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Solutions Units 1-6 Revision
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Describe your town or neighbourhood using at least 3 sentences with there is / there are.
city
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Describe two family members and say one thing each person has got. Use and / but.
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Talk about your last meal using at least three quantifiers (some, a lot of, a few, much)
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Describe the weather yesterday. What is the typical weather each season in your city?
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Make two sentences: • one about what is happening now • one about what usually happens
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Describe your weekday morning routine using at least 3 verbs in the present simple.
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Tell a short story about your winter holiday (4–6 sentences) using at least two adverbs and Past Simple.
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Talk about what you did last weekend using at least 5 regular verbs.
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Compare living in a city and in the countryside. Use two comparatives.
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Describe a place in your town using five prepositions of place.
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Describe someone you know. Mention what they usually wear and why.
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Talk about the best or worst place you have visited and explain why.
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Explain how to get from your home to one place in town, using at least 3 direction words.
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Choose a wild animal. Say where it lives, what it eats, and describe it
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Say two true sentences and one false sentence about your habits. Your partner guesses the false one.
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Ask two questions using how much and how many, then answer one.
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Compare prices in two countries or two places using comparatives.
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Describe a time when you were younger. Use was/were and could/couldn’t.
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Talk about a family member’s daily routine. Use at least 3 verbs and correct third-person -s.
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Compare two school subjects using a comparative adjective and give a reason why you like or dislike them.
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