How do we say these numbers and prices? 1) 376 2) 9,500 3) 0.8 4) £759,000
1) three hundred and seventy-six; 2) nine thousand, five hundred; 3) nought point eight; 4) seven hundred and fifty-nine thousand pounds
Correct this question: Where you did go last month?
Where did you go last month?
Make a question with WHERE for this answer: 1. His father was born in London. 2. My sister lives in Australia.
1. Where was his father born? 2. Where does your sister live?
Make a sentence with these words: 1. Sunday / tennis/ on / usually / I / play. 2. Out / every / We / Thursday / eat.
1. I usually play tennis on Sunday. 2. We eat out every Thursday
Say 8 free time activities
Stay in, go out, eat out, go for a drink, go to the cinema, go to concerts, go shopping, phone friends/my family, visit friends/my family
What are the opposites: quiet, friendly, clean, fast?
Noisy, unfriendly, dirty, slow
Do we usually use these words with the Present Simple or Present Continuous: sometimes, at the moment, now?
Present Simple - sometimes, Present Continuous - at the moment, now
What are the opposites: interesting, tall, lucky, poor
Boring, short, unlucky, rich
What are the opposites of these adjectives: ill, slim, easy, different?
Well, fat/overweight, difficult, the same
Make questions with these words: 1. you / last / What / weekend / do / did 2. do / tonight / What / you / going to / are
1. What did you do last weekend? 2. What are you going to do tonight?
Say the superlatives: good, long, dirty, crowded
Best, longest, dirtiest, most crowded
Say 8 things you can wear
a jumper, a skirt, a dress, shoes, a tie, a top, a hat, a cap, a T-shirt, a shirt, jeans, trousers
Correct this question: What you going to do tomorrow?
What are you going to do tomorrow?
Say the positive and negative short answers: 1. Were they at home last night? 2. Did he call you?
1. Yes, they were./ No, they weren’t. 2. Yes, he did./No, he didn’t
How do we say these numbers and prices? 1) $250,000 2) 9.1 3) 524 4) 77,777
1) two hundred and fifty thousand dollars; 2) nine point one; 3) five hundred and twenty-four; 4) seventy-seven thousand, seven hundred and seventy-seven
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