Page 4

1. Where’s your brother? Isn’t he at home?

2. I can’t find my mobile. Where is it?

3. Emily! Jacob! Are you here?

4. Aargh Help… I am falling

5. Austin and I are in a hurry. We are late.

6. Jessica, you are my best friend!

7. Ask Andrew for help! He is very reliable.

8. Let’s listen to One Direction! They are great.

9. My sister is a ballet dancer. She is brillant!

10. Your friends are late. Where are they?

11. Look! What’s that? Oh, it is only the neighbour’s cat.

12. Slow down! It’s early. We are on time.

 

Page 5 ex. 7

1. It

2. they

3. She

4. we

5. I

6. you

 

ex 8

1. It’s my grandmother’s birthday on Sunday. She’s 75.

2. I’m not at school today. I’m on holiday for two weeks.

3. Alex and I are 14. We are best mates and we support the same football team.

4. Where are your parents? They’re late! Why are they never on time! Never!

5. A: Have you got a English dictionary? B: Yes, here it is.

6. My girlfriend’s mum is from Brighton. She’s British.

7. Hi guys, are you ready for your turn on the go-karts? Be careful! They are very fast.

8. Adam is Scottish. He’s from Scotland.

 

Ex 9

He is a young architect. Lui è un architetto

They are good dancers. Loro sono dei bravi ballerini

She is my fhater’s secretary. Lei è la segretaria di mio padre

We are lawyers. Noi siamo dei giudici

He is my employer. Lui è il mio datore di lavoro

She is a scientist. Lei è una scienziata

He is a carpenter. Lui è un falegname

Are they plumbers? Sono degli idraulici?

She is a housewife. Lei è una casalinga

We are teachers. Noi siamo insegnati

 

ex 10

1. le parole che finiscono con y preceduta da una consonante, al plurale la y diventa i e si aggiunge es.

2. Nell’inglese il pronome personale soggetto viene sempre espresso, mentre nell’italiano può essere sottinteso.

3. Traducendola in inglese si potrebbe fare l’errore di scrivere She is in europe. È giusto usare it al posto di she, perchè it è una terza persona singolare che si utilizza con le cose o gli animali.

 

Page 28 ex 1

1.Can you give it to me, please?

2. Leave me alone!

3. give them to him

4. please buy it for me!

 

Page 29 ex 2

1. That’s Elle’s cousin Hetty. Hetty looks like her.

2. A: Where are our boarding cards? B: Henry’s got it.

3. A: That’s a great phone. B: Thanks, he gave it to me.

4. They are coming to the restourant whith he and me.

5. He is a superb actor. Can I ask him to teach me?

6. A: Has Emily got her tablet whit her? B: No She left it at home.

7.Helen and I fly from stansted early in the morning. Can you come to collect us?

 

Ex 3

1. Mum, help me with my science project!

2. He’s my favourite singer. I love him.

3.My big brother plays basketball really well! I love watching him.

4.Where’s my mobile phone? I can’t find it.

5. Toby, the line is dreadful! I can’t hear you.

6. They can’t take the children with us to the restourant

7. our maths teacher always gives us loads of homework on Saturdays

8. Ludovica, be nice to my cat Lilli. I’m very fond of it.

 

 

Ex 4.

[1] him

[2] he

[3] her

[4]he

[5]them

[6]them

[7]her

[8]She

 

ex 5

1. it

2.her

3.him

4.it

5.us

6.it

7.my

8. me

9. she, my, me

10. she, her

11. my, us

12. my.