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Grammar & Vocabulary Practice

Adverbs · Phrasal Verbs · Should / Shouldn't

Word Formation

1. Make Adverbs

Make adverbs from the adjectives in brackets.

1. Please drive (careful)

2. The children crossed the road (safe)

3. He will help you. (sure)

4. Tom plays the piano (bad)

5. She speaks English (proper)

Phrasal Verbs

2. Complete the Sentences

Choose the correct phrasal verb for each sentence (pay attention to the tense).

run into run out of run after

1. I ran intoran out ofran after my old English teacher in the shopping centre yesterday.

2. We ran intoran out ofran after bread, so Mum went to the shop.

3. The police officer is running intorunning out ofrunning after the thief.

4. Kate ran intoran out ofran after her friend on her way home.

5. Oh no! We have run intorun out ofrun after water.

6. The dog is running intorunning out ofrunning after the boy.

Phrasal Verbs

Match the Meanings

Match each phrasal verb with its meaning.

Phrasal verb		Your answer	Meaning
1. run into	→	ABC	A. chase
2. run out of	→	ABC	B. meet by chance
3. run after	→	ABC	C. have no more left

Modal Verbs

3. Should / Shouldn't

Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't.

1. You are tired. You shouldshouldn't have a rest.

2. You have a test tomorrow. You shouldshouldn't study tonight.

3. You have a headache. You shouldshouldn't go to bed late.

4. Your friend is sad. You shouldshouldn't talk to them.

5. It is cold outside. You shouldshouldn't wear a warm jacket.

6. You want to be healthy. You shouldshouldn't eat too much fast food.

Modal Verbs

4. Choose the Correct Form

Choose the correct verb form after should / shouldn't.

1. You should be are more careful.

2. She should speak speaks more slowly.

3. They shouldn't run runs in the classroom.

4. We should leave leaves now.

5. He shouldn't eat eats so much chocolate.

6. Should I call calls her?

Mixed Practice

5. Mixed Practice

Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word or phrase given.

1. You are driving too fast. You should drive (careful)

2. We have no milk. We have milk. (run)

3. I met my neighbour by chance yesterday. I my neighbour yesterday. (run)

4. You are ill. You go to school today.

5. The police are the robber. (run)

6. He is a bad singer. He sings

7. It is late. You go to bed.

8. We have no more money. We have money. (run)

 

Vocabulary practice

City mouse or country mouse?

Work through six exercises about life in the city and in the countryside. Type your answers, then press Check to see how you did.

Exercise 1

Fill in the gaps

Complete the sentences with words from the box. Some words are used more than once.

heavy trafficfresh airpeace and quiet crowded streetshigh cost of livingfriendly

1. I like living in the countryside because there is and .

2. In the city, there are always and .

3. The in London is very high, so it's expensive to live there.

4. People in my village are very and helpful.

5. I can't stand , because I spend hours in my car.

Exercise 2

Opposites

Choose the countryside word that is the opposite of each city word.

constant noise→ choose… peace and quietfresh airfriendly people empty streetsbeautiful landscapes

polluted air→ choose… peace and quietfresh airfriendly people empty streetsbeautiful landscapes

crowded streets→ choose… peace and quietfresh airfriendly people empty streetsbeautiful landscapes

unfriendly people→ choose… peace and quietfresh airfriendly people empty streetsbeautiful landscapes

ugly buildings→ choose… peace and quietfresh airfriendly people empty streetsbeautiful landscapes

Now write 3 sentences using words from the table above (not graded — just for practice).

Exercise 3

Who said it?

Read each sentence and decide who is speaking: the City Mouse (C) or the Country Mouse (CM).

"I can't stand constant noise and pollution!"

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

"Peace and quiet are very important to me."

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

"I love shops, cinemas and theatres!"

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

"I don't mind heavy traffic."

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

"Feeling isolated is terrible for me."

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

"Fresh air and beautiful landscapes make me happy."

C — City Mouse CM — Country Mouse

Exercise 4

Express your opinion

Complete each sentence with the phrase that makes the most sense: don't mind, very important to me, or can't stand.

1. choose… I don't mind It's very important to me to have I can't stand crowded streets, because I don't like big crowds.

2. choose… I don't mind It's very important to me to have I can't stand convenient public transport, because I use it every day.

3. choose… I don't mind It's very important to me to have I can't stand fresh air and beautiful landscapes.

4. choose… I don't mind It's very important to me to have I can't stand the high cost of living, because I have enough money.

5. choose… I don't mind It's very important to me to have I can't stand feeling isolated, because I need friends around me.

Exercise 5

Write about your perfect day

Choose the city or the countryside. Write 5–7 sentences about your perfect day there. Try to use at least 6 words from the vocabulary list below.

heavy trafficfresh airpeace and quiet crowded streetshigh cost of livingfriendly constant noisepolluted airbeautiful landscapes ugly buildingsconvenient public transportisolated

Words written: 0 Vocabulary words used: 0 / 6

Exercise 6

Correct the mistakes

Each sentence has one word that doesn't make sense. Type that wrong word, then type the word that should replace it.

1. I love the countryside because there is heavy traffic and fresh air.

2. In the city, people are always friendly and helpful.

3. The high quality lifestyle in the village means there are many shops and cinemas.

4. I can't stand peace and quiet — I prefer noisy streets!

5. Low rate of unemployment in the city means many people don't have jobs.

6. In the countryside, I enjoy beautiful landscapes and constant noise.

City Mouse or Country Mouse? — vocabulary practice worksheet, made interactive.