Task 1. Say who or what the following words refer to. 1. they
2. they
3. it
4. them
5. your
6. this
7. it
Total: [7 points)
II. Writing
Task 2. Choose ONE of the topics to write.
Topic 1. Write a description of a terrible weekend. Imagine you went camping last weekend and a lot of things went wrong. Say what
happened and how you felt. Begin like this:
Last weekend, I went camping with... and...
It was terrible!
Topic 2. Write a review of a book or film that you have seen.
(Paragraph 1) - Introduction
I have just read seen...
(Paragraph 2) - The characters and story
The main character is...
(Paragraph 3) - Recommendation I loved this book\ film because...
Total:[5 points]
1. "they" - This word refers to a group of people or objects that have already been mentioned in the context.
Example: "John and Mary went to the park. They played soccer."
2. "they" - Same as the previous example, this word also refers to a group of people or objects mentioned earlier.
Example: "The students went on a field trip. They visited the museum."
3. "it" - This word refers to a singular object or a non-living thing.
Example: "I found a lost puppy. It was very cute."
4. "them" - This word refers to a group of people or objects that have already been mentioned and acts as the object of a verb or preposition.
Example: "I invited my friends to the party. I gave them gifts."
5. "your" - This word refers to something that belongs to the person being spoken to.
Example: "Can I borrow your pen?"
6. "this" - This word refers to a singular object or a non-living thing that is close or near to the speaker.
Example: "This book is very interesting."
7. "it" - Same as the previous example, this word refers to a singular object or a non-living thing.
Example: "I found a new phone. It is the latest model."
II. Writing
Task 2:
For this writing task, you have two options to choose from. You can either write a description of a terrible weekend or a review of a book or film you have seen.
Topic 1: Terrible Weekend
You should imagine that you went camping last weekend and many things went wrong. You need to describe what happened and how you felt. You can start your writing like this:
"Last weekend, I went camping with my family and friends. We were excited and ready for an adventure. However, it turned out to be a terrible experience."
Then, you can mention the specific problems that occurred during your camping trip, such as bad weather, getting lost, equipment failures, or any other unfortunate events. Make sure to explain how these incidents made you feel and provide details to enhance your description and engage the reader.
Topic 2: Review of a Book or Film
You should choose a book or film that you have recently seen and write a review about it. Your review should contain three paragraphs:
Paragraph 1: Introduction
Start by mentioning the title of the book or film and state that you have just read or seen it. You can also include information about the genre or the author/director.
Paragraph 2: The Characters and Story
Provide a brief summary of the main characters and the plot of the book or film. You can mention their roles, relationships, and any significant events that occur. Be careful not to give away too many spoilers.
Paragraph 3: Recommendation
Share your personal opinion about the book or film and explain why you loved it. Provide specific reasons, such as interesting characters, engaging storyline, strong emotions, or thought-provoking themes. This paragraph should persuade the reader to consider reading the book or watching the film.
Make sure to proofread your writing for grammar and spelling errors, and try to use appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures to make your writing more interesting. Remember to structure your writing using paragraphs and include a suitable conclusion.
Total: [5 points]