It is forbidden. You ______ do that. |
You ______ ask my permission. You can do what you want. |
You ______ speak to the driver when the bus is moving. It's dangerous. |
Help yourself to anything you want. You ______ ask. |
You ______ park here. There is a double yellow line. |
Pay me back when you can. You ______ do it immediately. |
It's optional. We ______ to go if you don't want to. |
I'll tell you a secret. You ______ tell anybody else. Promise? |
Whatever you do, you ______ click with the right mouse button or the program will crash. |
Be on time. You ______ be late or we will leave without you. |
He's a millionaire. He ______ work but he does because he enjoys it. |
I like Saturdays because I ______ go to work. |
This is very important. You ______ forget what I said. |
It's very informal here. You ______ wear a tie unless you want to. |
The train is direct. You ______ change trains. |
In boxing, you ______ hit your opponent below the belt. |
I ______ wear a suit at work on Fridays. It's 'dressing down day". |
In athletics, you ______ start before the gun is fired. |
In bridge, you ______ look at other people's cards. |
You ______ be mad to work here but it helps. |
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
mustn't / don't have to Wednesday 19th July
Sunday, 17 July 2011
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
Monday, 11 July 2011
Simple past, past continuous, past perfect :-)
Run, look, see, walk, be, begin, sit, shout, have, come can, stand, scream, stare, hear, experience, feel, open, light, lie, talk (never)
Last year, my best friend Louise and I _______ __________ through the woods, when we __________ a terrifying face in the sky. It ___________ so big and it ____________ long black hair, and very sharp teeth. In that moment, we ___________ at each other, ____________ loudly and _________ to ___________ run. Louise and I ____________ in the woods all the time that summer, and we __________ ___________ ___________ a face like that before. We ran to the edge of the forest where we felt safe, and we _________ __________ about how we would escape from this horrible situation. In that exact moment, I ____________ a noise coming from the distance, which made me stand still and listen. Louise _________ hear the noise, which made me feel scared, why only me? Suddenly, the sky ___________ up with a beautiful orange colour. We _____________ still, frozen with fear, and then just as I was ______________ at the sky, a blue light ___________ down and I couldn’t see anything but blue. I __________ __________ _____________ anything like that before in my life. Suddenly, everything went quiet and dark and I could ___________ a soft breeze blowing against my face… Where ________ ___? I ____________ my eyes and I was ___________ on a boat made of wood. I ___________ up and looked around and all I could see was ocean for miles and miles. I then ___________ a voice ______________ in my ear. Who was this? Suddenly my eyes opened again… and my mom was in my room, telling me to wake up and get ready for school. I guess it was all a dream.
Vocabulary Unit 3
Word | Part of Speech | Example |
planet | Noun | Our planet is an amazing place. |
Earth | Noun | The name of our planet is Earth. |
geography | Noun | Geography was my favourite class in high school. |
background | Noun | We give background information of a story in past continuous. |
interrupt | Verb | Please close the door. I don't want anyone to interrupt this meeting. |
North America | Noun | North America has a lot of oil. |
South America | Noun | Most countries in South America speak Spanish. |
Europe | Noun | Europe has had many wars. |
Asia | Noun | Asia grows a lot of rice. |
Antarctica | Noun | Almost nobody lives in Antarctica because of the weather. |
Oceania | Noun | The biggest country in Oceania is Australia. |
continent | Noun | There are five continents in the world. |
explorer | Noun | Christopher Columbus was a famous explorer. |
discover | Verb | Columbus discovered America. |
The Pacific | Noun, Adjective | The Pacific Ocean is the largest in the world. |
The Arctic Ocean | Noun, Adjective | Many bears live in the arctic. |
The Atlantic | Noun, Adjective | New York is close to the Atlantic. |
The Indian Ocean | Adjective | The Indian Ocean is warm. |
The Southern Ocean / The Antarctic Ocean | Noun | Some countries call this ocean the Southern Ocean, and some countries call this the Antarctic Ocean. |
southern | Adjective | Southern USA has a lot of delicious food. |
northern | Adjective | She is from northern Europe. |
western | Adjective | Western Canada has beautiful mountains. |
eastern | Noun | Eastern USA has a lot of big cities. |
south of | Phrase | My home is south of the city. |
north of | Phrase | Canada is north of USA. |
west of | Phrase | West of Korea is China. |
east of | Phrase | East of Toronto is Montreal. |
ship | Noun | There were many ships in the water. |
sail | Verb | They had sailed a long time when the storm came. |
strait | Noun | Sailing in a strait is usually safer than the ocean. |
journey | Noun | The journey from my country to Canada took almost 22 hours. |
coast | Noun | In the future, I want to live somewhere on the coast. |
direction | Noun | What direction is the wind blowing? |
frightened | Adjective | The animals were frightened so they ran away. |
half | Noun | More than half the people in the world are women. |
quarter | Noun | A quarter hour is 15 minutes. |
century | Noun | Canada became a country in the 19th century. |
population | Noun | The population of the city is under one million. |
increase | Verb | Because of the war, the price of gas increased. |
decrease | Verb | The population of the beach town decreases in the winter. |
earthquake | Noun | The earthquake shook our house. |
damage | Noun, Verb | The damage from the storm was too much. |
cause | Noun, Verb | The cause of the injury was strange. |
injure | Verb | He injured his leg in the fire. |
injury | Noun | I have never had a serious injury. |
The Richter Scale | Noun | The earthquake measured 6.5 on the Richter Scale. |
measure | Verb | You can measure the age of a tree by counting its rings. |
repair | Verb | I need to repair my barbecue for the summer. |
wave | Noun | The waves were huge during the tsunami. |
ground | Noun | The ground shook during the earthquake. |
shake | Verb | Why is the table shaking? |
occur | Verb | A terrible and serious tsunami occured in Thailand and Indonesia in the early 2000s. |
storm | Noun | The storm damaged many buildings. |
natural | Adjective | There are many natural causes of cancer. |
nature | Noun | I want to live close to nature. |
disaster | Noun | The disaster killed many people. |
tsunami | Noun | A tsunami is a dangerous and large wave. |
landslide | Noun | A landslide damaged the highway. |
blizzard | Noun | The blizzard closed the schools. |
drought | Noun | Lots of countries don't have enough rain to grow food. This is called drought. |
volcano | Noun | The volcano erupted last night. |
erupt | Verb | The volcano erupted last night. |
hurricane | Noun | The hurricane destroyed many farms. |
typhoon | Noun | A typhoon is a strong wind storm. |
flood | Noun | The rain was so strong floods started to rise. |
rescue | Verb | The man rescued the lost girl. |
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