1/06/2014

Week 4, Day 7

Revision Day


This week we have practised
the following topics:


Daily Routine.
Holidays
Seasons and Weather
Household Chores
Health and Medical Care
Friendship




1) Look at the pictures, listen to the dialogues and tell 6 stories. Record your voice. Listen to your voice. Compare your story and the text in the last training (Training 3).



DAILY ROUTINE



















































FRIENDSHIP
























2) Revise the topic texts in Present Simple. Record them and compare them with the original texts.



32. My Working Day
41. Public Holidays
23. Household chores
9. Colds and Flu
15. Friends































3) Revise Black Jack Comes Back, Chapter 7






Black Jack Chapter Seven Part One

































EN Black Jack Chapter Seven Part Three 































EN Black Jack Chapter Seven Part Four
































To download Black Jack Comes Back program go to www.sapcrystals.com choose one of the platforms: Windows (Personal Computer), MAC (Macintosh), iOS (iPhones, iPads), Android (smartphones, tablets) and follow the instructions.





Daily Routine
Training 3
If you are a student and have to earn extra money, your daily routine can be very busy. The young person from this conversation seems to be in that position. Every Monday he gets up at five o’clock in the morning because he has to be at Eddie’s Diner at six o’clock. He washes dishes there until two o’clock. Then he goes home and sleeps for an hour. After that he rides his bike in the park. In the evening he has dinner with his friends and then goes to his Spanish class. He tells his friend that sometimes he likes being so busy and sometimes he doesn’t.


Holidays

Training 3
Bob’s favourite holiday is any holiday that gives him a long time off school. The summer break doesn’t count because it’s not for a holiday. He says that Easter is his favourite, he really likes hunting for Easter eggs. His whole family makes Easter eggs and hides them, then all the children look for them. Tim prefers New Year’s Eve. He loves staying up late and watching one year change into the next. And he doesn’t mind drinking champagne.

Seasons and Weather

Training 3
Fred asks Paul about the coldest place he has travelled to. Paul answers that it was Finland. He was in Finland in January and it was minus 20 degrees. He had to wear about six layers of clothing. He went skiing and ice skating on frozen rivers. It was lots of fun. He also went to saunas. It was perfect weather for saunas. They drank Finnish vodka and sweated. He would like to go to Finland again but only in summer.

Household Chores

Training 3
Nick phones his mother and asks her to come to his house. His house is very dirty and he wants his mother to help him clean it. Nick’s mother refuses to come because she is very tired. She tells her son that he is fifty-one years old and he can do the housework himself. But Nick doesn’t know how to do it. His wife can’t do it either, because she is ill and has to stay in bed. His children are at the beach with Uncle Butch. His cleaning lady won the lottery and now she doesn’t clean houses and Nick can’t find a new cleaning lady. In the end Nick’s mother agrees to come. She tells him that he is a baby, but he is her baby.


Health and Medical Care

Training 3
Jane doesn’t feel well. She has a headache and her throat hurts. Linda tells her that she should go home and rest. But Jane says that she has no time to be ill. She has to go to rehearsal. She is in a play and it’s very important for her to be there. Linda doesn’t think that it’s a good idea. She tells her that if she goes to rehearsal when she is sick, she will make herself worse. She advises her to go home, lies down, drink lots of juice and tea and eat lots of garlic. Jane is worried that if she doesn’t rehearse, the play will be terrible. Linda explains to her that if she rehearses today, she might become more sick. And if she gets worse, maybe there will be no play for her. Besides, if she goes today, she might give the cold to the other actors. In this case there really won’t be any play.

Friendship

Training 3
Susan is asking Jenny to double date for her. Jenny refuses to do that, but Susan insists because she thinks that Jenny owes her. She lent Jenny her new dress for a date. Jenny says that lending a dress is different from asking her to double date. Susan pleads with Jenny to help her. She doesn’t know Todd, her date, very well and she is worried that they won’t have much in common. She promises Jenny that if she doesn’t like her date, Luke, they will go home. In the end Jenny agrees to go, but she wants to borrow that new dress again and the shoes too.




TOPIC TEXTS



32. My Working Day
There are five working days in a week. I work eight hours a day. Work starts at 8 and finishes at 5 o’clock. I come home at 6 o’clock. My working day is long and tiring. There is always a lot of work. I phone our clients and answer the phone calls. I also type price lists and do other office work. The lunch break is from 1 to 2 p.m. I can have short coffee breaks, too. I have a comfortable working space. There are five people in the office. We usually meet at the end of the day. We discuss our results then. The meeting is starting now.

41. Public Holidays
We haven’t got many public holidays. We have got about eight of them. March 15, August 20, October 23, Christmas and Easter are public holidays in Hungary. They are days-off. We don’t work then. People stay at home with their families. They can travel or go hiking. They can visit their relatives. There are often fireworks on holidays. Children like them. Christmas and Easter are my favourite holidays. There are some old Christmas and Easter traditions. We give each other nice presents at Christmas. We paint eggs at Easter. Christmas is coming now!

23. Household chores
Nobody likes household chores, but everybody has to do them. Household chores are boring. But they are very important. I just hate them. I have a lot of household chores. And my boyfriend hasn’t got any. There are always a lot of dirty dishes after dinner. And we haven’t got a dishwasher. So I usually do the washing-up after dinner. Sometimes there is dust on the furniture. So I dust the furniture every week. Fortunately, I have a washing machine. So I never do the washing by hand. I don’t vacuum, either. So, after all, my boyfriend has one household chore.

9. Colds and Flu
Colds and flu are dangerous. They are a real problem during winter. A lot of people get flu or a cold then. You can catch flu on a bus or even in the hospital. If you catch a cold, you cough, sneeze and even have a fever. You can’t work with flu. You can’t even visit your friends. You can spend a week in bed or more when you have the flu. You drink hot tea. You take medicine. There are a lot of medicines for colds and flu. But they don’t work. At least, they don’t help me. Fortunately, I don’t catch colds very often. And I don’t have a cold now.

15. Friends
There are a lot of good people in the world. There are some really nice people. They are my friends. Friends are important. I have got a lot of good friends. They are very helpful. We can talk, dance, eat out and listen to music together. I can tell my friends anything. Friends can always help you. My best friend’s name is Diana. She can dance very well. She has got dark eyes and a nice smile. We have got the same hobbies and interests. I often phone and e-mail my friends. Unfortunately, we don’t meet very often now.

1/04/2014

Week 4, day 6

Today's topic is Friendship






1) Listen to the dialogue and the three stories, the three summaries of the conversation, without reading the texts. Listen 2-3 times. After that listen to the dialogue and the summaries again looking at the texts and check whether you could understand all the details or not.





1.

Jenny: No, I’m not doing it!
Susan: Please, Jenny. It won’t be that bad.
Jenny: No. I can’t believe you asked me to.
Susan: If you were my friend you would do it.
Jenny: If you were my friend you wouldn’t have asked.
Susan: But I would do it for you.
Jenny: Really. Would you?
Susan: Of course. Anyway, you owe me.
Jenny: For what?
Susan: I lent you my new dress for that date last week.
Jenny: Okay. That was nice of you. But lending a dress is different from asking me to double date.
Susan: But he is really cute.
Jenny: What’s his name?
Susan: Luke. He’s Todd’s best friend.
Jenny: Why do you need me to double date with you?
Susan: Because I don’t know Todd very well and I’m worried.
Jenny: Worried about what?
Susan: That we won’t have much in common.
Jenny: What if I really don’t like Luke?
Susan: Then we can go home.
Jenny: Really? Even if you are having fun?
Susan: Yes.
Jenny: You promise?
Susan: Yes, I promise.
Jenny: Can I borrow that dress again?
Susan: I don’t know.
Jenny: Please.
Susan: Okay.
Jenny: Can I borrow those shoes?
Susan: Sure. Now, where are we going out?

Training 1
Susan: “Todd and I are going on a date. I don’t know Todd very well and I am worried. I am worried because I don’t know what to talk to him about if we don’t have much in common. However, I have a good idea. My friend Jenny can help me. I will ask Jenny to double date with me. Todd’s best friend Luke will have a date with Jenny and I will have a date with Todd. Jenny can’t refuse because she owes me. Once I lent her my new dress for a date.”

1. Who are you going on a date with?
2. Why are you worried?
3. Who can help you?
4. What do you want Jenny to do?
5. Who will Jenny have a date with?
6. Why can’t Jenny refuse?

Training 2
Jenny: “Susan wants me to double date for her. She is going on a date with Todd and I will have a date with Todd’s best friend Luke. I don’t like the idea because I don’t know Luke at all. What if I really don’t like Luke? But I can’t refuse. I owe Susan. Once I borrowed her new dress for a date. Susan wants me to double date for her so much that she can’t refuse if I borrow that dress again and her new shoes for my date tonight.”

1. What does Susan want you to do for her?
2. Who will you have a date with?
3. Why don’t you like the idea?
4. Why can’t you refuse?
5. What can you borrow from Susan in return?
6. Where are you going tonight?

Training 3
Susan is asking Jenny to double date for her. Jenny refuses to do that, but Susan insists because she thinks that Jenny owes her. She lent Jenny her new dress for a date. Jenny says that lending a dress is different from asking her to double date. Susan pleads with Jenny to help her. She doesn’t know Todd, her date, very well and she is worried that they won’t have much in common. She promises Jenny that if she doesn’t like her date, Luke, they will go home. In the end Jenny agrees to go, but she wants to borrow that new dress again and the shoes too.



- Read the dialogue and the summaries yourself recording your voice. Then listen to the original texts and to your voice sentence by sentence.






- Training 1. Answer the questions. Read the first question and answer it, then read the second... and so on.




- Now just look at the questions and answer them one by one. Do it 2-3 times. Try not to stop after each question.






- Say the text of Training 1 without looking at the text. Record your voice and compare your story with the story in the book.


- Training 2. Do the same with Training 2.


- Training 3. Read the summary 2-3 times. You don't have to memorise it now.








2) Listen to Topic 15, Friends 2-3 times.



- Listen and read the text now. Stop the recording after each sentence and try to imitate the native speaker.





There are a lot of good people in the world. There are some really nice people. They are my friends. Friends are important. I have got a lot of good friends. They are very helpful. We can talk, dance, eat out and listen to music together. I can tell my friends anything. Friends can always help you. My best friend’s name is Diana. She can dance very well. She has got dark eyes and a nice smile. We have got the same hobbies and interests. I often phone and e-mail my friends. Unfortunately, we don’t meet very often now.


- Answer the questions.

1. What is your opinion about friends?
2. How many friends have you got?
3. What can you do together?
4. Who can you tell anything?
5. Who can always help you?
6. What is your best friend’s name?
7. What does she look like?
8. What do you have in common?
9. Do you often meet your friends?
10. How do you communicate with them?

- Try to memorise the text.




- Say the text. Record your voice and then check out with the original text.








3) Listen to Topic 15, Friends in Past Simple.

Read it several times and answer the questions.




I had a lot of good friends at school. They were very helpful. We could talk, dance, eat out and listen to music together. I could tell my friends everything. We had the same hobbies and interests.

1. Did you have a lot of friends at school?
2. What could you do together?
3. Who could you tell everything?
4. Did you have the same interests?







4) Practise Black Jack Comes Back, Chapter 7, Part 3 (Picture 3)




EN Black Jack Chapter Seven Part Three 















To download Black Jack Comes Back program go to www.sapcrystals.com choose one of the platforms: Windows (Personal Computer), MAC (Macintosh), iOS (iPhones, iPads), Android (smartphones, tablets) and follow the instructions.














5) Do this test from Topic-Based Tests for Beginners.







FRIENDSHIP

Complete the sentences


myself, himself, herself, itself, yourself, yourselves, ourselves, themselves
1. That little girl can’t lace up the shoes _____.
2. You, guys, will have to clean up the room _____.
3. The computer switches off _____.
4. We have to do all this work _____.
5. I’m going to write a letter to your friend _____.
6. You should send an E-mail to my parents _____, Bob.
7. Their car broke down and they can’t repair it_____.
8. Ted says he had to solve the problem _____.
9. Tom didn’t show up so she had to carry that heavy bag _____.
10. We can decide whether to get married or not _____, mum!

each other, themselves
11. Both men disliked _____.
12. In fact, they hated _____.
13. They loved only _____.
14. They rarely greeted _____.
15. Sometimes, they could hardly control _____.
16. The girl and the boy can’t live without _____.
17. They love _____ so much.
18. They never argue with _____.
19. They often forget about _____.
20. They want to get married and earn their living _____.


See the key to this test below.




Key to Test 3, Friendship


1. herself 2. yourselves 3. itself 4. ourselves 5. myself 6. yourself 7. themselves 8. himself 9. herself 10. ourselves 11. each other 12. each other 13. themselves 14. each other 15. themselves 16. each other 17. each other 18. each other 19. themselves 20. themselves

1/03/2014

Week 4, day 5

Today's topic is Health and Medical Care






1) Listen to the dialogue and the three stories, the three summaries of the conversation, without reading the texts. Listen 2-3 times. After that listen to the dialogue and the summaries again looking at the texts and check whether you could understand all the details or not.





1.

Linda: What is the matter?
Jane: I don’t feel well.
Linda: What’s wrong?
Jane: I have a headache and my throat hurts.
Linda: That doesn’t sound so good. Maybe you have a cold. Do you have a fever?
Jane: I don’t think so. I don’t know. But I don’t have time to be ill.
Linda: It doesn’t matter if you have time or not. You should go home and rest.
Jane: I can’t. I have to go to rehearsal. I am in a play and it is very important for me to be there.
Linda: But if you go to rehearsal when you are sick you will make yourself worse. You need to go home and lie down. Drink lots of juice and tea and eat lots of garlic.
Jane: Garlic? That helps?
Linda: Yes. But nothing will help unless you rest.
Jane: But if I don’t rehearse then the play will be terrible.
Linda: If you rehearse today, you might become more sick. And if you get worse maybe there will be no play for you! Also, if you go today then you might give the cold to the other actors. Then there really won’t be any play.

Training 1
Jane: “I don’t feel well today. I have a headache and my throat hurts. And of course, it is exactly when I don’t have time to be ill. I simply can’t go home and have a rest, as Linda advises. I know she is right. But I really can’t! I have to go to rehearsal. I am in a play and if I don’t rehearse, then the play will be terrible. But Linda says that if I rehearse, I might become more sick or even give the cold to other actors. And then our director will never give me another part. So perhaps I’ll go home after all.”

1. How are you today?
2.Why can’t you go home and rest?
3.What will happen if you don’t rehearse?
4.What does Linda say?
5. What will you do?

Training 2
Linda: “I think sick people should stay at home and rest. That’s what I tell Jane, too. The thing is she wants to go to rehearsal. But she’ll only make herself worse. What she really needs is to go home, lie down, drink lots of juice and tea and eat lots of garlic. I always do all these things and I recover very fast. But Jane doesn’t understand that if she rehearses, she might get worse and give the cold to the other actors. then there won’t be any play at all.”

1. What should sick people do?
2. Why can’t Jane go to rehearsal?
3. What does she need?
4. What do you do when you are sick?
5. What will happen if Jane rehearses?

Training 3
Jane doesn’t feel well. She has a headache and her throat hurts. Linda tells her that she should go home and rest. But Jane says that she has no time to be ill. She has to go to rehearsal. She is in a play and it’s very important for her to be there. Linda doesn’t think that it’s a good idea. She tells her that if she goes to rehearsal when she is sick, she will make herself worse. She advises her to go home, lies down, drink lots of juice and tea and eat lots of garlic. Jane is worried that if she doesn’t rehearse, the play will be terrible. Linda explains to her that if she rehearses today, she might become more sick. And if she gets worse, maybe there will be no play for her. Besides, if she goes today, she might give the cold to the other actors. In this case there really won’t be any play.



- Read the dialogue and the summaries yourself recording your voice. Then listen to the original texts and to your voice sentence by sentence.






- Training 1. Answer the questions. Read the first question and answer it, then read the second... and so on.




- Now just look at the questions and answer them one by one. Do it 2-3 times. Try not to stop after each question.






- Say the text of Training 1 without looking at the text. Record your voice and compare your story with the story in the book.


- Training 2. Do the same with Training 2.


- Training 3. Read the summary 2-3 times. You don't have to memorise it now.






2) Listen to Topic 9, Colds and Flu 2-3 times.








- Listen and read the text now. Stop the recording after each sentence and try to imitate the native speaker.



Colds and flu are dangerous. They are a real problem during winter. A lot of people get flu or a cold then. You can catch flu on a bus or even in the hospital. If you catch a cold, you cough, sneeze and even have a fever. You can’t work with flu. You can’t even visit your friends. You can spend a week in bed or more when you have the flu. You drink hot tea. You take medicine. There are a lot of medicines for colds and flu. But they don’t work. At least, they don’t help me. Fortunately, I don’t catch colds very often. And I don’t have a cold now.
- Answer the questions.
1. Are colds and flu dangerous?
2. When are they a real problem?
3. Where can you catch a cold or flu?
4. What are the symptoms of a cold or flu?
5. Can you work or visit friends when you have the flu?
6. What do you do if you have flu?
7. Are there any medicines for colds and flu?
8. Do they help you?
9. Do you catch colds and flu very often?
10. Do you have flu now?

- Try to memorise the text.


- Say the text. Record your voice and then check out with the original text.







3) Listen to Topic 9, Colds and Flu in Past Simple.


Read it several times and answer the questions.






9. Colds andFlu
Colds and flu were very dangerous one hundred years ago. They were a real problem in winter. There wasn’t a lot of medicine for colds and flu then. There weren’t many doctors, either. So a lot of people died of the flu.

1. When were colds and flu really dangerous?
2. Was there much medicine for them then?
3. What about doctors?
4. How many people died of the flu?







4) Practise Black Jack Comes Back, Chapter 7, Part 4 (Picture 4)








EN Black Jack Chapter Seven Part Four
















To download Black Jack Comes Back program go to www.sapcrystals.com choose one of the platforms: Windows (Personal Computer), MAC (Macintosh), iOS (iPhones, iPads), Android (smartphones, tablets) and follow the instructions.







5) Do this test from Topic-Based Tests for Beginners.










HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE
1
Complete the sentences with
who, what, when, where, why, how
1. _____ is she? She is my best friend.
2. _____ are you going?
3. _____ are you? I’m fine.
4. It’s four o’clock. _____ does your train leave?
5. You seem sad. _____?
6. That sandwich looks delicious. _____ did you get it?
7. That soup looks terrible. _____ is in it?
8. I don’t know _____ is in this medicine.
9. _____ gave it to you?
10. _____ much does it cost?
11. _____ is the best time to go?
12. _____ are you crying?
13. We can go any time. I don’t care _____.
14. But _____ is the doctor’s office?
15. Someone can show you but I don’t know _____.
16. _____ time is your appointment?
17. _____ are you leaving?
18. _____ do you have to go to the dentist?
19. _____ can I get there?
20. I don’t know _____ the doctor is not here.


See the key to this test below.




Key to Test 1, Health and Medical Care
1. who 2. where 3. how 4. when 5. why 6. where 7. what 8. what 9. who 10. how 11. when 12. why 13. when 14. where 15. who 16. what 17. when 18. when/why 19. how/when 20. why

1/02/2014

Week 4, day 4

Today's topic is Household Chores






1) Listen to the dialogue and the three stories, the three summaries of the conversation, without reading the texts. Listen 2-3 times. After that listen to the dialogue and the summaries again looking at the texts and check whether you could understand all the details or not.







1.

On the telephone:

Nick: Mother, can you come to my house?
Mrs. Smith: Why?
Nick: The house is very dirty. Can you help me?
Mrs. Smith: I can’t come now. I’m so tired.
Nick: Mother, please!
Mrs. Smith: Son, how old are you?
Nick: I’m fifty-one years old.
Mrs. Smith: Yes, son. You are fifty-one. You are old enough to do the housework.
Nick: But Mother! I don’t know how!
Mrs. Smith: Ask your wife.
Nick: She’s in bed. She is ill.
Mrs. Smith: Ask the children.
Nick: They’re on holiday at the beach with Uncle Butch.
Mrs. Smith: And the cleaning lady?
Nick: She won the lottery, so now she doesn’t clean houses.
Mrs. Smith: Can’t you find a new cleaning lady?
Nick: No, Mother. I can’t.
Mrs. Smith: Okay, son. I’m coming. You are a baby, but you are my baby.

Training 1
Nick: “I rarely do housework. I don’t like it. In fact, I hate it. Yet, I have to do the housework today. My wife can’t help me because she is ill in bed. My children can’t help me because they are at the beach with Uncle Butch. Our cleaning lady won the lottery and now she doesn’t clean houses. Only my mother can help me. I know she doesn’t like it but she can’t say ‘no’ to me. I am fifty-one but I am still her baby.”

1. What do you have to do today?
2. Do you like it?
3. Have you got a cleaning lady?
4. What about your wife or your children?
5. Is there anyone who can help you?
6. Why can’t she say ‘no’ to you?
7. How old are you?

Training 2
Mrs Smith: “My son Nick sometimes calls me and asks me to help him around the house. I don’t like it but I can’t say ‘no’. His wife is ill now and has to stay in bed. His children don’t want to help. Nick doesn’t have a cleaning lady and he can’t do the housework himself. He is fifty-one and he is like a baby, but he is my baby. So I can’t refuse him.”

1. Why does your son sometimes call you?
2. Do you like it?
3. Why can’t his wife help him?
4. What about the children?
5. Where is his cleaning lady?
6. How old is he?
7. Why can’t you refuse?

Training 3
Nick phones his mother and asks her to come to his house. His house is very dirty and he wants his mother to help him clean it. Nick’s mother refuses to come because she is very tired. She tells her son that he is fifty-one years old and he can do the housework himself. But Nick doesn’t know how to do it. His wife can’t do it either, because she is ill and has to stay in bed. His children are at the beach with Uncle Butch. His cleaning lady won the lottery and now she doesn’t clean houses and Nick can’t find a new cleaning lady. In the end Nick’s mother agrees to come. She tells him that he is a baby, but he is her baby.









- Read the dialogue and the summaries yourself recording your voice. Then listen to the original texts and to your voice sentence by sentence.






- Training 1. Answer the questions. Read the first question and answer it, then read the second... and so on.




- Now just look at the questions and answer them one by one. Do it 2-3 times. Try not to stop after each question.






- Say the text of Training 1 without looking at the text. Record your voice and compare your story with the story in the book.


- Training 2. Do the same with Training 2.


- Training 3. Read the summary 2-3 times. You don't have to memorise it now.








2) Listen to Topic 23, Household Chores 2-3 times.




- Listen and read the text now. Stop the recording after each sentence and try to imitate the native speaker.




Nobody likes household chores, but everybody has to do them. Household chores are boring. But they are very important. I just hate them. I have a lot of household chores. And my boyfriend hasn’t got any. There are always a lot of dirty dishes after dinner. And we haven’t got a dishwasher. So I usually do the washing-up after dinner. Sometimes there is dust on the furniture. So I dust the furniture every week. Fortunately, I have a washing machine. So I never do the washing by hand. I don’t vacuum, either. So, after all, my boyfriend has one household chore. 

Answer the questions

1. Does anybody like household chores?
2. Are household chores amazing?
3. Do you like them?
4. How many household chores have you got?
5. Has your boyfriend got any?
6. Have you got a dishwasher?
7. Who does the washing-up then?
8. What are your other chores?
9. Do you do the washing, too?
10. Who vacuums in your flat?

- Try to memorise the text.


- Say the text. Record your voice and then check out with the original text.









2) Listen to Topic 23, Household Chores in Past Simple.


Read it several times and answer the questions.




When I didn’t have any household appliances, household chores were boring. We didn’t have a dishwasher or a vacuum-cleaner. So I usually did the washing-up after dinner. There was a lot of dust on the furniture. And I did the washing, too.

1. When were household chores boring?
2. Did you have a dishwasher and a vacuum-cleaner then?
3. Who did the washing-up and the washing?
4. Was there dust on the furniture, too?







3) Practise Black Jack Comes Back, Chapter 7, Part 1 (Picture 1)






Black Jack Chapter Seven Part One










To download Black Jack Comes Back program go to www.sapcrystals.com choose one of the platforms: Windows (Personal Computer), MAC (Macintosh), iOS (iPhones, iPads), Android (smartphones, tablets) and follow the instructions.









4) Do this test from Topic-Based Tests for Beginners.







Choose the correct one.


HOUSEHOLD CHORES
1
Which is correct?
1. _____ any food in the fridge?
a) There is
b) Is there
c) Is it
2. _____ your dirty clothes?
a) Are they
b) Are
c) Is it
3. I don’t want to do the washing _____.
a) down
b) out
c) up
4. Edgar _____ does the laundry.
a) never
b) a lot
c) ever
5. _____ socks are these?
a) Whose
b) Who
c) Who’s
6. Come and get it! The food is _____ the table.
a) on top
b) on to
c) on
7. That’s Bubba _____ dirty laundry.
a) ’s
b) s
c) is
8. I don’t have _____ time to clean my flat.
a) the
b) a
c) one
9. _____ you give me the soap?
a) Do
b) Are
c) Can
10. _____ family has got a vacuum cleaner.
a) There is
b) Some
c) My
11. _____ help with the housework?
a) Does he
b) Is he
c) Are they
12. Where is the _____?
a) milk
b) my milk
c) that milk
13. Reggie wants to do _____ housework.
a) a
b) many
c) some
14. We wash the car _____ Saturday.
a) always
b) at
c) every
15. We wash our clothes in a _____.
a) wash machine
b) washer machine
c) washing machine
16. They wash _____ at the weekend.
a) them
b) all
c) flat
17. In the morning he _____ bread.
a) buys a
b) buy
c) buys
18. Frank _____ the shopping.
a) doesn’t do
b) isn’t
c) doing
19. I like to wash my car _____ night.
a) in
b) on
c) at
20. I _____.
a) very like to clean
b) like to very clean
c) like to clean very much




See the key to this test below.










Key to Test 1, Household Chores
1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. a 6. c 7. a 8. a 9. c 10. c 11. a 12. a 13. c 14. c 15. c 16. a 17. c 18. a 19. c 20. c