LANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

5 | Complete the sentences with There is/are in the correct affirmative (+), negative (-) or question (?) forms. 1 .. clothes shops in this neighborhood? (?) 2 .. nice parks near my house. (-) 3 ... chicken for lunch today. (+) 4 ... a cinema in this town? (?)

6 | Look at some of Liz's eating habits. Then complete the sentences with the words below. • always • often • sometimes • never
1 Liz ... eats fish with carrots. 2 She ... adds salt to her food. | 3 She ... has beans for lunch. 4 She ... has rice with eggs.

7 | Match the questions 1-4 with the answers a-d.
1 Can I open the window? 2 Can I have lunch at school? 3 Can I have a soft drink? 4 Can I go to the park with my friends? | a No, stay at home and do your homework. b No, it's cold in here! c Yes, but don't eat fast food. d Yes, they're in the fridge. But just one!

8 | Write the correct options in your notebook.
Sabina | Is there a restaurant near here?
Elxan | I don't know. There's a woman over there. I can ask 1she/her. Excuse me. Can you help 2us/we? Is there a restaurant near here?
Leyla | Mmm ... Yes! Can you see the shopping center over there?
Elxan | Yes, I can see 3it/him.
Leyla | There are two restaurants in the shopping center: a Japanese one and an Italian one. 4They/Them are very good.
Sabina | That's great! 5We/Us love Japanese food. Thanks!

Check your progress
| I CAN ...
• talk about places in town • use there is/are and adverbs of frequency • talk about food • use can for permission, make and respond to suggestions and use subject and object pronouns. |
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