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GRAMMAR SKILLS PRACTICE 5 © GRUPO ANAYA S. A. AUTHORISED PHOTOCOPIABLE MATERIAL

Grammar Practice 5Part 1

Complete the paragraph with some or any.

There isn’t (1) orange juice but there is (2)

milk. There aren’t (3) pancakes but there are

(4) biscuits and (5) bread.

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Complete the questions. The first one has been done for you.

1 Is there any chocolate? Yes, there is.

2 Are there any cucumbers? No,

3 Are there any carrots? Yes,

4 Is there any milk? No,

5 Is there any honey? Yes,

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Choose the correct words. The first one has been done for you.

1 Is there some / any rice?

2 There are / is some bananas.

3 There isn’t / aren’t any bread.

4 There aren’t some / any strawberries.

5 There is some / any honey.

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Some and anyRemember! Uncountable nouns are things we can’t count, like rice or milk.

Plural nounsUncountable nouns

Plural nouns

Uncountable nouns

Thereare

somebananas.

is milk.

Arethere any

strawberries?Is rice?

(+)

(?)

Therearen’t

anybananas.

isn’t milk.

Yes, there are some. (+)No, there aren’t any. (–)Yes, there is some. (+)No, there isn’t any. (–)

(–)

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Which question is correct? Put a tick ( ) next to the correct answer.

1 Can I have any strawberries, please?

2 Can I have some strawberries, please?

3 I can have some strawberries, please?

4 Have I any strawberries, please?

5 Strawberries, can I please have?

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Ask permission for the following things. The first question has been done for you.

1 he / cheese? Can he have some cheese, please?

2 she / pineapple? Can , please?

3 I / salad ? Can ?

4 we / ice cream? ?

5 they / water? ?

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We can use some in questions when we ask permission to have something.

Can

I

have some biscuits, please?he/she/it

wethey

(+) (–)

Yes,you

can.he/shethey

No,you

can’t.he/shethey

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Imagine you ask the questions below. Complete the answers that Mum gives. The first one has been done for you.

1 Can he have some milk, please? Mum: Yes, he can.

2 Can she have some water, please? Mum: Yes,

3 Can I have some biscuits, please? Mum: No,

4 Can we have some chocolate, please? Mum: Yes,

5 Can they have some cake? Mum: No,

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Write the comparative forms of the adjectives.

1 high

2 dangerous

3 tall

4 famous

5 hot

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Write comparative sentences. The first one has been done for you.

1 Spain / The UK (big) Spain is bigger than the UK.

2 The River Nile / The River Amazon (long)

3 Peter / Fred (tall)

4 Seville / Santander (hot)

5 London / Newcastle (famous)

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We use comparative adjectives + than to compare things or people.

Adjective Comparative adjective + than

small smaller than We add er to adjectives that have one syllable.

big bigger thanWe add one more consonant + erwhen adjectives end in a vowel + a consonant.

beautiful more beautiful thanWe add more + adjective when the adjective has two or more syllables.


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Correct the sentences. The first one has been done for you.

1 France is more big than Portugal.

France is bigger than Portugal.

2 The waterfall is beautifuler than the forest.

3 Louisa is more taller than Miguel.

4 My house is biger than your house.

5 Summer is hotter winter.

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Write sentences using as + adjective + as. The first one has been done for you.

1 This mountain is as high as that mountain. (high +)

2 My grandmother your grandmother. (old -)

3 My ruler your ruler. (long +)

4 Is this building that building? (high?)

5 This book that book. (big -)

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Put the words in the correct order. The first one has been done for you.

1 Is Anna tall as as Rita? Is Anna as tall as Rita?

2 My book as your interesting as book is.

My book

3 This chair big as as is chair that.

This chair

4 Burt is angry as Jake as.

Burt is

5 The dog small as the is cat as.

The dog

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We can also use as + adjective + as to compare things and people.

as adjective as

(+) Miguel is as tall as Pablo.

(–) This river isn’t as long as that river.

(?) Is this waterfall as high as that waterfall?

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Rewrite the sentences so they mean the same. The first one has been done for you.

1 Joel is taller than Martin. Martin isn’t as tall as Joel.

2 Rosa is bigger than Elisa.

Elisa

3 Manu is stronger than Victor.

Victor

4 This lake is bigger than that lake.

That lake

5 This mountain is more beautiful than that mountain.

That mountain

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Match the subject pronouns to the object pronouns.

1 She a) it

2 You b) him

3 We c) you

4 They d) me

5 It e) them

6 I f) us

7 He g) her

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Change the word(s) in bold to an object pronoun. The first one has been done for you.

1 My parents work in a bank. They work in a bank.

2 Music is easy for Alfredo.

3 I can’t remember the phone number.

4 I like this actress.

5 This cake is for me and my friends.

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Subject pronouns Object pronounsI me

You youHe himShe herIt it

We usThey them

Object pronouns (me, you, him, her etc.)

Remember! Object pronouns take the place of nouns.Maths is easy for Julia. Maths is easy for her.


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Complete the sentences with an object pronoun. The first one has been done for you.

1 You speak very quickly. I can’t understand you.

2 It’s a great film. Do you want to see ?

3 I don’t understand the question. Can you help ?

4 I want to talk to but she won’t listen.

5 They love Art class. It’s easy for .

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Look at the pictures below and choose the correct preposition.

1 The boy is in / on / in front of the table.

2 The girl is behind / next to / in front of the teacher.

3 The cat is in / on / behind the bed

4 The dog is next to / behind / on the man.

5 The mouse is in / on / behind the cupboard.

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Prepositions

in The boy is in the box.

on The boy is on the box.

in front of The boy is sitting in front of the girl.

behind The boy is sitting behind the girl.

next to The boy is sitting next to the girl

➀

➁

➂

➃ ➄

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Look at the picture and tick ( ) the correct sentence.2

1 The elephant is next to the river.

2 The elephant is on the river.

3 The elephant is in front of the river.

4 The elephant is in the river.

5 The elephant is behind the river.

The monkey is

Look at the picture and write where the monkey is.3

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Put the verbs in brackets in the past simple. The first one has been done for you.

1 On Saturday we played volleyball. (play +)

2 Last summer I in Cadiz. (surf +)

3 This morning they to school. (walk -)

4 On Tuesday you for one hour. (rollerblade +)

5 Yesterday she in the park. (jog -)

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Rewrite the sentences in the past simple. Finish each sentence with yesterday. The first one has been done for you.

1 They play tennis. They played tennis yesterday.

2 We ice skate.

3 You don’t play golf.

4 He doesn’t skateboard.

5 She wants a drink.

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(+)

I

played football.You

He/SheWeThey

(–)

I

didn’t play football.You

He/SheWeThey

(?)

DidI/you/he/she

we/theyplay football?

(?)(+)

(–)Yes I/you/he/she

we/theydid.

No, didn’t.

Past simple - Regular verbs

Remember!• Use the past simple to talk about finished actions in the past.• To make the past simple of (+) regular verbs we add ed to the verb


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Write questions in the past simple. The first one has been done for you.

1 he / play golf Did he play golf?

2 she / ice skate

3 they / want a drink

4 you / skateboard

5 we / play ice hockey

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Write the questions to the answers. The first one has been done for you.

1 How long did you play tennis yesterday? I played tennis for one hour.

2 ? I rollerbladed for thirty minutes.

3 ? I played golf for three hours.

4 ? I jogged for twenty minutes.

5 ? I walked for two hours.

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Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. The first one has been done for you.

1 for two I hours surfed. I surfed for two hours.

2 I forty minutes football played for.

3 one hour skateboarded for I.

4 for I played thirty minutes video games.

5 for I hours cycled three.

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Rewrite the sentences correcting the mistakes. The first one has been done for you.

1 How long you play ice hockey yesterday?.

How long did you play ice hockey yesterday?

2 How long do you play basketball yesterday?

3 Long how did you walk in the park yesterday?

4 I walked in the park during two hours yesterday.

5 I played basketball by one hour yesterday.

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How long…? / For…

How long

did you surf yesterday? I surfed fortwo

hours.

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Write sentences to say what the people were / weren’t wearing. The first one has been done for you.

1 He / coat (+) He was wearing a coat.

2 I / skirt (+)

3 She / belt (-)

4 They / hats (-)

5 We / trousers (+)

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Write the questions for your answers in activity 1. The first one has been done for you.

1 Was he wearing a coat?

2

3

4

5

2

(+)

Iwas

wearinga coat.

He/She/ItWe

were coats.They

(?)

WasI

wearinga coat

he/she/itWere you coats.

(+)

Yes,

Iwas.

he/she/ityou

were.wethey

(–)

Iwasn’t

wearinga coat

He/She/ItWe

weren’t coats.They

Past continuous (was / were + verb + ing)

(–)

No,

Iwasn’t.

he/she/ityou

weren’t.wethey


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Look at the pictures and answer the questions. The first one has been done for you.

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1 Was she wearing gloves?

Yes, she was.

3 Were they wearing trousers?

5 Were you wearing boots?

2 Was he wearing a hat?

4 Were they wearing belts?

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Put the words in the correct order to make questions. The first one has been done for you.

1 was he wearing why a hat? Why was he wearing a hat?

2 why pyjamas they were wearing?

3 why a sweater wearing were you?

4 we were wearing why headbands?

5 was she belt wearing why a?

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Write the questions to the answers. The first one has been done for you.

1 They were wearing shorts because it was hot.

Why were they wearing shorts?

2 He was wearing sunglasses because it was sunny.

3 She was wearing a belt because her trousers were big.

4 We were wearing coats because it was raining.

5 They were wearing hats because it was snowing.

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Why…? Because…We use why in questions when we want to find out the reason for something.

We use because to explain the reason for something.

Why

wasI

wearing a coat?he/she/it

wereyou wearing a coat?we

wearing coats?they

Iwas

wearing

a coat

because it was cold.He/She/It

Youwere

a coatWe

coatsThey

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Match the sentence halves. The first one has been done for you.

1 He was wearing a scarf a) because her trousers were big.

2 They were wearing pyjamas b) because it was sunny.

3 I was wearing shorts c) because it was bed time.

4 We were wearing sunglasses d) because it was cold.

5 She was wearing a belt e) because it was hot.

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Write sentences with going to. The first one has been done for you.

1 We / the football stadium (+) We’re going to the football stadium.

2 She / newsagent’s (-)

3 We / toyshop (-)

4 I / shop (+)

5 He / petrol station (+)

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Write questions with going to. The first one has been done for you.

1 We / the football stadium Are we going to the football stadium?

2 She / newsagent’s

3 We / toyshop

4 I / shop

5 He / petrol station

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(+)

I ‘m

going to the library.You ‘re

He/She ‘sWe ‘reThey ‘re

(?)

Am I

going to

the library?

Are youIs he/she

Are weAre they

(–)

I ‘m not

going to the library.You ‘re not

He/She ‘s notWe ‘re notThey ‘re not

(+)

Yes,

I am.you are.

he/she is.we are.they are

(–)

No,

I ‘m not.you ‘re not.

he/she isn’t.we aren’t.they aren’t.

Be going to

Use be going to to talk about future plans.


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Now write the short answers to the questions in activity 2. The first one has been done for you.

1 (+) Yes, we are.

2 (-) No,

3 (-)

4 (+)

5 (+)

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Put the words in the correct order to make sentences with too many and enough. The first one has been done for you.

1 enough comics there aren’t There aren’t enough comics.

2 there enough chairs are

3 are many there too books

4 isn’t pasta there enough

5 enough there is coffee

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Too many

Remember! We use too many with plural nouns. We use too many to say that there is an excess of that plural noun.

Enough

Remember! We use enough before a plural or an uncountable noun. We use enough to say that there is or isn’t a sufficient quantity of that plural or uncountable noun.

There are too many people in the bank. Plural nouns

There are enoughcakes in the bakery.

There is enoughbread in the bakery.

There aren’t enoughcakes the in bakery.

Plural nouns

There isn’t enoughbread in the bakery.

Uncountable nouns

Giving directions

The school is on the left. The school is on the right.

Go up the street. Go down the street.

Turn left. Turn right.

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Look at the pictures. Read the conversation and choose the correct answers.

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Correct the mistakes in the sentences. The first one has been done for you.

1 There are cars too many in the street.

There are too many cars in the street.

2 There aren’t enough rice.

3 There are many too sweets.

4 There is enough books.

5 There isn’t bread enough.

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A: Where is Green School please?

A: Thank you! And where is the library please?

B: (1) Go up / down the street and then (2) turn left / right. Green School is (3) on the right / left.

B: (4) Turn left / right and the library is (5) on the right / left.A: Thank you!

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WRITING SKILLS PRACTICE 6 © GRUPO ANAYA S. A. AUTHORISED PHOTOCOPIABLE MATERIAL

Grammar Practice 5 Marking key

1 any

2 some

3 any

4 some

5 some

2 Yes, she can.

3 No, you can’t.

4 Yes, you can.

5 No, they can’t.

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2 No, there aren’t.

3 Yes, there are.

4 No, there isn’t.

5 Yes, there is.

2 are

3 isn’t

4 any

5 some

2 Can she have some pineapple, please?

3 Can I have some salad, please?

4 Can we have some ice cream, please?

5 Can they have some water, please?

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1 higher than

2 more dangerous than

3 taller than

4 more famous than

5 hotter than

2 My grandmother isn’t as old as your grandmother.

3 My ruler is as long as your ruler.

4 Is this building as high as that building?

5 This book isn’t as big as that book.

2 The waterfall is more beautiful than the forest.

3 Louisa is taller than Miguel.

4 My house is bigger than your house.

5 Summer is hotter than winter.

2 Elisa isn’t as big as Rosa.

3 Victor isn’t as strong as Manu.

4 That lake isn’t as big as this lake.

5 That mountain isn’t as beautiful as this mountain.

2 The River Nile is longer than the River Amazon.

3 Peter is taller than Fred.

4 Seville is hotter than Santander.

5 London is more famous than Newcastle.

2 My book is as interesting as your book.

3 This chair is as big as that chair.

4 Burt is as angry as Jake.

5 The dog is as small as the cat.

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1 g)

2 c)

3 f)

4 e)

5 a)

6 d)

7 b)

1 in front of

2 next to

3 on

4 behind

5 in

4

The monkey is behind the tree.

2 it

3 me

4 her

5 them

2 him

3 it

4 her

5 us

Part 3

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2 surfed

3 didn’t walk

4 rollerbladed

5 didn’t jog

2 How long did you rollerblade yesterday?

3 How long did you play golf yesterday?

4 How long did you jog yesterday?

5 How long did you walk yesterday?

2 Did she ice skate?

3 Did they want a drink?

4 Did you skateboard?

5 Did we play ice hockey?

2 We ice skated yesterday.

3 You didn’t play golf yesterday.

4 He didn’t skateboard yesterday.

5 She wanted a drink yesterday.

2 I played football for forty minutes.

3 I skateboarded for one hour.

4 I played video games for thirty minutes.

5 I cycled for three hours.

2 How long did you play basketball yesterday?

3 How long did you walk in the park yesterday?

4 I walked in the park for two hours yesterday.

5 I played basketball for one hour yesterday.

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2 I was wearing a skirt.

3 She wasn’t wearing a belt.

4 They weren’t wearing hats.

5 We were wearing trousers.

2 Why were they wearing pyjamas?

3 Why were you wearing a sweater?

4 Why were we wearing headbands?

5 Why was she wearing a belt?

2 No, he wasn’t.

3 No, they weren’t.

4 Yes, they were.

5 Yes, I was.

2 c)

3 e)

4 b)

5 a)

2 Was I wearing a skirt?/Were you wearing a skirt?

3 Was she wearing a belt?

4 Were they wearing hats?

5 Were we wearing trousers?

2 Why was he wearing sunglasses?

3 Why was she wearing a belt?

4 Why were you wearing coats?/Why were we wearing coats?

5 Why were they wearing hats?

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2 No, she isn’t.

3 No, we aren’t.

4 Yes, I am.

5 Yes, he is.

2 There isn’t enough rice.

3 There are too many sweets.

4 There are enough books.

5 There isn’t enough bread.

1 up

2 right

3 left

4 left

5 right

2 There are enough chairs.

3 There are too many books.

4 There isn’t enough pasta.

5 There is enough coffee.

2 Is she going to the newsagent’s?

3 Are we going to the toyshop?

4 Am I going to the shop?

5 Is he going to the petrol station?

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2 She’s not going to the newsagent’s.

3 We’re not going to the toyshop.

4 I’m going to the shop.

5 He’s going to the petrol station.

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