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B1E/C - WEEK 24 - CLASS 1

appeltaart – gerechten – gezond – keus – kont – kraan – heeft liever – rommel – ruziën – verzinnen.

Vocabulary Check - Dictee

Write down, in a list:

- Vocabulary:

- Present Simple (5.1, P. 119):

- Present Cont. VS Present Simple (5.3 P. 119):

- This/that/these/those (5.7, P. 120):

- Much, many, few, etc. (5.8, P. 120):

- Past Simple: Zijn (6.1, P. 124)

Diagnostic evaluation

After we checked: mark down how you did on this particular subject. Note down 1-10.

Present Simple Practice

Complete the sentences

Use the present simple.

1 say Mikey ... he’s good at basketball, but he isn’t.

2 not cost The food ... that much here. It’s really cheap.

3 talk You always ... really loud. It hurts my ears.

4 speak Excuse me, Sir. ... you ... French?

5 open ... the Head always ... the door for the girls?

6 not need I ... a pen, but thanks anyway.

7 not fancy Josie ... Spud, does she? – No, of course not!

8 order ... your mum and dad always ... healthy food?

9 not know I ... if there’s a salad competition. Ask Jess.

10 walk Amy and Darren often ... to school together.

After we checked: mark down how you did on this particular subject. Note down 1-10.

Present Simple VS Present Continuous

Complete the sentences

Choose between the present simple and the present continuous.

1 cry; cut Maeve always ... when she ... onions.

2 eat I usually ... a lot of greens, but right now I ... chips.

3 work ... you always ... on Saturdays?

4 get up Spud never ... early.

5 ring The phone ... . Can you pick it up, please?

6 talk Jess and I ... on the phone every Saturday.

7 smile Donny always ... when he sees you.

8 leave Why ... the Head ...? He never ... at this time.

9 follow Amy and Jess are over there. They ... the dinner lady to the canteen.

10 drink My mum never ... coffee.

After we checked: mark down how you did on this particular subject. Note down 1-10.

This/that/these/those

1 Can you give me this / that / these / those tomato sauce over there?

2 Do you like this / that / these / those sweets in the shop?

3 Josie, are this / that / these / those sunglasses I’m wearing stupid?

4 It says in this / that / these / those newspaper here that crisps aren’t that bad for you.

5 Can you help me cut this / that / these / those onions here, please?

6 Is this / that / these / those shop over there open?

7 I love this / that / these / those photographs you’ve got there!

8 No, don’t go the other way, go this / that / these / those way, over here.

9 Do this / that / these / those dinner ladies over there always work in the canteen?

10 I really like this / that / these / those options on the menu here.

1 Peter has got very many / a few / few / little work for Josie today.

2 Are there much / many / a little / little customers in the café?

3 Jimmy’s got much / a few / a little / little questions about the competition.

4 Could I have a few / few / a little / little tomato sauce, please?

5 Much / Few / A little / Little pupils like the new menu.

6 You can never eat too much / many / few / a little fruit.

7 We haven’t got much / many / few / a few choice, have we?

8 I like many / few / a few / a little mayo with my chips.

9 Many / much / little / a little people eat bacon and eggs for breakfast.

10 Can we have much / few / a few / little menus over here, please?

Much/many/little/few

After we checked: mark down how you did on this particular subject. Note down 1-10.

- Study vocab unit 5

- Study oneliners unit 5

- + read the grammar of those topics you didn't do as well on as you would like.

Homework:

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