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B1 | Revision | Unit 1

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  • Which preposition do we use with MONTHS?
    IN
  • I really enjoy spending time ..... the beach.
    AT
  • Which preposition do we use with MEALS?
    AT
  • I think I've made so ..... progress this year.
    MUCH
  • What is this?
    BUNK BED
  • I do my homework .... the afternoon after school.
    IN
  • What is this?
    A BLIND
  • What is this?
    PILLOW
  • Kim's birthday is ...... August.
    IN
  • Mark usually goes cycling ...... the evenings after work.
    IN
  • I do my homework in the car (ALWAYS)
    I always do my homework in the car.
  • Give me three examples of facilities you have at school.
    Science lab, football pitch, computer room...
  • I eat in the canteen ... lunchtime.
    AT
  • He always gets up .......... 7 o´clock in the morning.
    AT
  • What does ATTEND mean?
    To go to (a place)
  • Which preposition do we use with SEASONS?
    IN
  • What is this?
    A DUVET
  • Most students live near ..... CUBE.
    TO
  • We are .... tired that we don't feel like working today.
    SO
  • I live quite far ...... my school. It normally takes me 40 minutes to get there.
    FROM
  • Which preposition do we use with DAYS OF THE WEEK?
    ON
  • I am late for school (NEVER)
    I am never late for school.
  • I have been to Canada (NEVER)
    I have never been to Australia.
  • I ...... classes at CUBE on Mondays and Wednesdays (Make, Go, Attend)
    ATTEND
  • What is a synonym of STUDENT?
    Pupil
  • I live in a flat .... the second floor.
    ON
  • In primary school we normally have all our lessons ..... the same classroom.
    IN
  • What is this?
    A CUSHION
  • We attend English classes .... Mondays and Wednesdays.
    ON
  • What is this?
    A MATTRESS
  • What is this?
    A RUG
  • There are some posters ..... the walls in my classroom.
    ON
  • What is this?
    A BLANKET
  • I'm really proud ..... my exam results.
    OF
  • .... me know if you can't attend the class tomorrow.
    LET
  • What is this?
    A CORKBOARD