Exercise 6. Rearrange the letters in brackets to make a suitable word.

4) A                        plays a sport. (m t e a)

Exercise 6. Rearrange the letters in brackets to make a suitable word.

3) An                   watches a play at the theatre. (i a d c e u e n) 

Exercise 6. Rearrange the letters in brackets to make a suitable word.

2)  A                        learns at school. (s a c l s)

Exercise 6. Rearrange the letters in brackets to make a suitable word.

1)  A                     decides if someone is guilty or innocent. (y r j u) 

Exercise 5. Match the meaning of 'get' in sentences with its more formal equivalent: buy, arrived, contact, caught, understand. Write one of these words as an answer.

5. By the time we got there, Tom had already gone.         

Exercise 5. Match the meaning of 'get' in sentences with its more formal equivalent: buy, arrived, contact, caught, understand. Write one of these words as an answer.

4. Sorry, I didn’t get what you said. Can you say it again?              

Exercise 5. Match the meaning of 'get' in sentences with its more formal equivalent: buy, arrived, contact, caught, understand. Write one of these words as an answer.

3.  Did you remember to get me a newspaper?                

Exercise 5. Match the meaning of 'get' in sentences with its more formal equivalent: buy, arrived, contact, caught, understand. Write one of these words as an answer.

2.  We got the train because it was quicker.                

Exercise 5. Match the meaning of 'get' in sentences with its more formal equivalent: buy, arrived, contact, caught, understand. Write one of these words as an answer.

1     I couldn’t get you on the phone, even though I tried several times.            

Exercise 4. Complete sentences with a suitable adjective. The first letter has been given.  Write the whole word with the first letter.

10.  A s                  person is friendly and enjoys the company of other people.