Wider World 2 Unit 5

I.       Use the things in the house to complete the descriptions below. 

0 The floor is what you walk on in any room of the house.

1 A                     is what keeps a room nice and warm.

2 A                     is what you sit on, for example to eat or to do your homework.

3 A                     is where you can put things like food and plates in the kitchen.

4. A                      is a small carpet that covers some of the floor in a room.

5. A                     is where you can clean your whole body, and also lie down and relax.

6. You put things in a                     in order to keep them cool and fresh.

II. Complete the sentences with the nouns and adjectives

0 The   police  station in my town closed last year.

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

2. These clothes feel so                – they’re all wet!

3. The best thing about where I live is the ________ people.

4. It’s quite a small town, but the                  here shows some really up-to-date films.

6.  There’s beautiful                 all around my town – hills and lakes – but there aren’t enough                 .

III.       Choose adverbs to complete the sentences below.

0 Did you get up  early  to study this morning?

1 You look sad! Did you do               in the English test?

2. Did you work very              to prepare for the test?

3. Maybe you can do the test again, but, this time, think about your

answers                .

4. I’m sure you can do really               if you work out the answers before you write them down. 

IV. Choose the sentences so that they have the same meaning.

0  It’s necessary for me to go to bed now.

I have to go to bed now. .

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

    Helen _____

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

    Anton _____

3  Don’t leave your clothes on the floor!

    You____

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

    Olive ____

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

  Pete   ____

6.  Is it OK for me to go to the cinema this afternoon?

    _____

V. Choose sentences to complete gaps in the telephone conversation between two friends.

Tim: Hello?

Alfie: ___

Tim: Hi, Alfie, how are you? 

Tim: Hi, Alfie, how are you?

Alfie: ___

Tim: OK, what do you need advice about?

Tim: OK, what do you need advice about?

Alfie: ___

Tim: Well, you should get a teacher. 

Tim: Well, you should get a teacher.

Alfie: ___

Tim: What about Mr Spratt, the music teacher from school? 

Tim: What about Mr Spratt, the music teacher from school?

Alfie: ___

Tim: Oh, sorry! I didn’t know that. Hmmm…

Tim: Oh, sorry! I didn’t know that. Hmmm…

Alfie: ___

Tim: Why don’t you ask Jason’s brother? 

Tim: Why don’t you ask Jason’s brother?

Alfie: ___

Tim: Oh yes, I forgot! Well, how about me?

Tim: Oh yes, I forgot! Well, how about me?

Alfie: ___

Tim: I think we should start the lessons soon. 

Tim: I think we should start the lessons soon.

Alfie: ___

Tim: How about tomorrow? At about 5 o’clock? 

Tim: How about tomorrow? At about 5 o’clock?

Alfie: ___

Tim: Yes, of course. See you tomorrow then.

Tim: Yes, of course. See you tomorrow then.

Alfie: ___

Tim: You’re welcome!

VI. Choose the option to complete the text.

Hi Gunter

How are __ ? 

I __ you’re well. Is your mum OK now? I remember that she was ill last time you sent an email.

Everything’s __ here, but guess what! I moved to a new house in a new city. 

The city’s __ Leeds.

It’s in the __ of England. 

It’s very big and it __ really interesting. There are loads of cool shops in the centre and a river and a canal too.

The house is quite big and it’s not __ at all – I think it’s about a hundred years old! 

It’s in a ___ street about 3 km from the city centre.

Anyway, it’s ___ to finish now because I’m going shopping for some things for the house with my mum.

Best ___ ,

Jonny

VII. Complete the collocations

take ___

tidy ___

set ___

do the ___

load the ___