Grammar – 

be: full forms

2021-04-29, 01:01 am
14 / 14 points (100%)
Details:
I am an English student.
Jules is from Switzerland.
We are good friends.
Iker and Sergio are football players.
Where are you from?
Are they from Canada?
Is she Chinese?
What is your name?
Dublin is not in the UK.
She is not from Australia. She is from New Zealand.
They sing well, but they are not professional singers.
We are not German students. We are English students.
Listening – English Summer School (1)
2021-04-29, 01:16 am
6 / 8 points (75%)
Details:

NAME COUNTRY JOB

Demir Turkey doctor

Marcela brazil (Brazil) engineer

Rafael spain (Spain) journalist

Kanya Thailand singer

Listening – English Summer School (2)

2021-04-29, 01:17 am
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
The teacher's name is Lorence. FALSE
Demir is from Istanbul. FALSE
The teacher thinks Marcela is a nice name. TRUE
Rafael's family name is Benítez. FALSE
The teacher likes Thai food. TRUE
Vocabulary – Countries
2021-04-29, 01:18 am
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:
gazpacho Spain
sushi Japan
Peking duck China
moussaka Greece
feijoada Brazil
zakuski Russia
chicken tikka masala India
fajitas Mexico
jerk chicken Jamaica
börek Turkey
Vocabulary – Nationalities
2021-04-29, 01:21 am
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:

Javier Bardem (actor) Spanish

Kei Nishikori (tennis player) Japanese

Huang Qiushang (gymnast) Chinese

Stelios Haji-Ioannou (businessman) Greek

Mancini (footballer) Brazilian

Fyodor Dostoyevsky (writer) Russian

Mahatma Gandhi (civil rights leader) Indian

Frida Kahlo (painter) Mexican

Usain Bolt (athlete) Jamaican

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (politician) Turkish

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Grammar – be: short forms
2021-04-29, 01:23 am
12 / 13 points (92%)
Details:
Avril Lavigne is not from the USA. She is from Canada.
Avril Lavigne isn't from the USA. She's from Canada. 
I am not a teacher. I am a student.
I'm ('m not) a teacher. I'm a student. 
David Guetta and Sasha are not singers. They are DJs.
David Guetta and Sasha aren't singers. They're DJs. 
We are not boyfriend and girlfriend. We are just friends.
We aren't boyfriend and girlfriend. We're just friends. 
It is not one o'clock. It is two o'clock.
It isn't one o'clock. It's two o'clock. 
What is your name? What's your name? 
My mobile number is 8665 90446. My mobile number's 8665 90446. 
Where is our suitcase? Where's our suitcase?
Grammar – be: affirmative, negative, questions
2021-04-29, 01:27 am
8 / 8 points (100%)
Details:
Where are you from?
Are you here for the talent show?
The James Bond films aren't American.
I think they are doctors.
What's your telephone number?
Is she a teacher?
I am an English student.
Wellington isn't in Australia.
Grammar – be: questions
2021-04-29, 01:25 am
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
What's your name? My name's Park Jae-sang.
Where are you from? I'm from South Korea.
Are you an actor? No, I'm not. I'm a singer and a dancer.
How old are you? I'm 37.
Are you single? No, I'm not. I'm married.
Grammar – be: questions
2021-04-29, 01:29 am
4 / 4 points (100%)
Details:
What is his job?
He's an office worker. 
How old is she?
She's 44 years old. 
Are they here for the talent show?
No, they aren't here for the talent show. They're here for the science conference. 
Where are you from?
We're from Germany.
Reading – The Eurovision Song Contest (1)
2021-04-29, 01:30 am
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
Eurovision is a song competition. TRUE
Songs are in English only. FALSE
All countries are in a semi-final first. FALSE
You can only watch Eurovision on the TV in Europe. FALSE
You can send a text message to vote for a song. TRUE
Reading – The Eurovision Song Contest (2)
2021-04-29, 01:34 am
1 / 4 points (25%)
Details:
Eurovision is a song competition for countries in European (Europe).
The UK, Germany, France, Spain and Italy are 'The Big five (Five)'.
You can watch the competition on television.
Some people think the singers are good, but the songs are really good (bad).
Vocabulary – Jobs
2021-04-29, 01:35 am
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
newspaper, interview, radio journalist
students, classroom, English teacher
patient, hospital, medicine doctor
ballet, music, theatre dancer
computer, emails, desk office worker
Vocabulary – Countries and jobs
2021-04-29, 01:36 am
8 / 8 points (100%)
Details:
Her name's Salma Hayek. She's from Mexico and she's an actor. 
His name's Neymar. He's from Brazil and he's a football player. 
They're One Direction. They're from the UK and they're singers. 
Her name's Carol King. She's from the US and she's a songwriter.

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Dialogue – Asking about language

2021-04-29, 01:37 am
8 / 8 points (100%)
Details:
A Can you help me, Mr Bowen?
B Yes, Heike.
A How do you say Koffer in English?
B It's suitcase.
A Sorry, can you spell it for me?
B Sure. S-U-I-T-C-A-S-E.
A Thank you.
B No problem.
Dialogue – Making requests
2021-04-29, 01:38 am
8 / 8 points (100%)
Details:

SETH Excuse me. Can I ask you a question?

RECEPTIONI Of course, sir.

ST

SETH What's the password for the WiFi?

RECEPTIONI It's ac224g7.
ST
SETH Sorry. Can you say that more slowly?

RECEPTIONI It's on the hotel card. Here you are.

ST

SETH Thanks.

RECEPTIONI You're welcome.
ST

Grammar – Possessive adjectives

2021-04-29, 01:39 am
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
They're English and their names are Jack and Laura.
Boris is from Russia, but his girlfriend is Turkish.
We're Brazilian. Our home is in Recife.
Angelina Jolie is an actor and so is her husband.
'What's your name?' 'My name's Bond. James Bond.'
Grammar – this|these|that|those
2021-04-29, 01:40 am
6 / 6 points (100%)
Details:
This is Paolo. He's from Italy.
These are my friends. They're from the USA.
'Is this your hat?' 'Yes, it is.'
You speak six languages! Is that true?
'What's that?' 'It's my new tablet.'
'What are those?' 'They're flags.'
Vocabulary – Objects
2021-04-29, 01:41 am
10 / 12 points (83%)
Details:
wallet - wallet
comb - comb
glasses - glasses
notebook - tablet (notebook)
tissues - tissues
tablet - notebook (tablet)
diary - diary
credit card - credit card
coins - coins
camera - camera
toothbrush - toothbrush
keys - keys
Vocabulary – Colours
2021-04-29, 01:43 am
9 / 10 points (90%)
Details:
red
yellow
grey
orange
pink
blue
black
white
browm (brown)
green

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Grammar – have
2021-04-29, 01:45 am
7 / 8 points (87%)
Details:
Aaron
I'm married and I have two children, a boy and a girl.
I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm an only child.

Leyla
I'm 30 years old and I have two sisters and one brother. One of my sisters is married and
she has a daughter.

Seth
I'm not married, but I have a girlfriend and we don't have (have) a baby girl. My girlfriend's
name is Nadia and she has a sister who is married, but she doesn't have any children.
Grammar – have
2021-04-29, 01:18 pm
4 / 8 points (50%)
Details:
A do (Do) you have any brothers and sisters?
B No, I don't. I'm an only child. 
A Have (Do) we do (have) any coffee?
B No, we don't. We need to go shopping. 
A Do (Does) Lionel Messi have many friends on Facebook?
B Yes, he does. 
A Do they have a house on the beach?
B Yes, they do. They have a lot of money, too.
Grammar – Possessive's
2021-04-29, 01:26 pm
1 / 5 points (20%)
Details:
Example Charles – Sophie
Charles is Sophie's husband. 
Ava – Lily
Ava is lily's sister. (Ava is Lily's sister.) 
Sophie – Oliver
Sophie is Olvier's grandchild. (Sophie is Oliver's grandmother.) 
Rob – Emma
Rob is Emma's nephew. (Rob is Emma's uncle.) 
Lisa – Lily
Lisa is Lily's aunt. 
Oliver, Lucas and Emma – Sophie
Oliver, Lucas and Emma is Sophie's grandchildren. (Oliver, Lucas and Emma are Sophie's
grandchildren.)
Vocabulary – Family
2021-04-29, 02:00 am
6 / 7 points (85%)
Details:

TRACY Lisa, where's your husband from?

LISA He's from Spain.

TRACY Are these your children?

LISA Yes, Oliver and Lucas are my son (sons) and this is my daughter, Emma.

ROB Duncan, this is my wife, Alison.

DUNCA Nice to meet you, Alison.

N

ROB And this is my mother, Sophie, and my sister, Lisa.

DUNCA Hi there.
N

STEVE Lily, is Jaime your father?

LILY No, he's my uncle. And these are my cousins, Oliver, Lucas and Emma.

Vocabulary – Family
2021-04-29, 02:01 am
2 / 4 points (50%)
Details:
Lily and Ava are Lisa's nephew (nieces).
Charles is Emma's grandfather.
Lucas is Oliver's brother.
Alison is Lucas's uncle (aunt).

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Grammar – Review
2021-04-29, 02:05 am
3 / 9 points (33%)
Details:
I have a small flat near the beach. I has (don't have) many things in it, but it's very
comfortable. The flat don't have (has) a living room, a bedroom, a small bathroom and a
balcony. It is (doesn't have) much furniture. I only live here in the summer.  
I live in a house near the city centre. The house isn't (has) four bedrooms, a living room, two
bathrooms and a kitchen. There has (isn't) a garden. There are four people in the house:
Michael, Karina, Jay and me. We're university students.  
I'm a football manager for Beijing Gouan in the Chinese Super League. My wife and two
children live in the south of Spain, but I live in a hotel here in China. My room in the hotel is
really big. There doesn't have (is) a television, a small fridge, a computer, a sofa and other
furniture. There are also some paintings on the walls. There aren't any plants.
Grammar – there is / there are
2021-04-29, 12:47 pm
13 / 13 points (100%)
Details:
There are three bedrooms in my flat. 
There isn't an airport in my town. There is only a bus station. 
There is one player from Croatia and another one from Argentina in Real Madrid. 
There are 24 teams in the World Cup. 
A Are there any plants in your house?
B No, there aren't. 
A Excuse me, is there a toilet near here?
B Yes, there is. Over there. 
A Are there any good films on at the cinema this week?
B No, there aren't.  
A Is there a TV in your bedroom?
B No, there isn't.
Listening – A quiz show (1)
2021-04-29, 12:55 pm
2 / 3 points (66%)
Details:
The top three tourist destinations in the world are:
1 France
2 Indonesia
3 US (The US)
Listening – A quiz show (2)
2021-04-29, 12:54 pm
3 / 3 points (100%)
Details:
The US has 58,248,000 tourists.
Indonesia has 68,433,000 tourists.
France has 77,526,000 tourists.
Vocabulary – Rooms and furniture
2021-04-29, 01:08 pm
3 / 5 points (60%)
Details:
KITCHEN
OFFICE
DINING ROOM (LIVING ROOM)
BEDROOM
WASHROOM (BATHROOM)
Vocabulary – Rooms and furniture
2021-04-29, 01:08 pm
8 / 8 points (100%)
Details:
cooker - cooker
sink - sink
cupboard - cupboard
bed - bed
wardrobe - wardrobe
table - table
chair - chair
desk - desk

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Dialogue – Asking for directions

2021-04-29, 01:15 pm
9 / 12 points (75%)
Details:

A Excuse me, where's Oxford Street?

B I'm sorry I don't know. I'm not from here.

A OK. Thank you (Thank) you anyway.

A Excuse me, how do I get to Hope Street? I'm looking for the cinema.

B Go down (along) this road, turn left, then turn left again. The cinema is on the right.

A Thanks very much.

A Excuse me, is there a tourist information office here?

B Yes, there's one near the cathedral.

A How do I get there?

B Do you see the bank on the corner? Walk to the bank and then turn right onto (into) Via dei
Mercanti.

The tourist information office is on the left, opposite the cathedral.

A Great. Thanks.

Dialogue – Asking for directions

2021-04-29, 01:34 pm
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:
A Excuse me, is there a chemist near here?
B Yes, there's one in Scott Street.
A How do I get to Scott Street?
B Go along this road and then turn into Bond Street.
A Thank you. And is there a bank near the chemist?
B Yes, there is. Turn left when you come out of the chemist and the bank is on your
right.
A Sorry, could you repeat that, please?
B Yes, you turn left when you come out of the chemist and the bank is on your right.
A Thank you.
B You're welcome.
Grammar – Review
2021-04-29, 01:40 pm
1 / 8 points (12%)
Details:
Do you have brothers or sisters any? (Do you have any brothers or sisters?)
My name is my father's Tom and name mother's is Ana. (My mother's name is Ana and my
father's name is Tom.)
There aren't in many tourists my town. (There aren't many tourists in my town.)
Many people in New York don't have a car.
My flat small has two bedrooms. (My flat has two small bedrooms.)
My brothers' Mustafa and Deniz names are. (My brothers' names are Mustafa and Deniz.)
Is here near there a office post? (Is there a post office near here?)
Does town your have airport an? (Does your town have an airport?)
Grammar – Prepositions of place
2021-04-29, 02:14 pm
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
The café is between the post office and the sports centre.
The cinema is next to the chemist.
The restaurant is opposite the supermarket.
The bank is near the café.
The park is behind the sports centre, the café and the post office.
Reading – London (1)
2021-04-29, 01:29 pm
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
Many tourists from all over the world visit London. TRUE
There are musicals in the West End. TRUE
There are parks in London. TRUE
The National Gallery and the British Museum are expensive. FALSE
Brick Lane is a good place to buy clothes. TRUE
Reading – London (2)
2021-04-29, 02:08 pm
1 / 4 points (25%)
Details:
London is the writer's favourite holiday destination.
The London Eye is a famous English gallery (landmark).
The tea in Harrods isn't very good (cheap).
The writer thinks the market in Brick Lane is very expensive (good).
Vocabulary – Places in town
2021-04-29, 02:10 pm
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:
train, ticket station
trolley, food supermarket
film, popcorn cinema
dinner, menu restaurant
medicine, prescription chemist
painting, sculpture art gallery
money, account bank
letter, stamp post office
flight, check-in airport
trainers, gym sports centre
Vocabulary – Physical appearance and personality
0 / 8 points (0%)
Not done
Vocabulary – Physical appearance and personality
2021-04-29, 03:57 pm
3 / 4 points (75%)
Details:
ugly
friendly (good-looking)
horrible
pretty

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Grammar – Present simple

2021-04-29, 03:59 pm
3 / 8 points (37%)
Details:
Do you like music classical? (Do you like classical music?)
Do your friends enjoy parties?
They don't speak well English. (They don't speak English well.)
I don't live a big in house. (I don't live in a big house.)
Do you like reading books?
We have friends lot. a online of (We have a lot of online friends.)
I hate shopping on Saturdays.
What do your like of kind friends music? (What kind of music do your friends like?)
Grammar – Present simple
2021-04-29, 02:40 pm
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:
A Andrea, which school do you go to?
B I study at Broadgreen Comprehensive in Liverpool.
A Do you like it there?
B Yes, I do, but I don't like all the teachers or all the classes.
A So what's your favourite class?
B Definitely Spanish.
A Why do you like Spanish?
B Well, we have a great teacher from Peru. She's very friendly. I also think that it's very
important
to speak other languages to find a good job in the future.
A And finally, which classes don't you like?
B I don't really like maths.
Grammar – Present simple
2021-04-29, 04:04 pm
4 / 6 points (66%)
Details:
Andrea, which school do you go to?
Do you like it there?
So Why (what) is your favourite class?
what (Why) do you like Spanish?
And finally, which classes don't you like?
Vocabulary – Music
2021-04-29, 02:13 pm
10 / 16 points (62%)
Details:
rock: AC/DC, Queen, Pete Seeger (folk)
jazz: Dolly Parton (country), Nicky Romero (house), Billie Holiday
pop: Taylor Swift (country), Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus
house: David Guetta, Bob Dylan (folk)
folk:
rap: Eminem, 50 Cent
classical: Beethoven, Vivaldi
country: Chick Corea (jazz)
Grammar – Object pronouns
2021-04-29, 04:03 pm
0 / 7 points (0%)
Details:
Please tell she's (her) (she) what to do. 
I like you'r (you) (you). 
She asks we's (us) (we) what to do all the time. 
He wants they's (them) (they) to come on holiday with us. 
You like he's (him) (he), don't you? 
Tell i't (me) (I) what's wrong. 
I've got a Mini Cooper. I love it's (it) (it).

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Grammar – like, love, hate + noun / + verb + -ing

2021-04-29, 02:11 am
0 / 5 points (0%)
Details:
Example: We like jogging.
I don't like soccer (hate playing football.)

They love music (love listening to music.)

We like to swim (like swimming.)

I like music (like playing music.)

We love video games (love watching television.)
Grammar – like, love, hate + noun / + verb + -ing
2021-04-29, 12:05 pm
1 / 5 points (20%)
Details:
Example I love swimming.
They noum (hate playing) cricket.

We like museums.
I noun shopping (hate shopping).

We hate (love spending) time with friends.

They like dance (like dancing).
Grammar – Present simple
2021-04-29, 12:16 pm
7 / 7 points (100%)
Details:
Hi, my name's Rose and I'm a dancer. I travel a lot because my job is all over the place.
I love music and dancing so I'm really lucky that I do something I love. I like working out in
the gym and jogging to keep fit. I also watch what I eat so I don't gain weight. I
love spending time with my friends and going to the theatre.
Listening – A first date (1)
2021-04-29, 12:17 pm
5 / 5 points (100%)
Details:
Sam likes reading. TRUE
Allie writes children's books. TRUE
Allie has an adopted son. FALSE
Sam's favourite player is Brazilian. FALSE
Sam doesn't like listening to loud music. TRUE
Listening – A first date (2)
2021-04-29, 12:37 pm
6 / 13 points (46%)
Details:

ALLI Sam?
E
SAM Allie?

ALLI Yes, pleased (nice) to meet you.

E

SAM Nice to meet you too, Allie. Would you like a drink?

ALLI Yes, please. A cola with ice.

E

SAM So, Allie, on your profile you say that you're a Writer (writer). That's so interesting! I read
a lot.

What kind of books do you write?

ALLI I write books for children's (children). My last book is about an adopted child. I love
E children. Do you like children?

SAM Not really. I mean, they're funny, but…

ALLI Well, I have a ten-year-old son.

E

SAM Oh, that's not on your profile.

ALLI Mm … Anyway, your profile says that you're into sports, Sam. I love all sport,
E especially sports (swimming) and

tennis. I swim at the weekends and enjoy playing tennis with my son, Lucas.

SAM I like sports. but I don't play them. I like to see (watch) them on TV. I'm a big Arsenal fan.

My favorite (favourite) player's from Chile. His name's Alexis Sanchez. He's amazing! Do

you know any Arsenal players?

ALLI Um, no, I don't know any Arsenal players, Sam. I'm not into football really.
E

SAM Your profile says that you like music.

ALLI I do, especially dance. I love dancing kizomba. Do you know kizomba? It's a bit like salsa
E and merengue.

SAM Well, I don't dance (enjoy) dancing or listening to loud music. Oh look, there's a football

game on TV now.

Southampton and West Ham United. Have another drink, Allie.

Vocabulary – Leisure activities

2021-04-29, 03:55 pm
5 / 10 points (50%)
Details:
play swimming
go working
enjoy parties (to travel)
do the shopping (the bed)
talk to friends (travel books)
visit a museum (football)
write a lot of people
go shopping (the theatre)
read an art gallery
work a football player

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Dialogue – Making suggestions, agreeing and disagreeing

2021-04-29, 04:02 pm
4 / 8 points (50%)
Details:

POLL Let's go to a gig at the weekend.

Y

FELI That's a good idea. Who's playing?

X

POLL Well, there's a good blues band playing at the Hub or there's rock at the Railway.
Y

FELI Mmm. I Alright (prefer) blues. why don't (Why don't we) ask Jack and Flo to come too?
X

POLL OK. How about going for dinner first at that new place in Bridge Street?
Y

FELI No way! I hear it's really expensive.

X

POLL Why don't we (Alright) then, prefer (why don't) I make a curry?

Y

FELI Great idea, Polly. Let's phone Flo now.

X

Dialogue – Making suggestions, agreeing and disagreeing

0 / 6 points (0%)
Not done
Reading – My New York (1)
2021-04-29, 01:42 pm
4 / 4 points (100%)
Details:
Taxi? No, thanks. I like walking.
Lakeisha: I'm a yoga instructor. I really love my job because I have the chance to meet so
many interesting people from different places. In my free time, I enjoy going for walks and
also jogging. I jog every day because I want to run the New York Marathon next November.

It isn't a good job.

Nick: I'm a taxi driver here. I don't really enjoy my job. The traffic in New York is crazy, the
working hours are long and my salary is low. I want to be a subway train driver one day. In
my free time, I like spending time at home with my wife and children and watching a movie
or cooking.

Enjoy the show!

Davina: I'm a singer. Right now, I'm singing in The Lion King musical. As you can imagine, I
love music and I enjoy dancing and singing too. New York is a great place for music lovers,
but New Yorkers don't always have the time or money to go to a musical or to a concert. I
also enjoy shopping and good food.

Not when I'm at home, thanks!

Liam: I work as a chef at a four-star hotel in Manhattan. The restaurant in the hotel is popular
with people from around the world and I like meeting them. My job is very interesting and the
money is good, but it's hard work. I think I cook quite well, but I never cook at home because
I feel tired after a long working day. I just like time alone when I'm not at work.
Reading – My New York (2)
2021-04-29, 01:45 pm
12 / 12 points (100%)
Details:
He/She doesn't enjoy his/her job. Nick
He/She does a lot of sport. Lakeisha
He/She loves what he/she does.Lakeisha, Davina
They work a lot of hours. Liam, Nick
They meet interesting people in their jobs. Liam, Lakeisha
He/She likes buying things. Davina
He/She has a good salary. Liam
They have plans for the future. Lakeisha, Nick
Vocabulary – Days of the week
2021-04-29, 01:46 pm
3 / 4 points (75%)
Details:

aadrStuy Saturday

adnSuy Sunday

adMnoy Monday

adhrsTuy Tursdhay (Thursday)

Vocabulary – Days of the week

2021-04-29, 01:47 pm
3 / 3 points (100%)
Details:
Saturday 
Sunday 
Monday 
Thursday 
Friday 
Wednesday 
Tuesday

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Grammar – Present simple

2021-04-29, 02:51 pm
3 / 13 points (23%)
Details:
Tom is a male nurse. He often works at night and has (sleeps) during the day.
He goes (leaves) for work at 9pm at night and leaves (finishes) at 5am in the morning.
He goes (has) breakfast in the canteen and then goes home. He gets (has) a shower at home
then sleeps (goes) to bed for 8 hours. He has (gets) up at about 2 o’clock in the afternoon
and does (has) his lunch then finishes (does) some jobs at home. He has (goes) swimming
every day to keep fit and spends time with friends when he can although this is quite difficult
as he is often at work when they are out.
Vocabulary – Time
2021-04-29, 09:30 pm
3 / 5 points (60%)
Details:
It’s a quarter past three.
It's twenty to twelve. (It’s twenty to one.)
It’s a quarter to seven.
It's one past five. (It’s five past one.)
It’s twenty past eight.
Vocabulary – Time
2021-04-29, 04:08 pm
0 / 5 points (0%)
Details:
1 10:30 (10.30)
2 7:30 (7.30)
3 3:00 (7.18)
4 8:20 (8.20)
5 3:00 (3.00)
Vocabulary – Daily routine
0 / 30 points (0%)
Not done

4/2
Grammar – Adverbs of frequency
2021-04-29, 02:19 pm
6 / 6 points (100%)
Details:
100% always
80% usually
70% often
50% sometimes
10% hardly ever
0% never
Grammar – Adverbs of frequency
2021-04-29, 02:21 pm
10 / 10 points (100%)
Details:
It hardly ever rains in the desert.
Good readers are often good learners.
The weather in Australia is usually very hot in January.
The weather in Iceland is always very cold in January.
School children in the UK sometimes wear a uniform to school.
University students in the UK never wear a uniform.
Doing sport is often very good for you.
Smoking is never good for you.
Students are usually nervous before exams.
Real Madrid or Barcelona usually win the Spanish League.
Grammar – Review: present simple and adverbs of frequency
2021-04-29, 02:22 pm
0 / 10 points (0%)
Details:
Oscar get up (gets up) at 7.30.
Jess and Leyla (get up) at 7.00.
Jess (never) works out.
Matt hardly ever (works out).
Leyla and Matt (always) cook.
Oscar usually (cooks).
Leyla and Oscar (work) in an office.
Matt (doesn't) work.
Leyla, Oscar and Jess (go to bed) before midnight.
Matt (always) goes to bed late.
Grammar – and or but
2021-04-29, 02:24 pm
8 / 10 points (80%)
Details:
I turn on the computer and I read the online newspapers.
She lives in another country but she doesn't have culture shock.
She plays the guitar and the violin very well.
He only sleeps five hours a night but he's never tired.
They have two children, a son and a daughter.
He doesn't have a big family but his sister has four children.
He plays the guitar and (but) he doesn't play the piano.
Beyoncé is a singer and an actress.
It's a small town but it's very crowded with tourists in the summer.
Night owls don't like getting up early but (and) they don't feel good in the morning.
Reading – Baz Wilson, English teacher in Korea (1)
2021-04-29, 02:27 pm
6 / 6 points (100%)
Details:
Baz Wilson is a 26-year-old Canadian. He teaches English in Korea. His day starts at
7.45, when he gets up. He walks to school and he gets there at 8.30. He teaches four
classes from 9.00 until 12.00, with a five-minute break between classes. Then he stops for
lunch. He always eats lunch with the other teachers. He usually has soup, rice and
kimchi. He never eats meat because he's a vegetarian. He goes back to class at 1.00 and
teaches two more classes. He finishes work at 2.30, but doesn't leave school until 4.30.
Then it's time to go home. He sees a lot of his students on his way home. There are also
people selling clothes, food or fresh fruit. He gets back home at 4.45 and makes a nice cup
of tea. Time to relax!
Reading – Baz Wilson, English teacher in Korea (2)
2021-04-29, 02:31 pm
7 / 7 points (100%)
Details:
What do you do between 2.30 and 4.30? I prepare my classes for the next day. It's my
'planning time'.
Do you enjoy living in Korea? Yes, I do. My life here is more fun than in Canada.
You say you eat kimchi. What is that? It's a traditional Korean dish that has vegetables
with different seasonings.
Do you have any plans for the future? I'm not sure what to do next. I still have three more
months here and I want to enjoy them.
What do you do after school? I'm always busy. My favourite thing to do is take photos and
upload them to my blog.
Is your salary good? It's fine. I have a simple life here, but I don't really need many things
to enjoy life.
I want to teach English in another
country too. Do you have any advice? Yes, I do. Here's the link to my blog:
www.teachinginkorea.bloggingaway.com.
Vocabulary – Adjectives
2021-04-29, 02:34 pm
2 / 7 points (28%)
Details:
HAPPY
TIRED
T (INTERESTING)
D (CROWDED)
(SAD)
(BAD)
(GOOD)

4/3
Dialogue – Expressing interest
2021-04-29, 02:35 pm
6 / 6 points (100%)
Details:
TEACHE Good morning, everyone. Today we have a new student in our English class. His name
R is Anze

and he comes from Slovenia. So tell us, Anze, do you like England?

ANZE Yes, I do.

TEACHE Why are you here?

R

ANZE Well, I play football. I'm a new player for the under-16 Man United team.

TEACHE Really? That's fantastic! Do you enjoy playing for Manchester United?
R

ANZE I love it!

TEACHE Are you really good?

R

ANZE Well, I don't know.

TEACHE I'm sure you are. When do you train, Anze?

R

ANZE Sorry?

TEACHE When do you practise?

R

ANZE Oh, we practise in the afternoons after school and we play our games at the weekend,

usually on Saturday morning.

TEACHE Cool! Well, it's great to have you in our school. Welcome to England! And now
R

I'm afraid we need to start the lesson. Could you please open your books on page 41?

Grammar – Present simple: he / she / it

0 / 41 points (0%)
Not done
Listening – MasterCook (1)
2021-04-29, 03:43 pm
4 / 16 points (25%)
Details:

FAMILY JOB HOBBIES

Elvin He's Vasquez (single). He works as a chef He enjoys sing (singing)
in a restaurant (Mexican and dance (dancing).
restaurant).

Crystal She's Henry (married). She works at a post office. She loves spending time with

She has tree (3) her family, watching movies
children. with her children
and weekends (cooking).

Michael He has Varney (2) He's a engineer (computer He loves to cook (cooking),

children. engineer). like to play the guitar (playing
the guitar) and
go for walks (going for walks).

Listening – MasterCook (2)

2021-04-29, 09:30 pm
0 / 11 points (0%)
Details:
Good eving (evening), everyone, and welcome to another edition of MasterCook, your
favourite TV cooking show. Let me too (introduce) tonight's three contestants. 
In tonight's show, from Washington, DC, Elvin Vazquez. He's from El Salvador,
but (lives) and works in Washington, DC, as a chef in a (Mexican) restaurant. He's a bit of
a (night owl), and after work he enjoys singing and dancing. He's single. 
From Houston, Texas, Crystal Henry. She's (married) and has three children – two boys and a
girl. Crystal works at a post office in Houston and she (loves) spending time with her family.
She enjoys watching (movies) with her children on the weekend. She also loves cooking, of
course. 
And finally from San Diego, California, Michael Varney. Michael is a (computer) engineer
and he also loves cooking, especially barbecues. In his (free) time, he also
enjoys (playing) the guitar and going for walks. Michael is a father of two children: a boy and
a girl.  
So are you ready? Let's start the show!
Vocabulary – Transport
2021-04-29, 04:06 pm
12 / 12 points (100%)
Details:
taxi - taxi
car - car
bike - bike
motorbike - motorbike
boat - boat
train - train
underground - underground
bus - bus
plane - plane
helicopter - helicopter
tram - tram
windsurfer - windsurfer