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Missing

Exercise 1	Present Simple

1. goes	7. jumps	13. bothers
2. dances	8. washes	14. sings
3. speaks	9. finds	15. lies
4. studies	10. marries	16. catches
5. enjoys	11. keeps
6. fixes	12. loves

Exercise 2

1. likes	7. work	13. Does
2. make	8. lives	14. jog
3. feeds	9. live	15. ride
4. Do	10. moves	16. tidies
5. eats	11. don’t	17. run
6. come	12. drive	18. don’t

Present Continuous
Exercise 1

1. combing	14. getting	27. batting
2. making	15. hoping	28. dancing
3. feeding	16. jumping	29. hurrying
4. doing	17. joking	30. saving
5. emptying	18. marrying	31. tapping
6. jogging	19. putting	32. carrying
7. taking	20. saying	33. buying
8. vacuuming	21. talking	34. sewing
9. going	22. stopping	35. eating
10. sleeping	23. typing	36. writing
11. waxing	24. using
12. changing	25. worrying
13. frying	26. looking

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Adverbs Of Frequency
Exercise 1

1. We never watch TV.	7. You normally drink coffee.
2. Julie and Tom often go to the cinema.	8. I rarely go to the park.
3. Alex meets John once a week.	9. They occasionally go to the restaurant.
4. I sometimes eat fast food.	10. You visit your parents several times a year.
5. They hardly ever cook at home.	11. She seldom goes to the museums.
6. He studies English every night.


Exercise 2
1. We occasionally go to the movies.	6. How often do you listen to music?
2. They usually go to London for holidays.	7. He seldom eats fast food because it is unhealthy.
3. I am never rude to my parents.	8. Do you usually watch TV at night?
4. My children always eat breakfast in the morning.	9. Our dog hardly ever barks at strangers.
5. She normally phones her mother on the weekends.

Exercise 3
1. hardly ever/ rarely/ seldom
2. never
3. rarely/ hardly ever
4. always
5. seldom/ rarely/ hardly ever
6. always
7. never
8. sometimes
9. usually
10. seldom/ rarely/ hardly ever

Exercise 1
1. She sometimes rides her bike in the park.	7. I don’t often drink coffee in the mornings.
2. You always go to bed at half past nine.	8. The Olympic Games usually take place every four years.
3. We usually go to the cinema on Wednesdays.	9. The teacher never walks to school.
4. I often read a magazine on Sunday morning.	10. Oranges and lemons are usually grown in Spain.
5. She never eats fish.	11. Cleaners usually have buckets and brooms.
6. He always does his homework on Fridays.	12. My parents don’t often drive at night.

Exercise 2
1. Peter usually visits a friend and sometimes reads comics.
2. Sylvia always listens to music and never watches TV.
3. Chris often skates in the park and sometimes plays computer games.
4. Victoria usually goes out with friends and never stays at home.
5. student’s answer

Exercise 3
1. usually likes	7. never miss	13. don’t usually tell
2. always do	8. do/ usually ask	14. never like
3. are often	9. do/ normally spend	15. always hates
4. Do/ always take	10. are rarely	16. Does/ sometimes play
5. always cares	11. do/ usually get up
6. Does/ always tell	12. don’t often sing

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A or AN
Exercise 1

1. a	9. an	17. a
2. an	10. a	18. an
3. an	11. a	19. an
4. a	12. a	20. an
5. a	13. a	21. a
6. a	14. a	22. a
7. a	15. a	23. a
8. a	16. a	24. an

Exercise 2
1. a
2. an
3. a/ an
4. an
5. a
6. a/ an
7. an
8. an
9. an
10. an

Exercise 3
1. an/ She is a nurse.
2. a/ Mia has an apple and a sandwich for lunch.
3. a/ This is an easy question.
4. a/ Pat wants an iPad.
5. an/ Tina has two cats and a dog.
6. a/ He is an honest boy.
7. an/ Can you tell me a story?
8. an/ His uncle is a construction worker.
9. a/ My mother is an English teacher.
10. an/ They have a daughter and a son.

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REGULAR NOUNS
Exercise 1

1. cats	9. wives	17. circles
2. oranges	10. bones	18. wishes
3. glasses	11. loaves	19. kisses
4. branches	12. bodies	20. mangoes
5. wolves	13. spoons	21. plates
6. pencils	14. beaches	22. scarves
7. buses	15. ladies	23. masks
8. trays	16. toys	24. potatoes

Exercise 2
1. inch	9. knife	17. cave
2. tax	10. plant	18. day
3. dress	11. peach	19. hand
4. party	12. frog	20. tomato
5. life	13. fox	21. grade
6. dish	14. thief	22. apple
7. toy	15. kite	23. baby
8. monkey	16. chair	24. choice

Exercise 3
1. cups	9. houses
2. phones	10. keys
3. watches	11. eggs
4. parties	12. leaves
5. dogs	13. waves
6. days	14. countries
7. potatoes	15. tomatoes
8. churches	16. wishes

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PHONICS

/s/	/iz/	/z/
chips	matches	boys
maps	sandwiches	daughters
myths	buses	news
books	kisses	skies
hats	faces	weekends
	brushes	wives
	quizzes	pens
		stores
		cities
		tomatoes

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IRREGULAR NOUNS

Exercise 1
1. potatoes	9. elves	17. feet
2. geese	10. trout	18. deer
3. people	11. children	19. clocks
4. foxes	12. teeth	20. holidays
5. knives	13. watches	21. copies
6. countries	14. parties	22. fish
7. mice	15. glasses	23. oxen
8. armies	16. keys	24. women

Exercise 2
1. enemy	9. scarf	17. life
2. duty	10. fish	18. child
3. self	11. tooth	19. ox
4. wish	12. mix	20. person
5. box	13. mouse	21. knife
6. penny	14. switch	22. day
7. board	15. dress	23. peach
8. puppy	16. sheep	24. half

Exercise 3
1. children	8. leaves
2. feet	9. wolves
3. people	10. geese
4. shelves	11. oxen
5. fish	12. teeth
6. calves	13. mice
7. women	14. deer

Exercise 4
1. Can you see two deer there?
2. This box is empty.
3. Don’t take the ball, it is dirty.
4. There are three cats under the tree.
5. Is there a knife on the table?

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COUNT. AND UNCOUNT. NOUNS

Exercise 1
Countable	Uncountable
apple	sugar
car	money
student	sand
ball	rice
tree	milk
ant	water
tree	grass
children	coffee
orange	oil
boy	air
	soup

Exercise 2
3. She doesn’t buy a hats; she buys a scarf.	W
4. There are ten people in the office.	R
5. Jimmy eats two rices for lunch.	W
6. Paul hasn’t got a money.	W
7. Could I have an orange?	R
8. I drink two teas.	W
9. There is an oil in the water.	W
10. I put a salt on my food, but not too much.	W
11. There is a river next to the park.	R
12. I like a sugar very much. I eat a lot of ice cream.	W

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COUNT. AND UNCOUNT. NOUNS - PARTITIVES

Exercise 1
a bunch of grapes	a loaf of bread	a slice of pizza
a box of cereal	a cup of coffee	a glass of water
a jar of jam	a carton of milk	a bowl of noodles
a can of beans	a bunch of flowers	a cup of tea
a slice of bread	a can of soda	a bottle of juice
a bag of chips	a plate of pasta	a pot of soup

Exercise 2
You look hungry. Would you like a slice of pizza?
We will have two cups of coffee.
Are you going shopping? We need three boxes of cereal.
I always bring a bottle of water when I go running.
My mother cooks a pot of chicken soup for dinner.

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EXTRA EXERCISE - PARTITIVES

Exercise 1
a piece of cake	a sheet of paper	a spoonfull of black peper
a cube of ice	a tube of toothpaste	a bar of chocolate
a packet of cookies	a basket of fruit	a chest of drawers
a tin of tuna	a roll of toilet paper	a jar of honey
a piece of cheese	a pile of clothes	a package of coffee

Exercise 2
3. I prefer a piece of cake than a banana.
4. We need two rolls of toilet paper in the bathroom.
5. Can you give me a tube of toothpaste?
6. This bar of chocolate is yummy.
7. Harry used three sheets of paper to write his essay.
8. I need five cubes of ice in my tea.
9. There is one tin of tuna in the fridge.
10. He puts a pile of dirty clothes on the floor.

Exercise 1
3. an	8. an
4. a	9. a
5. a	10. a
6. a	11. an
7. an	12. an

Exercise 2
1. universities	6. bags
2. sandwiches	7. phones
3. streets	8. photos
4. men	9. watches
5. feet	10. glasses

Exercise 3
1. a/ buses	6. a/ families
2. a/ dresses	7. an/ children
3. an/ uniforms	8. a/ teeth
4. an/ wives	9. an/ websites
5. an/ elephants	10. an/ libraries

Exercise 4
countable	uncountable
tea	fish
cream	a spoon of sugar

Exercise 5
3. an	8. some
4. some	9. a
5. a	10. some
6.some	11. a
7. a	12. a

Exercise 5
2. friend -> friends
3. an -> a
4. slice of breads -> slices of bread
5. a music -> music
6. books -> book

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Exercise 1
1. That	6. That
2. This	7. That
3. This	8. That
4. that	9. That
5. this	10. This

Exercise 2
1. these	6. These
2. these	7. Those
3. Those	8. these
4. those	9. those
5. Those	10. these

Exercise 3
1. This	6. Those
2. These	7. Those
3. These	8. That
4. This	9. Those
5. This	10. That

Exercise 4
1. Those -> That	6. This -> These
2. That -> Those	7. this -> these
3. This -> These	8. Those -> That
4. those -> that	9. that -> those
5. These -> This	10. this -> that

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Exercise 1
1. There is	6. There are
2. There are	7. There is
3. There are	8. There are
4. There is	9. There is
5. There are	10. There is

Exercise 2
1. There isn’t	6. There isn’t
2. There aren’t	7. There isn’t
3. There isn’t	8. There aren’t
4. There isn’t	9. There isn’t
5. There aren’t	10. There aren’t

Exercise 3
1. Is there/ Yes, there is.	6. Are there/ Yes, there are.
2. Are there/ No, there aren’t.	7. Is there/ No, there isn’t.
3. Are there/ Yes, there are.	8. Are there/ No, there aren’t.
4. Is there/ No, there isn’t.	9. Is there/ Yes, there is.
5. Is there/ Yes, there is.	10. Is there/ No, there isn’t.

Exercise 4
1. is -> are	6. are -> is
2. aren’t -> isn’t	7. isn’t -> aren’t
3. Is -> Are	8. are -> is
4. is -> are	9. aren’t -> isn’t
5. is -> are	10. isn’t -> aren’t

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Exercise 1
1. some	6. any
2. some	7. some
3. any	8. any
4. some	9. some
5. any	10. any

Exercise 2
1. some	6. any
2. some	7. any
3. any	8. any
4. any	9. some
5. some	10. some

Exercise 3
1. There isn’t any cheese on the table.	6. I can see some stars.
2. There is some honey in the jar.	7. He has some clean shoes.
3. I don’t have any money in my pocket.	8. There isn’t any milk in the fridge.
4. She wants some bread.	9. We wants some wine.
5. There aren’t any peas on the plate.	10. There aren’t any chocolate cakes in the kitchen.

Exercise 4
1. There are some stars in the sky.	6. I can’t see any meat in the fridge.
2. There is not any jam.	7. Bella bought some toys for her son.
3. Ken doesn’t have any pens.	8. Is there any honey in the jar?
4. Please give me some food.	9. They don’t want any strawberry cakes.
5. Are there any kids in the classroom?	10. We would like some apple juice.

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Exercise 1
1. many	6. much
2. many	7. much
3. many	8. many
4. much	9. many
5. many	10. much

Exercise 2
1. many	6. many
2. much	7. much
3. many	8. much
4. much	9. much
5. many	10. many

Exercise 3
1. How much	6. How many
2. How many	7. How much
3. How many	8. How much
4. How much	9. How many
5. How many	10. How much

Exercise 4
1. There are many birds in the tree.	6. We don’t have much time.
2. How much sand is in the deserts?	7. How many people live on islands?
3. Minnie doesn’t have many pencils.	8. How many countries are there in the world?
4. How much food is there in the fridge?	9. How much are these shoes?
5. There isn’t much snow in the garden.	10. Timmy has many bars of chocolate.

Exercise 1
1. a	6. a
2. some	7. an
3. some	8. some
4. an	9. some
5. some	10. a

Exercise 2
1. a	6. some
2. any/ some	7. some
3. some	8. any
4. some	9. a
5. any	10. some

Exercise 3
1. This/ an	6. That/ a
2. These/ some	7. This/ an
3. That/ a	8. This/ some
4. Those/ some	9. Those/ some
5. These/ some	10. Those/ some

Exercise 4
1. C	6. C
2. B	7. B
3. C	8. A
4. A	9. C
5. B	10. B

Exercise 5
1. How much	6. How many
2. How many	7. How much
3. How many	8. How many
4. How much	9. How much
5. How many	10. How much

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Exercise 1
1. j	6. b
2. d	7. a
3. h	8. f
4. g	9. e
5. i	10. c

Exercise 2
1. old	6. black
2. short	7. fat
3. clean	8. tall
4. small	9. big
5. dirty	10. colourful

Exercise 3
1. young	6. easy
2. friendly	7. red
3. yummy	8. long/ straight
4. high	9. small/ brown
5. strong	10. big/ heavy

Exercise 4
1. The slide is wet.	6. I watched a funny film yesterday.
2. My sister’s friend is nice.	7. She is a beautiful singer.
3. There are red balloons in the sky.	8. The cute puppies are sleeping.
4. Her face is round.	9. The apples on the tree are fresh.
5. That car is old and dirty.	10. The weather is hot today.