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1Everyday materials

Match the words in A with the words in B.

A B

1 a packet a of paint

2 a carton b of biscuits

3 a cardboard c box

4 a can d of fruit juice

5 a bottle e bags

6 plastic f of water

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2Odd one outWhich word is the odd one out?

1 lion cheetah tiger elephant

2 river sea island ocean

3 bird flower tree plant

4 stone rock soil climate

5 water air snow ice

6 help save waste protect

7 toxic beautiful brilliant fabulous

3First conditional (I)

Match the words in A with the words in B

and make sentences.

A

1 If Sally catches the next train,

2 If you don’t go to sleep now,

3 If they don’t score another goal,

4 If you go out and talk to people,

5 If she doesn’t train after school,

6 If they don’t follow the map,

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a they won’t win the match.

b she won’t get into the team.

c you’ll wake up late tomorrow.

d they’ll get lost.

e she’ll arrive on time.

f you’ll soon make friends.

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b

4First conditional (II)

Complete the sentences. Use the first

conditional.

1 If we our forests, the Earth’s

climate . (destroy /change )

2 If you to the party, you

a great time. (come /have )

3 If she me an email, I

it. (send /not answer )

4 If I nervous, I

very well. (be /not sing )

5 If you a coat, you

cold. (not wear /be )

6 If my brother home soon, he

me with my homework.

(get /help )

7 If Rosie her project, the

teacher very angry. (not

finish /be )

5 TranslationHow do you say these sentences in your

language?

1 What’s your opinion?

2 It’s really disgusting!

3 What on earth are you talking about?

4 Paper comes from trees, right? – Right.

5 The climate is already changing. – Exactly.

6 Is it getting better or worse?

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3First conditional (II)

Look for a mistake in each sentence. Underline

the mistake and correct it.

1 If I go to the shops, I buy some

postcards.

2 If it rains tomorrow, we don’t have a

barbecue.

3 If we won’t leave soon, we’ll be late.

4 If he stops smoking, he’s healthier.

5 If you don’t be careful, you’ll break

that camera.

6 If Marina not writes to me, I’ll be

really disappointed.

7 If you come by coach, we meet you

at the bus station.

8 If Robert will play well, the team

will win.

4First conditional (III)

Complete the sentences. Use your own ideas.

1 If I have problems with my work,

.

2 If the weather’s bad on Saturday,

.

3 If I can save some money,

.

4 If this programme isn’t interesting,

.

5 If ,

you won’t be very healthy.

6 If ,

they’ll have a good time.

7 If ,

my teacher will be pleased.

8 If ,

I won’t go to the party.

my sister will help me

I’ll

1Revision: can , must , should , will

Complete the dialogue. Choose words from

the box. Some words can be used twice.

can can’t must mustn’t should

shouldn’t ’ll won’t

A: You 1 ring Lucy, Danny. Ask her to be

in your band.

B: I don’t want to do it now. I think I 2

do it tomorrow.

A: Don’t be silly. What are you waiting for?

B: I 3 remember her phone number.

A: No problem, I 4 give it to you. Here,

look. The number’s 328955. I think you

5 ring her now.

B: Maybe. But she’s the best singer in the school.

She 6 want to be in my band, so it’ll

be a waste of time.

A: Danny! You 7 be so pessimistic!

B: Pete, stop! Please.

A: OK, then. I 8 try to help you. You’ve

got a negative attitude!

2First conditional (I)

Match the words in A with the words in B and

make sentences.

A B

1 If there’s some bread a we’ll help the

in the kitchen, environment.

2 If it gets cold, b they’ll become3 If you’re ready in extinct.

five minutes, c you won’t be

4 If we use recycled tired tomorrow.

materials, d we’ll close the

5 If you don’t put the ice windows.

in the fridge, e I won’t pass.

6 If you go to bed now, f I’ll make a

7 If we don’t protect the sandwich.

wild tigers, g I’ll drive you to

8 If I don’t study for the station.

these exams, h it’ll melt.

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Student A questions1 What are you doing after school today?

2 How many wild tigers are there in the world?

3 What’s your worst subject at school?

4 Who was Tom and Neesha’s science teacher?

5 What do you usually do on Sunday evening?6 Which person in your group has got the shortest surname?

7 Do you like watching horror films?

8 Is Ben Nevis the highest mountain in the world?

9 What were you doing at 9 o’clock last night?

10 Say the names of three parts of a computer.

11 What can you cook if you’re having a barbecue?

12 What did Matt find in his tent in France?

13 Where was Bob Marley born?

14 Should you run away quickly if you see a bear in the forest?

15 Where would you like to go on your next holiday?

16 Whose pet tortoise went for a long walk?

Student B questions1 What’s the longest river in the world?

2 What are you going to do when you leave school?

3 What would you like to get for your next birthday?

4 How much blood is there in your body?

5 Are you taller than the person on your left?

6 What’s the climate like in Canada?

7 When were you born?

8 What should we do with old bottles and paper?

9 Say the names of three electrical machines in your home.10 In the story Wild Flowers , what was the name of Tom’s cat?

11 Why was Lisa angry with her parents?

12 What were you doing at 4 o’clock last Sunday?

13 How many students are there in your class today?

14 What’s the American word for ‘biscuits’?

15 Which is shorter, January or February?

16 Which school did you go to four years ago?

Student C questions1 What’s the coldest continent in the world?

2 How many days are there in a year?3 How old will you be on your next birthday?

4 Where does Matt live?

5 Is a DVD player more expensive than an electric toothbrush?

6 Where should you go to buy a magazine or a newspaper?

7 What were you doing two hours ago?

8 Say the names of three vegetables.

9 Who did Emily beat in the Picton Lake race?

10 Why couldn’t Wayne walk back to the youth hostel?

11 What do you need to make a cheese omelette?

12 There are three countries in Britain. What are they?

13 Say the name of a famous building in London.14 What are you doing next Saturday night?

15 Whose boyfriend wanted to build houses on the school playing field?

16 How much time do you spend at school every week?

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A FINAL THOUGHT‘Think of all the beauty stillleft around you and behappy.’

Anne Frank

The World Wide Fund For NatureWhat does ‘conservation’ mean?

Do you know the names of any conservation groups in your country?

Li f e a n d c u l t u r e

The World Wide FundFor Nature began in 1961.

It is an international organisation,

and it has 2,000 different

conservation projects in different

parts of the world. Its symbol is

the famous giant panda.

The natural world is in great

danger, and its most dangerous

enemy is us – human beings. We

are destroying the Earth’s animals,

plants and rainforests. The WWF is

trying to protect them.

These are some of the problems.

• One in four animals (mammals,birds, reptiles and fish) are in danger.

• 13 % of our plants and flowersare disappearing fast.

• 26 hectares of rainforest disappear every minute . Only 50% of theworld’s rainforest now remains.

• 60,000 whales and dolphins dieevery year in fishing nets.

• 50% of the world’s coral reefs are indanger.

These are some of the WWF’s successes.

• In the 1960sthere were only100 rhinos* in

Nepal. Nowthere are 600.

• The number of gorillas inRwanda is rising.

• When the USgovernmentwanted to find oil inan important regionof Alaska, the WWFstopped them.

You can help too.For more information, go to the WWF website,

or contact us at:Panda House, Weyside Park, Godalming,

Surrey (UK).

* rhinoceros

TaskRead the leaflet, then find this information.

1 Percentage of animals in danger.

2 Percentage of plants in danger.

3 Area of rainforest destroyed every minute.

4 Number of whales and dolphins

killed every year.5 Number of rhinos in Nepal 40 years ago.

6 Number of rhinos in Nepal now.

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