GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My sister Italian. A speak ■ B speaks ■✓ C do speak ■ 17 A Who’s that man? B Sorry, I him. A ’m not knowing ■ B don’t know ■ C not know ■ 18 Where born? A he’s ■ B he ■ C was he ■ 19 A What like? B She’s got long, blond hair and she’s very pretty. A does she ■ B she looks ■ C does she look ■ 20 My watch . It’s broken. A isn’t working ■ B doesn’t working ■ C isn’t work ■ VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) the opposite adjective A, B, or C. Example: shy A extrovert ■✓ B funny ■ C mean ■ 1 thin A slim ■ B overweight ■ C bald ■ 2 hard-working A lazy ■ B serious ■ C friendly ■ 3 stupid A unkind ■ B clever ■ C talkative ■ 4 straight A long ■ B bald ■ C curly ■ 5 mean A unfriendly ■ B serious ■ C generous ■ b Tick (✓) the clothes word A, B, or C. Example: You wear these on your feet. A boots ■✓ B jeans ■ C earrings ■ 6 This is a piece of jewellery for your arm. A scarf ■ B bracelet ■ C necklace ■ 7 You need this if your trousers are big. A trainers ■ B suit ■ C belt ■ 8 You wear them on your feet in summer. A sandals ■ B shorts ■ C leggings ■ 9 They go on your hands in winter. A socks ■ B tracksuits ■ C gloves ■ 10 You wear it on your neck. A ring ■ B tie ■ C cap ■ 11 You wear on your legs. A a cardigan ■ B tights ■ C a scarf ■ 12 In winter, you don’t usually wear . A a scarf ■ B shorts ■ C gloves ■ 13 Oh no! My are different colours today! A jeans ■ B trousers ■ C socks ■ c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: John, tidy your room! All of your clothes are the floor! A in ■ B on ■✓ C next to ■ 14 Tonight, Lisa’s going a date with Andrew. A on ■ B out ■ C into ■ 15 I on well with my brother. He’s a fun person to spend time with. A go ■ B get ■ C do ■ 16 A Who’s that the middle of the photo? B That’s my cousin, Alexis. A on ■ B to ■ C in ■ 17 Maria is sitting to Salvador. A behind ■ B opposite ■ C next ■ 18 There’s a small table the two chairs. A under ■ B between ■ C in front ■ 19 A What’s drum n bass? B It’s of music. I love it! A kind ■ B example ■ C a kind ■ 20 Extrovert is shy. A the opposite of ■ B the opposite ■ C opposite of ■