Pag. 66 ex. 1

1. I’ve only got a few lessons today.

2. There aren’t many trains to Leeds.

3. Kurt doesn’t like too much sugar in his coffee.

4. She’s interested in to learn Japanese.

5. Could you help me with my homework, please?

6. You’re only six but you can ride a bike.

7. They build a new spots centre in the town.

8. My dad usually drives to work.

9. “I love fruit smoothies.” “I don’t.”

10. Katie makes notes in lessons and so does Nathan.

 

Pag. 66 ex. 3

1. A Does this bus go to Liverpool, please?

   B Yes, it does.

   A Can I take a return ticket, please?

   B It’s £6.70.

   A Here you are. Can you tell me when we’re in the city centre, please?

   B Yes, of course,

 

2. A Excuse me, I’m bit lost. How do I get to the Picasso exhibition?

   B Take the lift to the second floor and it’s on the left.

   A Thank you. Can I take photos in here?

   B No, you can’t.

   A Oh, OK. And where are the toilets, please?

   B They’re in the basement. Go down those stairs on the right.

   A Thank you.

 

Pag. 66 ex. 4

- I go to school on foot.

- My parents go to school by car.

- I go to the cinema by bicycle.

- I go to my friend’s house by bicycle.

- I go on holiday by car.

 

Pag. 74 ex.6

You must use a nickname.

You mustn’t give personal information about you, tell your passwords at your friends.

It’s a good idea to use chatrooms .

It isn’t a good idea to meet new online friends.

 

Pag. 75 ex. 8

- I use the internet one hour a day.

- I chat.

- No, I don’t.

- Yes, I do.

 

The weekend

On Saturday morning I went to school and in the afternoon I went out with my friends in Cervignano. In the evening I had dinner in Strassoldo in Chinese restaurant. On Sunday morning I stayed at home and I studied Physics. In the afternoon I went to my grandparents.