Contents

Macmillan

Unit Seven
Unit Ten
Unit Eleven
Unit Eighteen

p. 4
p. 8
p. 13
p. 19

Comprehension

Passage One: A foolish old man

p. 25
Passage Two: An old man from abroad p. 27
Passage Three: A summer trip
p. 29
Passage Four: A day out
p. 31

Super Land Grammar Book

Revision
p. 34
Unit Eleven ( Conditionals Types 0 & 1 ) p. 36
Unit Thirteen (Comparatives Superlatives, Too
- Enough)
p. 40
Unit Fourteen ( Present Perfect)
p. 47
Unit Sixteen ( Countable/Uncountable Nouns)
p. 52
Unit Nineteen (Relative Pronouns)
p. 55

Story Changing Places

Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six

p. 61
p. 63
p. 65
p. 67
p. 69
p. 71

Macmillan

Unit 7: The ant and the beetle

New Vocabulary:

beetle: (noun) An insect, often large and black, with a hard

case on its back, covering its wings.
store: (noun) A quantity or supply of something kept for use
as needed.
shady: (adjective) out of sun, situated in or full of shade.
grain: (noun) the seed of plants like corn, wheat, rice, etc.
hurried: (verb: past simple of hurry) moved quickly.
soon: (adverb) in or after a short time.
sobbed: (verb: past simple of sob) cried noisily.
frightening: ( adjective) making someone afraid or anxious;
terrifying.
insect: (noun) any small animal with no backbone such as a
spider or a tick.
wrap: (verb) cover or enclose in paper or soft material.
kneel: (verb) be in a position in which the body is supported
by a knee or the knees, as when praying.
wreck: (noun) something that has been damaged.
knit: (verb) to make something with wool using two long
needles.
path: (noun) a way or track for walking.
feeler: (noun) An animal organ that is used for testing things
by touch or for searching for food.
jaw: (noun) the mouth and teeth of a person or an animal.
greenfly: (noun) A green aphid which is a common pest of
crops and garden plants.
4

 honeydew: (noun) the very small drops of honey that form

on the ground during the night.
lay: (verb) (Of a female bird, insect,) produce (an egg) from
inside the body.
feed: (verb) give food to.
fight: (verb) take part in a violent struggle involving physical
blows or the use of weapons.

Choose the correct words:

1- The lion looked very (shady lay frightening). I screamed when I
saw it.
2- Lets search for a (shady sob paths) place, its very sunny here.
3- (Something Someone Anybody) has to cook for the lunch.
4- The garden is so beautiful, but it needs (sobs shady paths) to
walk on.
5- I cant find my watch ! Ill look ( for to about) it.
6- Mark, calm down! Stop (sobbing walking laying)!
7- We could have our ship (broken knitted wrecked) from the big
storm last night.
8- We ran out of rice, I'll go and buy some (eggs kneel grains)
from the market.
9- Can ( anybody someone nothing ) pass the bread please ?
10- Birds (give birth make lay) eggs.
11- See my new jacket, my grandma (knitted draw make) it for me.
12- John (laid kneeled wrapped) when he asked Suzanne to marry
him.
13- On the beach, some people love to sit in the (sunshine shade
nest) while others like to sit in shady places.
14- Bees make ( sunshine honeydew jaws).
15- Please listen to your teacher (careful carefully frightening ).
5

16- My grandpa (died has died dead) three years ago.

17- She doesnt want to work. She is so ( careful lazy peaceful).
18- ( Beetles Ants Birds) are large insects with hard shells on their
backs.
19- We should ( do make be) some rooms for the new furniture.
20- Weve finished our work. There is (anything nothing anybody)
to do.
21- Ants have strong ( feelers jaws honeydew) to feel and touch
things with.
22- Im on a diet. I cant eat a lot of ( shade grains apples ).
23- At the weekends, we ( do- have make ) a good time.
24- When shes angry, she goes ( to for on ) a walk.
25- She is (brilliant more brilliant most brilliant) than her sister.
26- Who is (shorter shortest short) Dina or Magi ?
27- The film I saw yesterday is the ( frightening more frightening
most frightening) film Ive ever seen.
28- I dont want to go this way. Its the (farther furthest further) of
them all.
29- This is the (better worse best) photo for you.
30- I dont want to do (anywhere anything anywhere) today.

Give one word for:

1. The seed of wheat, rice: ______________
2. Making someone afraid or anxious; terrifying ______________
3. We can walk on the ______________
4. To make something with wool using two long needles:
______________
5. A ship that has been badly damaged: ______________ .

Supply the missing letters:

1- K __ __ el

2- __r__p

3- hu__r__

4- fr__ht__n__ng

5- s__or__

6- __at__

7- g__a__n

8- s__b

9- h__n__y

10- la__

Supply the missing parts in the following dialogue:

1-Ahmed and Donia are talking about going for a picnic.
Ahmed: Would you like to go on a picnic?
Donia: Yes, _____________________________________.
Ahmed: You can find many shady places in a garden.
Ahmed: _________________________________________ ?
Donia: We can go by car.
Ahmed: __________________________________________ ?
Donia: My sister is also coming.

2- Ricky is asking dad to lend him his car to go to the beach

with his friend.
Ricky: Can I borrow the car tomorrow please, dad?
Dad: _____________________________________________.
Ricky: Because I'm going to the beach with Tony.
Dad: Last time you borrowed it you had an accident.
Ricky: I promise ______________________________________.
Dad: But the gas tank was almost empty!
Ricky: ______________________________________________.
Dad: Well, OK then.
Ricky: ______________________________________________ .

Unit 10
Open day
New Vocabulary:
open day: (noun) an occasion when an organization such as a
school allows people to visit and see what is done there.
Occasion: (noun) a special or important time or event.
Scenery: (noun) the furniture and painted background of a theatre
stage.
Prop: (noun) an object that is used in a play or a film.
Inventor: (noun) someone who invents things.
Narrator: (noun) someone who tells the story.
Invitation: (noun) a written or spoken request asking someone to
spend time with you socially or to come to a social event.
Speech: (noun) the words that someone speaks to an audience.
slip: (noun) A small piece of paper, typically a form for writing on
or one giving printed information.
guest: (noun) A person who is invited to visit someones home
or attend a particular social occasion.
furniture: (noun) the chairs, tables, beds, cupboards etc that you
put in a room or house so that you can live in it.
news: (noun) information about something that has happened
recently.
scratch: (verb) to pull your nails along your skin, especially
because you have an itch that makes you want to do this.
ache: (verb) to cause pain or hurt.
muddy: (adjective) Covered in or full of mud.
refill: (verb) Fill (a container) again.
redo: (verb) Do (something) again or differently.
replay: (verb) Play (a match) again to decide a winner.
repeat: (verb) Say or do the same thing again.

 replace: (verb) Put (something) back in a previous place or

position.
repay: (verb) pay back.
guess: (verb) to say or decide what you think is true, without being
certain about it.
lightning: (noun) the bright flashes of light that you see in the sky
during a storm.
thunder: (noun) the loud noise that you sometimes hear in the sky
during a storm.
rumble: (verb) to make a continuous deep sound.
flash: (verb) to shine brightly for a very short time, or to shine on
and off very quickly.

Choose the correct answer:

1.

Nobody of our family received an (invention-inventor-invitation) to

the party.

2.

My dream was to become a (fame-famous-fume) actor.

3.

A (screen-scenery- scene) is the painted background and the furniture

of a theatre stage.

4.

Thunder is rumbling and lightening is (clashing-dashing-flashing).

5.

Sandy will (invent-invite-accept) all her neighbours to Christmas.

6.

The (sitting-setting-getting) of our play is the time and place in which

the events happen.

7.

When we phoned Danny at home there was no (flash-speech-reply)

8.

Madonna makes a party to (rumble- celebrate-celebration) her

birthday.

9.

Dina told me not to tell anybody about her (guess-secretary-secret).

10. They (guest-guessed-flashed) it was going to rain as the sky was dark.
9

11. Thunder (rumbled-jumped-climbed) in the distance.

12. My head (aches- rumbles - agrees) when I work a lot.
13. They bought a new flat and new (invitation occasion furniture).
14. These are the (props slips guests) that were in the last scene of the
play.
15. Watch out! It's raining and it's (funny muddy lucky).
16. I didn't know who was outside, but I (guessed met repaid) that he
was my brother.
17. If you buy vegetables, I (make 'll make would make) soup.
18. I did my homework wrong. I will (repay refill redo) it.
19. They stopped the match and they will (replay replace repay) it
tomorrow.
20. I didn't hear what you said, can you (redo refill repeat) it, please?
21. When you take a book from the shelf, you should (replace redo
repeat) it.
22. My bottle is empty, may I (repay refill repeat) it, please?
23. If you (studied will study study) hard, you will get high marks.
24. Our school is having a/ an (speech invitation open day) tomorrow.
25. The (invitation scenery occasion) of the scene was two desks and
chairs.
26. My friend sent me a/an (invitation inventor slip) to attend her
birthday.
27. They wanted the professor to come and make a/ an (invitation
speech ache).
28. Two (inventors speeches guests) came to visit us yesterday.

10

29. When he received the invitation, he returned the reply (slip news
ache) on the invitation.
30. When she told me her idea, I (invented scratched redid) my head.
31. Yesterday the (lightning thunder sun) flashed.
32. Who is the (narrator inventor furniture) of the phone?

Give one word for the following sentences:

1.

Someone who tells a story: ____________.

2.

Covered with mud:____________.

3.

The furniture and painted background of a theatre stage:

____________.

4.

To cause pain or hurt:____________.

5.

Someone whose job is to invent things:____________.

6.

To make a continuous deep sound:____________.

Supply the missing letters in the following sentences:

1. Our t__acher made a sp__ __ch on that day.
2. Thunder r__ m__led and lightning fla__h __d.
3. We c__leb__at__ our birthday parties with our friends.
4. Do you ag__ee to go on a picnic tomorrow? Yes, I'll be so ex__ited.
5. He bought new fur__iture on a special oc__asion.

11

Supply the missing parts in the following dialogues:

1- Peter told Mark about a visit to the plain.
Peter: Where were you yesterday?
Mark: ______________________.
Peter: What animals did u see there?
Mark: ______________________.
Peter: Did you enjoy it?
Mark: ______________________.

2-Anny and Marvy are talking about a visit to U.S.A

Anny: Hello! Have you ever been to America?
Marvy: _________________________________.
Anny: __________________________________?
Marvy: We have seen The Statue of Liberty.
Anny: Have you done anything else?
Marvy: _________________________________.

12

Unit 11
Celebrating success the story of Amy Johnson
New Vocabulary:
celebrate: (verb) to do something enjoyable in order to show that
an occasion or event is special.
childhood: (noun) the time of your life when you are a child.
adventure: (noun) an exciting, unusual, and sometimes dangerous
experience.
pilot: (noun) someone who flies an aircraft.
trick: (noun) 1. something that you do in order to annoy someone
or to make people laugh at them, often by making them believe
something that is not true ex: I thought he was playing a trick on
me. 2. an effective and skilful way of doing something ex: There's
a trick to folding up this umbrella.
learn: (verb) to gain knowledge or experience of something, for
example by being taught.
university: (noun) an educational institution where students study
for degrees and where academic research is done.
airfield: (noun) a place where aircraft arrive and leave, especially
military or private aircraft.
engineer: (noun) someone who makes or mends engines.
mend: (verb) Repair (something that is broken or damaged).
challenge: (noun) A task or situation that tests someones abilities.
preparation: (noun) the process of making someone or something
ready for something.
fuel: (noun) or diesel used in vehicles.
tank: (noun) a large metal container for liquid or gas.
plan: (verb) to intend to do something.
equipment: (noun) the tools, machines, or other things that you
need for a particular job or activity.
cockpit: (noun) the part of a plane where the pilot sits.
13

 tool: (noun) a piece of equipment, usually one that you hold in

your hand, that is designed to do a particular type of work.
mosquito net: (noun) a thin cloth that you hang around a bed in
order to keep mosquitoes out.
engine: (noun) a machine with moving parts that uses a fuel to
produce movement, for example in a road vehicle or aircraft.
smell: (verb) to have an unpleasant smell.
sandstorm: (noun) a strong wind in the desert that blows clouds of
sand in the air.
rainstorm: (noun) a storm with a lot of rain.
crash: (verb) if a plane crashes, or if someone crashes it, it falls
from the sky.
celebration: (noun) a large fish with sharp teeth that lives in the
sea. Some types of shark attack people.
newspaper: (noun) a set of large printed sheets of folded paper
containing news, articles, and other information, usually published
every day.
fond of: (adjective) liking and caring about someone very much,
especially as a result of knowing them well or for a long time.
dawn: (noun) the beginning of the day, when it begins to get light.
sunset: (noun) the time in the evening when the sun goes down
below the horizon and night begins.
bang on time: (adverb) exactly.
dismal: (adjective) making you feel unhappy and without hope or
enthusiasm.
slate: (noun) a type of dark grey stone that breaks easily into flat
thin pieces.
blazing: (adjective) very hot because the sun is shining strongly.
ripen: (verb) to become ripe, or to make something ripe.
- ripe: (adjective) ripe fruit or crops have grown to their full size and
are ready to eat or use.
share out: (verb) to give a part of something to someone else.
14

 noble: (adjective) behaving in an honest and brave way that other

people admire.
glow: (noun) a soft light.
carry on: (verb) to continue doing something.
worth: (adjective) used for saying how good, useful, or reliable
someone or something is.

Choose the correct words:

1.

Danny likes to watch (challenge- crashed- adventure) films at the

cinema.

2.

The clown made some funny (tricks- cockpits- equipment) that made
everybody laughed.

3.

3-The pilot flew his air craft over the (competition-air fieldrainstorm).

4.

Ann will (decide- trick- crash) into a mountain because of the thick
fog.

5.

The three competitors accepted the (cockpit- challenge- airfield) and

started their competition.

6.

The mechanic tried to (repair- trick- decide) my car after the accident.

7.

Class 4 B prepared all the arrangements for the new year

(celebrations- adventurer- equipment).

8.

Mina and Mary (decided-passed-repaired) to travel to The United

States for a visit before immigration.

9.

They are taking their (rainstorm-challenge-equipment) to go camping.

10. When the cars crashed the drivers were sitting in their (cockpitsadventure-celebrations).
11. When you finish school, you go to the (factory airport university).

15

12. We didn't finish the (challenge preparation adventure) of my sister's

birthday party.
13. He can repair electronic machines, because he is a/an (engineer pilot
carpenter).
14. He likes aeroplanes, he wants to be a/ an (engineer pilot professor).
15. She doesn't like (scientific comic adventure) films, because they
have a lot of dangerous scenes.
16. Sandy is a good girl, (is she she isn't isn't she)?
17. Football matches are exciting, (aren't they are they they aren't)?
18. It's boring to have nothing to do, (it isn't isn't it aren't you)?
19. It was Rana's birthday, and we (challenged celebrated danced) with
her.
20. A (centre cinema sentence) is a group of words.
21. She is in the (circle city centre); she's between Ann and Sandy.
22. He is good at running; he was the first at the last (race face centre).
23. I like to get up early to watch the (sunset moon dawn).
24. These mangoes are very green; they aren't (ripening fruit blazing).
25. On (blazing cold chilly) days, I like to go swimming.
26. It's a (dawn bored dismal) weather for me, when it isn't sunny.
27. He wanted to repair his computer, so put the (equipment airfield
tricks) he needed next to him.
28. She's eighty now, but she remembers everything about her (race
challenge childhood).
29. He is good at (making doing mending) tricks.
30. It's not polite to laugh (at in on) your friend when she falls.

16

Give one word for the following:

1-

____________ an exciting, unusual, and sometimes dangerous

experience.

2-

____________ an educational institution where students study for

degrees and where academic research is done.

3-

To____________ is to deceive somebody as part of a plan.

4-

____________ the tools, machines, or other things that you need for a
particular job or activity.

5-

A____________ is the place where the pilot sits in an aeroplane.

Supply the missing letters :

1.Cele__r__ted

2.pl__as__nt

3.A__ven__ures

4.co__k__it

5.Ch__ll__ng__

6.c__as__ed

7.A__r__ield

8.e__ui__ment

9. E__perie__ce

10. de__ide

17

Supply the missing parts in the following dialogues:

1-Mary came home and found her mother making
a cake:
Mary: Hello mum. __________________________?
Mum: It is the smell of a cake.
Mary: ___________________________,please.
Mum :You can take these three slices.
Mary: What about lunch?
Mum :I made sausages.
Mary: Where are they ?
Mum: _____________________________over there.

2-John and Mike are talking about Johns new

camera:
Mike: What a nice camera! Is it new?
John: Yes, it is.
Mike: _______________________________?
John: I bought it yesterday.
Mike: ________________________________?
John: L.E.1000. I think it is nice , ________________?
Mike: Of course I liked it .May I borrow it tomorrow?
John: ________________________________.

18

Unit 18
What is a friend?
New Vocabulary:
gift: (noun) 1. something that you give to someone as a present
ex: He bought generous gifts for all his family. 2. a natural ability
to do something well ex: She gets her gift for languages from her
mother.
friendship: (noun) a relationship between people who are friends.
precious: (adjective) worth a lot of money.
forgive: (verb) to decide that you will not be angry with someone
who has offended, upset, or harmed you.
unkind: (adjective) unfriendly, insulting, or cruel.
respect: (verb) treat someone in a way that shows you think they
are important.
include: (verb) to contain someone or something as a part.
encourage: (verb) to give someone confidence or hope.
discuss: (verb) to talk about something with someone.
brighten up: (verb) to start to have more colour or light.
gone: (adjective) something that is gone no longer exists or has all
been used.
sought: (the past simple of verb seek) to ask for something, or to
try to get something.
turn away: (verb) to refuse to let someone come into a place.
figure: (noun) the shape of the body of someone you do not know.
hung around: (past simple of verb hang around) to spend time in a
place waiting or doing nothing.
punchbag: (noun) someone who is always blamed when things go
wrong, even for things that are not their fault.
kick: (verb) to hit someone or something with your foot.
call names: (verb) to use impolite or unpleasant words to describe
someone.
popular: (adjective) a popular person is liked by most people.
19

 hold back: (verb) to decide not to do or say something, or to make

someone decide not to do or say something.
revenge: (noun) something that you do to hurt or punish someone
because they have hurt you or someone else.
verse: (noun) group of words or sentences that form one section of
a poem or song.
rhyme: (verb) if two words or lines of poetry rhyme, they end with
a similar sound.
complain: (verb) to say that you are not satisfied with something.
shepherd: (noun) a man whose job is to look after sheep.
parcel: (noun) something wrapped in paper or in a large envelope
to be sent by post.
towel: (noun) a piece of material used for drying your hands or
body, or for drying dishes.
label: (noun) a piece of paper or material fastened to an object that
gives information about it.
tunnel: (noun) an underground passage through which vehicles
travel.
squirrel: (noun) a grey or red-brown animal with a long thick tail
that lives in trees.
wrap: (verb) to cover something by putting something such as
paper or cloth round it.
creature: (noun) anything that lives except plants.
treasure: (noun) something that you look after carefully because
you think it is valuable or important.
clearness: (noun) transparent.
wonder: (noun) a feeling of surprise, admiration, or pleasure that
you get, for example when you have seen something very unusual
or beautiful.
fair: (adjective) beautiful.
skylark: (noun) a brown and white European bird that sings while
flying.
20

 rush: (noun) a sudden strong movement of liquid or air.

stream: (noun) a small narrow river.
cherish: (verb) to think that something is very important and to
wish to keep it.
call: (noun) a formal or public request that something should
happen.
strive: (verb) to make a lot of effort to achieve something.
preserve: (verb) to take care of a place or building in order to
prevent it from being harmed or destroyed.

Choose the correct answer:

1. At her birthday she had many ( money gifts cake).
2. Can you see this expensive ring ! Its so ( precious bad ugly) for
me.
3. I know her for a long time, we have a strong (argument friendship
discussion).
4. She has the (taste gift show) of comedy.
5. She mad many mistakes, but I (listen forgive watch) all of them.
6. He isnt kind. He is(non kind unkind kindles).
7. We should (behave respect polite) the elders.
8. This unit is so big. It (includes reduces strives) five lessons.
9. My father always (watches encourages wrap) me to be better.
10. When I dont agree with my mother in something, we (discuss
watch preserve) it together.
11. The news of her success ( upsets brightens directs ) up her face.
12. I cant find my ring. Its ( gone went going).
13. ( Seek want strive) medical advice if you are still sick.
14. They hated this young girl and ( wrapped turned hurried) her
away.
15. There was nothing to do so I ( hung began sought) around.
16. All the boys dont like this little boy and they always (call give
provide) him names.

21

17. Its was not my fault, but Im always their ( bag punchbag
handbag) because Im weak.
18.A mother is someone (who which whose) cares for her kids.
19. Every one knows this actor. He is so ( known well famous).
20. This team lost the last match. This match they will ( revenge kill
win) to win.
21. The post brought this ( towel parcel squirrel) for you.
22. A driver is someone (which whose- who) drives any vehicles.
23. I know the price of this jar from the ( parcel vowel label).
24. There is no signal for my phone in this ( tunnel parcel label).
25. Oh! You bought the gift without (wrecking laying wrapping) it.
It doesnt look nice!
26. A friend is someone (whose which who) encourages you.
27. Be careful ! there is a (rush rushed rushing) car.
28. I can see whats in the deep of the see because of the (clearness
dark muddy) water.
29. Our friends and family are valuable ( clothes treasures rings)
30. (Valleys Creatures Streams) are small rivers.

Give one word for the following:

1. ________________ someone who is always blamed when things go
wrong, even for things that are not their fault.
2. _______________ to take care of a place or building in order to
prevent it from being harmed or destroyed.
3. _______________ worth a lot of money.
4. _______________ to give someone confidence or hope.
5. _______________ to start to have more colour or light.

22

Supply the missing letters :

1. A je__el is a pr__c__ous stone.
2. __arce__ is w__ap__ed in special papers.
3. A f__ie__d en__ou__ages, for__i__es, re__pe__ts you.
4. We should che__i__h the t__eas__res that God gave us.
5. I can se__ these beaut__ful __us__ing st__ea__s of water.

Supply the missing parts in the following dialogues:

1. Jenny and Suzy are talking about going to the club:
Jenny: ?
Suzy: No, I haven't finished my work yet.
Jenny: ?
Suzy: I'll finish it after two hours.
Jenny: Let's go to the club after that.
Suzy: .

2. Amir and Kareem are talking about Kareems last film:

Amir: What do you usually do on Fridays?
Kareem: ..
Amir: .?
Kareem: The last film I saw was " Frozen".
Amir: ..?
Kareem: Yes, very much.

23

Reading
Comprehension

24

Read the following passage then answer the

questions:
A foolish old man
There was once a foolish old man who had a bag of
gold. He dug a hole in the ground and put the bag of gold
into it .Then he covered the hole with a big stone. He used
to visit the hiding place nearly every day. He would take
away the stone and put his finger into the hole to touch the
gold. Then he would feel very happy.
One day he took the stone away and put his finger into
the hole, but he didnt find his gold. His treasure was
stolen. The old man felt very angry and sad. His wife said
to him: there is no reason for you to be sad; your gold was
useless to us. You still have the hole. You can visit it
whenever you want. All you have to do is to imagine your
treasure is still there.
1-Answer the following questions:
1-

Where did the old man hide his gold?

______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
25

2-

How often did he visit the hiding place?

______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________

3-Why did he put the gold in the hole?

______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
______________________________________________

2-Choose:
1- The old mans treasure was---------------a) stolen

b) useful

c)found

2- The old mans wife said to him your gold was------------- to

us
a) helpful

b)useless

26

c)used

Read the following passage and then answer the

questions:
An old man from abroad
An old friend from abroad, whom Peter was expecting to
stay with, telephoned from the airport to tell Peter that he had
arrived. Peter was still at his office, but he had made all the
arrangements for his friends arrival. After explaining where his
flat was, Peter told him that he had left the key under the
doormat. As Peter was going home late, he advised his friend to
go into the kitchen and help himself to food and drink.
Two hours later, his friend telephoned him from the flat. He
told Peter that he was listening to some of his records after
having a truly wonderful meal. Now, he said, he was drinking a
glass of orange juice and he hoped that Peter would join him.
When Peter asked his friend if he had reached the flat without
difficulty, he answered that he couldnt find the key under the
doormat, but luckily, the living room window, just by the apple
tree, had been left open and he had climbed in. Peter listened to
all this in surprise. There is no apple tree in front of his living
room, but there is one in front of his neighbours.

27

1. Answer the following questions:

1- Where was Peter when his friend arrived from abroad?
________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
_________________________________________________

2- Where did Peter leave the key?

__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
3- How did his friend get into the flat?
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________

2.Choose the correct answer:

1- Peter advised his friend to wait for him .
a) at the airport

b) at his flat

c) at his neighbours flat

2- Peters friend entered
a) Peters flat

b) Peters office c) his neighbours flat

28

Read the passage and answer the questions:

A summer trip
Last summer I went on a trip with my family to a beautiful
island. We had to get a boat from the mainland, to reach the
island. A man rowed the boat for us.
There were a few other people on board the boat, too. They
were very friendly and we ended up spending a lot of time with
them on the island.
Their hotel room was right beside ours. They had a young
daughter my age, and we spent a lot of time playing together.
We exchanged our telephone numbers and addresses so we
could phone and write to each other. The food at the hotel was
lovely. I ate too much of it, and ended up putting on a lot of
weight. So, I am now on a diet!
We had such a lovely time and we hope to go back next
year.
I) Answer the following questions:
1. Where was the holiday?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________

29

2. How will the writer and the people he met remain friends?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
3. Why did the writer have to go on a diet?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
II) Choose the right answer:
1. They took a . to the hotel.
a- train

b- boat

c-ship

2. The hotel was .

a- on the mainland

b- in the country

30

c- on an island

Read the following passage then answer the

questions:
A day out
Last Friday, I invited some of my friends to have
a light meal and some drinks. They agreed to my idea as all of
us were hungry. We went into the first restaurant on the way.
Each of us had some sandwiches and a cool drink, and then
the time of payment came. To my astonishment, I found no
money in my pocket. I had changed my trousers and forgot to
take the money. My face turned red. I didnt know what to do.
I asked my friends if they had money, but the money
they had, wasnt enough to pay the bill. The waiter became
angry and wanted to take us to the police. To our good luck,
my cousin came in to have coffee. I told him our bad situation.
He smiled and paid the waiter who thought that we were
thieves .
I)Answer the following questions:
1- Why did the writer and his friends get into the restaurant?
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
________________________________________________

31

2- How did the writer find himself without money?

_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
3- How did the writers cousin help him?
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________

II)Choose the correct answer:

1. The waiter wanted to take them to the police because --------a) They ate sandwiches.
b) They were thieves.
c) They didnt pay for the sandwiches and drinks.
2. At first the writer couldnt pay the bill because-------------a)He forgot the money at the cafeteria
a) He forgot the money with his cousin
b) He forgot the money at home

32

Grammar

33

Revision
Rewrite:
1- No, it doesn't look good.

(Ask)

..
2- Salads (be) good for your health. (Correct)
.
3- He plays basketball at the weekend.

(usually)

..
4- She doesn't drink cola. (never)
............
5- They don't study at night. (often)

6- Jenny drew on the wall when she was six.

(used to)

.
7- She plays tennis once a week. (Ask)

8- She saw her friends yesterday. (every day)

9- I felt cold yesterday. (not)

10- He wasn't naughty at school. (used to)

.
11- He had two cars, but now he has got one. (used to)

34

12- We used to eat lollipops when we were young. (not)

.
13- She (sing) when the bell (ring).

(Correct)

14- Yesterday at seven, she (do) her homework. (Correct)

15- What (they do) at eight o'clock yesterday? (Correct)

16- I (study) all night yesterday. (Correct)

17- They listened to music yesterday. (all day yesterday)

18- The boys are studying lessons. (Possessive adjectives)

19- I'm coming with you, wait for .., please. (Object pronoun)

20- Those are my friends, can you see . (Object pronoun)

21- Is Tom's mother? (Subject pronoun)
22- are my legs, . is my face. (Complete with
demonstratives)
23- He (die) in 1990.

(correct)

24- My dress is one metre.

(Ask)

..
25- (How long- How often- How far) is it from your school to the club? Its
30 minutes walk.
(choose)

35

Unit 11: Conditionals - Types 0 & 1

Form:
If (0): If + Present simple, Present simple.
Ex: If its cloudy, It rains.
If (1): If + present simple, will + infinitive
Ex: If you study hard, you will pass your exams.

Usage:
Conditionals type (0): something that is always true or laws of
nature.
ex: If you mix red and white, you get pink. (always true)
If you drop ice in water, it floats. (laws of nature)
Conditionals type (1): a possible situation in the present or
future..
ex: If he is late, well go without him.
If you go to Athens, you will see the Parthenon.
Note: We can use unless instead of If.not
ex: If he doesnt get here soon, well have to start.
Unless he gets here soon, well have to start.

36

Exercises
Do as shown between the brackets:
1.If you (listen) carefully, you will understand the lesson. (correct the verb)
_________________________________________________
2. If you touches the hot cup, you will hurt yourself. (correct the mistake)
_________________________________________________
3. If it snow, people will wear warm clothes. (correct the mistakes)
_________________________________________________
4. If he (clean) teeth, he will not need a dentist. (correct the verb)
_________________________________________________
5. If the children (have) enough time, they (play) golf. (correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
6. If you threw salt on snow, the snow will melt. (Correct the mistakes)
_________________________________________________
7. If it (rain) tomorrow, we (not/go) on a picnic. (correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
8. If Peter dont come on time, his teacher is cross with him. (correct the
mistakes)
_________________________________________________
9. You (get) water if you (mix) hydrogen and oxygen. ( correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
10. Adel will travels to Paris if he got a cheap ticket. (correct the mistakes)
_________________________________________________
11. If Sameh takes a taxi, he (arrive) early. (correct the verb)
_________________________________________________
37

12. If you hurry up, you caught the bus. (correct the mistake)
_________________________________________________
13. If the weather was cold, I will wear my gloves. (correct the mistake)
_________________________________________________
14. If you eat too much, you (get) very fat. (correct the verb)
_________________________________________________
15. If Amr (travel) abroad, we (miss) him a lot. (correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
16. You will get tired if you studied all day. (correct the mistake)
_________________________________________________
17. If you (heat) water, it ( boil). (correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
18. If you (study) today, you (go) out this afternoon. (correct the verbs)
_________________________________________________
19. If the computer costs too much, I dont buy it. (correct the mistake)

20. If he (exercise) everyday, he will be very strong. (correct the verb)

21. If you (press)this button, the light (come) on. (correct the verbs)
_____________________________________________________________
22. If you (freeze) water, it (turn) to ice. (correct the verbs)

23. If mum comes early, she (take) us out. (correct the verb)
__________________________________________________________

38

24.Snakes (bite) if they (be) scared. (correct the verbs)

_____________________________________________________________
25. If babies (be) hungry, they (cry). (Correct the verbs)
_____________________________________________________________
26. We (not/move) into the new house if it (not/be) ready on time. (correct
the verbs)
_____________________________________________________________
27. People will die if they dont eat. (correct the mistake)
_____________________________________________________________
28. If Martin do this test, she will improved her language. (correct the
mistakes)
_____________________________________________________________
29. If you poured oil into water, it will floats. (correct the mistakes)
_____________________________________________________________
30. You (not/sleep) if you (watch) this scary film. (correct the verbs)
____________________________________________________________

39

Unit 13: (1) Comparatives Superlatives

Usage:
* We use the comparative to compare two people or things:
e.g.

Im taller than Emma.

* We use the superlative to compare three or more people or things:

e.g.

Tim is the tallest boy in our class.

Forms

Superlative
the + adj. + -est
the oldest, the longest,
the tallest
the + most, least +adj.
the most famous, the
least expensive

Comparative
Examples Type
adj. + -er (+than)
old, long, One-syllable
and some twoolder , longer, taller tall
syllable
adjectives
Longer
more, less + adj.
famous,
(+than)
expensiv adjectives and
other twoe
more famous, less
syllable
expensive
adjectives
Irregular forms

Adjective / adverb

comparative

superlative

little

less

The least

Many / a lot of

more

The most

good

better

The best

Bad

Worse

The worst

Far

Farther/ further

The farthest/ furthest

40

Spelling rules
Examples
Quick- quicker- quickest
Short- shorter- shortest
Nice- nicer- nicest
Wide- wider -widest

Rule
add er or est

Adjective
Most adjectives

add r or st

Adjectives
ending in e

Heavy-heavier-heaviest
Lucky- luckier- luckiest

Change y to I and add er

or est

Adjectives
ending in y

Big- bigger- biggest

Thin-thinner-thinnest

Double the final consonant*

and add
-er or est

But we dont double w: slow

slower

Adjectives
ending in one
vowel +
constant
slowest

Exercises
1. Rewrite the following sentences using the word(s) in brackets:
1. Dan is the ( clever ) boy in Math classes .

(Correct the adjective)

2. Tom has got the (worse) mark in yesterdays quiz. (Correct the mistake)

3. Snow White is the( interesting ) story Ive ever read . (Correct the adj.)

4. That was an easy question . Its ( easy) than what I expected . (Correct )
.
5. Lady Diana was ( beautiful ) than princess Sarah and she was loved by all
people in England .
(Correct the adjective)
.

41

6. Football is popular than basketball. (Correct the mistake)

.
7. Jane is very intelligent. Ann isnt very intelligent. (more)
.
8. Rana is seven. Reem is five. (older)
...
9. My bag is heavy. My sisters bag isnt very heavy. (than)
..
10. No one is shorter than Vicky in our class. (shortest)
...
11. Math is difficult. Science isnt very difficult. (than)
..
12. Grandpa is the (wiser) one in our family. (Correct the mistake)
.
13. Dogs are (good) than cats. (Correct)
..
14. The tiger is the (heavy) animal. (Correct)
.
15. Home is the better place ever. (Correct the mistake)
.
16. Wolves are strong. Sheep arent strong. (than)

17. Andy is fatter than Sam. (thinner)

42

18.The Atlantic Ocean is (deep) ocean in the whole European countries.

(correct)
.
19. Sandy is (quicker) in all the school. (correct the mistake)
.
20. Tom is (old) his brother. (correct)
.
21.We are (lucky) our grandparents. (correct)

22.This is (lovely) story in our library.

23.Australia is further continent. (Correct the mistake)

24.Fady is (superior) than Mina. (correct)

.
24.Nahed is (cautious) among her friends. (correct)
..
25.Nour is (friendly) boy in his family. (correct)

26. Sama is (good) than Sarah, but Haidy is the (good). (Correct the
mistakes)

27. Cars are expensive than motorbikes. (Correct)

.
28. Tom is (happy) than his brother. (Correct)
..
29. Hana is ten. Sandy is eleven.
(Use: than)
..
30. Dave is thinner than Adam. (Begin with: Adam)
.
43

(2) Too Enough

[ Too] means more than you need.

[Enough] means as much as you need. We use them in the

following patterns:

1-[ too +adjective]: This car is too old.

2- [adjective +enough] : Are you warm enough?
3-[ not +adjective +enough] : This box isnt big enough.
4-[ too +adjective +for somebody] OR [(not+) adjective +enough +for
somebody]
- This flag isnt big enough for us.

- The sea is too cold for me.

5- [too + adjective + to-infinitive] OR [(not+) adjective +enough+ toinfinitive]

-He was too ill to travel.

This tent is light enough to carry.

6- [too + adjective + for somebody + to-infinitive] OR

[(not+) adjective +enough+ for somebody+ to-infinitive] : This bag is too
heavy for me to carry. (=This bag is too heavy, so I cant carry it)
-The instructions were simple enough for me to understand. (=The
instructions were simple, so I could understand them)

44

Exercises
Rewrite:
1. He is too short. He cant play basketball. (use: too . to)
.
2. The lesson is very hard. I cant understand it. (use: too .. to)
.
3. He isnt rich. He cant buy this car. (Use: enough)
.
4. The coffee is too hot. I cant drink it. (use: too)

5. She is old. She can walk to school alone. (use: enough)

.
6. They have money. They can buy this house. (use: enough)

7. He is tall. He can play Volleyball. (use: enough)

8. He is clever. He can answer that difficult question. (use: enough)

9. The exam was easy. We answered it quickly. (use: enough)

..
10. She isnt strong. She cant carry the bag. (use: enough)
.
11. Its very dark in the sea. You cant swim. (use: too to)
..
12.Sandy isnt thin. She cant be a model. (use: enough)
.
13. She was very busy. She couldnt meet her friends. (use: too)
.
14.The laptop was very expensive. He couldnt buy it. (use: too)
..
15. Its very cold today. We cant go on a picnic. (use: too)

45

16. His car is very fast. He can win. (use: enough)

17.He is strong. He can carry his bike. (use: enough)

..
18. This TV is old. It cant work. (use: too)
.
19. Sarah is six. She cant play at home alone. (use: too)
..
20.He isnt good. He cant go back to work. (use: enough)

21. He was too tired to went out. (correct the mistake)

22.He isnt enough rich to buy that phone. (correct the mistake)
.
23.Amy has money enough to buy the dress. ( correct the mistake)

24. Its noisy enough to work. (correct the mistake)

25. John can do that exercise, its easy. (use: enough)

26.She is too fast to win the race. ( correct the mistake)

.
27.The exam is too easy to answer it. (correct the mistake)

28. She isnt old enough to got married. (correct the mistake)
..
29. She is short enough to reach the top shelf. (correct the mistake)

30. The shop is near. We can walk to it. ( use: enough)

..

46

Unit 14: Present Perfect

Form:
Subject + have / has + Past participle
Examples:
Affirmative She has written a letter.
Negative she hasnt written a letter.
Question: what has she written?
Yes or no question: Has she written a letter?
Short answer: Yes, she has.

No, she hasnt.

Usage:
1. Actions which started in the past and still continued in the
present.
ex: She has worked as a teacher since 1999. ( She is still a teacher)
2. Actions which have recently finished and their results are visible
in the present.
ex: They have done their shopping. (Their bags are with them)
3. Actions which happened at an unspecified time in the past. The
exact time is not mentioned because its not important.
ex: Ive bought a new car. ( What is important is that I bought a car and not
when I bought it)
4. Experiences
ex: She has tried rock climbing.
Time Expressions:
just already ever never recently so far since for yet.
examples:
Ive just finished my homework. (In statements- the action finished
few minutes later)
We are not hungry. Weve already eaten lunch. (In affirmative
sentences)
This is the best book Ive ever read. Or Have you ever met a famous
person? (In affirmative and interrogative sentences)
Philip has never travelled abroad. ( Negative meaning)
They have recently moved to a new house. (In affirmative sentences)
She has sent us three postcards so far. (In affirmative statements)
47

 Jenny hasnt come to school since Monday. (= from a starting point in

the past)
John has worked in this company for three years. (= over a period of
time)
Has Billy arrived yet ? Or The train hasnt left yet. (In interrogative
or negative sentences)

Irregulars

Verb
be
become
begin
break
bring
build
buy
catch
come
do
drink
eat
get
give
go
have
know
leave
lose
make
meet

Past Simple Past Participle

was / were
became
began
broke
brought
built
bought
caught
came
did
drank
ate
got
gave
went
had
knew
left
lost
made
met

48

been
become
begun
broken
brought
built
bought
caught
come
done
drunk
eaten
got
given
gone
had
known
left
lost
made
met

read
ride
see
sing
speak
swim
take
teach
write

read
rode
saw
sang
spoke
swam
took
taught
wrote

read
ridden
seen
sung
spoken
swum
taken
taught
written

Exercises
Do as shown between brackets:
1. Have you see my new car?

(Correct the mistake)

2. She has do her homework.

(Correct the mistake)

.
3. Amy has finished her work yet.

(Correct the mistake)

.....................................................................................
4. No, I haven't had my breakfast.

(Ask)

.
5. Did she go to the supermarket?

(Has)

..
6. He has buy a new camera.

(Correct the mistake)

..
7. Sama isn't hungry, she has already ate lunch. (Correct the mistake)
.

49

8. Has he drank his milk yet?

(Correct the mistake)

9. She has ever travelled abroad.

(Correct the mistake)

.
10. I haven't seen her since Wednesday.

(For)

11. He has studied in this school for six years.

(since)

..
12. Have you ever ridden a motorbike?

(Answer with No)

13. He has worked as a doctor for 1990. (Correct the mistake)

.
14. Did you see a scary film?

(Have)

..
15. This is the most beautiful story I've never read.

(Correct the mistake)

.
16. Yes, I've seen a shark.

(Ask)

.
17. She went to Rome since 2010. (Correct the mistake).
.
18. She has worked as a doctor for ten years. (Ask)
..
19. They've finished their work.

(yet)

20. She's given me the story.

(not)

50

21. Yes, she's been to Paris.

(Ask)

.
22. Has he ever do gymnastics? (Correct the mistake, and then answer with
"No")
.

23. Steve visits three art galleries in Paris so far.

(Correct the mistake)

.
24. Have you ever go to New York?

(Correct the mistake)

..
25. Jenny watered the plants.

(Use: already)

26. He hasn't paid his bill since.

(Correct the mistake)

27. No, I've never eaten Greek food?

(Ask)

.
28. Have you ever fly on a plane?

(Correct the mistake)

.
29. Amy has played the piano for 2012. (Correct the mistake)
..
30. No, she's ever been to Canada.

(Correct the mistake)

51

Unit 16: Countable / Uncountable Nouns

Countable nouns:
We can count them (one bag/two bags).
Uncountable nouns:
Have no plural form, we can't count them (yoghurt ,water, cheese, milk,
butter, cola, money, bread, meat, tea, sugar, honey, coffee).
a/an
With

Some

any

With

With

Every
Before
singular
countable
nouns

singular countable plural nouns

plural nouns
(countable or
(countable or
nouns.
uncountable)
uncountable)
(an orange/a bird )
Every person in
Positive
Negative and
my family has
with an
Interrogative
sentences
got his own car.
adjective + noun
There are some
boys in the garden. There aren't
( a fast boat)
any boys in the
There is some milk
and not (a fast)
garden. / There
in the bottle.
isn't any milk
in the bottle. /
Interrogative
Are there any
sentences to
make offers and boys in the
garden? / Is
requests
there any
Would you like
sugar? No,
some Coffee?
there isnt any
(offer)
sugar.
Can I have some
milk? (request)

52

Exercises
Rewrite:
1. There is some milk in the fridge.
(Negative)

2. Theres no one at home.

(any)
.
3. There is an egg on the table.
(Plural)
..
4. There arent any children in the garden.
(no)
.
5. Therere no books on the desk.
(any)
.
6. Yes, there are some toys in the room.
(Ask)
..
7. There isnt any bread.
(some)

8. There are no bananas.

(some)

9. Yes, Im going somewhere today.

(Ask)

10. Theres some water.

(not)
..
11. There's an orange.
(Plural)
.
12. There're some girls in the class.
(not)
.
13. Can I have any milk, please?
(Correct the mistake)

14. Every women (love) shopping.

(Correct the mistake and the verb)

15. Would you like any juice?

(Correct the mistake)

53

16. This car is a nice.

(Correct the mistake)
..
17. This is noisy bell.
(Correct the mistake)

18. There is a cheese in the kitchen.

(Correct the mistake)

19. There isn't some apple juice.

(Correct the mistake)

20. I need any mangoes, please.

(Correct the mistake)
..
21. There is an umbrella.
(Use: any)

22. Every girls in the class are clever.

(Correct the mistake)
..
23. Yes, there is some yoghurt/yogurt on the table.
(Ask)
..
24. There arent some bags in the car.
(Correct the mistake)
.
25. I need colas please.
( Correct the mistake)
.
26. Mark wants coffee.
(Put: Mark and Sally)
.
27. I bought a tea yesterday.
(Correct the mistake)
..
28. There is an apple in the fridge.
(use: some)
..
29. Every flower (have) odor.
(Correct the verb)
.
30. Can I have some cheese ?
(Answer with Yes)

54

Unit 19: Relative Pronouns clauses

Relative pronouns (who, which, whose, that) introduce relative clauses. A
relative clauses tells us which person or thing the speaker means.
Example: The woman who works with me is an American.
relative clause
( The relative clause identifies which woman the speaker is talking about.)

* We use "who / that" to refer to people.

ex: The man who / that stole the car is in prison now.
* We use "which / that" to refer to objects or animals.
ex: The table which / that is in the kitchen is very old.
* We use "whose" with people, animals and things to show possession.
ex: This is the boy whose sister is a singer.

Relative pronouns as subject or object:

Who/ Which / That cannot be omitted if it is the subject of the
relative clause; that is, when there is no noun or subject pronoun
between the relative pronoun and the verb.
Example:
I know a girl. She has four dogs.
I know a girl who/ that has four dogs.
( The relative pronoun is the subject , we cant omit it.)
Who/ Which /That can be omitted when it is the object of the
relative clause; that is, when there is a noun or subject pronoun
between the relative pronoun and the verb.
55

Example:
Thats the bicycle. I bought it last week.
Thats the bicycle (which / that) I bought last week.
( The relative pronoun is the object; we can omit it.)
We use whose instead of possessive adjectives (my, your, his,
etc) with people, objects and animals to show possession.
Examples:
Thats the little girl - her dress is dirty.
Thats the little girl whose dress is dirty.

56

Exercises
Rewrite:
1. Mary is the girl which lives next door.
( Correct the mistake)

2. Thats Sherry. Her mother is a chef.

( Join with a relative pronoun)
.
3. She works in an office. Its very crowded. (Join with a relative pronoun)
.
4. I met a boy. He looks like your brother. (Join with a relative pronoun)

5. Thats the car. It won the race.

(Join with a relative pronoun)

6. This is the girl that hair is brown.

(Correct the mistake)

7. That is the computer who I want to buy.

(Correct the mistake)

8. Giant pandas are animals. They live in China. (Join with a relative
pronoun)
..
9. I saw a girl. Her mother is a doctor.
(Join with a relative pronoun)

10.These are the girls. Their class won a prize.(Join with a relative pronoun)
...
11.I saw the woman which lost her money. (Correct the mistake)

12.This is the bag whose I bought.

(Correct the mistake)

13.Thats the suitcase that handle is black.

(Correct the mistake)
.
14.A magician is a person. He plays tricks. (Join with a relative pronoun)

15.A vet is a person. His job is to cure animals. (Join with a relative
pronoun)
.
57

16.Miss Nahla is the one which teaches us Arabic. (Correct the mistake)

17.Thats the woman. Her son is a doctor. (Join with a relative pronoun)
.
18.That is the house. We painted this house last year. (Join with a relative
pronoun)

19.This is the story. Its title is Snow White.(Join with a relative pronoun)

20.That is the teacher whose teaches us Math.

(Correct the mistake)

21.Who is the student .. bag is in the playground? (Complete

with a relative pronoun)
22.Where is the girl asked the question? (Complete with a
relative pronoun)
23. That is the present. My dad gave it to me on my Birthday. (Join)
..
24.Where is the bag . I bought yesterday? (Complete with a
relative pronoun)
25.This is the boy. His leg was broken last week. (Join with a relative
pronoun)
.
26.She works for a company. The company makes cigarettes. (Join with a
relative pronoun)

27. The film who we watched last night was fantastic.(Correct the mistake)
..
28. The girl is beautiful. Her dress is pink. (Join with a relative pronoun)

29. That is the car. I bought it last year.

(Join)
..
30. The woman lives here. She is a doctor. (Join with a relative pronoun)
..

58

Story
Changing
Places

59

Characters of the Story

Hal Tanner: Hal Tanner lives an ordinary life. He works at the
natural history museum in San Diego, California. He always tells his
family and his friends that he is happy with his life, but he really
thinks that every day is the same and hes a little bored.
Tim Hawkins: Tim Hawkins is a popular film actor. He acts in all
kinds of films, but most people like his adventure films. Tims
photograph is on the cover of magazines all over the country. Tim is
not happy to be a popular film actor. He wants to have an ordinary
life.
Hals boss at the museum
The crew: The people working in the film
The director: The person who is leading the film of Tim Hawkins.
David: Hals cousin whom he usually meets for a cup of coffee and
will be shopping with him for the birthday lunch.
Philip: He is Tims secretary. He comes to work every day. He works
at the computer, he answers phones and sends e-mails about work. He
sends Tims pictures to Tims fans.
Sophie: Hals Aunt whose birthday is to be the next day and Hal and
David are supposed to be preparing for the lunch.
Ann: Davids sister
Jane: Davids sister
The farm workers: They helped Hal when he was lost in the desert
and rode him back home. They are fans of Tim Hawkins.
Mrs. Tanner: Hals mother

60

Chapter one
Hal and Tim meet

Complete:
1. Hal Tanner lives an ..
2. At the weekend, Hal does his .. around the house.
3. Tim Hawkins is a popular .. ..
4. The Natural History Museum has got a lot of rooms with all kinds
of
5. Tim is Happy with the Change for his new film, because he thinks
that people wont . him.
6. Hals .. came up to talk to him, to tell him that
he had to control the crowded rooms of . people.
7. Tim saw Hal and at him, because it was like
looking in a

Answer the following questions:

1. Where did Hal Tanner work ?

2. What is Tim Hawkins job ?

61

3. Why isnt Tim Hawkins happy with his job ?

4. Why was Tim Hawkins surprised to see Hal for the first time ?

.
5. What was Tims idea ?

62

Chapter two
Changing places is fun

Complete:
1. Tim showed the .. to Hal and he played Tims
. In the next scene.
2. Hal played Tims . in the next scene.
3. Hals .. came to speak to him and asked him to go to
the exhibit.
4. Girls usually when they see Tim.
5. Hal liked his job, but he thought it was ..
6. The idea of changing places for another day made Hal feel
.. but it .. him.
7. Hal didnt want to have a party, because someone would
.. them.

Answer the following questions:

1. Why did Tim and Hal laugh when Hals boss left the office ?

63

2. What did Hals boss ask Tim to do ? and what did he do there ?

..
.
3. Why did Tim like to have Hal Tanners job ?

4. Why didnt Tim want to have a party that night ?

5. Why was Hal frightened to be Tim for another day ?

...........

64

Chapter three
New roles for Tim and Hal

Complete:
1. Tim has a . Who works everyday.
2. Tim is an actor, hes got a .
3. They exchanged keys, .. and ..
4. Tim had to park Hals bike at the side of the .. and
use the bike ..
5. In one film, Tim played the role of a doctor who found the
.. for a strange sleeping .
6. Tims house was a .. house near a
7. Philip showed Hal the new .. that was all about Tim.
8. When the audience saw Hal on the talk show, they ..,
he smiled and to them.

Answer the following questions:

1. What does Hals secretary do ?

65

2. Why was changing places easy for Tim ?

..

3. Why was the role of being Hal Tanner very difficult ?

.
..
.......
..........................................................................................................................
4. What did Tim do when a girls hat fall ?

........

5. Why did Tim change his mind with David to be with him that
evening?

66

Chapter four
Tim gets into trouble

Complete:
1.

Hal Showed the crew how to make a ..

2.

Tim and David went to the supermarket to for the

.

3.

Hals mother asked him if he felt sick and if he had a

.

4.

When it rained very hard, everyone had to run to the

5.

Tim went to his house by bus, because he didnt have his ..

and he didnt have .. ..

6.

At first, changing places was , but now it was getting

Tim into .

Answer the following questions:

1. How was Hal different when he was Tim Hawkins?

67

2. Why was the crew surprised when Hal showed them how to make a
queue ?

3. What did Tim do when he arrived home with no keys ?

4. Why didnt Tim want the police to recognize him ?

5. How was changing places fun at first and now it wasnt for Tim ?

68

Chapter five
Hal gets lost

Complete:
1. The director told Hal that ... could leave until they had
finished filming the ..
2. Hal had to hide behind a .. .. He was tired of
being a ..
3. Hal was driving in so he looked for a .
but couldnt find.
4. The . stopped because there was no more .. in
the car.
5. The desert made Hal think of the .. and the
.
6. Finally Hal could see a There were farm
in it.
7. One of the farmers has seen all Hals films .. He is his
biggest

Answer the following questions:

1. Why did Hal Have to leave the crew when they were filming the last
scene ?

69

2. Why couldnt Hal tell the director that he wasnt Tim Hawkins ?

3. What did the director do when Hal told him about his aunt Sophies
birthday lunch ? and why ?

4. Did Tim know where they are filming the desert scene ? why ?

5. Why wasnt Hal afraid when he was lost and alone in the desert ?

70

Chapter six
Hal and Tim tell the truth

Complete:
1. Tim put the .. of fruit and the .. on the
table.
2. Playing . .. was the most difficult
. of Tims life.
3. For one day Hal was an .. in an .. film. He
was on a talk ..
4. Hal was very happy to be .. .. and he didnt
want to change his for the .
5. Tim made a .. to Hals family at the birthday lunch.
6. was the only person that knew that Hal
wasnt Hal.

Answer the following questions:

1. What were the farm workers doing at the birthday lunch ?

71

2. What did Tim do to look like Tim Hawkins again and not Hal ?

3. What did Hal tell his family about his adventure as Tim Hawkins ?

4. What was the most important part of Hals day as Tim Hawkins ?

5. What did Tim say about his adventure as Hal Tanner in the speech ?

72