The imperative

The imperative in English is the same as the infinitive of the verb, without ‘to’. In Chapter Seven, we saw these imperative sentences: Come with me! Please follow me! Please make him a knight. To…

Listening (KET)

Listen to Max and Laura talking about the party. Choose the right answer. What is the journalist wearing? Which photograph are they talking about? Who is talking to Matilda? What does Max want to drink?…

Alone on a desert island

Imagine you are on a desert island. List ten items that you would like to have with you and list them in order of importance. Show your list to your partner and explain your choices.

Characters - Understanding the text

Look at the pictures and write the correct name under each one. Then use the words in the list to describe each character. young unkind red face friendly happy sad big blonde hair pretty black eyes white face

Reading

Mary goes to the gardens and walks round them. It is a cold winter day and she is wearing a long coat and a hat. ‘Why is Mrs Craven’s garden shut?’ she thinks. ‘What’s inside? It’s a secret…

Lions - Understanding the text

Do you know these words about lions? Check them in your dictionary. captivity wild mane cub Now listen to an interview about lions and complete the notes.

Listen and point. Then, write and say.

Listen and point. Then, write and say. My room

Christmas

Listening - The End of the Journey

Listen to the first part of Chapter Nine. Choose the correct answer. They went inside the tunnel They couldn’t make a hole in the rock because While Axel was lighting the explosive, the Professor and…

Grammar (II)

Now complete these sentences with the correct question tag. You played football today, . They don’t live in London, . He won a lot of money in the lottery, . That’s a wonderful piece of music, .…