1. My granny prefers reading ….. during her long trips.
2. Can you press the….. on my laptop.
3. My sister is very little, she can’t …. e-mails to her friends.
4. My father is a manager of a big office. He gets a lot of ….. every day.
5. I prefer ….. to the traditional type of cameras.
6. My uncle is a boss of a big company. He can’t do without his…..
II .Put the correct preposition: after, for, up, forward.
1. I always look ……. to my summer holidays
2. My father asked me to look….my baby sister last Sunday.
3. Tom is looking ….his book everywhere.
4. My friends are looking …. the new words in the dictionary
5. All the children look ……. to New Year’s Day every winter.
6. Who will look…. your little brother next week?
7. Ann is looking …. a new English word in her dictionary at the moment.
8. I was looking…. my friend all day yesterday.
GRAMMAR
III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct future form.
1. Our kitchen is a mess! I (tidy) it up.
2. The train (leave) at 8.30 every morning.
3. I think Ann (look) after her ill granny tomorrow.
4. I want to buy a new laptop so I (save) my money.
5. All my family (fly) to Paris next week. We have already bought flight tickets.
6. The lessons at our school (start) at 8.45 every morning.
7. I believe, I (pass) my exams very well.
8. Look! You (fall) down.
9. My father doesn’t think, Manchester (win) the match.
10. I bought tickets to the theatre, we(go) to see a new play next week.
IV. Choose the correct tense form.
1. If you go to the Zoo, you will have /have a great time.
2. If Tom won't study/doesn't study, he will fail his exams.
3. If it is rainy next Sunday, we won't have/don't have a picnic.
4. I will wash the dishes, if you cook/cooks.
5. When you heat water at 100 degrees, it boils/will boil.
6. If I get home early, I call/will call you.
7. If I hear/will hear anything about him, I will let you know.
8. If Tom learns/will learn the results of your test, I will send you a message.
9. If my parents will go/ go to the theatre, I will stay at home.
10. When you take some snow in your hands, it melts/will melt.
V. Answer the question. Use the song of module 5.
Do you agree that our future is really here to stay and it looks brighter every day?
To answer this question, we need to determine what my granny prefers to read during her long trips. The word "reading" is a clue that we need to choose a noun that can be read. The word "books" fits this requirement, so the correct answer is "books".
2. Can you press the keys on my laptop.
In this sentence, we need to choose a word that refers to the buttons on a laptop. The word "keys" is the most appropriate choice, as laptops have keys that can be pressed.
3. My sister is very little, she can't send e-mails to her friends.
The verb "send" is used when we want to transmit information or message electronically. "Sending emails" is a common activity, so it is the correct choice in this sentence.
4. My father is a manager of a big office. He gets a lot of emails every day.
In this sentence, we need to choose a noun that refers to a form of communication. The word "emails" fits this requirement, as it is a common way for people to send information to each other electronically.
5. I prefer digital cameras to the traditional type of cameras.
To answer this question correctly, we need to choose a word that describes a type of camera. The word "digital" is the most appropriate choice, as it refers to cameras that capture and store images digitally.
6. My uncle is the boss of a big company. He can't do without his smartphone.
In this sentence, we need to choose a noun that refers to a device that is commonly used for communication and other tasks. The word "smartphone" fits this requirement, as it is a device that many people use every day for various purposes.
II . Put the correct preposition: after, for, up, forward.
1. I always look forward to my summer holidays.
2. My father asked me to look after my baby sister last Sunday.
3. Tom is looking for his book everywhere.
4. My friends are looking up the new words in the dictionary.
5. All the children look forward to New Year's Day every winter.
6. Who will look after your little brother next week?
7. Ann is looking up a new English word in her dictionary at the moment.
8. I was looking for my friend all day yesterday.
III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct future form.
1. Our kitchen is a mess! I will tidy it up.
2. The train leaves at 8.30 every morning.
3. I think Ann will look after her ill granny tomorrow.
4. I want to buy a new laptop so I will save my money.
5. All my family is flying to Paris next week. We have already bought flight tickets.
6. The lessons at our school start at 8.45 every morning.
7. I believe, I will pass my exams very well.
8. Look! You are falling down.
9. My father doesn't think Manchester will win the match.
10. I bought tickets to the theatre, we are going to see a new play next week.
IV. Choose the correct tense form.
1. If you go to the Zoo, you will have a great time.
2. If Tom doesn't study, he will fail his exams.
3. If it is rainy next Sunday, we won't have a picnic.
4. I will wash the dishes if you cook.
5. When you heat water at 100 degrees, it boils.
6. If I get home early, I will call you.
7. If I hear anything about him, I will let you know.
8. If Tom learns the results of your test, I will send you a message.
9. If my parents go to the theatre, I will stay at home.
10. When you take some snow in your hands, it will melt.
V. Answer the question. Use the song of module 5.
The question asks for your opinion about whether our future is here to stay and if it looks brighter every day. Provide your response based on the song from module 5.