MAKING QUESTIONS

Write questions. The underlined words must be the answer.

1. I'm leaving in half an hour.
2. He sold his father's car.
3. My house is very big and modern.
4. He became a doctor to cure people.
5. I tried Indian food some years ago. 
6. I went to the cinema with my friends.
7. The train leaves every ten minutes.
8. Cars can be dangerous.
9. Cars can be dangerous.
10. Sheila is wearing boots.
11. Sheila is wearing boots.
12. I always drive my sister's car.
13. There were five students in the classroom.
14. He likes reading psychology books.
15. The film begins at 20.30.

FIRST CONDITIONAL PRESENTATION

 

WILL VS BE GOING TO

Complete the sentences using WILL or BE GOING TO and the verbs in brackets.

1. Next summer, I ................................... (travel) to New York.
2. It's getting cold. I ..................................... (take) my coat.
3. Are you going to the cinema? Wait for me. I ........................ (go) with you!
4. Jane and Tom ......................... (not/study) medicine next year. Jane .................... (study) French and Tom ......................... (take) a gap year.
5. Jane, those bags seme quite heavy. I ........................ (carry) them.
6. I think that my mum ........................ (get) a good job soon.
7. The students haven't done their homework. The teacher............................. (get) angry.
8. Who ................................... (win) the next World Cup?
9. - "I don't have enough money to pay for my lunch".
    - "Don't worry! I ......................... (lend) you some.
10. What ............................... (do) tomorrow? I .................... (visit) my grandparents.

PASSIVE 1

WILL VS BE GOING TO

SAINT VALENTINE'S CARD CONTEST

All the students and teachers can participate in the contest! Design a beautiful card with a message written in English and put it inside the box which is in the hall of the high school. Who will be the winner?? 

                                          LOVE IS IN THE AIR.......

HAVE SOMTHING DONE (CAUSATIVE HAVE)

Rewrite these sentences using "HAVE SOMETHING DONE".

1. The mechanic changed the oil in my car.
2. The hairdresser cut my hair in a completely different style.
3. A decorator has repainted our house.
4. A friend of mine is going to repair my DVD player next week.
5. The mechanic is repairing our cars al the moment.
6. Did the optician test your brother's eyes?
7. He checks his eyes twice a year.
8. A plumber is fixing the dripping tap for Joe.

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1. A doctor took out her tonsils when she was six. 

2. A local firm will redecorate our kitchen.

3. Be careful! The painters have just painted these walls.

4. The plumber is fixing the leak in the roof.

5. The hairdresser should cut your hair. 

6. Someone has to repair the air conditioning in our house

7. When I was coming here, someone stole my purse on the bus.
8. They are going to repair my shoes.

WHO DUNNIT? (A MURDER MYSTERY)

WHO DUNNIT?? 

A MURDER MYSTERY 

During a high school reunion, the guests heard a loud scream at 8.45 pm. Five minutes later, Miss Greenspoon, the school’s oldest teacher was found dead. Someone hit her on the head with a statue. Many items were found beside her body including a book, a handkerchief and a picture of another teacher. 

 In the following table you have information about different characters. Can you find who killed the English teacher? Leave a comment with your opinion!!

Name of the character	Where were you?	What were you doing?	Who were you with?	How was your relationship with Miss Greenspoon?
Roy Kingston	Near the place of the crime	Talking to Jenny Star	Jenny Star	Good relationship
Jenny Star	Near the place of the crime. She saw her arguing with Mr. Browman. They mention "Harry or Terry"	Talking to Roy	Roy Kingston	She is glad she is dead.
Barry Dean	In the school	Looking for Mr. Browman	Alone	She's his mother. He argued with her about who is his father.
Tom Wilkins	In the men's bathroom	He cut his hand with a glass. He saw her arguing with Mr. Dean.  He gave her his handkerchief	Alone	Great lady. He wanted a dinner with her.
Sarah Johnson	In the school	Dancing. Before, you were talking to Greenspoon who had to go  because she saw Browman	Other teachers.	Scary teacher
Mr Brown	In his office	Working	Alone	Wonderful woman
Elizabeth Moon	Sport's Hall	Drinking with other teachers. She saw her crying	Other teachers	Good teacher. Not many friends.
Kelly Winters	Sport's Hall	Talking to new teachers	Other teachers	Not much relation
Jay Standford	Sport's Hall	Talking to other teachers. He saw her with Tom Wilkins	Other teachers	Not good teacher
Jeff Perry	Sport's Hall	Dancing	Sarah Johnson	Strict teacher, not friendly
Ian Hammer	Men's room	Washing his hands	He saw Tom Wilkins	Polite woman who had a love-hate relationship with Browman
Dick Kennedy	Bar	Drinking	Alone	He was in love with her. She didn't love him.