0 Look at the picture. Write questions, then
answer them.
Jenny
Mrs Jones
Molly
Tim
Mr Jones
Bill
Tom
1 Jenny/do/her homework?
Is Jenny doing her homework? No, she isn't.
2 Bill and Tom/make/a snowman?
3 Mr Jones/play/in the snow?
4 Mrs Jones/talk/to Bill?
Bill and Tom/eat/sandwiches?
6 Molly/take/photographs?
7 Tim/eat/a sandwich?​

1 Can I have B some bread, please? A a B some C any

2 I'd love a C glass of water. A bowl B carton C glass

3 Would you like C an egg? A - B a C an

4 Charlie eats A too much street food. A too much В a few C too many

5 We ate A all of the biscuits; there aren't any left. A all B both C half

6 You don't need B many eggs to make an omelette. A few B many C much

7 Would you like A some milk in your coffee? A some B a few C little

8 There isn't  A much yoghurt in the fridge. A much В some C many

9 C How much sugar do you want in your tea? A How many C How much B How little

10 I need A several bags of rice from the shop. A several C a number of B plenty of

11 We only need B half of the chicken. Put the rest in the fridge. A both B half c all

12 A large A amount of our food has sugar added to it. A amount B number C bag​

Basic Rules of Football

The object of the game is for each team to try and score more goals than the opposition.
Matches are won by the team that scores the most goals throughout the game.
A standard football team consists of 11 players.

A goal is scored when one team manages to get the ball into the marked area defended by a member of the opposition called a goalie.

Standard adult football matches consist of two halves of 45 minutes play

A foul is the penalty given to one player purposefully sabotaging another in a physical way, such as kicking.

The goalkeeper is the only member of a team who is allowed to handle the ball during play

Each team has the option to bring on a maximum of three substitutes during a game.