Homework – 05.10.2020

 

Pag. 23 ex. 18

 

1. That’s Daria’s dog. Its name is Holly.

2. It’s our gran’s 90^th birthday soon.

3. Pat and Scott are with their sons.

4. Where is your girlfriend, Robert?

5. Marta, Emily when is your class test?

6. Look at my new scooter. I love it!

7. She has a lot of books in her house.

8. Tim has got two cars in his garage.

 

Pag. 23 ex 19

 

1. Melanie is a famous painter Her style is well-known all over the world.

2. His dream is to be a dancer. I tell him to practise every day.

3. Luca’s mother is a massage therapist. Her clients feel better after a massage.

4. Mark and Pete are brothers. They have a pet dog. Its company makes them very happy.

5. Mario works in the fashion industry. His job is creative. He designs bridal gowns.

6. The library is very old and its rooms are decorated with valuable frescos.

 

Pag. 23 ex 20

 

1. Hi Will, my assignment is due tomorrow. When is your due? I can’t remember.

2. Jake’s flat is on the first floor and Ron’s is just upstairs. His is on the second floor.

3. A Do you like my new car? It’s bright blue. B Not really! I prefer Mandy’s. Hers is pearl grey.

4. Mattia’s relations live in Italy and a pastime of theirs is going to the countryside at the weekends.

5. A Hey, you two! Is this bag yours?  B No, it isn’t ours.

6. I’m sorry, that seat is free. It’s mine. Look, here’s my ticket!

 

Pag. 23 ex 21

 

1. Mine / My book is on the desk, next to the printer. Can you see it / its ?

2. It / Its is your right to speak about your feelings.

3. Our / We new house is on the lake. Its / It rooms are very big.

4. Her / She brother lives in Manchester. He / His is an engineer.

5. Sil, is this sweater yours? It / Its looks so big!

6. Give your friends a blanket, please. They / Their are cold.

7. Their / They dream is to move to a remote island. They are working hard for this dream.

8. Turn the air conditioning on, please. Its / It is very hot.

 

Pag. 23 ex 22

 

1. This isn’t my car. Mine is black.

2. They aren’t their teacher. They are ours.

3. He isn’t James’ s brother. He is mine.

4. These aren’t our rooms. There are theirs.

5. It isn’t Clara’s schoolbag. It is yours.

6. That is my friend Jamie and his sister Carole

 

 

 

Pag. 23 ex 23

 

1. My phone number is very easy.

2. Your school is big, ours is very small.

3. Our Wifi is fast, yours is slow.

4. Their new restaurant is awesome and their customers are were pleased.

5. It isn’t fair! In my rooms there are two chairs, in yours a comfortable sofa.

6. This isn’t Charlotte’s umbrella, but it’s mine. Where’s hers?

7. A Gabriel, where is my watch? B It’s near your tablet.

8. A Is this Victoria’s bag? B Yes, it is, but this isn’t her purse.

 

Pag 25 ex 24

 

1. Whose this is / is this silver bracelet?  Silver = argento

2. Whose brick red blanket is this / Whose this brick red blanket is on my bed? Red = rosso

3. Whose is dark green cap it? / Whose dark green cap is it?  Dark green = verde scuro

4. Whose / Who’sis the orange and brown swimming suit on this chair? Orange and brown = arancione  e marrone

5. Whose / Who is that boy with those amazing light blue eyes? Light blue = azzurro chiaro

6. There’s a turquoise ring on the sofa. Whose it is? / Whose is it?  Turquoise = turchese

7. Whose there are / are these pale violet shoes? They’re awful!!! Violet = viola / violetto

8. Whose shocking pink gloves are it / they ? Shocking pink = rosa shocking

 

Pag. 25 ex 25

 

1. A Which tea do you want?  This Earl Grey tea here or another one?

    B Well, Earl Grey tea is my favourite one.

2. A What yogurt do you like?

    B I like fruit yogurts, but I don’t like strawberry ones.

    A What about the Greek ones?

    B Ugh, no, I don’t  like them!

3. A Which vegetables do you prefer, tomatoes or cabbage?

    B Tomatoes, but I don’t want them, I want this one! I love it!

    A Garlic??? I hate it!!!

4. A Isn’t this frozen pizza delicious?

   B Which one? The one with the artichokes and peppers?

   A No, the one with tomatoes and mozzarella cheese…

   B I don’t like it! It’s too pain for me!!!

 

Pag. 25 ex 26

 

1. There are three tennis balls in class. Whose are they?

2. A Whose ancient moneys are these? B They’re Dylan’s ones.

3. A Whose backpack is this? B What one? A The one on my bed!

4. A That man is my coach. B What one? A The one in the gym.

5. A That is my notebook. B What one? A The one with the red cover.

6. A What is your flat? B This one with open windows.

7. A These are my CDs. B What ones? A The rock music ones!

8. A What are your vocabularies? Those ones? B No, our vocabularies are at home.

 

 

Pag. 25 ex 27

 

1. La principale differenza tra italiano e inglese quando si usano gli aggettivi possessivi è che in italiano ci c’è il singolare, il plurale, il maschile e il femminile per ogni persona (Es1)

In inglese invece c’è un unico aggettivo per singolare e plurale (Es2)

Es1 : il mio gatto; la mia gatta; i miei gatti; le mie gatte.

Es2 : my cat, my cats.

2. La frase tradotta viene : Sylvia’s pen is new. Rispetto all’italiano, l’ordine delle parole cambia.

Bisogna fare attenzione a non mettere l’articolo davanti a “Sylvia”.

3. “Whose ruller is this?”

4. Per formulare la domanda uso “what” perché ci sono svariate possibilità di risposta.

La traduzione è “What is your favourite film?”