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1. subject verb + adverb

2. subject adverb + verb

 - I sometimes spell wrong/incorrectly.

Qutsions.

Actility    + subject    + verb /determiner /adjective

Complete the sentences with the activity which matches the photo.

1. We went snorkeling and saw loads of beautiful. tiny fish.

2. Cross-country skiing is fun. but it's very tiring on the legs!

3. I tried water-skiing, but i kept falling in!

4. We went sightseeing yesterday morning and saw some great monuments.

5. We tried surfing yesterday morning and saw some great monuments.

6. I haven't done much - I've just been sunbathing by the pool.

7. I went ice-fishing and caught a big perch.

8. We went jet skiing - it was absolutely fantastic!

9. We hired a scooter and went out for the day.

10. We really enjoyed our sleigh ride.

= Voiceless sounds are pronounced with /t/:

(p - s - sh - ch - f - p - k - x)

Ex : cooked = /kukt/

fixed = /fikst/

= Voice Sounds are pronounced with /d/:

(m - r - n- l - b - v - z - y - g - w)

Ex : called, closed

= Verbs with -t or -d as a final sound are pronounced as /id/ :

(d - t)

waited, needed

-- Complete with was/ wasn't/ were/ weren't:

I was in Canberra last spring and this year I was in Rome.

We were at school last Saturday and this Sunday we are at home.

Tina was at home yesterday. she was at work.

You were very busy on Friday. Weren't you busy today?

Jessica and Kimberly were late for school yesterday, in fact, they are always late.

We were students in 1990, now we are teachers.

He was in a hurry because there was a lot of traffic.

Last night you were angry because your girlfriend wasn't at home.

My father wasn't at work yesterday because he was on vacation.

Trixi and Felix were my cats, they died 5 years ago.

Susan and Betty were good friends when they were at school.

They weren't good at sports, but they were good at Maths 2 years ago.

They like traveling, they were in London this week?

It is Sunday today, yesterday it was Saturday.

I was at home, I wasn't at the gym with some friends.

-- Write the questions for these answers: 

1. 

- He was born in 1916.

2. 

- It was sunny and hot.

3.

- She was bad tempered and grumpy.

4.

- I was with my sister.

5.

- They were at the beach last summer.

6. 

- The party was great, I was really happy.

7.

- She was happy because it was her birthday.

8.

- My best friend was Andy.

9. 

- Her birthday party was last summer.

10.

- John Lennon was from Liverpool.

cold

hungry

shy

in love

sleepy

frustrated

furious

disgusted

hot

surprised

sad

scared

exhausted

angry

happy

bored

-- When expressing quantity we need to pay attention to whether it is a countable or uncountable noun.

- countable nouns

a- They are the names of separate objects, people ... which we can count. 

They have both singular and plural forms:

a/one book two books

a/one man two men

b- They take singular or plural verb forms

This banana is delicious.

These bananas are delicious.

- Uncountable nouns

a- They are the names of things we do not see as separate and 

Which we cannot count.    They have no plurals:

milk    weather    money

b- They take only singular verbs:

The weather was very hot.

Milk is good for you.

c- Notused with a/an/one...

Below you have a list of some Quantifiers.

Some are used with countable nouns,

others with uncountable ones.

Some can even be used with both.

Countables(apple/apples)    Uncountables(cheese)

a lot of(lots of)/ plenty of

a(n) / some / (a) few / not many    some / (a) little / not much

not any, no

= Some

- for Affirmatives

- for Offers and Requests

- for QUestions where the answer 'yes' is expected:

= any

- for Negatives

- or in Open Questions

= much/many/a lot of

- much/many are use in Negatives

- or in interrogatives

- a lot of is used in Affirmatives