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The document provides exercises for students to practice and learn grammar concepts. It includes examples and activities focused on pronouns, possessive adjectives, present simple tense verbs, prepositions of time, and question words. Students are to complete sentences, replace words with correct pronouns, conjugate verbs, and fill in blanks with appropriate grammar elements.
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11 Starter

The document provides exercises for students to practice and learn grammar concepts. It includes examples and activities focused on pronouns, possessive adjectives, present simple tense verbs, prepositions of time, and question words. Students are to complete sentences, replace words with correct pronouns, conjugate verbs, and fill in blanks with appropriate grammar elements.
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Daily routines
1 Use the phrases below to describe a typical weekday of yours.

get up have breakfast walk to school catch the school bus

lessons start have lunch do my homework read a book

have dinner listen to music watch TV

surf the Net go to bed


have a shower

have breakfast have a lunch


On Mondays, I get up at 6 o’clock in the morning. I ... then I ... . At noon ... . In the evening I usually ... .
walk to listen to music,
school watch TV or
or catch surf the Net
the bus
sometime

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Present simple see p. GR1 6 Replace the words in bold with the correct
pronoun or complete with the correct
2 How do we pronounce the -s endings?
possessive adjective or pronoun.
1.2 Listen and say.
1 Mary is from London. She is from London.
/s/ eats /z/ plays /Iz/ fishes He's Paul
2 This is Paul’s. .......................................
3 This bicycle is Mary’s.This is her bicycle.
..........................
3 Write the third-person singular in your She's 16 years
4 Linh is 16 years old. .............................. old.
notebooks.
5 Is she talking to him?
Is she talking to Ben? ...........................
1 plays 6
I play – it ............ I make – she makes
........ 6 This is mine.
This is my car. It’s ................................
We love
2 goes 7
I go – she ........... swims
I swim – he .......... 7 Tony and I love skateboarding. ............ skateboarding.
3 I fish – he fishes
........... 8 misses
I miss – she ......... 8 He wants to buy a DVD for Hoang. ........ He wants to
4 I mix – she mixes
......... 9 finishes
I finish – she ........ 9 Look at her.
Look at Ann. ......................................... buy a DVD
for him.
5 eats 10
I eat – it ............. knows
I know – he .......... 10 theirs dog.
This is Ann and Pete’s dog. It’s ............

Say them with the correct pronunciation. Prepositions of time see p. GR1

4 Complete the sentences with the correct 7 Complete the sentences with the correct
prepositions at, on, or in.
form of the verbs in brackets (use present
simple tense). on 10th June.
1 He left ...........
gets up
1 Jane ........................................ (get up) at
2 Tim often goes skateboarding ...........
at 6 o’clock in the morning. the weekend.
doesn't live (not / live)
2 Peter ..................................... in November.
3 My mum was born ...........
lives (live) in York.
in London. He ................... in half an hour.
4 My music lesson is ...........
Does she like(she / like) coffee?
3 ................................. on Sundays.
5 We usually stay at home .........
doesn't
No, she ............................ . in the
6 I sometimes listen to music .........
4 Does Steve go
.......................................... (Steve / go) evening.
to school on foot? on Mondays.
7 I often go to gym ...........
does
Yes, he ....................... . in a week.
8 We’re going abroad ...........
do Peter and Mike do
5 What .....................................................
(Peter and Mike / do) at the weekends? Question words see p. GR1
studies (study) a lot during
6 Anna ........................ 8 Fill in the gaps with the correct question
the weekend. words, and match the questions (1-8) to the
Does Mary play (Mary / play) the
7 .................................... answers (a-h).
does
guitar? Yes, she ....................... .
washes
8 My dad ............................. (wash) the
1 f Who
................... is she?
car every Sunday. 2 e How long
................... school does she go to?
3 h Where is the Art lesson?
...................
Pronouns & Possessive 4 a Where is he from?
...................
adjectives 5 d Why
................... is he happy?
5 Read the table. 6 b How
................... old are you?
7 c How often does Mark go to the gym?
...................
I, you, he, she, it, we, you,
SUBJECT PRONOUNS 8 g How does she go to school?
...................
they
me, you, him, her, it, us, a He’s from Viet Nam. e In 10 minutes.
OBJECT PRONOUNS
you, them
b I’m 16 years old. f She’s my friend,
POSSESSIVE my, your, his, hers, its,
c Three times a week. Anh.
ADJECTIVES ours, yours, theirs
POSSESSIVE mine, yours, his, hers, –, d Because he won g On foot.
PRONOUNS ours, yours, theirs first prize. h Bridgeway School.
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9 Use the phrases in the pictures in Ex. 1 to 11 Make sentences about Minh and Hai. What
find out about your partner’s daily routine. about you?
Use: What time ...? When ...? Do you ...? What
do you do in the morning / afternoon /
evening? Minh
A: What time do you get up? Hai
B: I get up at 7:30.

Adverbs of see p. GR2


frequency
10 Read the sentences about Jane. Where do
we put adverbs of frequency? Before or
walk to school
after: main verbs? the verb to be?

play computer games


after school
She is never
0% late for school.
go to bed late

She hardly ever goes


to bed after 10 o’clock.
5% ride bike to school

do homework
She seldom goes to in the afternoon
10% the park after school.
Minh never walks to school.
Hai always ...
She rarely rides
her bike to school. 20%
12 Write an email to your English friend
describing your daily routine and asking
She occasionally hangs out about his / her daily routine.
30% with friends on weekdays.
can / have / do
She sometimes 13 Fill in the gaps with can, have, has, do or
walks to school. 50% does. Answer the questions.

1 “Can you swim?”


“Yes, I can.”
She often goes to the
Yes, I do
Do you go jogging?” “...................”
2 “...........
library on Saturdays.
Has your dad got a bike?”
3 “...........
Yes, he has
“......................”
She usually watches Does your friend go to the gym?”
TV in the evenings.
85% 4 “...........
No, she doesn't
“......................”
Have you got a car?” “......................”
5 “........... No, I have not
She always takes a Does your teacher got a beard?”
6 “...........
100% shower in the mornings. No, she doesn't
“......................”
Do you hang out with your friends?”
7 “..........
Yes, I do
“......................”
Can you ride a bike?” “...................”
8 “........... Yes, I can
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Free Time 16 a) Look at the picture and choose the
correct preposition.
14 In pairs talk about what you like / don’t like
doing in your free time. Use: every day, at
weekends, once / twice a week, in the evenings
and the verbs below.

Free-time
activities

• hang out with friends This is a picture of our living room. There’s a fireplace
• listen to music • watch a DVD
1) opposite / next to the glass door. There’s a round
• play sports • surf the Internet
table 2) in front of / behind the fireplace. 3) In / On
• send text messages
the table there is a pot with a plant. 4) Under / Next
• read a book • watch TV
• play computer games to the table there is a carpet. There’s a sofa with two
• go shopping • go jogging cushions 5) in / on it 6) behind / opposite the glass
• chat on the phone • go skateboarding table. There’s a wooden table 7) between / next to
• read a magazine • play the guitar the fireplace and the chair. 8) In front of / Behind the
sofa there is another table. There are paintings
9) on / at the walls.
love like not mind not like hate

A: I like reading a book and surfing the


Internet in the evenings. How about you? b) Compare the living room in your house
B: Oh, I don’t like surfing the Internet, but to the one in the picture in Ex. 16a.
I love … . etc

Prepositions of place Food / Drinks


15 Say the prepositions. Take a book, mime 17 List the words under the headings: MEAT –
DAIRY – FRUIT & VEGETABLES – DESSERTS –
and say the prepositions of place.
DRINKS – OTHER. Which ones can you see in
the pictures? In two minutes, add as many
words as you can.

on under next to
• milk
• lamb • chocolate
• bananas • burger
• apple juice • spaghetti
• coffee • potatoes
in • cabbage • pizza • lettuce
above
in front of • cheese • apples • sugar
• chicken • salt • yoghurt
• rice • eggs • cake • pears
• tea • bread • nuts
opposite • grapes • carrots
• biscuits • pepper
between behind
• ice cream
My hand is on the book. My hand is under
the book. etc
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a / an – some / any – (how) 21 Complete the dialogue. Use: much, many, a,
much / many – a lot of / lots an, some, any, or a lot.
of – (a) few / (a) little
Countable Uncountable
Countable nouns refer Uncountable nouns refer
to things that we can to things that we can’t
count. an / one apple – count. (some) milk
two apples (NOT: a milk – two milks)
How many apples do you How much milk is there?
need? Not many. Not much.
There are a lot / lots of We’ve got a lot of / lots of
bananas in the fridge. cheese. Let’s make a cheese
pie. A: I’m hungry!
There aren’t many eggs. We haven’t got much flour. B: Would you like 1) ................ sandwich?
There are only a few. We’ve only got a little. A: Not really. Have we got 2) ................
(some) (some) eggs? I fancy 3) ................ omelette.
There are very few There is very little bread. B: No, sorry. What about 4) ............... soup?
oranges. (almost no) (almost no)
A: OK. How 5) ................ mushrooms are
We haven’t got any pears. There isn’t any apple juice. there?
see pp. GR1-GR2 B: Oh, we’ve got 6) ................ .
A: Good. Is there 7) ................ tomato juice
18 Read the theory. Which of the words in to drink?
bold do we use in: affirmative sentences?
B: Yes, but not 8) ................ . Let’s make
negative sentences? questions?
your soup.

19 Write C for countable or U for uncountable.


Then write their plural forms. 22 What do you eat / drink every day? Use the
words to tell your partner.
1 milk U – 8 melon C ........
..... melons
2 egg C eggs 9 tea U ........
..... • (too) much • (too) many • a lot of • any
• some • (a) few • (a) little
3 honey U ........
..... 10 shelf C ........
..... shelves
4 carrot Ccarrots
..... ........ 11 grape ..... grapes
C ........ biscuits, eggs, chicken, meat, sweets, pasta,
5 pear ..... pears
C ........ 12 woman ..... women fruit, fish, tea, milk, chips, cola, vegetables,
C ........
6 yoghurt .....U ........ 13 trolley .....
C trolleys
........ ice cream, yoghurt, coffee
U ........ 14 burger .....
7 lettuce ..... C ........
burgers I eat too many biscuits.
I don’t eat a lot of eggs.
20 Choose the correct item. I eat some fruit and ...
1 Is there some / any flour in the cupboard?
2 Don’t eat too much / many sweets!
3 Are there any carrots? Yes, a few / a little.
4 There is very little / few sugar. Let’s buy
any / some.
5 There’s only a little / a few pasta left.
6 How much / many milk do you take in
your coffee?
7 Are there much / many grapes?
Yes, a lot / little.
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