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Questions with "Who"
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Write questions beginning with Who. Use the words in brackets. Remember, if Who is the subject of the verb, you don’t need to use did in the question (e.g. Who loved Romeo?). If Who is the object, you…
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Famous Pirates
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Read A-C below about the three famous pirates. There are 13 mistakes. There is an example. Find 12 more mistakes. Write the correct facts in the spaces below, underlining the correction. 1. FAMOUS…
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Learn. Observe thermal equilibrium
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What do we need? Three glass containers A thermometer A glass rod What do we do? Put hot water in one of the containers (A) and cold water in the other (B). Measure the temperature of the water in both…
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Self-assessment T05 08 - The Hapsburg period
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Write the correct word for each definition: Bankers, merchants, artisans, doctors and lawyers belonged to this social group: . Powerful men who influenced the king's decisions but sometimes in a…
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Learn. Measure how much light energy colours absorb
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What do we need? Three thermometers. Three pieces of paper, one white, one blue and one black. Three jars of the same size with lids. Water. What do we do? Wrap each of the jars in one of the pieces of…
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The past perfect in reported speech
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We also use the past perfect to report the past simple or the present perfect simple in reported speech. He asked him why he had quarrelled with Dr Lanyon. (‘Why did you quarrel with Dr Lanyon?’) In…
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Writing - Go back to the text
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Write a summary of the story so far. Use the verbs above and include the following words and expressions: one day then later at the party after the party the next day in the afternoon Begin like this:…
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Verb + object + to + infinitive
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I want you to come to the house, sir. We use the pattern verb + object + to + infinitive with the following verbs. advise; allow; ask; encourage; expect; help; order; remind; teach; tell; want; would…
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Humour? - Go back to the text
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Look at this line. It shows humorous and sad things as opposites, but it also shows that there are points between humour and sadness. For each of the moments from Part Four below (A-H), write a number…
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Reading
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Mrs Taylor, Carol, Halim, and Steve sat around a big desk with a computer and a lot of photographs. Mr Taylor looked at them for a moment and said, “This city certainly has a lot of mysterious…
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