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Divide the words into 4 columns according to the type of the

syllable

cake fact term file silk born farm but mere dark here sky care fur he stone car is bird pitch smile trick dare by not tune same nice fare

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Let’s checkI II III IV

cake

file

sky

he

stone

smile

by

tune

same

nice

fact

silk

but

pitch

trick

not

born

term

farm

dark

fur

car

bird

mere

here

care

dare

fare

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Odd one out

1) brown, down, town, grow2) great, tea, meat, eat3) children,chemistry, teacher, check4) this, that, there, three5) thanks, three, though,thin6) what, where, who, when, why7) cat, cartoon, carton, cinema8) good, gym, girl, great9) pig, sit, kind, big10) plant,bag, fat, sat

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Make words using the letters given

1. ubesjtc

2. rbeumpl

3. treansp

4. ymstnacgsi

5. itcsom

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Make words using the letters given

1. subject

2. rbeumpl

3. treansp

4. ymstnacgsi

5. itcsom

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Make words using the letters given

1. subject

2. plumber

3. treansp

4. ymstnacgsi

5. itcsom

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Make words using the letters given

1. subject

2. plumber

3. parents

4. ymstnacgsi

5. itcsom

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Make words using the letters given

1. subject

2. plumber

3. parents

4. gymnastics

5. itcsom

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Make words using the letters given

1. subject

2. plumber

3. parents

4. gymnastics

5. sitcom

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Correct the mistakes

1) twenty three

2) three hundred sixty-seven

3) seven millions

4) fourty

5) the nineth

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Let’s check

1) twenty- three

2) three hundred and sixty-seven

3) seven million

4) forty

5) the ninth

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Word MazeBEAUTIFUL

trendy

boring

tired

exciting

easy

important

hard

CALMfantastic

funny hungryhappy ugly

lonely terrified lucky sad

left

scared

unusual

nervous

wild

favourite

slow

huge

worse

fast

tiny

cool

interesting

first

older

better hot

different

right surprising

great

difficult

brilliant

bright

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Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings

1) to get on

2) to look after

3) to give up

4) to put off

5) to get away

6) to go on

7) to look for

8) to make up

9) to turn up

10) to find out

a) to continue

b) to compose

c) to escape

d) to be friends

e) to stop

f) to take care

g) to appear

h) to search

i) to discover

j) to postpone

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COME BRIDGES YOUR THEM BEFORE YOU DON’T TO CROSS

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SPEAK

THAN

WORDS

ACTIONS

LOUDER

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NINE STITCH A TIME SAVES IN

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MOUTHLOOKHORSE

DON’TGIFT

THEIN

A

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A stitch in time saves nine

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WORDSACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER

THAN

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MOUTH

LOOK

HORSE

DON’T GIFT

THEIN

A

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Don't cross your bridges before you come to them

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Richard•has a chemistry exam•is single•can’t drive•has a lottery ticket•got up late•lost his keys

Fail: get a job as a lab assistantPass: study chemistry

at university

His chemistry examFeel a lot happier

Have a girlfriend

Know how to drive

Save up to buy a car

The lottery

Win: buy a new computer

Not win: not feel too disappointed

Was late for the lesson

Couldn’t open the door

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True or false?

1. Welsh is an official language of Wales.

2. Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon.

3. BBC stands for “Best British Culture”.

4.The national symbol of Scotland is a thistle.

5. The British flag is often called “the Stars and Stripes”

6.The Beatles started their career in New-York .

7.The Speaker’s Corner is in the Hyde Park.

8.Children go “trick or treating” on the 1st of April.

F

T

F

T

F

FT

F

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