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Lesson 1 - New Friends: Form A - Extra Grammar

The document is a lesson from an English grammar workbook. It contains several exercises related to introducing oneself, describing neighborhoods and their amenities, personal talents and interests, and opinions on different pets. The exercises include filling in conversations, answering questions based on pictures, writing sentences about personal information and preferences, and choosing adjectives to complete statements.

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Lesson 1 - New Friends: Form A - Extra Grammar

The document is a lesson from an English grammar workbook. It contains several exercises related to introducing oneself, describing neighborhoods and their amenities, personal talents and interests, and opinions on different pets. The exercises include filling in conversations, answering questions based on pictures, writing sentences about personal information and preferences, and choosing adjectives to complete statements.

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Form A Extra Grammar

Lesson 1 New friends


A
Complete the conversations.

1. Abby Hi! My names Abby. Whats your name?


Gina Abby Gina Yes, Abby Gina, this Sally. Sally Gina

Gina. Nice to meet you. a new student here? . my best friend, you from, Gina? from Oakland. How about you, Sally? from New York. he? my brother. His name Eddie. cute. How old 16. he nice? . And they? Nick and Henry. on the soccer team. smart. he?

Sally Abby and I

2. Gina
Sally Gina Sally Gina Sally Yes, Gina Who Sally Their names

Look at the conversations in Part A. Then write the correct sentences.

1. Gina and Sally are from New York.

Gina and Sally arent from New York.


2. Eddie is Ginas brother. 3. Eddie is 15. 4. Nick and Henry are on the basketball team.

Abby and Sally are from New York.

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Unit 1 1

Form A Extra Grammar

Lesson 2 Neighborhoods
A
Write questions. Then look at the picture on the next page and answer the questions.

1. Q: (school) Is there a school? A: Yes, there is. 2. Q: (mall) A: 3. Q: (basketball courts) A: 4. Q: (park) A: 5. Q: (subway station) A: 6. Q: (shoe stores) A: 7. Q: (music store) A: 8. Q: (tennis courts) A: 9. Q: (beach) A: 10. Q: (Internet cafs) A: 11. Q: (bus stops) A: 12. Q: (bookstore) A:

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Unit 1 2

Form A Extra Grammar

Whats your neighborhood like? Write six sentences with Theres, Theres no, There are, and There are no.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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Form A Extra Grammar

Lesson 3 Talents
A
Are you good at these things? How about your best friend? Check (3) Yes or No.
You Yes No Your best friend Yes No

history 1. history 2. math 3. tennis 4. volleyball

Look at your answers in Part A. Then write sentences about you and your best friend.

Im pretty good at history. My best friends not good at history.


1. 2. 3. 4.

Answer the questions with your own information.

1. What school subjects are you good at? 2. What school subjects are you not good at? 3. What video games are you good at? 4. What sports are you pretty good at? 5. What sports are you not good at?

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Unit 1 4

Form A Extra Grammar

Lesson 4 Our pets


A
Write complete sentences.

1. dogs /

/ active

I like dogs a lot / very much. Theyre active.


2. rabbits / / messy

3. cats /

/ interesting

4. parrots /

/ noisy

5. spiders /

/ boring

6. snakes /

/ fun

7. dogs /

/ noisy

8. cats /

/ smart

9. rabbits /

/ cute

10. snakes /

/ dangerous

Choose four pets from the box. Complete the sentences with your own information.

cats
1. I like 2. I like 3. I dont like 4. I dont like

dogs

parrots

rabbits

snakes

spiders
. . . .

a lot. Theyre a little. Theyre very much. Theyre at all. Theyre

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