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Lesson 7, Unit 7-8 (revision), p. 66-67
Ex. 1. Cross out the word(s) that you cannot use with the word(s) in bold.
1. eating/relaxing/hanging out with friends; 2. check in/fasten/collect luggage; 3. get sunburnt/fun/food poisoning; 4. go through the arrivals gate/check-in desk/passport control; 5. take off/board/get off the plane; 6. visit scenery/museums/interesting places; 7. win races/opponents/medals; 8. check in/lose/board/luggage; 9. the plane takes off/lands/gets off; 10. go through passport control/the arrivals gate/departures board; 11. play/go/do sport;
Ex. 2. Write in the missing letters to complete the words in each sentence.
1 Basketball and v _ _ _ e _ _ _ _ _ are very popular team sports.
2 Do you prefer indoor or _ _ t _ _ _ _ games?
3 She’s played in many international _ o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s.
4 To become the champion, he needs to b_ _ _ two more opponents.
5 You need a _ _ _ _ k to play hockey.
6 You play h _ _ _ _ _ on an ice rink.
7 Strength and _ p_ _ _ are very important in swimming.
8 They’ve been successful in many international c _ _ _ _ t _ _ _ _ _ _.
9 You need a _ _ c _ _ _ to play tennis.
10 How many points has he _ c _ _ _ _ ?
Ex. 3. Underline the correct word(s) to complete the sentences.
1 I can join you if you want. I’m not doing/won’t do anything important tonight.
2 Wait a second. I will/might have £5 for you. Let me look in my purse.
3 I’ve already/yet seen that film this week.
4 Next year my sister can/will be able to vote.
5 We have been/went to London last weekend.
6 Have you brushed your teeth already/yet?
7 I might/will have another pen. Let me check in my bag.
8 She’s yet/already told me about her new job.
9 I can/will be able to take my driving test next year.
10 They can’t come to your birthday party. They will go/are going camping.
11 Have you done your homework already/yet?
12 I saw/have seen Tom at school yesterday.
Ex 4. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.
1 I _______________ (not finish) reading this book yet.
2 Anna definitely _______________ (not study) History in the future. She hates it.
3 I can’t go to the cinema with you next Tuesday. I _______________ (visit) my grandmother.
4 Jack _______________ (never/be) to England.
5 I’m sure everybody _______________ (have) a robot in their home in the next ten years.
6 I _______________ (never/ride) a horse. I’d like to do it one day.
7 I’m sure people _______________ (travel) to other planets in the next 20 years.
8 Anna can’t come to my party next Saturday. She _______________ (go) to Oxford for the weekend.
9 He _______________ (not write) his essay yet.
10 My sister definitely _______________ (not become) a singer. She can’t sing at all!
Ex. 5. Complete the letter with one word in each gap. Lesson 7, Unit 7-8 (revision), p. 66-67
Hi Debbie,
How are you doing?
I have 0___just___ come back from a wonderful trip to America. Paul and I went to San Francisco for three weeks. Have you 1__________ been there? It’s fantastic! Three weeks is not enough for such a beautiful city, though. We’re definitely 2__________ there next summer too. Would you like to come with us? It would be great!
There are a lot of good museums and galleries in San Francisco (I know you love 3__________ places like that). The good news is that we haven’t been to some of them 4__________, so there’ll be lots to do if you want to join us.
We also made some new friends (a very nice couple from Ireland). I’d like to keep
5__________ touch with them. I’m sure you 6__________ like them too and I hope one day we’ll 7__________ able to go somewhere all together!
Lots of love,
Beth
Ex. 6. Complete the mini-dialogues with one word in each gap.
1 A: How was your h_______________ ?
B: We had a f_______________ time!
2 A: Basketball is a very p_______________ sport in my country.
B: How many players does each t_______________ have?
3 A: Can you r_______________ any interesting places in Warsaw?
B: You m_______________ visit the Old Town.
4 A: What’s the b_______________ way to get there?
B: I think you should t_______________ the train.
5 A: What do you need to play volleyball?
B: To play it, you need a b_______________ .
A: Is it an outdoor or an i_______________ game?
6 A: In football, each team has 11 p__________.
B: And is it an indoor or an o__________ game?
7 A: What do you n__________ to play the game?
B: You use a bat, a ball, a table and a net. I love tennis! It’s very e__________ !
8 A: Can you r__________ any interesting places to visit in London?
B: You s__________ visit the British Museum.
9 A: What’s the best w__________ to get there?
B: I think you could fly but don’t t__________ the coach.
10 A: Do you think we should b__________ a room in this hotel?
B: Yes, it’s really good. You should definitely s__________ there.
Ex. 7. Read the text about the ZORB experience, an extreme sport, and choose the correct answer.
1 Nowadays, sporty people
a avoid taking risks. b are often adventurous. c don’t like trying dangerous sports.
2 The ball you use for globe riding is transparent - this means
a it can burn easily. b it may be filled with air. c you can see through it.
3 The Hydro ZORB globe is the one in which
a the globe floats on water. b water is added to the globe.
c you don’t slide around from side to side.
4 The Harness ZORB globe is … the Hydro ZORB globe.
a slower than b as fast as c faster than
5 You can reach speeds of 20-30 miles per hour in
a the Hydro ZORB globe. b the Harness ZORB globe. c both types of ZORB globe.
6 People who have tried globe riding often
a encourage other people to try it. b don’t want to do it again.
c never admit they enjoyed it.
7 ZORB globes … by individual people.
a can be bought b may be safely used without help c cannot be bought
The ZORB™ experience
All types of unusual sports are popular nowadays. Active and energetic people often want to keep fit and take risks or have a big adventure. They will try extreme sports such as ZORB™ globe riding to do something different and exciting to keep fit.
If the idea of going down a hill in a big transparent ball sounds fun, then the ZORB™ experience could be for you. It might not be everyone’s idea of fun, but the ZORB™ experience is becoming very popular in America and many European countries.
ZORB™ globe riding was created in New Zealand. There are two types of ZORB™ globes. You always sit inside a big see-through ball. The first type is called the Harness ZORB™ globe: you go down a hill in this, rolling over and over in a secure harness that resembles a chair. The other type is called the Hydro ZORB™ globe: a few bucketfuls of water are put inside the globe and you slide around from side to side. The first type is probably more extreme, because you go a bit faster and roll with the ZORB™ globe, but the Hydro ZORB™ ride is probably a bit more fun. It’s like a water adventure mixed with a roller-coaster experience. In both rides you can get to speeds of between 20-30 miles per hour.
People who have tried ZORB™ globe riding say they love it. They always come back for another go, and they bring their friends along to try it because it’s so different. It really is an unforgettable experience.
Unfortunately, you can’t buy your own ZORB™ globe. The only way to get your hands on one is to become a licensed ZORB™ franchisee.
ZORB™ Ltd say: ‘We need to be sure that all ZORB™ globes are used in the safest possible way and that people do not hurt themselves. You need a specialised course, experience, the correct equipment, and trained assistants to do ZORB™ globe riding. We therefore only sell ZORB™ globes to licensed franchisees.’
Lesson 7, Unit 7-8 (revision), p. 66-67
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