Class Name and surname
Date
Mark
2. shy
1. Match the adjectives to their descriptions
1.optimist
a)always looks on the bright side of life
b)doesn't care about other people's feelings
3. reliable
c)doesn't feel comfortable with people
4.sociable
d)always want to do things his own way
5.stubbom
e)always does what he says he will do
6. selfish
1 likes meeting people
3
4
3
2.Choose the correct item
Il meetmet/were meeting Mary yesterday,
2. Look at the clouds! It is going to rain will rain is raining,
3.1 promise, I call will call/called you tomorrow.
4.Our train is leaving/len/leaves in an hour.
5. When I am sleeping was sleeping, my friends were dancing was dancing yesterday
6. They mowe/are going to mowe houses this summer.
7. We will have is going to have/are having party tonight.
8. I think am thinking about going to the mountains,
9. He is having have a shower now.
10. The flower smells is smelling nice.
11. Why do you taste/are you tasting the soup?
12. I have lost/lost my keys recently.
13. You are always losing lose your gloves!
14. Turn off the radio, please. I am doing/does my project.
3.Put the adjectives in brackets into the correct form.
1.Paul is the (tall) boy in the class, the talles
2.My sister is(sociable) than my brother, the more sociale
3. She is the patient) student in our class. the patients
4. This show is (good) than it was last year, letten
5. Nick was (fast) runner in the race, the fastest
6. Lions move (silently) than horses. more silently
7. Canada is (big) than Britain. Bigger
4. Choose the correct preposition.
1. A teacher has difficulty getting her ideas over/across to the students?
2. Do you get on/down well with your classmates.
3. The bad weather is really gets me down/over.
4. It took me much time to get along/over the flu.
5. Have you got over/across with problem?
5.Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition
1. to be popular...
2. be good.
3.be jealous...
4. be fond.
5. be keen...
6.Form adjectives from the words
1. optimism
2.care
3. Comfort

Halloween is on 31st October This is also called All Hallows Eve or All Saints Eve. This is because, according to some, the roots of the holiday are in a Christian holiday that remembers the dead. Others say that the ancient Harvest season of Ireland is the root cause of holiday.Halloween is not just for kids.Attending the costumes parties make adult fun. The competition is often for who is the best dress. There are games for apple, where people have to get an apple using only their teeth from a large bucket of water. Others celebrate themselves in haunted homes, homes, and scare themselves, where people are ready in the form of ghosts, corpses, and werewolves and ventilate guests to scare away. People also tell horror stories or watch horror movies.

Объяснение:

31% of Canada is taken up by forests.

20% of the world’s fresh water is in Canada.

Canada has more lakes than all other countries combined.

There are 1,453 airports in Canada.

About 2 km under Sudbury, Ontario is the world’s deepest underground lab, SNOLAB.

Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world.

The world’s first UFO landing pad was built in 1967 in St. Paul, Alberta.

«Loonies» and «toonies» are commonly used names for 1$ and 2$ coins.

Saint-Louis-du-Ha!-Ha! is the only town in the world with two exclamation marks.

9.5 million of Canada’s 34.9 million people speak French.

«A Mari usque ad Mare» (from sea to sea) is Canada’s official motto.

In Saskatchewan a hoodie is called «a bunnyhug».

«A bluenoser» is a term used for people from the province of Nova Scotia.

«Colour, behaviour, labour» - Canadian words are spelt the British way, rather than the American way.

Canada’s longest place name is Lake.

1835 is the year of the first known use of the term «Canuck», referring to a Canadian.

100$ bills are rumoured to smell of maple – the Bank of Canada denies this.

80.5% of Canadian homes have Internet.

The number of points on the Canadian flag’s maple leaf is 11.

1982 is the year Canada officially became its own country.

License plates in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories are shaped like polar bears.