MODULE 6
Extra Practice: Section B
Name:
Vocabulary
1
Choose the word that doesn’t belong.
1. respect: a teacher • the environment • a phone
2. develop: an idea • lunch • an app
3. decorate: a holiday • a house • a T-shirt
4. control: a class • a football match • a habit
5. achieve: a goal • a friend • success
2
Complete the sentences with the words below.
hang out • fancy • realised • gave in • attract
1. That ugly hat will
2. Do you
too much attention.
going out for dinner with us?
3. My mum
and bought me a new phone.
4. In the summer, my friends and I like to
5. Sue
3
at the swimming pool.
it was late, so she left quickly.
Complete the words in the questions in A. Then match the questions to the answers in B.
A
1. What do you a
2. Do you r
in your best friend?
buying your new phone?
3. How did the children b
at the museum?
4. Will this job help me g
5. Why do people g
a
in my career?
a
old clothes?
B
a. They were very good. They listened to the guide.
b. They don’t want them any more.
c. Definitely his honesty and integrity.
d. Yes, the work experience will be useful.
e. Yes, it was very expensive and I don’t really like it.
Grammar
4
Complete the reported questions.
1. “Have you donated clothes before?” he asked.
He asked whether
.
2. “When will you study for your exam?” asked Dad.
Dad asked when
.
3. “Is Kate buying the laptop online?” asked Annie.
Annie asked if
.
4. “Can I borrow your blue sweater?” Lily asked her sister.
Lily asked her sister whether
.
5. “Why did you buy four tickets?” Matt asked his friends.
Matt asked his friends why
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MODULE 6 Extra Practice: Section B
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Write the questions in reported speech.
1. “When do you want to decorate the birthday cake?” Dad asked.
2. “Do we have to wear smart clothes tomorrow?” the students asked.
3. “Who will you study with for the test?” Adrian asked.
4. “Did you regret seeing that film yesterday?” my sister asked.
5. “Have you found a gift for Jane’s birthday yet?” Mum asked.
6
Write the questions in the dialogue below in reported speech.
Ben:
1.
When did people first start taking selfie photos? Try and guess.
Alice: Probably in the last ten years. 2. Am I right?
Ben: No, the first ever selfie was taken in 1839.
Alice: I don’t believe it! I thought it was a modern fad. 3. Who took the photo?
Ben: A man called Robert Cornelius.
Alice:
4.
Where did he come from?
Ben: Philadelphia in the USA.
Alice: So, selfies have got a long history. 5. Have smartphones made selfies more popular?
Ben: Yes, definitely. People love posting photos on Snapchat and Instagram.
without selfies and smartphones?
6.
Can you imagine life
Alice: No way. It’s the biggest trend at the moment, but I suppose things will change.
Ben: True. So 7. what will the next big trend be?
Alice: I don’t know. We’ll have to wait and see.
1. Ben asked when
.
2. Alice asked whether
.
3. Alice asked who
.
4. Alice asked where
.
5. Alice asked whether
.
6. Ben asked if
.
7. Ben asked what
.
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