Lesson 10 A1

exercise p. 44

Exercise about the past tense (p. 46)

1. Do exercise 1 on page 46.
2. The answers will be discussed afterwards.

Answer key (p. 46)

1. What did he do at the weekend? He played computer games.
   
2. What time did she get up? She got up at 7:00.
   
3. When did the film start? It started about ten minutes ago.
   
4. How did they go to the park? They went there by bike.
   
5. How many people came to the party? Ten people came (to the party).
   
6. Where did you buy your jacket? I bought it at the clothes shop near the cinema.
   

Test practice (listening, p. 47)

exercise p. 47

Answers:

1.F;

2.T;

3.F;

4.T;

5. Matt is a sports teacher.

Are these the same thing? Sometimes. Americans tend to use ‘game’ (e.g. a soccer game) while we use ‘match’. For some sports, especially ones from America like baseball and basketball, we also use ‘game’. In addition, ‘match’ is more formal in meaning and used for organised competition whereas ‘game’ is used for informal sporting activity. If you go to the park to play tennis or to kick the ball around with some friends, then we would use ‘game’.

Paradise - Coldplay

Fill in the missing verbs (put the verbs in the past tense).

Choose from: close, dream, fly, run, expect, dream, be

When she __________ just a girl

She __________ the world

But it _________ away from her reach

So she ________ away in her sleep

And ________ of paradise

Paradise, paradise, Paradise (x2)

Every time she ________ her eyes

 

When she was just a girl

She ________ the world

But it ________ away from her reach

And the bullets catch in her teeth

Life goes on, gets so heavy

The wheel breaks the butterfly

Every tear a waterfall

In the night, the stormy night

She'd ________ her eyes

In the night, the stormy night

Away she'd fly

 

Exercises

Do exercise 2 (p. 46) and exercise 3 (p. 47)

Speaking

Do exercises 1 - 3 (p. 49)

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