class?

a)   Is there   b) are there         c) there are       d) there is

4.   ________ a bus from the city Centre to the airport?

a)   Are there         b) there are          c) is there  d) there is

III. Complete with modal verbs

a)"must"  b)"mustn't" c)"need"  d)"needn't".

1) Students _________do their homework on time.

2) I ________ wash the family car every day.

3) I _______ help my mother with house working.

4) You ____________ take your umbrella. It won't rain.

5) You __________ study harder to get better marks.

6) Your phone is broke. You ________ fix it.

IV. Complete the sentences.

a) too much b) too many c) enough.

1.   I can’t wait for them. I haven’t got _____ time.

a)   Too much          b) too many           c) enough

2.   Did you have ______ to eat? Yes, thank you.

a)      Too much          b) too many           c) enough

   3. There was nowhere to sit on the beach. There were _______ people.

          a)     Too much          b) too many           c) enough

V. Complete the dialogue with a) need (×2), b) can (×2), c) have to

Joe: I have a problem, and I ____ your help.

Kevin: What’s your problem?

Joe: I’ll be absent next Friday because I ______see a doctor, and I ______ to borrow

someone’s notes. ______ you give me yours?

Kevin: Of course, you ______ certainly borrow mine, if you don’t mind my messy handwriting.

Joe: Thanks very much. Notes in messy handwriting are much better than no notes at all.