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English Language Practice: Theme 5 Solutions

Vocabulary Matching Exercise

  1. 1-D
  2. 2-A
  3. 3-F
  4. 4-B
  5. 5-G
  6. 6-C
  7. 7-E

Identifying Professions & Roles

  1. Firefighter
  2. Waiter
  3. Director
  4. Sailor
  5. Visitor
  6. Architect
  7. Farmer
  8. Tourist

Comparative Sentence Construction

  1. Elephants are larger than mice.
  2. Reading is more interesting than watching TV.
  3. Surgeons are richer than cashiers.
  4. Chinese is more difficult than English.

Superlative Adjectives Practice

  1. The saddest
  2. The best
  3. (Item 3 is missing from the original document)
  4. The most intelligent
  5. The most exciting
  6. (Item 6 is missing from the original document)

Mail & Shipping Terminology

  1. Next
  2. Send
  3. Put in
  4. Surface mail
  5. Airmail
  6. Cheaper
  7. Longer
  8. Stamp
  9. Second class
  10. Merchandise

McFly Band Facts & Information

  1. He saw an advert.
  2. He has been in McFly since 2003.
  3. McFly were the youngest band ever to enter the charts at number one with their first album.
  4. They're talking to Hollywood about plans for a film.
  5. He had a party at home in Essex.

Multiple Choice Answer Key

  1. B
  2. B
  3. A
  4. A
  5. B

English Language Practice: Theme 6 Solutions

Social Action Terminology Match

  1. 1-C
  2. 2-B
  3. 3-A
  4. 4-D
  5. 5-F
  6. 6-G

Types of Social Activism

  1. A protest
  2. A donation
  3. A letter
  4. A march
  5. Leaflets
  6. A petition
  7. A poster

Future Simple: Promises & Predictions

  1. I won't tell anyone your secret.
  2. I'll lend you my phone.
  3. We won't be late.
  4. I'll carry that bag for you.
  5. They'll meet you at the airport.

Future Simple: Spontaneous Decisions

  1. I'll have.
  2. I'll play.
  3. I'll show.
  4. I'll get.
  5. I'll walk.

Future with 'Going To': Plans & Intentions

  1. It's going to rain.
  2. It isn't going to be.
  3. We're going to pass.
  4. I'm not going to go.
  5. We're going to miss.

Future Forms: Will vs. Going To

  1. We're going to go.
  2. Will win.
  3. I'll have.
  4. I'll be.
  5. We're going to be.
  6. I'm not going to eat.

First Conditional Sentence Practice

  1. If you give money to charity, you'll help the poor.
  2. If he writes to the government, he won't get a reply.
  3. If global warming continues, there'll be problems.
  4. If you switch off your computer, you'll save energy.

Environmental Actions & Consequences

  1. I'll do.
  2. Switch off.
  3. Walk.
  4. Cycle.
  5. Won't produce.
  6. I'll help.

Conditional & Future Scenarios

  1. If they don't come soon, we'll go without them.
  2. I'll help you with your maths homework.
  3. There's someone at the door. OK, I'll go.
  4. If she goes to New York, she'll see the Statue of Liberty.
  5. That boy on the bike is going to hit that car.

Communication & Problem Solving

  1. At the library.
  2. Can't be.
  3. Closed.
  4. Why don't.
  5. Voicemail.
  6. Switched off.
  7. May.
  8. A bit.
  9. Really.
  10. It might be.

Environmental Awareness & Action

  1. Whales.
  2. Write letters or send emails.
  3. Explain the problems to people.
  4. School hall.
  5. 25th February.

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